Figures On The Series Puzzle The Shrewdest Figures On The Series
New York Sept 22 Figures never lie a sage once intimated but he didnt have baseball in mind when he waxed wise The Braves of 14 proved that Pat Moran and Kid Gleason have teams filled with the winning spirit The Reds were keyed up through the championship drive to win Cincinnatis first flag in fifty years The White Sox are money players aiming for glory led by Jackson Collins Gandil and Weaver They are tougher on offense than the Reds in average hitting The Reds fielding slight edge on Chicago The Reds outrun and hit more with fewer stranded The Reds rely on quantity in pitching while the White Sox rely on quality Moran hurlers have 72 wins Gleasons trio 63 The leaders include Southaws in Ce Williams and Luque Cicotte on top The Sox and Reds lead in pitchers and hitters with Kerr and Williams among top alternates
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New York
Braves
Pat Moran
Kid Gleason
Reds
Cincinnati
White Sox
Sox
Jackson
Collins
Gandil
Weaver
Gleason
Rosch
Groh
Chicago
Moran
Ince
Williams
Luque
Cicotte
Sallee Luque
Ruether
Fisher
Eller
Dickey Kerr
Comeback Hero Drives Cleveland to Tenth Straight Win
Ray Card delivered a ninth inning double to spark Cleveland past Vash 8 to 4 as the streak reached ten games. Jim Sallee was defeated by the Dodgers 3 to 2 after a 56 pitch effort. The Yankees improved with a homer against the Tigers and Alexander shut out the Braves 3 to 0 in a 58 minute game.
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Ray Card
Cleveland
Vashon
Jim Sallee
Dodgers
Yankees
Tigers
Alexander
Braves
Hearing Granted in Ohio Telephone Fee Dispute
Representatives of Cleveland Telephone will ask the state public utilities commission to protest a ruling allowing a $3.50 installation fee charged by two Ohio companies before the war. The hearing is set for September 28 in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland Telecompany
Consion
Women Doctors of Thirty Nations Stage Convention
An international conference of women physicians is in session in New York City. Leading doctors from thirty nations are expected to attend the six week meeting. Its aim is to provide information on social problems to serve as a basis for worldwide constructive reform.
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Women Doctors OF
New York City
Marie Feyler
Lausanne
Switzerland
Constance Long
London
Mary Gordon
Tomo Inouyo
Ickie
Radmilla Lazarewitch
Legation
Slovens
Yvonne Pouzin
Nantes
France
Christine Murrell
Alice Armand Ugen
Montevideo
Frances 8. Johnston
Edinborough
Ada Potter
Natalie Wintsch
L. Thuillier-Landry
Paris
Marguerite i Et
Elks Fall Twice to Mark Grays in Zanesville
The Elks lost 2-0 and 4-3 to the Mark Grays of Zanesville in a weekend doubleheader. Ohio University players Stockdale Loomis King Fuller Li Young and Marshman appeared for the Elks. Dowell starred for Zanesville with 15 strikeouts in game one while Barstow held the Elks to three hits. In game two Li Young limited Zanesville to five hits as Boise and Barstow starred for the Elks, who outhit the Grays but could not overcome early deficits.
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Elks
Mark Grays
Zanesville
Ohio University
Stockdale
Loomis
King
Fuller
Li Young
Marshman
Dowell
Barstow
Zanesville Crew
Gray
W. Dowell
D. Dowell
Whitlatch
Boise
Grays
Collins
Young and Whitlatch
Gaston
Mine workers push for national labor party
United Mine Workers of America at Cleveland convention endorses forming a national labor party to shift Congress and give workers a government voice. Resolution passes unanimously and supports Ireland self-determination and recognition of the Soviet government. Delegates oppose the Cummings bill on railroad disposal and pledge aid to steel industry strikers.
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Cleveland, O
National Labor Party
United Mine Workers of America
American Congress
United States
Ireland
Russia
Resolutions Committee
Labor Leaders Delected for the Round Table
The American Federation of Labor released the list of delegates to the round table conference on October 6. The names include Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison Joseph F. Valentine Frank Duffy W. D. Mahone A. Rickert Jacob Fisher Matthew Woll Daniel J. Tobin John L. Lewis Sarah A. Conroy William Johnston Paul Scharrenberg John Donlin and M. S. Tighe.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor Today
Round Table
Wilson
Samuel Gompers
A. F. of
Frank Morrison
A. F. of L
Joseph F. Valentine
Frank Duffy
W. D. Mahone
A. Rickert
Jacob Fisher
Matthew Woll
Daniel J. Tobin
John L. Lewis
Sarah A. Conroy
William Johnston
Paul Scharrenberg
John Donlin
M. S. Tighe
Romanian and Siberian forces clash near Hersecz
Reports from Budapest say Romanian and Siberian troops have engaged in battle near Hersecz. In other news, a Melbourne Syndicate is developing a tobacco plantation in Australia.
