Seventh Game of World Series Delayed by Rain at Forbes Field
The seventh and deciding game between the Senators and Pirates at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh was delayed by rain for 24 hours. Fans faced grim conditions as ground crews raced to dry the infield while Washington and Pittsburgh prepared lineups and pitchers for the potential climactic showdown.
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Pirates
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Aldridge
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Moore
Carey
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Barnhart Jr
Traynor $B
Wright’ss
McInnis
Smith c
Aldridge P
Rice
Rice Cf., 8. Harris 2B., Goslin Jr., J. Harris Jr., Judge Ib
Bluege
Pecksas
Ruel c
Johnson P
McCormick National
Moriarity
American
Rigler
National
Owens
Locarno Conference Reaches Agreement on West Frontier
Oct 15 Nel sonville report by James E Branson, Cincinnati consulting engineer, released by council member Orley Rider. Branson's survey of the municipal electric light and water works urges sweeping changes in policy and management to make the city plant paying. The report prompts debate in the mayoral campaign with Rider advocating businesslike reforms without abandoning the city plant.
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Locarno
Nelsonville
James E. Branson
Cincinnati
Orley Rider
City Service Department
Rider
Service Department
Lit
Branson
Women May Propose: St. Louis Pastor Urges Change
The Rev. Thomas Barclay Uber of Reen Memorial Lutheran argues for gender parity in marriage proposals. He says women should have the right to ask, noting women increasingly take on roles once held by men and suggesting proposals could reduce divorce risks. He recalls old courtship customs and contrasts them with today’s advancing feminine independence.
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Mendelssohn
Thomas Barclay
Reen Memorial
Uber
Baseball At Brome Field Box Score Summary
Washington and Pittsburgh each fielded hitters in a rough inning sequence. Harris doubled driving in Rice for Washington as Goslin singled and Rice advanced. Pittsburgh’s McInnis hit on the first pitch but the side scored no runs. The frame ended with two runs on four hits and one left for Washington and no runs, one hit, two errors for Pittsburgh.
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Harris
Barnhart
Goslin
J. Harris
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Biuege
Peck
Aldridge
Morrison
Ruel
Bluege
McCormick
E. Smith
Moore
Johnson
Smith
Pittsburg
Carey
Carey Doupret
Cuyler
Ler
Barn
Wright
McInnis
Pittsburgh
Traynor
iStrike
Texas
McIinnis
Grantham
Justice cites American laziness as cause of political apathy
Chief Justice C T Marsh of the state supreme court in Columbus laments growing voter indifference. He warns organized minorities can dominate majority policy and urges higher turnout. Marsh, Civitas club international president, plans a radio address from station WEAO on October 29 urging intelligent voting.
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C. T. Marshall
State Supreme Court
Marshall
Bossiam
Justice Marshall
Civitas Club
WEAO
Columbia
Women win early prizes in WRNY arcrostic contest
The first three prize winners in WRNY's arcrostic contest are women. The result suggests women may be showing greater interest in radio or bringing clever ideas, indicating a rising female participation.
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WRNY
Polar flight claim: North Pole conquerable by airplane
Washington Oct 15 Lieut Commander Richard E Byrd told the president's airboard that the polar expedition showed the North Pole and frozen wastes can be conquered by airplane. He predicted success with more time and a better season and said no part of the world cannot be conquered by aircraft.
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North Pole
Earth
Explorer
Washington
Richard E. Byrd
Donald B. MacMillan
Byrd
Birthday mixups loom for Ohio twins born 17 days apart
Blossom and Junior Mayhugh, twins born in different months, have birthdays on August 24 and September 10 respectively. Mother A J Mayhugh says the unusual lapse drew little concern, noting she felt fine and completed two washings before Junior’s arrival.
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Ohio Twins
Toledo
Blossom
Junior Mayhugh
Junior
A. J. Mayhugh
Foot prints in snow on Mount Washington puzzle missing trapper
A searching party found only prints in ten foot drifts on Mount Washington as Mack Angiehart, 52, experienced woodsman and trapper, remained lost in zero cold with winds near 100 miles an hour.
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Gorham
N. H
Mack Angiehart
Mount Washington
Jewel Thief Predicted Arrest After $683000 Heist
New York report says the arrest of the thief who plundered Mrs. James Dona hue's hotel suite and later returned the gems valued at 683000 was forecast for today or tomorrow. Assistant District Attorney Pecora warned grand jury action would follow if the robber remained free within a week. Private Detective Nel Scaffa, linked to the jewel case, urged renewed efforts to pursue the suspect.
