Cardinals Fall Again to Yankees in Slugging Bout
New York swats the Cardinals 9 to 4 as Hoyt’s pitching limits the Red Birds to scattered hits except for a late surge. Ruth and Gehrig again star for the Yankees while Alexander briefly shuts the door early on. A political probe request surfaces as Representative Black calls for an inquiry into Mrs Willebrandt’s campaign activities amid religious issue tensions.
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Willebrandt
Joseph
Wasney
United Press
Washington
Loring Black
Democrat
New Yorke
House
Mubil Walker Willebrand
Junte
States
Harges
Hal
Republican Organizi Non Tas
House Campaten Funda
Binek
Bink
Willebmndt
Hth
Merhert Hoover
Demacys
Nelson
Maine
Lehrbach
New Jersey
Chindblom
Lehthach
Eliaiz ‘Aun
Lejtach
Dave
Black
Piogras
Hoyt
Cardinals
Alexander
Box
Hoover to Speak in South Tomorrow Amid Campaign
Herbert Hoover and Mrs Hoover depart Washington tonight for a southern campaign swing. They will address crowds in towns including Elizabeth and Tahaan City before returning to Washington Saturday night. The trip accompanies a broader Republican push as the presidential race intensifies with photographers and newsmen in tow.
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Hoover
South
Paul A. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Opt
Herbert Hoover
Lamorreyy Aevernoun
Republicas Noniines
Allan
Ici
Hibs
AL. Mg
BS. T
Uahwy al Ak
Teuyes
Wil
Tahaan
Traffic squad tied to Philadelphia graft probe
United Press dispatch from Philadelphia reports the investigation into police corruption may extend to the traffic squad. The unit is linked to a large liquor trafficking scheme and questioned amid signs of bribery and possible connections to suspended Capt. Charles Beckman.
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Philadelphia
Ott
PMEM
Soft Bag
Teen
Discvict
Joh Monaghan
Civil Service Commission
Charles Beckman
Lerger
Beckman
Pratt
Tinadel
Max
Roo Boo
Charles Fox
Tor
Ahat
Albany
Alfred Smith
Curtis Tours North Indiana in 1928 campaign trek
Senator Charles Curtis resumes his vice presidential campaign with a motor tour of northern Indiana. He plans eight short speeches and four long addresses, stopping at multiple towns including Gary and Hammond before returning to Chicago. A separate note: Charles Lindbergh will broadcast the second game of the 1928 World Series from WOR during the National Safety Council session at the Hotel Pennsylvania.
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Kenneth G. Crawford
United Press
Curtis
Indiana
Charles Curtis
Lincoln Fields
State Ling
Whiting
East Chicago
Thulin Harbor
Hammond
Hobart
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Statio Wor
National Safety Connett
Pennsylvania
Child Hit By Car In Narrow Escape Near Bank
A child named Ruth Huth, residing on Grove Street, was struck by an automobile driven by Merritt Sheeley near the National Bank building on North Centre. Sheeley reportedly attempted to avert the accident. the child sustained a head gash but no serious injuries were expected and returned home after treatment by Dr. N I Girette.
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Ruth Huth
Merritt Sheeley
Center Street
Grove Strait
Nasional Bank
North Centre
Chile
N. 1 Giterette
Witlers
DAR Chapter Met Thursday At Mrs Austin Home
Twenty one members of the Eaton Valley Chapter DAR answered the roll at a Thursday gathering held at the home of Mrs J F Austin West Pleasant Street. Mrs E C Barnes spoke on the citizenship theme, described as enlightening. A program by Miss May Howard and Mrs Thomas Giblin followed, with hostesses serving sandwiches cake and coffee. Mrs Harvey Jones of Tillotson was a guest of Mrs C F Cronin and relatives.
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J. F. Austin
E. C. Barnes
Ekenatrawy Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. ¥. Austin
West
Pleasant
C. “Barnes
May Howard
Thomas Giblin
Austin
MacInnes
Trimble
Howard
Harvey Jones of
Tillotson
F. Cronin
Mystery surrounds Obregon son shooting in Mexico City
Initial reports say 21 year old Bani Bert Obregon, son of Alvaro Obregon, was shot in the chest and may have attempted suicide. Hospital officials note a self inflicted wound while critics suggest possible duel related links involving Obregon relatives.
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Obregon
United Press
Mexico City
Brturis
Banibert Obecon
Alvara Obregen
Het Obregon
Depitys
Ime
I Rios Bertouche
Hum Burto
Mt Beet
Ask Assmaton
Ant
Hansburt Bat
Man Held on Check Charge in Local Hearing
A man was held under $500 bond for an appearance before Alderman CB Porter AE Windlock tomorrow on a charge of issuing fraudulent checks. He allegedly gave Prank Blales a $100 fraudulent check. A. L. Poster returned home this afternoon from a business trip in Oll City.
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Riel
Erie
Juenestown
Alderman CB
Porter AE Windlock
A. L. Poster
Oll City
Hoover Still Leads Smith in Digest Poll
Corry residents participate in a Digest straw poll showing Herbert Hoover leading Smith by a wide margin. Of 752,810 ballots, Hoover 614,197 and Smith 281,067, with the remainder split among other candidates. Southern states favor Hoover except Arkansas where Smith leads.
