Off Day Delays 1919 World Series Playoff In Chicago
Damon Runyon reports luck favors the Reds as rain postpones the fifth game and the series shifts back to Cincinnati. Chicago teams endure a furlough day, with fans seeking relief and officials weighing next moves as the long autumn baseball drama continues.
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Damon Runyon
Chicago
Cincinnati
Gibson
Blackstone-on-Boulevard
Marquis of Cincinnati
White Sox
Reds
Garry Herrmann
Ciney
Rauther
Reuzther
Fitzsimmons to Meet Shugrue in Derby Show Final
Boxing card in Sterling Centre Derby features Bily Fitzsimmons facing Johnny Shugrue in a main bout under Sam Driver’s management. Notable bouts include Battling Repka vs Jackie Sullivan and Devin vs Young Ahearn for local bantam honors. Derby’s Kid Palmer and Chick Bauers meet in a four-round curtain raiser with Am. Ch. football links and local color throughout.
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Filgsimmiona
Sam Driver
Mickey Travers
Johnny Shugrue
Waterbury
Jos Shugrue
the Star A. C
Sterling
Hentre
Derby
Sday
Ceat
Michael Neary
Shugrue
Fitzsimmons
Owill
Travers
Repka
Jackie Sullivan
New Haven
Pride
Naugatuck
Fiume Girls Recruit For D Anunzio Army
Legions of Fiume girls entice Italian soldiers to desert and join D Anunzio’s occupation forces. They travel by motor trucks to posts near Abbazin and other points, evading patrols as they spread word and sway battalions, including Barsaxheri and machine gunners, to defect.
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Tiume
Associat. Arn Si
Fiume
Abbazin
Gabriele Annunzo
Carabine
Eighth international convention of student volunteer movement
Des Moines will host the eighth international convention of the student volunteer movement for foreign missions on September 21, 1928. Officials announced that officers from foreign mission boards in the United States and Canada, along with more than 200 missionaries on furlough from at least 60 countries, are expected to attend.
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Stoden Volunteer Convestion
York
Student Volunteer Movement
Des Moines
Uail
Foreien
United States
Canada
Fruit should be washed to remove arsenic on pears
Health Commissioner William C. Woodward urges washing all fruit before eating after laboratory tests found arsenic on California pears. The warning notes spots on pears from arsenic used in spraying, but says washing removes most surface contamination. still cautions risks to children and bacteria on unwashed fruit.
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William ‘.C. Woodward
California
Isag
Food Division
Aster Health, Department
Health’ Department
Mottoes of the States Inspiring Yet Fragmented List
A collective, imperfect roster of U S state mottoes with numerous transcription errors. The piece catalogs phrases like Here we rest and Liberty and independence, noting a mix of correct and garbled lines across Alabama through South Dakota with several inconsistencies and mispunctuated quotes.
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Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Michigan
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
New York
North Dakota
Tiperty
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South ‘Carolina
South Dakotas
Garrett Resigns From Diplomatic Service
John W. Garrett of Baltimore, veteran American minister to the Netherlands for over two decades, has forwarded his resignation to President Wilson. He seeks early acceptance to return home after nearly twenty years of diplomatic service including postings in Argentina and Paris. In Gary, Indiana, unrest followed Saturday's riot as militia mobilized though Gary units were not activated.
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Washington
John W. Garrett
Baltimore
Netherlands
Wilson
State Department
Garrett
Argentina
Paris
Gary
Ind
Chicago
Indiana Harbor
Propaganda Ghost Haunts Metz Front Leaflet Raid Tale
A Harper's Magazine account details a German division near Metz ripe for direct propaganda. Osann and a patrol used Alsace Lorraine leaflets to provoke loyalty shifts, prompting a ghostly call to soldiers and finally a cautious, near casualty free raid with captured officers and prisoners confirming leaflets influenced patrols.
