Giants and Yankees Clash in Carded 1923 World Series Finale
Dark clouds and a small crowd greet Game Six at Polo Grounds as the Giants host the Yankees in a decisive World Series tilt. Ruth belts a homer for New York while Frisch, Cunningham and Snyder spark the Giants. pitchers Pennock Nehf and Jones work through a tight, error-light duel. Giants win 4 to 6 with late scoring and crowd-quieting suspense.
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Davis J. Walsh
SN .S
Polo Grounds
New York
Giants
Lo Grounds
Landis
John McGraw
Yankees
John
Yankee Stadium
Witt
Dugan
Ruth
Hart
Bavns
Groh
Kelly
O'Day
Snyder
Huggins
O’day
R. Meusel
Meusel
Bancroft
Frisch
Pennock
Young
Irish
Pipp
Ward
Schang
Cunningham
Neees
Scott Scott U
the Giant
Pretty
Specttators
Nehf
Bambino
Jone
F. Meusel
Scott
Frishh
E. Meusel
Walt
Jugh
Cvien
Yankehes
Hoffman
Ide
Filleath Bush
Haines van Gent
Bush
Ryan
Johnson
Jones
Heines
Firsch
Tipp
Stengel
Caech
Haines
Yanks
Thieves Strike Lambrose Cigar and Candy Store
Looters stole a typewriter adding machine cash totaling 112 dollars and 75 cents 12 chocolate bars 45 boxes of candy 7500 cigarette packs 3000 cigars a check protector and an automatic revolver from the Lambrose store on Lodi Street in Elyria Ohio.
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Elyria, O
Lambrose Cigar and
Lodi Street
Britten Reverses Stance on Russian Recognition
Representative Fred Britten of Illinois met with President Coolidge and said he has completely changed his mind about recognizing the Soviet Union. Previously a strong advocate of an American Russian commercial treaty, Britten now opposes recognition in any form after visiting the Soviet Union last summer.
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Washington
Fred Britten
Illinois
White House
Coolidge
Britten
Coolidge Likely to Attend Harding Memorial
President Coolidge probably will attend the memorial services for the late President Harding in Marion Ohio on November 2. The decision was learned at the White House today.
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Coolidge
Washington
Harding
Marion
Ohio
White House
VU. 8
Maxine Brown
Huge haul shocks Wheeling jewelers after $20,000 theft
In Wheeling West Virginia on October 15 the Har rison jewelry store safe was cracked and loot worth about $20,000 taken. Police from two states say no clues have been found on two men involved in the Sunday break-in.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Nathan Harrison
Italy given gold shoulder in deal everybody's mad
A diverse set of World War I era dispatches covers Italy protested policy changes and the American Legion conference in Tangier with mentions of Spain France Britain and Morocco. Reports include a California legion meeting and an earthquake shocks statistic for Japan along with a Toledo fatal car collision involving Coroner J C Wetherill.
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Washington
San Francisco
St. Mihiel
Chateau- Thierry
Argonne
Madrid
Senor Della
Torre Hermosa
Spain
Tangier
Paris
American Legion
Hangier
Morocco
Italy
Rome
Taxes Paid in Digkeye State Tax Summary by Ohio Auditors
Ohioans paid about 240 million dollars in taxes with 238.64 million in direct state levies for 1922 plus 1.36 million in indirect taxes, totals broken down by educational, highway, land, and war funds. County and township taxes added further, with school levies reaching 92.96 million and interest earnings across funds totaling 84,542. Significant county figures include county education levies and road district assessments, while city and village taxes reached 57.61 million with 12.70 million in special assessments.
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Tracy
Educational Building Fund
Institutional Building Fund
Educational Equalization Fund
State Highway Fund
World War Compensation Fund
Board of Education
Bureau of Uniform Accounting
Punjab arrests Akali Parbandak leaders for sedition
Lahore October 15 The Punjab government conducted mass arrests of Akali Parbandak committee members led by the president on charges of sedition and fostering a reign of terror.
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Lahore
India
Punjab
Akali Parbandak Committee
First Pro Football Game Cancelled by Rain in Cleveland
Promoter Sam Deutsch called off the Toledo Maroons versus Cleveland Tigers game at Dunn Field due to wet grounds. A small crowd gathered as rain made the field unplayable, marking what is said to be the first weather related cancellation in this professional league.
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Cleveland, CO
Sam Deutsch
Toledo Maroons
Cleveland Tigers
Dunn Field
Deutsch
Fire kills six in Brooklyn rooming house blaze
A flames filled three story frame rooming house in Brooklyn left six dead and a seventh fatally injured. Victims on the third floor were trapped by smoke and flames as firemen could not reach them. Victims named include Lillian Andrews and her children Margaret and Charles, writer George Kyne, Francia Poncho Fowler, and Roberta Wigert. Anna Andrews escaped by jumping from a window.