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London
Hersecz
Budapest
Australia
Melbourne
Strikers Clash With State Police in Clairton Confrontation
Pittsburg reports a street clash as strikers or sympathizers attacked mounted troopers in Clairton. One man, Mike Hodak, was severely beaten while trying to pull a trooper from his horse. Shots fired, a horse struck, no injuries reported. Union leaders blame the constabulary for the disturbance.
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Pittsburg
Clairton
Mike Hodak
Constabulary
Illinois Steel Plant Faces Possible Shutdown
At Joliet Illinois a United States Steel plant may shut down as only a small percentage of its 7000 workers were ready to report for duty. Officials had said mills would stay open but signals pointed to a shutdown if conditions did not improve.
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Illinois
Joiet
Ill
United States Steel Corporation
City of Biloxi Explodes Off Mobile Sinks, Crew Unknown
Italian auxiliary barkentine City of Biloxi carrying explosives blew up twenty miles off Mobile Bar last Thursday and burned to the waters edge before sinking. Reports reaching shipping circles today indicate the vessel's crew fate is unknown.
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Mobile
Ala
Biloxi
Mobile Bar
Increase Pay and Knock Out Union
Huntington officials raised police and firemen pay to 130 dollars monthly and called unionization illegal and inadvisable. The resolution bans local union formation and threatens dismissal for any department member who advocates unionism. Police had previously rejected 125 dollars per month.
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Huntington
W. VA
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Reading dies at eight months
The eight months old son of Mr. and Mrs. O K Reading of near Jerseyville died this morning. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 PM with burial in Hebbardsville cemetery.
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O. EK
Reading
Jerseyville
Hebbardsville
Uncle and nephew exchange over tenner in terse appeal
A brief exchange follows a nephew's plea for a tenner as an uncle responds with a dollar, signaling a small family financial moment. The dialogue reflects casual, everyday interaction rather than a dramatic event.
Glago Company Strike Ties Up Hocking Glass Plant
About 150 iron mould workers at Hocking Glass in Lancaster Ohio walked out this morning, shutting most of the plant. The strike follows a dispute over starting and ending times after a earlier 5 percent pay raise for 500 employees and an eight hour day.
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Lancaster, O
Hocking Glass Company
Debate Over Voting Clause Prepares Senate Clash
Washington September 22 Senators prepare for a decisive fight over amendments to the treaty as the Johnson amendment prompts a key speech by Senator Reed Missouri. He will argue that Great Britain could outvote the United States in the league due to separate colonial votes, countering President Wilson's claim.
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Washington
Johnson
Reed
Missouri
League of Nations
Great Britain
United States
Wilson
Spanish steamer Valbanera confirmed after wreck near Rebecca Shoals
Key West Sept 22 The fate of 450 passengers and crew remained a mystery as divers confirmed the sunken vessel lying in forty feet of water off Rebecca Shoals lighthouse is the Valbanera.
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Key West
Fla
Rebecca Shoals Light House
Belgium and Holland Relations Reported Stable Amid Border Dispute
London report cites Dutch legation saying no news of a break with Belgium. Berlin wireless dispatch claimed Belgian ambassador to The Hague and Dutch ambassador to Brussels were withdrawn. Heightened tensions follow Belgium's demand to revise the 1839 treaty affecting Limburg and the Scheldt river areas.
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London
Belgium
Holland
Berlin
the Hague
Brussels
Limburg
Scheldt
Shortest Nine Inning Game Set in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati and Brooklyn clubs played a nine inning game in fifty five minutes to break the major league speed record. Brooklyn won 3 to 1 as Slim Sallee pitched for the Reds. The prior record was fifty six minutes set by New York and Brooklyn on August 30, 1918.
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Cincinnati, CO
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Slim
Sallee
Reds
Jews in Serbia in bad plight prompts relief fund drive
Reports to the American Jewish Relief Committee detail dire Balkan Jewish conditions. In Belgrade and other cities, war damage, disease, and political strife have devastated homes and schools. about 4,500 Belgrade Jews remain, with thousands more refugees. The appeal seeks clothing and staple foods for around 35,000 people, plus ongoing aid to Bulgaria Roumania and other areas.
