Reds and Cards Tie in National League Race Say Hendricks
Henry L. Farrell reports Reds manager Jack Hendricks saying Cincinnati is still in the NL pennant race. He cites a balanced lineup and solid pitching as key, despite skeptics. Hendricks stresses team unity and readiness to surge back.
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Jack Hendricks
New York
Roger Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Rajah
New York Sport
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Hendricks
Rainbow Roadways London Traffic Proposals
A London article discusses proposals to improve traffic by painting paved roadways in bright colors and installing luminous curbstones as aids to pedestrians and motorists, noting concerns about potential glare or disruption if not properly managed.
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London
Fedes
Williams classifies students by spending time or not
A string of wry observations on sports, society and gender roles quotes various figures and scenes. It notes tough times for experts and athletes, mocks prose, and questions evolving phrases from public life. The piece blends humor and critique with names and events of the era.
Farm Bureau Leaders Plan Pomeroy Membership Drive
Farm Bureau leaders from counties will meet in the Pomeroy court room tonight to plan next month’s membership campaign. Harvey, campaign manager, will lead. F O Lashmutt of Columbus and township directors with spouses attend. A luncheon follows the meeting.
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Farm Bureau
Pomeroy Court
O'Clock
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F. O. Lashmutt
Columbus
DIES AT HOME IN COLUMBUS
Mrs Maggie McQuigg widow of Charles McQuigg died at her son Scott's home in Columbus Sunday afternoon after a illness. She was the daughter of James and Mrs Scott long-time Pomeroy residents. Funeral services will be Wednesday at the Methodist church with burial at Beech Grove cemetery. Scott McQuigg to bring the remains. Marie Miler underwent a surgical operation at Holzer hospital in Gallipolis.
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Charles McQuigg
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Columbus
Methodist Church
Beech Grove
Scott McQuigg
Funeral services for Mary McClain at Christian church
Middleport report states Mary McClain, a Middleport High School 1926 alumna, was buried at Middleport Hill Cemetery after services led by Rev. Reed. She had recently studied business at Wheeling and was to begin work as a bookkeeper for a Wheeling steel company yesterday. She leaves her parents and several siblings.
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Mary McClain
Christian Church
Mr.Reed
Pomeroy Christian Church
Middleport Hill
Wheeling
Middleport High School
Report Condition To Be Critical
Middleport Sept 14 A H Skidmore moved to Mc Millan Hospital Charleston with critical condition attributed to recent teeth extractions Poison from his teeth said to affect his system He was stricken again Saturday left side paralyzed Mrs Skidmore and Grace B Skidmore of Charleston accompanied him He is a baggage man on the New York Central line LEAVES FOR COLLEGE POMEROY Sept 16 Puri Stanley left for Louisville Ky to attend University of Louisville College of Dentistry
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A. H. Skidmore
McMillian Hospital
Charleston
Skidmore
Grace B Skidmore
Charleston Hospital
College
Pomeroy
Puri Stanley
Louieville, Ky
University of Louisville College of Dentistry
Tonsils Removed at Grant Hospital
Frankie Weaver daughter of Mr and Mrs Curt Weaver of Pomeroy underwent a tonsillectomy at Grant Hospital in Columbus. Tom Davis Jr of Minersville was fined 10 dollars plus 18.70 dollars costs for speeding before Mayor C J Hess. Rawson Justice Edward Cable were fined 1 dollar and costs for disturbing the peace. L D Williams was arrested for cruelty to animals by Lloyd Hysell on Monday.
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Frankie Weaver
Curt Weaver
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Tom Davis, Jr
Minersville
Phillips and
Roush
C. J. Hess
Rawson
Justice
Edward Cable
Dark Hollow
Harry Rice
M. L. French
Cable
L. D. Williams
Lloyd Hysell M
How They Stand AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Leaders and Scores
Louisville 14 Columbus 0 Toledo 3 Indianapolis 0. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 0 Boston 5 St. Louis 4 New York 9 Pittsburgh 56 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 1 American League Cleveland 6 Washington 3 Philadelphia 6 Chicago 2 13 innings Chicago 3 Philadelphia 2 Detroit 4 New York 3 Detroit 4 New York 1
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Chicago
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Washington
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Tunney Has Great Chance to Cup Title Says Greb
Harry Greb voices confidence that Gene Tunney can win the heavyweight crown if Dempsey is indeed past his prime. Greb notes Tunney’s body punching as a potential decisive factor while observing Dempsey spar and appearing off his best. He cites Tunney as one of the era’s finest body punchers and predicts a strong showing if Dempsey’s form remains weak.
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Greb
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Charlie Anderson
Chicago
Tyro
Atlantic City
Harry Greb
Games Today in St. Paul and Across Cities
St Paul hosts Columbus in a two game slate while Minneapolis clashes with Toledo Milwaukee faces Indianapolis Kansas City plays Louisville Cincinnati meets Brooklyn St Louis visits Boston Chicago battles Philadelphia Pittsburgh travels to New York for a full day of action across the league.
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St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Petroleum in Fish Source of World Fuel
Professor J N Macfarlane of the University of Pennsylvania says the true source of world petroleum lies in countless schools of fish in the ocean. He notes the mossbunker, a small fish in enormous shoals, as one principal supply source.
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J. N. Macfarlane
University of Pennsylvania
Rosenberg and Taylor See Even Odds for Title Bout
Chicago bettors fix on Rosenberg and Bud Taylor as the bantamweight title contenders near their bout. Rosenberg weighs 119 pounds after a scale reading showing he was one pound over the limit, easing worries and shifting the betting odds from nine to five to even money favored by few.
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U.P
Charley Phil Rosenberg
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
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Terror
Rave
Taylor
Rosenberg
Phil
Athens H S to Meet Logan H S in Athens November 6
Athens High football will face Logan High in Athens on November 6 instead of October 9 to allow Logan to play at home October 9 during the fall festival. The Portsmouth game shifts to Logan October 16. Coach Harley Meyer cannot confirm the October 9 opponent but aims to schedule West Central or Aquinas of Columbus.
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Athens
Logan High
Portsmouth
Harley Meyer
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Central
Aquinas of Columbus
Saint-Lazare Nun Spends 55 Years Guarding Prisoners
In Paris at Saint-Lazare women's prison, Sister Leonide has lived voluntarily for 55 years, dedicating herself to inmate welfare and care within the facility's walls.
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Paris
Saint-Lazare
Leonide
Royal Restaurant Paris Opens With Nobility Staff
A Russian prince and princess launch a restaurant bar in Paris with waiters who are ex-nobles or former officers of the Russian army. The princess's aunt sits at the cashier's cage.
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Royal Restaurant
Paris
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