Veitch shines as city campaign rally draws crowd
In a bustling stand scene, Veitch leans over the spectators box while the campaign event continues with no runs, one hit, and no errors reflected in the tense ninth inning context of the evening. The report captures the lively crowd and Veitch’s engagement during the city campaign push.
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Amendments Seek Broad Tax Reductions in Senate Plan
Washington Oct 10 Amendments to the tax bill propose repeal of all transportation taxes including oil by pipeline and parcel post packages. They favor a maximum 40 percent surtax, keep the corporate capital stock tax, and remove the 2000 dollar exemption for large corporations. A $6.40 per gallon excise on spirits would stand with a $4.20 rebate for manufacturing or medicinal use.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Prosecution of Rich Booze Violators Asked in Denver
The article reports a political scene in Denver with a push to prosecute rich liquor violators. It also covers a baseball recap featuring the Giants and Yankees with game actions, runs, and key plays. A mayoral race and a complete American party slate led by Robt. J. Veitch are announced for the upcoming municipal election.
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Denver
Aged Miner of Cripple Creek Ends His Life
Denver police report Edward I. Erickson a 74 year old Cripple Creek miner died from a self inflicted gunshot wound near the cowboy monument in the civic center. Early witnesses said his act stemmed from despondency as authorities noted.
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Denver
Colo
Edward I. Erickson
Cowboy Monument
Erickson
Kaatth
Grandstand Collapse Injures 45 at Decatur Parade
In Decatur Illinois on October 10 forty five people were injured as ten sections of grandstand collapsed shortly before a veterans parade. Five were som seriously hurt while no fatalities were reported.
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Decatur
Ill
Get
Crowds Fill Tribune for World Series Game Day
A huge crowd along Walcott Street and near the post office and telephone building cheered the Giants as they beat the Yankees 4 to 2. Babe Ruth homered in the ninth, and Tribune will broadcast play by play on the electric scoreboard daily through the series.
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Yankee
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Tribune
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Youths Rescued By Tug After Open Boat Capsizes
Halifax news reports Joseph Engle and Arthur Sprague youths from Halifax who set out in the 12foot open boat Wet for Vancouver B C. They reached Norfolk Virginia aboard the tug Prudence after a gale off Point Judith. The rescue was by the tug’s crew last Wednesday per a telegram.
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WN. B
Joseph HF. Engle
Arthur Sprague
Vancouver
B. C
Norfolk
Prudence
Engle
Point Judith
German pacifists adopt resolution backing Washington arms talks
In Essen on October 1 the German Pacifists Congress endorsed the Washington Conference initiative on armament reduction. It urged German leaders to press the League of Nations for action and to pursue disarmament measures to avert conflicts, especially in the Far East.
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Essen
Germany
Associated Preas
German Pacifiers Congressé
Washington
Far East
Nationa
Washington Home Looted of Wines and Liquors Worth Large Sum
Authorities say a week‑old theft at Joseph Lester’s country estate near Washington involved roughly 800000 dollars in wines and liquors. Police report a three inch steel door was drilled open to reach hundreds of bottles including champagne cognac whiskey brandy and chartreuse from the cellar.
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Washington
Virginia
Here
Joseph Lester
Lester Estate
Atolen Nquera
Favoritism at Open Forum in Grace Church Disturbs Denver
Open forum at Grace Community church in Denver discussed prosecuting rich bootleggers. Judge Ben B Lindsey urged authorities to investigate a Denver millionaire over whiskey found in a garage. Lindsey later criticized enforcement and cited alleged camouflage in actions against prohibition violators.
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Grace Community Church
Ben B. Lindsey
Ita
Shoup
Bailey
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Deak
House of Representatives
Origa
Lindsey
Capitol Hill
Leopard at large after escape from cage near Independence
INDEPENDENCE Mo Oct 10 a black leopard one of three from India escaped a ROC logical arena yesterday and roamed the surrounding area overnight. Twenty five men with dogs scoured the countryside in search of the beast.
