Cardinals and Cubs vie for NL crown as season winds down
Cardinals sixteenth inning surge and Cubs 6 2 win tighten the pennant race. Cardinals lead by two and a half, Dodgers and Giants' slim chances fade while Brooklyn and Chicago still harbor mathematical paths to glory.
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Stt. Louis Cardinals
Saul
Westerday
Cubs
Dodgers
Giants
Boston
Cardinals
Phillies
Birds
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Stright
Cards
Gotham
Robins
Flatbush
Mound City
Reds
Chicago
Louisville Concern Wins Ohio Building Award for Georgia Marble
Ohio's new $6,000,000 state office building will rise in Columbus using Georgia marble. Struck Construction of Louisville Kentucky bid $2,622,000 for marble, lowest of the bids after Ohio sandstone and limestone were rejected. Col. Carmi A. Thompson chaired the commission and advocated Ohio sandstone but marble won on a 2 to 3 vote. Separate bids for construction and installation were approved, with Huffman Wolfe opposed for total equipment. Separate awards also made for heating, ventilating, plumbing, and fire protection.
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Louisville
Columbus
Ohio
Struck Construction Company
Georgia Marble
State Office Building Commission
F. R. Patterson Construction Company
Detroit
George A. Fuller Company
Washington, D. C
Col. Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Thompson
Col. Thompson
John Gill & Son Company
W. J. Schirmer Company
Harry Hake
Cincinnati
Huffman-Wolfe Company
Hake
P. H. Meyer Company
R. P. Leiby
Samuel A. Esswein Company
Princess Margaret Rose of York Named For Royal Line
Official note from London announces the infant daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York will be christened Margaret Rose of York. The name honors Scotland and the Duchess's sister Lady Rose Leveson-Gower. the ceremony at Buckingham Palace is planned for early next month.
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London
Scotland
Duchess of York
Margaret Rose
Glamis Castle
Margaret
Rose
Rose Leveson-Gower
Loosore
Buckingham Palace
York
Henry VII
England
Margarets
James IV
Noraway
Eric II
Norand
Alexander I
St. Margaret
Malcolm III
George
President's Son Hoover Jr Stricken With Early Tubercular Infection
Washington reports Herbert Hoover Jr diagnosis of a very early tubercular chest infection. White House physician Capt. Boone said the lesion is small and prognosis is optimistic with full recovery likely. Hoover Jr to stay at the Presidential lodge in the Virginia mountains then return to Washington for further review.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Hoover
Joel T. Boone
White House
Presidential Lodge
Virginia Mountains
Boone
Rapidan River Lodge
Capt. Boone
Explorer finds clew to habitat of White Indians
Dr. Herbert Spencer Dickey of the Museum of the American Indian Heye Foundation reports discovering a Yellow Indian tribe named Quaharibos along the Orinoco. He believes the White Indians live farther west and plans another expedition with his party of eleven aboard the Mara Bal from New York.
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New York
South American
Herbert Spencer Dickey
Orinoco River
Dickey
Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation
Orinoco
Fighting Bears Roll By Stander Down Mountain
Archie McGregor watched two bears fight while driving a team on a mountain road near Vancouver. The bears toppled him and his horses over a ledge but both escaped with only bruises after McGregor climbed down and freed his animals. He found no trace of the bears.
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Vancouver
B. C
Archie McGregor
Archie
Bears
McGregor
Theft of Cello Breaks Quartet From Hand of Master Violin Builder
The missing cello from a world famous four instrument set by Jean Vuillaume, once owned by Cincinnati pharmacist William Karrmann, remains unrecovered after about 25 years. Hattie Bacharach recalls the quartet stored at her father's Hartwell area home atop a steep hill. Rudolph Wurlitzer has examined the instruments noting their preservation.
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Isaac H. Schwartz
Cincinnati
Hattie Bacharach
Lexington Avenue
Imprisoned American Aviators in Chile Case
Chilean Interior Minister given by the government identifies two American aviators Edward Orville De Larin and Reed Smith Doyle held after a revolutionary attempt at Concepcion. They face charges for forbidden air routes and landing sites. possible court martial if tied to the uprising. Local authorities detain them pending instructions while maintaining order.