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Metz
Alles
Oll
H. BH. Ogann
Heber Blankenhorn
Harper's Magazine
Qsann
Ingignia
Osann
Joseph Bulwell
Dom
Fritz
Schneider
Willet Biebmann
Dampintoux
John the Ba
Sixtyfirst
Boche Trench
Osan
No Man’s Land
Tey
Kommando
Saturday College Football Scores Mixed Results Across Matches
Harvard lost to Yale 17 20 while Penn State defeated Gettysburg 33 4. Numerous small games yielded lopsided scores with Ohio State 88 beating Ohio Wesleyan 0 and Minnesota 39 over North Dakota 0. Other bouts included Princeton 25 Trinity 0 and West Virginia 55 over Westminster 0.
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Harvard
Yale
Springfield
Cornell
Oberlin
Princeton
Trinity
West Point
Holy Crugs
Brown
Bowdoin
Pennsylvania
Penn
Military
Williams
Union
Icinapolis
North Carolina
Whigh
Ursinus
State
Gettysburg
Jaffayette
Muhlenberg
Amherst
New York
Wesleyan
Worcester Tech
Rensselaer Poly
Akohart
Colgate
Susquehanna
Dickinson
Albright
d. _ Mass. Conn. Aggien
New Hamish
Bates
Wurst
Michigan
Case
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Town
Nebrasta
Pittsburg
Geneva U
Minnesota
North Dakona
South Virginia
Richmond
West Virginia
Westmeinster
British Rail Strike Ends After Friendly Downing Street Talks
An authorized statement says rumors of continued strike action are unfounded and unions abandon Tuesday conference arrangements. In Downing Street, Lloyd George and Bonar Law led a cordial session as delegates discussed terms and pledged a peaceful path to industrial harmony.
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Downing Street
Lloyd Geoge
Downing Street Commissariat
Thomas Rose
Gaid
Bonar Law
Roosevelt Assn of Ansonia Plans October Campaign
The local branch of the National Roosevelt Memorial Association prepares a member recruitment drive from October 20 to 27. F M Drew of Ansonia National Bank serves as treasurer, with Theodore L Bristol chairing the committee. other members listed.
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Ansonia
Oct
National Roosevelt, Memorial Association
F.M. Drew
Ansonia .Na~tional Bank
Theodore L
Bristol
Admits a murder band operated in Stockholm
In Stockholm a confessed member of a 16-member Russian gang admitted to a political murder ring with three known deaths. The group lured victims with a supposed rendezvous and killed them for money, including Bolshevik agent Ardasjeff who was allegedly enticed to a villa, strangled, and forced to sign blank checks before dying. 20,000 kronen was later drawn from his account.
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Stockeolm
Associated Press
Sfadjl Iashet
Allt
Hadii Tashet
Ardasjeff
Sweden
Stockholm
Ardesjeff
Wadjl Lashet
Avoman
Ardasief
Local figures named in historical society roster
Frank T. Terry, George Bryant, Charles F Bliss, Alton Farrel, C. E. Van Riper, BE. Steele and Frank S. Cummings appear in a past society or committee list, indicating membership or roles within a community organization.
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Frank T. Terry
George
Bryant
Charles F.bliss
Alton Farrel
C. E. van. Riper
BE. Steele
Frank S. Cummings
O Leary Headlines Irish Freedom Talk at Park Theatre
Jeremiah O Leary and fellow Friends of Irish Freedom spoke on Irish liberation and recognition of the Irish Republic before the largest audience yet in the city. The meeting emphasized free speech, free press, and the public assembly right, with O Leary defending the effort as aligned with republican traditions.
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Park Theatre
Jeremiah O'Leary
Friends of ' Irish’ Freedom
Ireland
United States
Thomas Francis Meaghe
Friends of Irish Freedo
Republic
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Gleason
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Winder
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Led Euler
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Louis-Schine
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Bily Fitzsimmons
Jack Kearney
Lighthouse Point
Elm
Doc
Hull
Kia
Gleaso
Mr. Gleason
Roda
Ork
Mr. Griffin
Autostrop Safety Razor Co
Toronto
London
D’annunzio
Roosevelt Ass’n
Stockholm “Society
O'Leary
Boston
Garter
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