Cardinals Level Series As Haines, Alexander Star in World Series
In New York and St Louis action, the Yankees edged the Cardinals 2 1 in the opener as Pennock limited the Cards to three hits. Alexander then beat the Yankees 6 2 in New York to even the World Series before St Louis fans. The third game saw Haines power a 4 0 win fueling a 2 1 lead for the Cardinals.
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Haines Heroic Return as Cardinals Rally Past Yankees
In St. Louis on October 5, Jesse Joseph Haines stands tall in a hero’s welcome after a dramatic homecoming victory by the Cardinals over the Yankees. The scene marks a rugged, narrative-filled triumph fueling local pride.
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Bonds traced to Midland Bank in Daugherty case
Five ten thousand dollar Liberty bonds linked to the King estate were traced to the Midland National Bank in Ohio where Mal Daugherty operated. Evidence showed four bonds were sold and proceeds credited to Harry M. Daugherty, with one bond kept by the Ohio bank amid a broader federal bribery probe involving Richard Merton and Miller.
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