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Santiago
Chile
Carlos Ibanez
Associated Press
Concepcion
Edward Orville de Larin
Reed Smith Doyle
Carlos Freedden
Interior
Freedden
Fokker
Hualpen
Pupils Flee Fire During Erie Avenue School Film Blaze
About 350 pupils of St Mary School on Erie Avenue and Shady Lane evacuated as a moving picture film in the second floor projection room caught fire. Damage to films and machinery estimated $2000. Firemen and inspectors investigated the origin as gas masks protected the crew and students. Separately a kerosene odor marked a small store blaze at 1801 Eastern Avenue causing minor damage to William Riley's grocery.
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St. Mary School
Erie Avenue
Shady Lane
Walter Huxel
Huxel
William Riley
Eastern Avenue
John Ferguson
Lucy Miller
Hbastern Avenue
Ferguson
Riley
British Wheat Woes Deepen From Russian Dumping
London reports say British wheat prices plummeted as Russian dealers engage in price cutting and alleged dumping. Corn Exchange officials call the collapse unprecedented, warning the grain market endangers British and dominion farmers. In Washington, Farm Board Chair Legge echoes Hyde's charge, urging farmers to buy wheat now for livestock feed to curb speculation. The Agriculture Department also advises procuring feedstuffs amid the low prices. Sold 7,765,000 bushels.
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London
Corn Exchange
Dominions
The
Liverpool
Legge
Farm Board
Hyde
Russia
Washington
Chicago
Four Men Die in Toledo Distillery Blast and Fire
Positive identifications confirm four men killed in the Toledo distillery explosion. Victims include Frank G. Krett and Edward Jasczyk, age 19, plus Henry Machel, 57, and John Herwat, 40. Coroner Kreft links Machel to Carl J. Weber Manufacturing, suggesting the operator used that name to conceal large distillery activity.
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Toledo
Frank G. Krett
Edward Jasczyk
Henry Machel
Cleveland
William Siegel
Detroit
John Herwat
Carl J. Weber
Kreft
Machel
Carl J. Weber Manufacturing Company
Fare Plan to Use One Man Cars to Avert Fare Increase
The Cincinnati Street Railway, led by President Walter A. Draper, proposes extending one man cars to cut costs and avoid a fare raise under the franchise. The company will not raise fares or transfer charges immediately while pursuing expense reductions. The Sixth Street route will be first to receive the one man cars, with changes to occur in a few weeks if conditions improve.
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Walter A. ‘Draper
Mr. Draper
Edgar Dow Gilman
Public Utilities
Gilman
Manchurian Dictator Seizes Peiping As Civil War Ends
Reports say Chang Hsueh Liang's troops occupy Peiping and threaten to establish a new government as General Yen Hsi Shan and Feng Yu Hsiang move toward Taiyuan. Nationalist rewards totaling millions are alleged for his intervention, while authorities fear expansion toward the Yellow River.
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Tokyo
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Manchuria
Peiping
Northern China War Lords
Chang 30
China
Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Mukden
Yen Hsi-Shan
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Taiyuan
Shansi Province
Yen
China Affairs
Feng
Shansi
Henan
Nanking
Chang Hsueh- Liang
Chili
Tientsin
Chang
Yellow River
Legs Clasped By Handcuffs In Welcoming Return
Philadelphia greeted Jack Legs Diamond, New York beer baron, with an official welcome and handcuffs as he arrived aboard the S S Hanover. Police escorted him to City Hall where he was later released to appear in court. Authorities seek his insight into a beer traffic alleged to involve Al Capone during a stay in the city. Diamond arrived in poor health and spirits seeking medical treatment unavailable due to international refusals.
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Jack
Legs
Diamond
New York
S. S. Hanover
City Hall
Scarface al Capone
Europe
Ireland
England
Belgium
France
Germany
Fleischmann Heads Crusaders Forming To Fight Dry Law
Julius Fleischmann announces the Cincinnati Chapter of the Crusaders will enroll many members to end hypocrisy and lawlessness tied to the Eighteenth Amendment. The group plans a repeal campaign with officers named and a non-partisan aim to elect capable legislators and oppose the saloon.