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New York
James P. Donahue
Pecora
Nel Scaffa
New Eforseiye
Bos
Goosebone weather prophet warns of high water and heavy snows
Chillicothe dispatch reports Deb Parsons, known as a local goosebone weather prophet, telling readers to harvest corn from the bottoms as rivers rise to their highest level in years. He predicts a severe winter with heavy snows seen in Safty years.
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Chillicothe
Deb” Parsons
Quadruplets Born In Sheridan After Birth At Three Pounds
In Sheridan Indiana on October 15 a mother Oscar Stephenson reports quadruplets born four months ago weighing three pounds each. They now weigh seven and eight pounds after being fed buttermilk and syrup. She identifies them by tagging.
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Sheridan
Ind
John
Jean
Jane
June
Oscar Stephenson
Tragic Suicide Near Springfield In Marion Couple Tale
In Springfield on October 15 a man named Eddie Moore 25 of Marion Indiana hanged himself in a tourist camp after clashing with his companion Marie Shoup 18 also of Marion Indiana. Shoup discovered the body and said she had a husband back in Marion.
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Springfield
Marie Shoup
Marion
Indiana
Eddie Moore
Here
Respectable Real Estate and Excommunication in Baseball Drama
A reflective column contrasts industriousness with leadership through Walter Johnson who pitched for the Senators against the Pirates. Despite aging, Johnson delivered two complete games with two hits allowed and twelve strikeouts, defying early critics and proving enduring endurance.
Pitcher Stays Constant Through Two Games
The pitcher worked all through both games and never wavered, a performance noted alongside John J. McGraw of the Giants.
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John J. McGraw
Giants
Firestone plans $1 billion Liberia rubber project
Harvey Firestone, president of Firestone Tire and Rubber, unveiled plans in New York for a $1 billion Liberia rubber plantation project aimed at boosting crude supply and curbing rubber price surges that rose from 30 cents to over $1 a pound in six months.
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New York
Harvey Firestone
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Liberia
Firestone
Sheriff Herndon Dies Suddenly in Cabell County
Huntington reports Sheriff Harry M. Herndon age 43 died of apoplexy last night while bathing. He was a prominent and well known figure in Cabell County.
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Huntington
W. Va
Harry M. Herndon
Cabell County
Herndon
Red Cross Service Station Opens Next Tuesday
The Athens county Red Cross chapter announces a new community service station in the city building. Hours for accepting and selling clothing are 1 to 3 o clock on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Proceeds help needy families, with clothing offered at reasonable prices and donations welcome to bolster stock.
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Athens County
the Red Cross
Veteran Gen Isaac R Sherwood Near Death
Toledo dispatch reports Gen Isaac R Sherwood age 90 a noted statesman and Civil War veteran has been unconscious since yesterday morning and is near death in his home.
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Toledo
Isaac R. Sherwood
Body of Dead Husband Not Property in Divorce Case
Canton judge rules there is no property in a deceased husband for inheritance and that the deceased's earnings largely govern custody after death in a North Canton divorce suit brought by Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hall against Olive N. Hall. The husband was killed when his car was struck by a Pennsylvania Flyer train.
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Canton
W. A.agler
Im & Suit
Austin Hall
North Canton
Olive N. Hall
Cart EB. Hall
Pennsylvania Flyer
Pittsburgh
Open-ended arbitration pact discussions at Locarno
At Locarno Germany and Western allies publish tentative terms of a western security pact. Arbitration treaties with eastern neighbors remain open. Provisions include no sanctions on Germany without consideration of its economy, limited Rhineland issues, Saar self government, and a future plebiscite demand.
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Locarno
Switzerland
Germany
Teyt
France
Belgium
Great Britain
Italy
Are
Poland
Csecho-slovakia
Jurista
League
Rhineland
Sogne
Allied Disarmament Commission
Echupo Police
Saar
IBOUND TO COME New Lower Rates Coal and Fuel Actions Ahead
The article notes anticipated reductions in coal and fuel rates as Congress considers action on anthracite coal. It references actions by the Americas Federation and ongoing controversy surrounding production, sale, and pricing.
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Congress
As & Rena
Americas Federation
Decia
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