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New York
Balkan
American Jewish Relief Committee
Serbian
Isaac Alcalay
Serbia
Belgrade
Old
Bulgaria
Hetty Goldman
J Qs
Sophia
Roumania
Miss Goldman
Bucharest
Jassy
Constanza
Onder
Louis Marshall
Balkans
Poland
Galicia
Czecho-Slovakia
United States
Colorado Fuel and Iron Plant Shuts Down Amid Strike
The Colorado Fuel and Iron company announced its Pueblo steel plant employing over 6,000 workers was forced to shut today due to the strike affecting operations and production in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Englishman Invents Magnifying Glass Aimed at Draftsmen
An English inventor creates a magnifying glass attachment for pencils or engraving tools to assist draftsmen and engravers, enabling finer detail work.
Eagle Scout Preparation and Local Merit Badges Highlighted
The article explains the path to Eagle Scout from first class to merit badges, detailing tests in fire building swimming and camping. It lists specific examiners for Scout Lewis Brown and notes the program aims at citizenship rather than military training, with Athens noting four local boys reaching the rank.
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Court of Honor
L. J. Addicott
A. Y. Wilcox
Rupp
W. V. Daggett
Roy L. Dupler
Lewis Brown
Mary Williams
Miss Williams
H. J. Paul
Hugh Meighen
Mr. Wible
Mark Cowen
Brown
Supt. Morgan
Gordon Bush
John Bolin
Athens
Nazimova screens at Glouster Opera House this week
The Glouster news notes Nazimova in Toys of Fate at the Opera House on Thursday September 25 with prices 10 and 25 cents and a later auction of souls planned for Saturday September 22 38. A brush fire near the water works reservoir drew a crowd before John Summers admitted burning it to clear the brush. Orvil Edwards of Akron visiting relatives had his tonsils removed by Dr Crawford. Funeral for Mrs Alissa Kasler presided by Carl Gladden occurred at her home with interment in Bishopville cemetery. The Bowkley property near the post office changed hands to the Binderbasin family who will convert rooms into a shoe shop and expand the repair business. Jul ia Daugherty visited Athens with in laws. Ambrose Theatre opened with capacity crowds under Amb Gibbs and manager J L Gibbs. Mrs Harry Beck and Mrs Belle Purdue visited, Ruth Powell stayed with friends, Deputy Sheriff P H McKinley and family spent Sunday in Trimble.
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Thursay
Nazimova
Alissa Kasler
Bishopville
Carl Gladden
Easley
Chas. Easler
John Binderbasin
Jacksonville
Havg
Bowkley
Binderbasin
Messrs
Additio
Local Social Roundup From Pew and Nearby Areas
Fred Slater and son visited Nek sonville Thursday night. George Ball and family Albert Aleshire and family and William Roberts and families attended the Athens movies Thursday. Harry Notestine was in Athens Wednesday. Mrs. Joe Barstow and children visited her mother Mrs. Davis Friday. Sam George left Saturday for St. Louis and Benton for a ten day trip. Mrs. George Ball ill with flu. Ella Edgar of Athens visiting sister Mrs. Hawk.
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Fred Slater
Neksonville
George Ball
Albert Aleshire
William Roberts
Athens
Harry Notestine
Joe Barstow
Davis
Sam George
St. Louis Mo
Benton
Ill
Ella Edgar
Hawk
Compact portable arc lamp outfits for film work
A new arc lamp apparatus for motion picture use has been miniaturized so two outfits can be carried by a single operator. The inventor’s design emphasizes portability and efficiency for on location filming.
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Henry J. Farrell
United Press
Rey’s
Lash
Dainty
Dorothy
LABOR
Pittsburgh
Glago Company
Lancaster
Lapeli
Colorado
Bei Brown
Robert”yand
William Moler
Glouster News
John Summers
Orvil Edwards
Akron
C. J. Edwards
Hunte
Julia Daugherty
M. Cubbison
Ambrose
Glouster
Amb Gibbs
The
Thetre
J. L. Gibbs
Harry Beck
Belle Purdue
Chillicothe
Catherine Daugherty
Ruth Powell
Nelsonville
Irene Blower
P. H. McKinley
Trimble
Pew
the Plains
Garden Court
Pensiar
Canada
the Cline Pharmacy Co
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