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New York
Brooklyn
Lillian Andrews
Margaret
Charles
George Kyne
Francia Poncho Fowler
Roberta Wigert
Anna Andrews
Charles Andrews
Miss Wigert
Margaret Andrews
Chiropractors Levits and Lozier Freed After Jail Stay
Ashland Ohio chiropractors C E Levits and J A Lozier were released after serving jail time for fines. Police will seek to collect remaining property seized from the convicted men as restitution.
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Ashland
E. R. Levits
J. A. Lozier
Bridgeport Boys Show Numerals Obsession on Jerseys
In Bridgeport Ohio local youngsters, all grade schoolers with jerseys, have numerals painted or sewn on the back of their outer garments emulating the high school eleven. The craze centers on numeric identifiers as a form of team pride and local sports enthusiasm.
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Bridgeport
Oklahoma Flood Strikes Wide Area Around Oklahoma City
Thousands of acres within a 30 mile radius of Oklahoma City are under flood water. Homes are cut off as waters sweep down the North Canadian river. The southwestern part of the state is also affected per railroad telephone and telegraph officials.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Mayors Rally in Northern France Over Railway Delays
Thirty northern French mayors issued a protest today against perceived indifference by the minister of public works to their appeals for railway improvements. The action reflects growing insistence on better regional transportation.
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Paris
France
Oldest Father Claim Debunked by Oswego Man
Oswego New York October 15 Hiram Dutcher 78 denies Oklahoma official Frank Vore 70 as the nation s oldest father Dutcher fathered an eight month old son Desmé man George Erwin Dutcher born to his wife Gladys Griffith English Canadian born previously married has two older children and Civil War veteran still active in sparring claims.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oklahoma
Hiram Dutcher
Frank Vore
Muskogee County
Dutcher
Desmé
George Erwin Dutcher
Dutccher
Jack Dempsey
184Th Regiment
Sixth Army Corps
Shenandoah
Sheridan
Gladys Griffith
Canada
Five Foreigners Drowned Smuggling Across Detroit Border
A group of Armenians including two men a boy and three girls were believed drowned when a smuggling boat rammed by a streamer in dense fog on the Detroit River from Canada. Only Avdes Godoshian 43 a father of the three girls survived.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit River
Canada
Avdes Godoshian
Rain May Prevent Sixth World Series Game
New York reports rain and overcast skies threaten to delay the sixth game of the world series scheduled for this afternoon. Light drizzle was observed at dawn with heavy clouds lingering overhead as conditions looked unfavorable for play.
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New York
Sandits Defeated as Hostages Freed in Shanghai
Shanghai reports General Chang wired from Peking that his forces defeated bandit chief Fan the terrible and rescued Missen Darroch and Sharp missionary workers who had been held for ransom for several weeks.
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Shanghai
Chang
Peking
Fan
Missen Darroch
Sharp
Brady found guilty in wife murder trial
James Brady was convicted by a Sandusky jury in common pleas court for the alleged murder of his wife Margaret Brady at their home six weeks earlier. The defendant was accused of beating her as she lay ill and severing her throat from ear to ear.
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Sandusky
James Brady
Williams
Common Pleas Court
Brady
Margaret
Wm. i Faazor
Local High School Pupils Earn Summer Wages in Bellaire
Bellaire high school pupils earned 35 303 dollars during summer. Of 125 seniors 26 girls earned 2390 dollars and 44 boys 9616 dollars. Junior and sophomore figures and wartime spending appear in fragmentary figures including 7750 for gas and 1937 for weapon purchases.
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Bellaire
Canea
Farmer Nems Aounded Meeting of Financing Modern Program Approval
Washington criticizes farm policy urging balanced crop production and clear interpretation of supply and demand. Former Secretary Meredith backs cooperative marketing, better transport, affordable credit, and modern farming methods as steps toward stabilizing farmer income and planning annual output. He stresses the need for predictable earnings and a monetary basis beyond price hopes.
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Washington
EK. T. Meredith
M Dith
Prica
TWO SPEEDERS TAKEN IN TOW
Carl Partlow, driver of a truck, was arrested late Saturday by Officer Maple on reckless driving. He was arraigned Saturday evening and fined 10 dollars plus costs, with warning of driving privilege suspension for future offenses. Orla Howard, from four miles east, was arrested Sunday night for speeding and ordered to appear before Mayor Gill.
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Carl Partlow
Maple Oh
Maple
Partlow
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
F Court Street
Park Place
Hoover Cottage
University Terrace
Betas
Gill
Orla Howard
Athens
Albany Pike
Howard
Germans Battle With Police Amid Holiday Disorder
Berlin dispatch reports three persons dead and many injured after violent clashes between citizens and authorities in Meiningen Duchy and Erfurt region. Disorder cited as ongoing across Prussian territories with emergency measures reported.
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Berlin
Meiningen
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Toledo
J. C. Wetherill
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