Yankees Invade Polo Grounds in World Series Showdown
The Yankees arrive at the Polo Grounds for the second World Series game against the Giants before about 45,900 spectators. Casey Stengel leads the lineup as Herb Pennock starts on the mound in a tense, low-spirited atmosphere with Ruth and Meusel providing power for New York while McGraw tests his pitching depth.
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Yankees Top Giants 4 To 2 In Tight Nightcap
In a long soggy game the Yankees beat the Giants 4 to 2. Key moments include Young’s first inning single and Ruth drawing a walk, with Stengel moving to center and Dugan doubling for the Yanks.
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Ohio corn crop falls ten percent in a frost dampened month
Columbus Oct 11 A ten percent drop in Ohio corn output over the past month due to frost and wet cool weather lowers the state's crop to about 158 000 000 bushels. National crop also fell two percent in the month, moving this year's total from the largest in ten years to the third largest.
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C. J. West
West
German cabinet seeks power after Reichstag dissolution
Berlin Oct 11 President Ebert empowered Chancellor Stresemann to dissolve the Reichstag. The move would grant the cabinet dictatorial powers once the authorization bill granting special powers to the government is enacted and the Reichstag is dissolved.
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Oklahoma Governor Demands End To Ku Klux Klan Influence
Oklahoma City October 14 Governor Walton challenged the Ku Klux Klan during a special legislative session. He warned of turmoil and disaster if the hooded group remains, advocating immediate eradication to restore civic authority after recent outrages and military rule.
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Eight Children Killed as Train Hits School Wagon Near Akron
At Rootstown Ohio a northbound Pennsylvania train struck a horse drawn school wagon at 8:40 AM. Four Krank Benshaff children, three from Frank and Wall, and a Koonts girl died. Driver W A Kline injured, taken to Ravenna hospital. Rootstown coat dealer Joe Irwins first on scene reports only two or three pupils survived.
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Plans for Wooster hotel upgrade announced
Plans for a five story hotel with 100 guest rooms at about $250 000 have been prepared under Dr. A C Smith owner of the Archer hotel which will be the site of the new structure.
Sam Jones to Receive Welcome in Woodsfield Plans
Woodsfield will honor its famed son Sam Jones, star Yankee pitcher, with a winter homecoming. The Kiwanis club will lead arrangements for a royal welcome as plans move forward.
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Sam Jones
Kiwanis Club
Dope Fiends Foiled Burglary at Dr Howe Offices
About 9 30 Wednesday evening two men attempted to break into Dr C K Howe's offices on West Union street. John Carr awoke from a room above and frightened the pair as they tried to climb in through a rear window. The intruders fled. identities unknown, suspected drug seekers.
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John Carr
Scottish Rite reunion opens as 199 seek degrees in Charleston
In Charleston on October 11 the thirty first and thirty second degrees are being conferred on 199 candidates as part of the Scottish Rite reunion. Shriners plan their ceremonial Friday.
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Charleston
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Vailey
Fletcher Viewed as Likely Successor to Harvey
Henry P. Fletcher, American ambassador to Belgium, is seen as a strong candidate to replace George Harvey. Resigned as American representative at the Court of St. James, Fletcher is expected to return to the United States soon.
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Belgium
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Court of St. James
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United States
Ohio Attorney General weighs public hearing on Dollings frauds
Columbus Ohio October 11 Attorney General Crabbe considers Governor Donaheys proposal to hold a public hearing where Crabbe would present proof that the state Securities Department aided shielded and protected the Dollings concerns in their frauds on Ohio residents. He reiterates charges of an understanding between the Securities Department and Dollings officials challenging both to show any action taken to protect the people.
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October Grand Jury to Finish Work Thursday
The October term grand jury of Athens county common pleas court reassembled Thursday morning to return new indictments replacing last week’s erroneous ones. Only main witnesses in prior cases were summoned, with the panel likely to end its extraordinary session Thursday afternoon.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Relatives Gather for Dugan Carnes Rites
Ruth Dugan Carnes 82 died in Barnesville after paralysis. Survived by seven children, 23 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. One son, G. I. Dugan, serves as prosecuting attorney of Guernsey County.
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Governor Donahey Joins Columbus P T A Through Son
A. Vic Donahey governor of Ohio faced eligibility questions for P T A membership. Vic Jr seven year old son lacked a card but had the required quarter. His sister Marion carried the slip and teacher approved the case. The governor is now a member in good standing.
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Brooks seeks new trial in Burns murder case
New Lexington Ohio October 11 Charles Brooks a Black man convicted of murdering Henry Burns last week and previously convicted on the same charge three months ago has filed a motion for a new trial Judge Brooks Shell of Lancaster will rule in a day or so
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Henry Burns
Supreme Court
Brooks Shell
Lancaster
Oklahoma Governor Seeks Special Law Against Klan Activity
Governor J C Walton urged the Oklahoma legislature to pass special legislation to enact an anti Klan law. The message was read in a joint session shortly before noon. The government reports the importation of one million wasps to combat the corn borer in the east.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
J. C. Walton
Assembly
British premiers press Baldwin for definite reparations policy
London news reports dissensions at the imperial conference as colonial and dominion premiers urge Premier Stanley Baldwin to abandon a quiet stance. They demand a new unified policy for reparations to be adopted before the conference ends, criticizing Baldwin as indecisive amid French actions.
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Stanley Baldwin
England
Baldwin
France
Storms Hit Danish Coast Wreck Ships Include Bretagne
Heavy storms along the Danish coast caused widespread damage. Several ships were wrecked including the Bretagne, and floods from breached Jutland dams ruined unharvested crops. Buildings at Gothenburg exposition also sustained damage. A separate Puebla canal zone quake registered five seconds with no casualties.
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Huesca
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Tariff Boon Lifts Home Industry and Wages
John T. Adams asserts Moroney McCumber tariff protected American industry and farmers from ruin. He argues tariffs boosted wages, reduced hard times, and shielded the U.S. from flood imports while sustaining farm prices and industrial prosperity.
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Frank Murphy to Ge elected Frank Murphy to Ge elected
The 81st annual conclave of the grand commandery of Ohio Knight Templars in Columbus elects officers with Congressman Murphy of Steubenville slated to become grand commander. A parade with over 8000 knights and bands impressed spectators, ending with a mass formation along High street. Henry Sullivan took 27 hours and 25 minutes to own the English Channel.
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