Indians Take Opening Game of Series Over Brooklyn 3 to 1
Cleveland defeated Brooklyn 3 to 1 in the opening game of the series. Cove leskie allowed five hits and weakened after Konetchy’s misplay in the second inning and was relieved by Mamaux. Grifth made a key one hand catch as O’Neil starred at the plate with two doubles in front of a record crowd.
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Cleveland Triumph Over Brooklyn In Tight World Series Pitching
Cleveland defeats Brooklyn 8 to 1 in a tightly pitched game. Mullette of Cleveland held Brooklyn to few hits as fans roared at the park. Speaker, Marquard, and Covesky figure in the action with key plays and defensive stops.
Warsaw Commission Adopts Budget After Evening Session
The Warsaw commission met last evening to discuss city affairs. They reviewed expenses including garage space and building costs, approved monthly bills excluding one garage item, and approved balances with $11,202.08 receipts and $1,198.44 expenditures leaving $1,856,? on hand. committee adjourned after routine treasury reports and property matters.
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Chicago Detective Names Fix Ring Tied to 1919 World Series
Chicago detective says the Kantbilig syndicate, linked to fixing the 1919 World Series, was to be named in a probe. Authorities believe New York gamblers arranged the scheme and that a Cincinnati contact may testify. A gambler who recently returned from the East is expected to provide evidence.
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Secretary Wilson Confers With Miners on Wage Scale
Secretary of Labor William L. Wilson to confer today with Philip Murray and eight colleagues of the Inter national Mine Workers over reopening the wage scale. The talks aim to adjust terms and may affect miners at key collieries.
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Yule Fon
Phiilip Murray
Yulon
Anti Soviet Revolt Spreads in Russia Reported
A scrambled dispatch notes demonstrations across major Russian cities with reports of anti Soviet sentiment. The piece mentions troops and unrest in Tam- DOM and Kamin regions as authorities attempt to control the spread.
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Conviction of 1. W. W. Leaders Upheld by Court of Appeals
The Chicago based Court of Appeals today upheld the conviction of the group known as 1. W. W. Leaders in a case tied to alleged violations of war acts. The ruling, delivered amid a weathered transcript, confirms the original verdict and motions.
Siabis High School Tag Day Draws Strong Support
Tag Day at Siabis High School drew large turnout and donations totaling about 250 dollars. Organizers appealed for patience as efforts to schedule Brig eleven and a Friday event continue, while coach Shevy promises exciting times for city fans.
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Edorts
Verdict of Manslaughter in Youths Death
Coroner jury returns verdict of manslaughter in the death of a boy in Haron County. The 9 year old died after being frightened by a woman at her doorway. The defendant is remanded to county jail with 8000 dollars bond set. The case involves a family with eight children and connections to Pittsburgh.
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Warren
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Clues Surface in Bomb Plot Case In Pittsburgh
United Press reports new leads in a bomb plot risk tied to the Wall Street bombers. Zelenka was arrested after stash of dynamite was found, tied to a mining firm shipment and possible broader plans in the area.
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British Ultimatum On Russia Reported By United Press
A British ultimatum to Russia is reported by United Press. Foreign Secretary Curzon is said to have sent a note to Moscow, giving seven days for reply and warning of possible action if terms are refused. The story notes uncertainty about Britain cutting commercial ties with the Krassin mission and awaiting Moscow’s response.
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Brockwayville Bank Opens With $185000 Capital
On Monday the Citizens Banking and Crust Company of Brockwayville opened for business with capital of $185000 and a surplus of $69000, securing $187000 for customer protection at the outset.
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Brockwayville
Cox Expects Break In G O P Lines
Governor Cox predicted a split among Republicans over the League of Nations issue as he released a statement for a campaign group. He did not commit on any variation of nations and referenced Senator Work's announcement.
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Auto theft and crash end in empty getaway on Pleasant Street
A Wave roadster owned by Dr JW Irwin and driven by two youths was stolen from a garage on Pleasant Street, crashed at Center Street around 11 pm, and abandoned with occupants escaped. Police probe resumes with few clues, local youths suspected. car taken to Corry Garage for examination.
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City Weighs Tax Levy on Women Voters
City officials debate taxing women voters as the Court of Appeals schedules a hearing for October 19, 2011. The Commission weighs moving from county to city assessments, with the City Solicitor’s opinion due soon and possible postponement if women remain unassessed. If allowed, city assessments could affect enfranchised residents and alter polling completion timelines.
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Tha Komapesion
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Commission
MacSwiney Still Lives Says Daily Bulletin
London Ontario reports Lord Mayor MacSwiney remains unchanged in condition. The day marks the fifty fourth day of his imprisonment and illness as observers note no change in health. The item also mentions visitors at the time in Mikeport and local ladies hosting Mrs Andrews and Mrs Stewart.
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Unclear School Appeal Report Notes Missing Details
Fragments of a report describe a school appeal and association meeting. The text references ground equipment purchases, payment terms, and donations but is largely garbled with missing names and specifics.
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