Senators Giants Clash In Slugless World Series Game
Turbulent Fielding and errors mount as Ty Zachary and Roger Pertempangh lead the Giants at Griffith Stadium. Washington pitchers bend but Giants push runs across in the fifth inning while New York fights for a rally. Peck and McNeely score key runs as early sparks fade.
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Henry L Farrell
Huttrie
Washington
Tivnoyer
Roger Pertemhpangh
Atoehl
Ruel
Zachary
Telel
McNuuly
Hlateix
Eco
Peck
MuNerly
Giants
Jenn
Young
Heer
Frisch
Min Young
Doring
Krally
Grants
Weenie
Art
Senators
Louie Wit
Wilett Wil
Sven Weare
Titans Yhaile
Willie
Curley Ogden
Sting
ML McGeay
New York
Iindstromont
Bluereta
Frick
Juviwo
Young Herb Zachary
Trisoh
Wis Nny Dover Bewenes
Zackasy
Bardi
Secant
Kelly
Yisury
Xeeund
Meuwefied
Rice
Zautury
McNeely
Nobi
Tarris
Harris
Lindstrom
Wag
School Board Minutes Open Session Report
The Board of Education met in session with President Stra Bayes presiding. Business included approval of previous minutes, committee reports, and adoption of English initials as supplementary texts. Actions approved include contracting work for junior school fare and superintendent attendance at district meetings. no significant bills presented for payment.
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Board of Divension
Pieter Hin
Stra Bayes
Mestre Loye
Oso
Enigmier
Tle
Patterson Tint
Myers Bel
Ee Torener
Loveland
Amep
Millar & Paul
Fy Whitehead
Les Scho
Calf Yall
Mr. Love
Mp Aves
Juniop [Il
tWa
al Mmembers
Ants
Harriahary Oy
Installation Ceremonies Last Night Recap
An evening session noted by Grand Master Willing J Gurelin of Brie and officers including Charles Partetsiir Vy Cran UWebarr Mla, Carl Hinman secretary, Harold Shainins treasurer, and Charles Lester warden. A luncheon followed the ceremonies with brief remarks and social hour.
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Jonathan
Lovie Noo
Gillvsson
J Gurelin
Brie
Charles Partetsiir
Vy Cran Uwebarr
Pinwnerl
Carl Hinman
Harold Shainins
Ros NG
Charles Lester Warden
Clarence Kinch
Islward Dhamma
RSS
William Tobason
Sos
Paslle Welle
Popes Gutsile Guardia Charles Y Thomare
Cudrelian
Paul Crawls
Tayerie Miller
Davis Attacks Foreign Policy in Buffalo Speech
Democratic candidate Davis denounces Republican foreign policy as he campaigns through New York and plans more stops aimed at energizing support for the November election. He presses on with attacks during a Buffalo speech and outlines a strategy to win the West and swing states.
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United Press
New York
Toh W. Day
West
Tonirfaw
Tachany
Mincie
Missouri
Termassee
Kent
Ohio
Eehordaley Davis
Bugalo
Involuntary Petition Against Lorch Bros
Involuntary petition filed against Lorch Brothers with department stores in Kranklin New Kensington and Mekart. Proceedings referenced in federal court with Pittsburgh attorneys listed. The text also includes scattered sports- or game-like fragments unrelated to the petition.
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Lorch Bros
United Press Poltsburgie
Ger
Lorch
Kranklin
New Kensington
Mekart
Williams
Conroy Prugh
Arbithnal Breventon
Thning, Co
Pittsburgh
New York
Witton
Jackson
Harrie
Gowny
Hugin
McNeely
French Interest in British Movements and Global Talks
Fragmented report notes European leaders discussing British policy and republic alliances. It mentions Marx of Germany and Her Fing of France alongside socialists, with negotiations on national participation and support for the Dawes plan.
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He Lesbuirtier
Strengelien
Fenuvid Prema
Marx
Germany
Fing
France
Tall
Eogland
Mats
Delay threatens new tuberculosis hospital project in city
An Erie newspaper reports a Pennsylvania court ruling may block county funding for a new tuberculosis hospital. Voters approved the project two years ago, but pending state Supreme Court action could delay construction and shutter plans to expand care for tuberculosis patients in the county.
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Eastern
Penn
Erie County
Desmond
Hospital
Prvivet Fyneerring
Erie
La Follette Westward Campaign Speech Tour Begins
Senator La Follette rides a westbound special to Detroit on October 1 to denounce Wall Street influence and the Republican and Democratic machines. He predicts a new progressive force will reshape American politics and solidify support against JPMorgan and Standard Oil.
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LA Follette
Detroit
la Boilette
Wall Street
West
J.P Morgis
Standard Oil Company
Wisconsin
Witheryfe Republians
Progressive Party
Thoms Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Newark
McKeesport Man Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Joe Gonzales, 32, of McKeesport was found guilty of second degree murder by a jury. He had been tried for the killing of Patrolman Max Letkowitz and pleaded temporary insanity.
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M'Keesport
United Press Pitpsburgil Och P
Joe Gonzales
McKeesport
Gonzales
Max Letkowitz
Hospital Board Plans Mortgage Payment With Donations
The Pirtevors of the Worss Hospital board votes to use $8,240.77 in funds raised by Mrs. Purdui, the Dollar Letter Campaign, and Kiwanis to pay down the hospital mortgage. A $0 gift from Mrs. Charles B Ratler is welcomed for maternity work. Hospital statistics detail patient admissions and discharges for September, including private and semi private rooms and births.
