Hendricks Favors Pirates After Narrow World Series Opener
In the Pittsburgh opener, Hendricks notes the Pirates were undone by two errors and a misplayed double play in the third inning. He praises Remy Kremer and John Milius, and believes Vic Aldridge can rebound to even the series against the Yankees in a fast curve ball duel.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Remy Kremer
Donie Bush
John Milius
New York Yankees
Pirates
George Pipgras
Vic Aldridge
Yankees
Reversed Judgment in Ohio Court Over Green Case
Mrs. C. L. Green, plaintiff in error, won a favorable reversal by Judge L. G. Worstell in Athens County Common Pleas. The court found error prejudicial to the plaintiff in error and reversed the mayor's ruling. Green had been fined $10 and costs for reckless motor vehicle operation in Glouster. The June 27, 1927 trial involved backing into Harry Colly's car. The reversal rested on an offense not properly charged under Ohio law.
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S. A. Parks
Glouster
L. G. Worstell
Athens County
Harry Colly
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church Bible School Plans Meeting
Officers and teachers of the First Presbyterian church Bible school will meet in the church dining room at 6 30 Friday night to plan work for the coming year according to an announcement by Dr A Y Wilcox today.
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First l Presbyterian Church Bible School
A. Y. Wilcox
Seven New Cases In Columbus Reported
Seven cases of infantile paralysis were reported to the state department of health today in Columbus as officials recorded the latest outbreak developments.
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Columbus
State Department of Health
Attendance Records andRevenue Shares From First Game
Attendance reached 41 467 with receipts totaling 182 477 dollars. Advisory council received 27 371.55 dollars while clubs and players shares stood at 62 042.18 dollars and 3 063.27 dollars respectively.
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Advisory Council
Mechanicsburg Road Opens Amid Funding Details
The state highway running through Mechanicsburg from the gates of the state hospital to the Pomeroy and Albany roads is now open. John W. Dowler reports the total cost at 123555 with 102755 for engineering and construction 8300 for contingencies and 12500 for right of way. Federal state and county funds cover the project with 25000 from the county 20000 from the federal government and 78055 from the state. Contract awarded to F H Beckler covers 113 miles of concrete pavement 27 feet wide four bridges 20 culverts 11 2 miles of storm sewers and 18000 yards of grading. Sidewalks are being laid and should be finished by November 1.
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Mechanicsburg
State Hospital
Pomeroy
Albany
John W. Dowler
Dowler
Rich Bootlegger Shoots His Wife In Divorce Case
Cincinnati reports millionaire bootlegger George Remus shot his wife Imogene Remus hours before their divorce hearing. She died three hours later after being rushed to a hospital. Remus surrendered to police. He had a notorious past in bootlegging and related cases.
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Cincinnati
U.R
George Remus
Imogene Remus
Atlanta
Remus
Franklin Dodge
Ohio employment bureaus place over ten thousand in September
State city employment bureaus placed 10 264 persons in jobs in Ohio during September. Otto W Branch chief of the awark reported today. There were 17 108 applicants.
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Columbus
Ohio
Otto W. Branch
Awark
Chiropractors licensing board opposed in Ohio letter
Cleveland health director Dr. H L Rockwood sent a letter to the city council urging opposition to creating a separate board to license chiropractors to practice medicine in the state.
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Cleveland
U.R
H. L. Rockiwood
Jurisdiction of Justices Not To Be Affected by Bill
Attorney General Edward C. Turner stated that the outcome of the Marshall justice of the peace fee bill in the November election will not affect the jurisdiction of justices in civil cases. He refuted claims from the Anti Saloon League and Ohio Grange alleging rural farmers would be forced to travel to county seats for petty litigation. Justices of the peace will hear petty cases and minor disputes locally regardless of the bill.
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Columbus
U.R
Edward C. Turner
Anti-Saloon League
Ohio Grange
Turner
Justices of the Peace
Civil War Veterans Hold Second Athens County Reunion
About eighty five Civil War veterans gathered in Athens for the second annual reunion of the Civil War Veterans association of Athens county. A noon luncheon followed by a business meeting elected Joseph Pickering as president and set the next reunion for Glouster in October 1928.
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Athens
Civil War Veterans’ Association
Athens County
Coolville
Westervelt
Joseph Pickering
W. E. Christman
Glouster
Nelsonville
John P. Coe
Albany
W. B. Johnson
Old Soldiers
Frey Proposes Profit Sharing Basis at AFL Convention
John P. Frey of Cincinnati outlined a plan to base labor pay on increased production and profit sharing. The AFL convention in Los Angeles features Frey’s proposal to tie wages to output, aiming to establish a reliable measure for labor compensation.
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Los Angeles
Calif
American Federation of Labor
John P. Frey
Cincinnati
Metal Trades Department
Frey
Typhoon Cuts Mindoro Luzon Off From Manila
Mindoro and southern Luzon were cut off from Manila by a violent typhoon that swept the area yesterday. Authorities reported extensive damage but released no precise details. Communications with Manila were disrupted and information remained scarce.
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Manila
P. L
U.P
Mindoro
Luzon
Banquet Opens Ohio PTA Convention in Hold Banquet Warren
A banquet at the First Methodist church launched the 22nd annual Ohio PTA convention. Dr Joy Elmer Morgan, editor and educator lecturer, delivered the principal address noting a shift from verbal to visual education in modern schooling.
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Warren
First Methodist Church
Ohio
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Joy Elmer Morgan
National Educational Association
World Series Opens On Messenger Magnetic Board
About 1,500 spectators watched the opener as the Messenger's magnetic board displayed play by play from a United Press wire. Three operators Gordon Morrow Robert Marriott and Ed Martin ran the system to relay updates seconds after each play.
