Fifth Game Of World Series Sees Yanks Edge Giants
At Polo Grounds New York on Oct 10 the Yankees beat the Giants in the fifth game of the World Series. Hoyt outpitched Nehf as New York scored early and held on with strong defense and timely hitting to move within one win of the championship.
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Henry T. Farrell
United Press
Polo Grounds
New York
New York Giants
Coogan
New York Yanks
McGraw
Giants
Huggins
Waite Hoyt
Brooklyn
Harry Harper
Hackensack
Hoyt
Schang
Yankees
Nehf
Smith
McNally
Bancroft
Kelly
Miller
EB. Meusel
Peck
Frisch
Ward
Young
E. Meusel
R. Meusel
Ruth
Meusel
Rawlings
Salem Man Shot After Horse Deal Dispute
Clarence Pidcock of Salem was badly wounded when Lloyd Davis fired at him at 2 p.m. Sunday over a $4 horse deal. Davis and his son fled. Sheriff Parker pursued until daylight. Pidcock underwent facial and chest surgery at Copeland and Howe Hospital. Davis remains at large.
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Clarence Pidcock
Lyle
Salem
Lloyd Davis
Pidcock
Vicim
Copelad and Howe Hospital
Davis
Nelson
Plains
Herb Parker
Parker
Lls
Rowen Laird liner Rowan sinks off Ireland with 24 dead
In a fog bound disaster off Cornwall Point the Laird liner Rowan sank after colliding with the West Camak and Clan MacColm. Twenty four people including ten members of the American Southern Syncopated Orchestra died or were missing, with three Sinn Feiners among the drowned. Rescue efforts by Clan MacColm Wrestler and West Camak continued as boats and lifeboats pulled survivors from the water.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Rowan
Ireland
Sinn
Cornwall Point
Clan MacColm
West Camair
Wrestler
Giants Going At Top Speed In World Series
The New York Giants and Yankees faced off in game five with the Giants surging as a steam roller after pasting Carl Mays and the Yankees. The Giants started to hit hard, turning the tide in their favor despite Mays not showing diminished stuff.
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Giants
Sinn Fein and British delegates prepare for Irish peace talks
Final consultations were held by Sinn Fein and British delegations ahead of the opening of the Irish peace conference. Sinn Fein plenipotentiaries agreed on the agenda for the first meeting. At 11 o clock the conference will discuss procedure, then Lloyd George will state the government's position and Arthur Griffith will respond.
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ED L. Keen
United Press
London
Sinn Fein
Sinn Tein
Lloyd George
Arthur Griffith
Five Bandits Kill Watchman at Chicago Brewery
Steven Prehnal, watchman at the George J. Cook Brewing Company, was shot and killed by five armed bandits during a brewery raid. Police pursue suspects who escaped. motive appears to be a liquor cache.
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Chicago
Steven Prehnal
George J. Cook Brewing Company
Steel shows surge in September orders in New York
The Curcible Steel Company reports September orders up 20 percent from August totals in New York, signaling stronger demand for its products. The gain highlights continued steel industry expansion during the period.
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New York
Curcible Steel Company
Free Maps For School Children Panama Map Offer
The National Geographic Society prints a four color bird s eye view map of the Panama Canal and Isthmus. The Washington Information Bureau will mail a free copy to any school child who submits a coupon with two cents for postage.
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Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
Australia
England
Peru
New York
San Francisco
National Geographic Society
Canal
Panama
Washington Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Ree
Washington, D
Hoover to seek wage and rate cuts at unemployment conference
Secretary Hoover will urge the National Unemployment Conference to recommend reductions in railroad rates and wages as a permanent relief for unemployment. He aims for simultaneous cuts, while labor leaders resist wage reductions and wage arbitration terms remain disputed with miners and United Mine Workers.