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Pirtevors
Ste Fin
Bayemayt
Nirowsi
Bracken
Kjston
Laurie
Melzipes
Shei
Seére Feud
Jong
Mise Purdui
Superinende
Marri Vie Keppel
Thi Hoan
Carrie
Worry Kiwanis Club
Keppelail
Charles B Ratler
Miks Holfelte
Miss Purdhrm
Séntetatien
Namiber
Lyceum Course Opens Friday at Auditorium
The Library Lyceum course begins Friday evening at the high school auditorium with the comedy It Pays to Advertise. Tickets are selling rapidly and the audience likely will fill the venue for the final number. The show features a father and his stenographer in a wager leading to a business partnership built on advertising.
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Hah School
Auditorim
Ay Anwar Alise
Vickers
Tits Teen
Spuveli
Amieri
Ian
Hundreds of Corryites See Parade at Erie
Crowds from Corry join a large parade in Erie to view the Stanford Hose Company display. The event honors firefighters with civic turnout and notable officials attending from Corry and Erie.
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Erie
Stanford Hose Company
Alexander
Corry Dele
Bine
Stanford Hose
Ulelork
Stanford
Adi
Alesandue
New Street Lighting Upgrades Planned for Residential District
City announces a major lighting modernization by Venanga Radio Service Corporation. Installations will use eight to ten foot banners with 100 candlepower lights to extend street visibility and reduce frequent outages. Tree trimming effort aims to improve light reach and overall street lighting reliability in Union City.
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Ivill
Venanga Rabio Service Corporation
Atieet
Iesis
Uuils Yast
Conditi Ne
Union City
Strock
McDonald Downfall Strengthens Nationalists
Paris reports a chaotic political scene as Premier Mac Daniel is perceived to fall, prompting conservative and liberal factions to rally. The article hints at peace efforts and League of Nations talks amid government turmoil and disarmament questions.
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Paris
Mac Danial
Nations Prateo
Ae Geeva
Severe rains retard road building on Beaverdant Union stretch
Weather officials report three to four days of clear skies needed as the Bunce Company and United Union roads teams push concrete work along the Slaughter Run area. Despite delays, about eight hundred feet of concrete remain to be laid with the improved highway reaching toward Ushott City. crews expect completion of the ravine section and progression toward Beaverdant Union Road.
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Bunce Company
Elgin
Sohiplebibe
Voy Union
Bunce Cmpany
Jean Aweather
Lelief
Slaughter Run
Onicha
Munee Company
Ulin
Taut
West Works
Mlingis
Ushott City
Freshman Located After Disappearance Near Meadville
Arthur James, 20, a Allegheny College freshman, who vanished October 4 from a Meadville rooming house, was found late last night in a Kansas City hospital. He was injured in a collision and transported for treatment as authorities continued to verify his identity and arrange return.
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Meadville
Arthur James
Allgheny College
Kansas City
James
J. W. Stafford
Pittsburgh
Tomorow
Get Out The Vote Caravan To Reach City Monday
A Get out the vote caravan organized by the Pennsylvania League of Women Voters is due Monday. Local members will meet the caravan east of town and escort it through the city as it travels from Warren to Waterford and beyond. The procession centers on the Justice Bell bronze replica, led by Mew Cities W. Ruschemsberger of Stafford, aiming to boost voter participation in the upcoming presidential election.
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Pennsylvania League of Women Voters
League of Women Voters
Warren
Waterford
Eginbora
Whittenball
Hughie
Shildren
Walter Rant
Philadelphia
Couney
Ashtabury
Ohio
Mie State
Retuer
Peravan
Walcome
Farmer's Justice Bell
W. Ruschemsberger
Stafford
General Election Set For October 29 In Britain
The Prime Minister announced a general election will be held on October 29 as the Conservative party seeks a return to power. Labour supporters cheered in the Commons after the vote on the government’s policy, with Baldwin expected to lead the next cabinet.
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United Press
London
Huse of Commons
Prine Miniter
Hig Politigal
Ali
Paris
Gustanie
MacDonnill
Hefelt
Callell
Poe
Alc
Tayyiald
Tne
Tyre
Europe
Luther Sgortarcivant
Lkely Mieme
Baldwin
Nek
Lalor
Uutise
Commons
Delick
MacDongiel
Prrme
Renon
Kipwanis Club Meeting at Bluebird Restaurant
An interesting Kipwanis Club meeting was held at noon today at the Bluebird Restaurant. HW Bals chaired and appointed four committee members to assist with an upcoming Getout AlerVote carnival next Monday.
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Kipwanis Club
Bluebird
Gilye W Wik
Hix
Pia Wraling Shin
HW Bals
AlerVote Casavat
Mondiy
Five Best Radio Features Tonight Across Stations
Radio listings highlight performances from Los Angeles Grand Opera Association Gounod production Rome et Juliette with Sabatella Gigi and Picciolo. Detroit hosts Jean Goldbettes Orchestra at 10 PM Eastern. Zion central features Zion Male Chorus at 8 PM. New York Eastm Vincent Lopes directs a concert by the Philadelphia Police Band at 9 PM. WIP Philadelphia lists a $15 concert by the Eastem Orchestra in the city.
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Los Angeles
Opera Associa
Gounod
Sabantena
Gigi
Picce
Detroit
Jean Goldbettes
WCBD
Zion
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