Cards and Robins Reach Virtual Tie As Cubs Drop
In a tight National League pennant race with four contenders, St Louis and Brooklyn pull even atop the standings as New York and Chicago falter. Watkins and Hafey homered for St Louis, while Brooklyn’s bats stay hot despite injuries to Bressler and Zerick.
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New York
New York Giants
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cage
Cardinals
Boston
Chicago
Hobins
Bave
Robins
Layers
Rube Bressier
Roken Finger
Johnny Zerick
Robin
Babe Hernan
Glenn Wright
Haines
Hallahan
Grimes
Johnson
Rhemn
Lindsey
Frank Frisch
Hmey
Bottomley
Watkins
Pittsburgh
Gas Mancutting Fight at Woolworths Ends in Arrest
A dispute over broken gas mantels at the Woolworths five and ten on Main Street led to a carebration fight with manager and customers. Lora Wallace of 3471 Wabash Avenue is in serious condition at Bethesda with chest and arm wounds. Thomas Graham 32 of 1314 Republic Street and Rosa Graham 28 were arrested on suspicion after Graham drew a knife and police intervened as panicked shoppers fled. Police Motorcycle Officer How Bellman and Patrolman James Geers made the arrests following the clash.
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Woolworth
Main Street
Thomasham
Republic Street
Rosa
Susan
Graham
How Bellman
James Geers
Watch ends happily after court watch mystery
William F. Foxs watch vanished during the swearing in of ninety one new lawyers in the Courtroom. A younger attorney later reported his brother had been given a watch found hanging from his coat and identified as the missing timepiece restoring Foxs faith in the profession.
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William F. Fox
Court of Apts
Carrington T. Marshall
Hamilton County
Practical Chemistry for Our Readers
Chicago report on Joseph Werzinski bathing feet in benzine and smoking a cigarette causing an explosion. He suffered injuries and was taken to hospital.
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Chicago
Joseph Werzinski
Hans Thoeing Marries Lotti Ohse After Freight Crate Saga
Hans Thoeing, who arrived in the United States hidden in a packing crate from Hamburg, wed Lotti Ohse of Duisburg at a New York municipal chapel. He survived the crate mishap, gained admission with help from Americans, and has since prospered, bringing his bride to a six room apartment in New York.
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New York
Hans Thoeing
United States
Lotti Ohse
Germany
Thoeing
Hamburg
Cleveland
Hans
Duisberg
Flying a land monoplane across Pacific faces typhoon risk
The City of Tacoma crew Harold Bromley and Harold Gatty began a 4532 mile non stop Pacific crossing from Samishiro Japan toward Tacoma, with possible refueling stops in Nome or other Alaskan ports. Weather officials predicted good flying conditions along the route over the northern Pacific.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Pacific Ocean
Tokyo
Tacoma
Harold Bromley
Harold Gatty
Etorofu Island
Kuriles Chain
Samishiro
Nemuro
Kuriles Islands
Hokkaido
Kuriles
Pacific
Sambongi
Japan
Wash
Nome
Court Sides With Trainer In Wind Or Heaves Case
In LD Pennsylvania Frank Marasky praised a horse about its wind. Percey Axel bought it but found it heaving. Axel sued for damages and lost as Marasky proved truthful about the horse and his own asthma.
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Frank Marasky
Percey Axel
Axel
Marasky
Hunger strikers ham sandwich ends drastic protest
Chicago report: Mrs Marie Jesperson halted a two day hunger strike after a quarrel with her husband and eating a ham sandwich. She grew seriously ill and was hospitalized though doctors expect recovery.
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Chicago
Marie Jesperson
Police Judge's Ruling Upheld in Knight Case
A report to Municipal Judge Forchheimer supports ordering Alvin Knight to General Hospital for mental observation to avoid delay and expense of Lima commitment. It notes police cooperation issues and claims Cincinnati lacks a properly prepared ward at the General Hospital and a shortage of officers.
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Knight
Alvin Knight
Lima
Landon L. Forchheimer
Bert H. Long
R. E. Simmonds, Jr
Cincinnati Police Department
General Hospital
Forchheimer
Copélan
Cinccinnati Police
Cincinnati Generalospital
Sneezing leads to store arrest and jail time
In Evanston Illinois on September 13 Aaron Johnson and Robert Thompson hid under a store counter at night. Police searched the store and found no one. As they were about to leave a loud sneeze echoed through the room and both men were placed in the patrol wagon headed to jail. Johnson blamed the sneeze and Thompson joked about a remedy with a policeman promising roughly thirty days.
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Evanston, II
Aaron Johnson
Robert Thompson
Cadew
Johnson
Thomasson
Aged Man Strangled by Wasp in California Tragedy
Suisian California dispatch reports 70 year old Philipp Bevilaggia died after a wasp sting caused his tongue to swell and he choked twenty minutes later. The incident occurred in Cal. on September 13.