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Fleischmann
Crusaders
Cincinnati
The
Julius Fleischmann
Linton
Leonards. Smith, Jr
Troy Kaichen
W- J. Fuller
Louis D. Mueller
Thomas M. Conroy
Harry J. Gilligan
Ben W. Lamson
James M. Hutton, Jr
Daniel M. Heekin
Edward C. Orr
Walter J Friedlander
James G. Heller
Julian S. Rauh
Tyler Field
John Malick
Powel Crespe
Senator Norris questions ex grocer in campaign funds probe
Lincoln Neb Sept 22 Senator George W Norris pressed former Broken Bow grocer George W Norris in a Senate Campaign Funds Investigating Committee hearing. The witness claimed he acted of his own accord in seeking the Republican nomination while Norris pressed him on ballot eligibility and campaign ties.
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Lincoln
Neb
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Broken Bow
Gerald P Nye
North Dakota
Norris
Supreme Court
William E. Shumann
North Platte
Norris No 2
Shumann
Fairy Godmother in Jewelry Heist Stuns Chicago
In Chicago on September 22 Lois Hyde, 22, maid to Mrs. Max J Mauermann, borrowed $100,000 worth of jewels to impress a date Leonardo Laine. A handsome stranger stole part of the jewelry in a taxi, while Hyde turned in $80,000 to police, ending her dream of splendor. The case leaves police to finish the tale.
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Chicago
Cinderella
Max J. Mauermann
Lois Hyde
Canadian Tariff Bill Passes Commons
The Canadian tariff bill passed the House of Commons this afternoon and was sent to the Senate.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Senate
Fess Says Wet-Day Issue Impossible for National Race
Washington reports Senator Fess, head of the Republican National Committee, says prohibition will not be a national issue in the fall campaign. He notes divisions among both parties on the topic and plans to speak at the Massachusetts Republican Convention in Boston. Butler, a dry, is the GOP Senate nominee. Coolidge leads for the Democrats as an anti prohibitionist opponent.
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New York World News Service
New York
Charles H. Tuttle
Dry Hoover
Tuttle
Washington
Boston
Fess
Republican National Committee Today
Congress
Massachusetts
William M. Butler
Senate
Marcus A. Coolidge
Committee Hears Ohio Survey Plan For Legal Problems
L. M. Marshall of Johns Hopkins outlined a statewide survey to identify and address legal administration difficulties in Ohio’s 88 counties. A 16 member committee pledged to raise 75 000 dollars as Cincinnati’s share of a 275 000 dollar fund to support the investigation, with participation from notable local figures including Col. William Cooper Procter and Robert A. Taft.
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L. €. Marshall
Institute of Law
Johns Hopkins University
Queen City Club
Joseph S. Ames
Cincinnati
Ohio
Otto Armiteder
Joseph S. Graydon
Carl Jacobs
Col
William Cooper Procter
Roger Rogan
Robert A. Taft
Morrison R. Waite
Powel Crosley, Jr
Walter A. Draper
Maurice Freiberg
Joseph L. Lackner
Ralph Rogan
Walter S. Schmidt
Murray Seasongood
Harles P. Taft Jr
George H. Warrington
Mr. Marshall
Donald
Kentucky Slayer Surrenders in Wife Killing Case
Ira Willingham surrendered in Henderson Kentucky claiming self defense after stabbing his wife to death last Thursday at Dade Park. The victim and four children were in the car with Willingham and John Upton who was stabbed but not seriously wounded. The Rev Lee Willingham brought a note to Judge Morris prompting the surrender and Willingham was jailed.
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Henderson
Ira Willingham
Dade Park
Lee Willingham
Morris
Ira
Evansville
Ind
John Upton
Donnie Willingham
Willingham
Upton
Temperatures Across States With Warm Tuesday Outlook
The bulletin reports generally fair and warm conditions for Ohio Kentucky Indiana West Virginia and nearby areas through Tuesday and possibly Wednesday with some localized showers in Indiana and cooler pockets in the northwest. A 24 hour temperature and precipitation table lists readings for Eastport Louisville Nashville Albany Cleveland New York and other cities, noting highs in the 60s to 80s and minimal rainfall in many locations.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Tesse
Atlanticc
S. S. Marie
Chicago
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