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Hoover
Smith
Herbert
Hosp Ker Jie
Tjaidats
Alfecd KE. Smith
Corry
Otter
Arkansas
Maryland
Navi
Shulth
Bossy Gillis Sentenced to Jail in Newburyport Case
Salem prison term for Mayor Bossy Gillis after guilty plea to unlawfully storming and selling gasoline at his Newburyport filling station. Judge Brown imposed 60 days hard labor plus 400 fines. Gillis began serving and showed despondency after first night behind bars.
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United Press
Salem
Mass
Bossy” GiNis
Newburysport
County House of Correction
Nelson P. Brown
Bos,sy
State and
High Streets
Newburyport
Five Best Radio Features Across Networks
Coast-to-coast radio listings show WZ, WEAF NBC and WOR networks airing varied programs. Highlights include a Chicago address by Senator Gil Bert Hitchcock, a NBC Concert Hour, and the Second World Series Game.
Slays Woman in Car Then Ends Own Life
A 50 year old man Henry W. Abers and a 38 year old woman believed to be Mrs. J. Sage were found dead in a car with a 25 caliber automatic at close range. The woman was shot in the left temple and the man in the right temple. Coroner Bur gess said he believed Abers killed his companion and then shot himself.
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United Press
Wom
Small Automomie
My. J
Sage
Henry VW. Abers
Right Temple
Saines Burgess
Alers
Plane crash near Branford after compass error
Pilot J Or dway Webster of National Air Transport Co lost course from New Brunswick Minnesota en route to Cleveland and Chicago. He landed in a pasture to repair a damaged compass but struck a stump at 3 49 am. The bi plane nosed over, breaking the propeller and injuring nothing.
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Branford
Webster
National Air Transport Co
New Brunswick
Cleveland
Chicaen
Express
Mac
Tno
Bandits Shoot Game Warden Near Hazen MeoN Pa
Game Warden Ge Meiss aged 84 was shot three times in the shoulder and twice in the forearm by bandits who forced his car to the roadside near Hazen MeoN Pennsylvania. A companion, Harry Hymn aged 37, received a scalp wound as he tried to reach a shotgun. They fled after the attack and Meiss was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
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Hazenmeon. Pa
Ge. Meiss
Tool
Hyman
Gutomo
Meiss
Bankers Association moves to curb bootleg loans
The American Bankers Association delegates push for financial reform amid controversy over stock and bond loans. A resolution adopted urges limiting calls and margins in the call money market while noting banks’ gold reserves and the need to curb improvident lending practices.
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Philaumla
Hayin
American Banker's Association
Shivering Weir
Milny Bawkers
Malkine Ioana
Stock Exchange
Olive Hixson Elected President Of Junior High Council
Olive Hixson was elected president of the Junior High School Student Council at the annual election of officers held this morning. Herene Lewis was named vice president of the council.
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Olive Hixson
Herene Lewis
Repairs Made To Crossing On North Senter Street
Long needed repairs were completed by the Pennsylvania Railroad through replacing planks with stone and improving the crossing. The upgrade provides a more permanent work and benefits pedestrians and motorists alike.
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North Senter Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Prohibition Rally Slated At Local High School Auditorium
Tonight at 8 an Anti-Saloon League sponsored rally will take place in the high school auditorium. Noted speakers Pussyfoot Johnson and Major Ebbert will address the audience amid general prohibition advocacy and public invitation.
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W. KE
Pussyfoot Johnson
FB. Ebbert
Prohibition
Hong
Anti-Saloon League
Qublic
High Eleven Defeated by Meadville 20 Years Ago
Carry High invaded Meadville to play for the scholastic eleven of that place. Journal notes from 1908 describe a hard fought opener as Meadville overpowered Carry with speed and weight advantage leading to a 6 to 0 start before Meadville pulled away.
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High Eleven
Meadville
Carry High
Carry
Wa & Yietory
Ighich
Tever Satay
Meadville High School
Yankees Pound Cardinals 9 3 In World Series Opener Sees Rout
Yankees of New York beat St Louis 9 to 3 at Yankees Stadium as George Pipgras holds the mound after a rocky start. Ruth Gehrig and other heavy hitters pace the offense with early runs, giving the American League champions a two games to none lead in the 1920 World Series.
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Frank Getty
United Press
Yankee Stadium
New York
New York Yankees
Stevel
Alexander
Pete
St. Loui Cardinals
George Pipgras
Yankees
Cardinals
Gelelis
Frach
Mt Ty
Hull
Koenig
Gehrig
Durst
Math
Hans
Mit
Goheig
Alsiogt
Cardanals
Harper
Wilson
Ruth
Maranville
Lazzerii
Thie
Walt
Lazzeri
Douthi
Gehrigy Blaranvillé
Robertson
Boltonite
Bengough
Pipgras
Bottomley
Truth
Hafey
Frisch
Menael
Gehile
Lanteri
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YANKS
SOLON
Ruth and
RHE
Mitchell
Pips Gras
Bensouah
PHILA
Trip
Day
D.A.R
Young Obregon
Gillis
Cell
Brunswick-Cleveland
Connecticut
Craker
Semuti
Jaked
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