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Suisan
Cal
Philipp Bevilaggia
Pershing Celebrates Sevenieth Birthday at Desk
Gen. John J. Pershing marked his seventieth birthday in Washington with a steady flow of callers including nine generals and a line of telegrams. He remained at his desk, continuing work for the Battle Monuments Commission and the AEF memoirs, as officials and friends offered greetings.
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Washington
John J. Pershing
War Department
Hoover
Campbell. B. Hoyes
White House
Pershing
Gen. Pershing
Battle Monuments Commission
France
Dayton Man Swiggs? Fatal Shooting Leaves Police Puzzled
George Swigart, 44, former seaman of Dayton Kentucky, died after a chest wound incurred at his home. Police question whether death resulted from self defense or a shooting by another. The revolver was found under a living room pillow, with two reported firings vs three claims. Coroner Hughes investigates.
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George Swigart
Third Avenue
Dayton
Swigart
Speers Hospital
Katherine Swigart
John, Degan
Ray Lesher
Davenport
Hoover Moves to Reorganize Tariff Commission and Fed Reserve
President Hoover plans next week to reorganize two key agencies the Tariff Commission and the Federal Reserve Board. Henry P. Fletcher will become Tariff Commission chairman and Eugene Meyer will take over as Federal Reserve Board governor. The restructured Tariff Commission will balance three Democrats and three Republicans with two confirmed members Edgar D. Brossard and Alfred P. Dennis remaining. Meyer succeeds Roy Young at the Fed board after Ed Platt resigns and the New York district maintains representation.
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Tariff Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Eugene Meyer
New York
War Finance Corporation
Federal Farm Loan Board
Hoover
Thomas Walker Page
Virginia
White House
Tariff
Edgar D. Brossard
Utah
Alfred P. Dennis
Maryland
Ew Tariff Commission
Congress
Meyer
Roy Young
Boston Federal Reserve Bank
Edmund D. Platt
Platt
New York Federal Reserve District
J . Platt
Buffalo
N. Y
China and Ireland Seek Seats on League Council
At Geneva the eleventh session faces pessimism as leaders debate disarmament progress and economic actions. Giuseppe Motta criticizes failed concerted action and foreigner regulations while backing European cooperation within the League. William Graham warns of rising tariffs threatening world trade.
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Ireland
League of Nations Council
Smith Reavis
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
League
Giuseppe Motta
M. Motta
Switzerland
Wiliam Graham
British Board of Trade
Riots End Hot German Battle for Reichstag
Berlin reports violent clashes between Communists and Fascists on the eve of the Reichstag election. One communist killed, a policeman stabbed, several injured, and many arrested as police prepare for nationwide duty ahead of voting.
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Berlin
Germany
Republic
Tilson predicts modest GOP gains in next Congress
New York September report quotes Representative John Q. Tilson saying the Republican majority will be reduced but still enough to govern. He surveys from Maine to Florida, noting likely negligible changes in New England and solid, if cautious, Republican strength in New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland and other Eastern states. He cites upstate stability and Delaware as strongly competitive for incumbents amid varied local race dynamics.
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New York
John Q. Tilson
National Republican Congressional Committee
Shakespeare
Mercutio
Maine
Ohio River
Florida
New England
Tilson
New Jersey
Dwight Morrow
Senate
Pensylvania
Delaware
Robert G. Houston
Maryland
George B Wilson Patron of Music Dies at 65
George B. Wilson a Cincinnati native and former Globe Soap Company president died of a heart attack in East Oak Bluffs Massachusetts where his summer home was located He was sixty five and had been active in arts organizations including the Cincinnati May Festival Association and the College of Music He built a large pipe organ at his Walnut Hills home and led improvements as President of the College of Music Board of Trustees
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George B. Wilson
Oak Bluffs
Mass
Wilson
Cincinnati
Globe Soap Company
Procter & Gamble Company
Cincinnati May Festival Association
College of Seven One
Sidney C. Durst
Garden Place
Walnut Hills
The
College of Music
Vanderbilt's Enterprise wins first America’s Cup race
Enterprise skippered by Harold Vanderbilt defeated Shamrock V in a 30 mile open sea race off Newport. The American defender led from start to finish with a final margin of 2 minutes 52 seconds, needing three more wins to clinch the trophy. Fog reduced visibility but the victory appeared clear as Enterprise dominated the leeward leg.
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Shamrock. V
Newport
R. I
Enterprise
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Thomas Lipton
Vanderbilt
Shamrock
Atne
Temperatures and weather notes across multiple states
The page reports temperatures for Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Indiana West Virginia and related forecasts. Partly cloudy and warm conditions with local afternoon thundershowers expected Sunday and Monday in several states. A table lists current highs and lows for cities such as Louisville Boston New York Detroit Atlanta and Chicago with precipitation figures and a September 13 1930 record comparison.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Zeenat
New York
Detroit
City
Maine
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Atlanta
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N. Orleans
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