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Herbert W. Walker
United Press
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Samuel Gompers
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Cummins Threatens Halt to Mississippi River Work
Senator Cummins of Iowa warned the board of army engineers that he will oppose all new work on the Mississippi River unless policy changes favor developing the upper river. He said current spending favors the lower river, pushing grain lumber coal and other goods to rail, raising costs and burdening western railroads. Congress will be asked this winter to address inland waterways in relation to the railroad issue.
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Washington
Senator Cummins
Iowa
Board of Army Engineers
Mississippi River
Congress
Cummins
Three Marchers in Parade Die From Apoplexy
Funeral services were arranged Monday for three men who died of apoplexy while marching in the Holy Name Societies parade on Sunday in Cincinnati. Priests in the parade administered last rites to two of the men. The victims are Frank Lohman 60 musician W C Moemke 74 retired farmer and James Tobin 60.
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Cincinnati
Holy Name Societies
Frank Lohman
W. C. Moemke
James Tobin
Tuft Woman Dies in Home Fire Here
In Lockbourne on October 10 Myrtle Tuft age 19, mother of three, died in a fire that destroyed her home and neighbor Albert Esteday’s house. Denver Taft, her husband, rushed to save her but she was engulfed in flames. he led their three children to safety.
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Lockbourne
Myrtle Tuft
Tuft
Albert Esteday
Denver Taft
Wife Given Divorce In Contested Parsons Case
In Zanesville Ohio Emma Parsons won a contested divorce from John Parsons after parts of two days of hearings. The court granted Emma custody of the minor children and awarded her the property in the city while John retains lands in Athens county. Grounds cited were extreme cruelty.
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Zanesville, O
Emma Parsons
John Parsons
Athens County
Tumbes Revolt Reported from Peru Dispatch
A revolution has broken out in Tum bes, Tumbes department, Peru, according to a dispatch from Santiago reported in Buenos Aires. The nature of the uprising and immediate forces involved remain unclear.
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Buenos Aires
Tumbes
Department
Peru
Santiago
Collins Arrives in London for Sinn Fein Talks
Michael Collins arrived in London to join Sinn Fein delegates for a conference with the British cabinet committee. Known as commander in chief of the Irish Republican Army, he led guerrilla warfare in Ireland during the war and his presence in England is highly anticipated amid the postwar suspensions.
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London
Michael Collins
Irish Republican Army
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Collins
England
Athens Leaguers Visit Ca naanville For Golden Rule Program
A delegation from Epworth League of the First M E Church Athens led by Lewis B. Snyder conducted a program at Ca naanville church Sunday evening. Special music readings and discussion on the Golden Rule drew a large crowd. Participants included Olive Kyle Naomi Black Ruth Henry Grace Webb Mable Wagner Mary Tener Gladys George Esther Kneisley Josephine Stiers Bertha Vickers Noble Hilt and Mr Snyder.
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Canaanville, O
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Athens
Canaanville, Church
Athens Party
Lewis B. Snyder
Olive Kyle
Naomi Black
Ruth Henry
Grace Webb
Mable Wagner
Mary Tener
Gladys George
Esther Kneisley
Josephine Stiers
Bertha Vickers
Noble Hilt
Mr. Snyder
West Arrested in Embezzlement of State Funds
Claude A. West a former executive secretary under three governors was arrested in Atlanta on charges of embezzling state funds.
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Atlanta, Ga
Claude A. West
YANK PITCHER NOT FEARED BY THE GIANTS NOW
In New York the Yankees face the World Series with Waite Hoyt and Harry Harper at option while the Giants loom as the stronger bet. McGraw’s lineup includes Nehl Barnes and Douglas for three games, leaving Huggins to rely on Hoyt with Ruth uncertain for today.
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Henry.l. Farrell
United Press
New York
Little Miller Huggins
Giants
McGraw
Carl Mays
Arthur Nehl
Jess Barnes
Phil Douglas
Huggins
Waite Hoyt
Yanks
Young Hoyt
Harry Harper
Harper
Ruth
Toda
Raids Planned by Federal Agents Hit Bootleggers
New York reports planned spectacular raids by federal prohibition agents to curb organized bootlegging as city officials follow Roy A. Haynes. Targets include liquor stores bound for Washington, caches for World Series sales, and a Washington bootlegger ring already disrupted.