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Messenger
United Press
Gordon Morrow
the Messenger
Robert Marriott
Ed Martin
The
Green and White
Miners Walk Out at Non-Union Mine Near Salem
About 20 workers at the Pascola mine near Salem quit in protest over two layoffs after a union organizer arrived. The mine, non-union since the general strike began, closed as Pascola reportedly hires new workers. Organizers are active in nearby open shop mines.
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Salem
U.P
L'Ascola Mine Company
Pascola
Flappers Declared As Good as Their Retiring Sisters
Marion Ohio convention hears Mrs. Victor E. Miller claim today that flappers are as good and more courageous than sisters of 20 years ago. She cites Charles A. Lindbergh as an example raising standards and morale among youth.
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Marion
U.P
Victor E. Miller
Quincy
Mass
International Young People's
Ohio
King’s Daughters
Republican Woman to Debut as Ohio Republican Women Org
The Republican Woman a 16 page monthly publication will circulate soon after approval by the Ohio Council of Republican Women. It will serve as the official organ for all Republican women’s organizations in Ohio.
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Columbus
U.R
Republican Woman
Ohio
Ohio Council of Republican Women
14-Year-Old Killer Begins To Serve His Life Sentence
In Fort Madison Iowa 14 year old Lyle Messner began serving a life sentence for the murder of Kathleen Forrest six in Cedar Rapids. He was placed in the hospital ward for observation and showed little interest in farewells to his mother and sisters except for a cigarette. He wept briefly at parting.
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Fort Madison
U.P
Lyle Messner
Kathleen Forrest
Cedar Rapids
Weather readings show temperature swings across two days
The report records temperatures from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with 80 degrees at noon today and 50 degrees at 8 o'clock. Yesterday peaked at 78 degrees at 4 p.m., with detailed hourly values for Thursday and Wednesday showing gradual changes through the day.
World Series Opens with Yankees Narrow Win in Pittsburgh
S Suzuki reports from Pittsburgh as the New York Yankees beat the Pirates 5 to 4 in a tense opener. RuthFailed to homer but Power shown by Yankees as Combs and Hoyt lead the guests. Pirates press early but cannot overtake the visitors.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Orient
Osaka Mainichi
S. Suzuki
Combs
Yanks
Hoyt
Pirates
Kremer
Lazzeri
Grantham
Waner
Belmont County mine guards urged to stay on duty
Prosecuting Attorney Paul V. Waddell said he would advise Sheriff C. C. Hardesty not to withdraw guards from Belmont county mines. He argued withdrawal would threaten public peace and planned to confer with the sheriff. Officials hope a court decision clarifies the mine gun controversy amid reports other counties may follow Belmont in dissolving guards.
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ST. Clairsville
Paul V. Waddell
C. C. Hardesty
Belmont County
Waddell
Ohio
Cleveland and Detroit Favored for 1928 GOP Convention
A United Press unofficial poll of Republican National Committee members shows Cleveland and Detroit as the favorites to host the 1928 Republican National convention. The poll drew from a committee member who spoke on condition of anonymity in Washington.
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Washington
U.P
Cleveland
Detroit
Republican National Committee
United Press
Police Nab Seven-Eleven Men and Seize World Series Tickets
Pittsburgh Oct 7 authorities arrested seven eleven men tied to ticket scalping actions and seized about 100 World Series tickets in a crackdown on scalpers.
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Pittsburgh
Bird Coloring Contest Closes Tonight
The Bird Man seeks entries for the Red-Headed Woodpeckers contest with postmark deadline of October 6. Schools and classes increasingly participate, with teachers submitting top drawings to reduce handling and allow class contests leading to a district winner.
Body of young woman found on Lorain beach
The body of a roughly 25 year old woman, fully dressed in expensive clothes, was found on Lorain beach. Coroner Miles Perry investigated, estimating death about ten days prior with no exterior injuries. beads were the only jewelry noted.
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Lorain
Miles Perry
Perry
Plan for Coolidge Dawes Ticket Deliberately Drifting
Washington leaders of the Republican Party favor Coolidge as president and Dawes as vice president as the 1928 campaign stance. An official from the Republican National Committee says the plan is to return home, back favorite sons, and avoid a public ticket boom to prevent new statements from Coolidge. If the convention lingers past ballots six or seven, sparks could fly from the Massachusetts delegation.
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United Press
Washington
Republican Party
East
South
Coolidge
Dawes
Republican National Committee
United Press Today
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Five Cases Remain Before October Grand Jury
Five cases remained to be heard before the October grand jury as it began its session this morning. The jury has been in session since Monday. Hearings of witnesses were expected to be completed today though indictments may come tomorrow. Forty four witnesses remained today and nearly fifty cases had been disposed of since the sitting began.
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Grand Jury
Northern and Southern Armies Clash Near Pekin
Chinese forces fought a major engagement about 150 miles west southwest of Pekin near Chenge Ting along the Pekin Hankou railway. About 40 000 troops fought on each side as a decisive battle appeared to unfold that could seal the capital’s fate.
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Pekin
U.R
Chenge Ting
Pekin-Hankoun
Retaliate Increase Duties On French Automobiles And Commodities
The Treasury Department raised duties on French automobiles and other goods without State Department input, complicating Franco American tariff talks. Customs Commissioner Camp denied the action was retaliatory against French discrimination. In Newark, the Veterans of Foreign Wars received two three inch field pieces from the Spanish American war to be dedicated on Armistice Day.
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Washington
U.R
Treasury Department
State Department
Customs Camp
Newark
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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