SOME FACTORS FOR CUBS
The essay argues the 1929 World Series could hinge on deteriorated American League strength due to wartime draft and player enlistment. It notes Cubs outmatching NL rivals, Red Sox facing pitching and batting challenges, and Manager Mitchell's tactical edge as a pivotal factor for Cubs’ potential pennant.
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Cubs Show Top Form for World Series Opener
The Cubs under Manager Mitchell boast strong batting and fielding drills as they prepare for the World Series opener against the Red Sox in Chicago. Officials expect a near capacity crowd of about 40,000 despite mixed ticket interest.
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Murray Aets Ul Murray Aets Ul Triumph at West Lawn
Murray wins the national lawn tennis title in 1918 by defeating W T Tilden elphin 6 3 6 1 7 1. The meteor rise grants him the ch which had been held by Norris Williams since 1916, with no further play for honors that day.
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First Sabotage Case in Montana Regarded as State Primer
Bruno Dore, held in Livingston jail, faces a sabotage charge under Montana law for allegedly destroying locomotives in the city. The case marks the first of its kind in the district since the war tensions rose, and the complaint cites efforts to hamper munitions transport as the motive. Local details mix with unrelated notes on carriage etiquette and bronze powder trade amid broader wartime coverage.
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New York Stock Exchange Reopens Amid Sharp Trading Rally
New York September 2 trading resumed on the stock exchange with a brisk session led by steel and allied shares. Heavy gains in independent steels and related issues followed a day marked by German developments and mixed bond activity, while copper and certain commodity shares lagged behind.
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Chicago Market Livestock Receipts and Prices
Market reports from Chicago and Omaha show hogs steady to higher with heavy to mixed weights, cattle receipts and prices soft or steady, veering with regional trends. Price ranges include hogs around 18 to 19.70, cattle 10 to 18.50, and canners and stockers fluctuating. the notes reflect mixed demand and ongoing market strength in hogs.
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Chicago Market Sees Mixed Grain Price Moves
Septembers corn futures rally while oats and wheat show modest gains amid war news and large receipts. Traders note bullish sentiment wanes as government August production hints temper prices. Wheat at 2.20 per bushel and rye around 1.66 with nominal receipts and daily activity limited by market uncertainty.
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NO MORE GARNISHMENT BUT BOYS MUST PAY UP
Washington reports say garnishment of wages for railroad employees is forbidden to protect merchants and ensure bills are paid from government funds. The news outlines a change by McAdoo and notes the shift affects workers and employers, with potential legal actions constrained. The article mentions the emergency measures and a court writ of error related to the issue.
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Untitled coastal trade note with scattered figures
Fragmented OCR text from a shipping column mentions coastwise steamship interest, a Minneapolis link, Februaries and barrels, car shipments, and prices in dollars. Details are garbled, but the era tone suggests a market brief on freight, deliveries, and associated vessels.
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