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Independence
India
Bandits Escape With 17650 Cash In St Louis Robbery
Two men held up Robert Hardaman a Black bank messenger on Olive Street near Typitioth Street in downtown St Louis. They escaped with a satchel containing 17650 in cash and 1650 in non negotiable paper.
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ST. Louis
Robert Hardaman
Grand Avenue Bank
Typitioth Street
Important Topics for Tuesday Forum Session
The chamber of commerce open forum will review key projects proposed by members and plan follow up work. Frank Emerson the state engineer will give a brief progress report on the frigation project and the finance committee will summarize county efforts and successes.
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Chwubor of Commerce
Emerson
County Pee
Ina
Ohl of Chicago Stricken at Typographical Conference
Prominent figure of the International Typographical Union collapsed from pleurisy as he rose to address the Olio Typographical Conference. He was carried from the hall to a hospital where his condition was listed as serious.
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Chicago
Yankees Stop Giants’ Rush In Official Box Score
The official box score shows how the Yankees prevented the Giants from advancing their offensive drive. Key players listed include notable pitchers and batters, with inning by inning scoring and defensive plays noted for impact. The document highlights the crucial outs and fielding plays that sealed the victory.
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Yankees
Giants
Sox Make It Five Straight In City Series
Chicago Oct 10 White Sox beat Cubs 9 to 7 in a city series game. Russell Kerr Yar yan Cheeves York Ponder Freeman and Killifer listed as pitchers and batters for the White Sox and Cubs respectively.
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Chicago
White Sox
Cubs
Russell, Kerr and
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Cheeves
York
Ponder
Freeman
Killifer
Diamond Found in Arkansas Field Worth 10000
The largest Arkansas diamond yet mined in Pike County was found last week by a mining company. The rough stone weighs 20.25 if estimated to be worth 10000 dollars.
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Opt
Arkansas
Pike County
Injuries From Bicycle Fall Prove Fatal
Thermopolis Wyoming October 10 Howard Harold McDonald one year old son of Mr and Mrs Fred McDonald died from injuries after he attempted to ride a bicycle with schoolmates down a steep grade He suffered a fractured skull broken nose and minor injuries when thrown from the wheel at sharp turn
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Howard Harold McDonald
I'red McDonald
Starp Turn
Ex-Policeman Goes On Trial for Wife's Murder
Detroit district court to hear Herman E. Rademacher former officer charged with murdering his wife Gertrude by throwing her into the Detroit river from Bellevale bridge last Thursday. Assistant prosecutor Allen W. Kent announces readiness to proceed. Investigation indicates Mrs. Rademacher planned to go with her husband that night to hunt rum-runners. Her body recovered from the river near the bridge yesterday.
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Herman E. Rademacher
Gertrude
Bellevale
Allen W. Kent
Kent
Half-Breed Held Up Nine Times by I W W W In Hike
Gillette Wyoming October 10 White Eagle a half breed namesake of an Indian hero traveling from New York to San Francisco for a $10000 wager reports he has been held up nine times by I W W W In the hike he averages 34 miles a day carries a pack Two white boys started with him from New York but could not keep up and dropped out in Pennsylvania
Demonstrations of Unemployed Held in Britain
London and other towns saw unemployment demonstrations yesterday. In Farnham a letter from the bishop of Winchester was read supporting the demonstrators and urging national relief measures.
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Britain
London
Winchester
Farnham
Tribune on longest wire ever operated
The Tribune reports the world series game from the Polo Grounds was transmitted over 34 000 miles of telegraph wire. A reporter dictated to one operator, sending rate 188 000 miles per second, with copies across the country from Bangor Maine to Galveston Texas and Ottawa Ontario. Reacting fans witnessed a historic instant bulletin network for baseball coverage.
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Maine
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Texas
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Ont
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