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New York
Prohibition
Roy A. Haynes
Washington
Haynes
Polo Grounds
Joseph Leiter
Washington, D. C
Banks Close In Athens On Columbus Day
The banks in Athens will be closed Wednesday October 12 for Columbus Day. Institutions listed include The Bank of Athens N. A The Athens National Bank and The Security Savings Bank.
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Banks of Athens
Bank of Athens N. A
Athens National Bank
The
Security Savings Bank
Gore Sees Hope for Restored Sight After Eye Injury
Former Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma reports his optic nerve is not badly damaged and he has a chance to regain sight, according to late Washington dispatches dated October 10.
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Gore
Washington
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Actress Marian McArdle to testify in stepfather murder case
Cleveland on October 10 reports Marian McArdle the 20-year-old actress was to take the stand in her own defense in the murder of her stepfather Dan Kaber, allegedly killed by two hired assassins while she played the piano.
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Cleveland
Marian McArdle
Dan Kaber
Plan to keep mines active eyed by Harding aides
In Washington on October 10, President Harding met with Secretary Hoover and John L. Lewis about using idle miners to build a reserve coal supply before winter. Officials hope unemployment talks will yield an agreement with mine operators to boost output and provide work for thousands.
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Washington
Harding
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Robbers Blow Safe In Ohlinger & Wolf Store Heist
In Nelsonville the Ohlinger & Wolf East End store is robbed of about $1200 cash after criminals emptied a fortified iron safe using soap and nitro amid a nearby distraction of goods. Checks totaling 1700 dollars and the cash register were untouched. bloodhounds yielded no result. Three suspicious men were noted around the time and a train was boarded by three at 3 am.
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Nelsonville
Ohlinger & Wolf
East End
Athens
Cooley & Campbells
First Roman Catholic bishop consecrated in Cleveland
Yesterday in Ohio records note Amadeus Rappe consecrated as the first Roman Catholic bishop of Cleveland on October 10, 1847. Other entries record Mordecai Bartley’s death in Mansfield 1870, Edward F. Noyes’s 1871 governorship win, George Sweeny’s death in Bucyrus 1877, and a Democratic state election victory in 1882.
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Amadeus Rappe
Cleveland
Mordecai Bartley
Ohio
Mansfield
Fayette County
Edward F. Noyes
George Sweeny
Bucyrus
Gettysburg
Little Boy Dies in Gravel Pit Collapse Near Canton
A landslide at the county infirmary gravel pit on North Canton road trapped Ralph Owen, 7, and crushed him to death as his brother Maurice, 10, escaped with minor injuries. The pit gave way suddenly while the boys played, and diggers worked about an hour to recover the body.
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Canton, O
County Infirmary
Canton Road
Ralph Owen
Maurice
Ralph
September surgeries at Sheltering Arms Hospital
The record lists successful major and minor operations performed in September at Sheltering Arms hospital on Clark Street. Names include Mrs Wayne France Amesville and Miss Gay Besecue Chauncey among others from Athens and nearby areas.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Clark Street
Wayne France
Amesville
Gay Besecue
Chauncey
Jess McCune
Athens R. D
Jonah Cotterill
Harrisonsville
Peter Fisher
Athens
Hollis Collins
Albany
Mary Snyder
Dave Osborn
Opal Lauder
Clyde Grimes
Sharpsburg
A. E. McConkey
Edna Gould
Margaret la ' Elmo Landis
Carl _ John Davis
Milt Reid
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Burns
Firs
Rigler
Quinn
Pipp
Meugel
Peices
Niled
Snyder
Harold D. Jacobs
Woolworth
Frank Frisch
Mays
WEST
Solon
Lockburne
Mike Collins
Athens Leaguers
Yank Pitcher
Ohlinger & Wolfe
Virginia City
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