Scott Hurls Nationals to Victory Over Yanks
Giants defeat the Yankees 9 to 4 at Polo Grounds on October 6. John Scott dazzled with speed and curves, beating Hoyt as Ruth clashed with Groh in a tense fourth inning, drawing mixed boos and cheers from the crowd. Attendance set a gate record for a single day with 37,620 paying.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Fosey
Yankees
John Scott
Hoyt
Scott
Giants
Ruth
Pipp
Frisch
Bob Meuse
Groh
Hildebrand
Ruth Waas
Bovers
Rain Checks Forest Fire 60 Dead Police Keep Vigil
Police maintain a vigil as a Hop Sing tong convention in Portland Oregon opens with lavish banquets and exotic fare. Chinese delegates discuss business plans including U S and China ventures while police monitor the event for safety amid colorful displays and music.
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Portland
Ore
Hop Sing Tong
Amercian
Tongs
Musical Ampico Recital At Casper High School Auditorium
Casper music lovers are invited to an 8 30 p m piano recital by Philip Gordon eminent New York pianist at the high school auditorium. The event sponsored by L I Gulich showcases Ampico piano reproduction with demonstrations and selections by Beethoven Mendelssohn Chopin Rachmaninoff and Strauss plus Andante Cantabile and The Country Dance.
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Casper
Philip Gordon
New York
L. I. Gulich
Chas. E. Wells Music Company
Backlinger
Gordon
Ampico
Beethoven-Seles
Schubert Tausig
Chopin
Adriano Arianis
Gorton
Oene
Rachmaninoff
Ampiio
Tachaikowsky
Wohann Strauss
Schults- Hiler
Gornon
Thia
Early Yankee Batters Struggle In Tight Inning
First inning ends scoreless with no hits or errors as Ruth is doubled off, then Frisch and Groh spark the middle with back to back singles. Meusel lines out, Meusel also makes a double play, keeping Yankees scoreless. Second inning sees Pipp single and Meusel fouled out as Yankees continue poor contact at the plate.
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Lifieg
Ivy
Bancroft
Ward
Gants
Young
Hall
Jee
Meuse
Kelly
Scott
Cunningham
Smith
Cunningham Ward
Yankees
Hoyt
Frisch
Witt
Dugan
Giants
Cott
Oing
Groh
Droh
Chigan
Ruth
Pipp
Huth
Mengel
Friech
Glantsa
Schang
Bob Mousel
Stelke
O'ants
Rish
Priach
Methel
Weich Wert
Yaukeea
Meusel
Bcott
Baill
Elmer Smith
Hugh Jennings
Smitth
Lott
Glante—MecNally
Friach
Righ
Metine
Metiwel
McNally
Haker
Baker
Ho Kite
Jones
Giante
Mouse
Moeunel
Kally
J. Scott
Povereo Orod
Forest fires devastate Haileybury area tolling many lives
In Ontario and Maine reports two large forest fires cause widespread destruction. In Cobalt Ontario a blaze near Haileybury may have claimed about 60 lives with 33 bodies recovered and 5000 homeless led to aid deliveries. In Maine a fire along the Moose River north of Town also forces evacuations as extra crews deploy.
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Cobalt
Ont
Haileybury
Halleybury
Aroostock County
Wanl
Moose River
Schools Cut Great Melon
Katharine A. Morton state superintendent announced the distribution of funds or materials to schools in Ochevennh near Wye on October 6, as reported by the Tribuned special correspondent.
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Wye
Mra
Katharine A. Morton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Stillman Decree Upheld by Tribunal
White Plains N Y Oct 6 Supreme Court Justice Morschauser confirmed the referee report in the Stillman divorce case and allowed Mme Anne U Stillman costs. The total across Wyoming counties amounts to 1 055 400 04. Of this, 783 188 63 was from rental and sale of school land.
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White Plains
N. Y
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Stillman
Anne U. Stillman
Caae
Wyoming
Carelessness Cited as Main Cause of Accidents at Casper Safety Banquet
At the Henning hotel safety banquet in Casper R M Andrus of Standard Oil Indiana blamed Old Man Carelessness for most accidents. Local officials and industry leaders including Roy Hartzell H B Durham A A Linde Jack Leary Charles W Barton and Max Levand urged stronger safety efforts across refinery railroad school and newspaper sectors to reduce injuries and fatalities.
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R. M. Andrus
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Casper
Henning Hotel
Roy Hartzell
H. B. Durham
S Durham
A.A. Linde
Jack Leary
Charles W. Barton
The
Tribune
Ccity
Max Levand
New Proprietor Seeks Continued Service With Local Barbers
Thos. Sherman becomes proprietor and retains W. H. Whitman from Tiles Oklo who previously worked at the Wanderer Fron and Hecklinger barber shop. Whitman specializes in hair trimming for exclusive patrons. Whitman family plans to move to Casper later.
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Thos. Sherman
W. H. Whitman
Tiles
Oklo
Wanderer Fron
Hecklinger
Ai. Whitman
Casper
Merchants To Display Booths At Tribune Fashion Show
A Thursday meeting at Mrs. Anna K. Leeper’s home laid plans for the Tribune Fashion Show. Merchants may occupy ground floor booths billed by square footage, with posters by high school students and newspapers ads, and a revised program with new models and a wider clothing lineup for matinee and evening performances.
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Tribune
Anna K. Leeper
Boothe
Dusty Miller Jr Sent to Jail After Parole Violation
Dusty Miller Jr. is jailed again for 3 months after violating parole by intoxication and ignoring police directions. Judge John A. Murray sentences him fully, noting missed chances for reform and the need to enforce consequences. C. Br. Peterson of the Wyoming Cadillac agency will depart for Denver tonight to attend the Tribune Automobile Show and return early next week.
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Dusty Miller Jr
John A. Murray
Miller
Casper
C. BR. Peterson
Wyom Cadillan Agency
Deny
Connec
Tribune Automobile Show
Warning issued against former Tribune temporary worker Kyle
The Tribune warns Wyoming residents that Kyle, once a temporary employee, falsely claims ongoing ties to the paper. He allegedly passed worthless checks on several Camber businesses. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for any debts he incurs and urges caution with anyone dealing with him.
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Kyle
The
Tribune
Ecomnent
Camper
Wyoming
Drought Ends in Eastern States After Weather Change
Washington October 6 reports say shifts in atmospheric pressure across the country east of the Mississippi disrupted weather forecasts and will bring showers to the eastern states soon. Bureau officials noted the sudden change originated from northern Canada and will break the long drought gripping the region.
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Washington
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Eatlier Bureau
Canada
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