Indians Edge Brooklyn in Narrow 2 1 Victory
Sherrod Smith pitched a three hit game to lift Cleveland to a 2 1 win over Brooklyn in a tense afternoon contest. Errors and timely hitting produced the decisive run as Cleveland improves while Brooklyn endures a tough loss on the road.
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Wight
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Dox
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Ray Coldwell
Lowell
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Glin
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ATF
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Myora
Burma
Olmom
Explosion Aboard Oil Steamer Grow at Brooklyn Docks
An explosion aboard the Grow at Brooklyn docks caused many injuries and possible deaths. Police and ambulances flocked to the scene as workers aboard the oil tanker faced danger from trapped victims and potential suffocation.
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New York
Brooklyn
Lon
Bern
Deen
Quaero Club Holds Meeting Aboard Worthwith Street
Ladies of the Quaero Club meet at the home of Mrs Addie Waggoner with two absentees. Mrs J H Wright delivers an engaging address and a luncheon is served. They vote to join the local federation of clubs and plan an active year ahead.
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Yeere Q
Dpaning
Mra
Addie Waggoner
Worthwith Street
Husbew
Federation of Clubs
Mio
J. H. Wright
Anil
Giliook
Directors and Medical Club Banquet Arrangements
The board of directors at Mc Corry hospital held a joint banquet with the Medical Club at the Bluebird on October 5. Regular monthly business followed as the September report of Miss Coling Wan was accepted, and a policy was approved to provide uniforms free of charge to student nurses after six months of service. The meeting adjourned after discussion of general maintenance.
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Mc Corry
Mm Coling Wan
Harding Demands Rejection and Political Tactics
The article reports President Harding insisting on rejecting a proposal and criticizing its interpretation while urging Democratic leaders to avoid a premature scrapping of a tariff. He promises to act after the next cabinet meeting and hints at forming a temporary program with a conference.
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Warren
Aiorsuhs
Harding
Hlavding
Benster Cummins
Henolwdot
Portugal Riot Report Confirms Worker Strikes in Lisbon
Dispatches from Portugal detail a broad strike wave as revolutionary sentiment spreads among workers. Reports indicate a general sixfold movement across industries with protests erupting in major urban centers, as authorities seek to control unrest.
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Wondon
Ehargeter
Portugal
Cox Predicts Indians Win Series
Ambiguous sports briefing from Avian Demh town via Kyi Opt notes Cox predicting the Indians take the series. The text then shifts to weather and political digressions, mentioning a governor and a speaker amid unclear, fragmented commentary.
Poland Credited With Victory In Peace Terms
United Press reports Poland achieved a preliminary victory in a peace agreement with Russia and Lithuania, granting a 25 day armistice with potential extension. Fighting continues on multiple fronts as Warsaw notes Bolshoviki follow their plan while troops near Minsk and Kiel raise strategic concerns.
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Southpaw Duel Expected by Fans Today
Report from New York, October 7, describing fan anticipation for a boxing match between Smith and Mail on Indiana, with predictions of ideal weather conditions for the third day of the event and hints of a notable return from Brooklyn Tobins.
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Brooklyn
Cleveland Tridias
Wien
Elks Auction Tonight At Corry Lodge B PO
Corry Lodge B P O Elks announce an auction this evening after their regular meeting. Following the routine business a light supper will be served as items from the refurbished club are offered. Proceeds revert to the lodge.
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Corry Lodge
Mike
Cox Enters South to Campaign in Kentucky and Tennessee
Governor James M. Cox resumed his southern campaign stops in Kentucky and Tennessee. He spoke in Bowling Green and in Nashville outlining plans to emphasize the League of Nations as a central feature of his drive.
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Hlizabunndown
James M. Cox
Bowling Green
Nashville
League of Nations
Lecturer to speak on Hawaii with music and photos
Tomorrow evening at the Episcopal Parish hall on Loiie Street Miss Motson will give a lecture on Hawaii interwoven with music. The speaker travels widely and will share customs observed from personal notes, with four hand numbers and selections from Magwail. The Emmanuel Auxiliary expects a large attendance at 8 o’clock. Mrs Colima Currieh has returned home from Struthers Ohio after visiting her sister.
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Hawai
Huwsil
Aix
Emmanuel Auxiliary
Trumpher
Colima Currieh
Voréy
Struthers, C
Census totals for states released with big 1910 gains
The fourteenth census results show Pennsylvania at 1,720,180 and Ohio at 5,750,908 with Virginia near a previous figure. Pennsylvania gains 1,055,088 or 71.8 percent. Ohio up 20.8 percent. Philadelphia’s population reaches 1,839,770 up 27,470. About 105.75 million people are in the continental United States, a rise of roughly 14 million from 1910.
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Tite
Ennnsylvania
Ohio
Bigie
Virginia
Rang
Pennay
Uawin
Figuesa
Philadelphia
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Display of Company A and regiment photos for sale
Large photos of Company A from the Pennsylvania Nation at Mount Gretna available for purchase at Weight Jewelry. Regimental pictures are also on display. Mr Wright arranged sales to benefit Company A with photos priced at $1.59 each for company images and $2.00 for regimental pictures.
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Airge
Pennsylvania
al Guard
Mount Gretna
Alda
Wright
Captain Haenel Married at Fredonia
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Wathes M. Gens of Prov Tonia and Captain Henry J. Haenel of this city. The wedding took place October 4 at Fredonia with only immediate relatives present. They will reside at 860 Marion Street. Congratulatory wishes from Corry friends.
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Tonia
Henry J. Hanne
Predois
Marion Tree
Corry
Woman stabbed by husband in hotel quarrel
In Old Purge Pennsylvania a man allegedly stabbed his wife with a table knife during a quarrel in a hotel living room. The woman was hospitalized in critical condition while the husband is being hunted by the police.
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Augushinali
Interior City Blog Progress Report
Fragmented text describes municipal building work with plastering and window frames. The note mentions rooms under plaster and upper floor work in progress, with lines of activity indicating ongoing construction tasks.
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