Rain Forces Cancellation Of Third World Series Game
The third game between Washington and Pittsburgh was postponed due to steady morning rain. Managers hoped to play tomorrow with Bluege resting after a head injury and Johnson and Movietuckie available, while the weather forecast promises fair skies.
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Johnson
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Washington
Washingtong
Pittsburgh
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Lindi
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Tiilo
Walter Johnson
Stanley Moveluckie
Wilieye
Bill McReshale
Ray Kremer
Pirites
Ik Dilst
Pxeful
Bill
Ote
Vie Aldridge
Viel
Swat
Lansdowne Favored Trial Flight First
Washington January dispatch reports Senor Lansdowne opposing the Navy order to launch the Shenandoah on a westward trial voyage amid a fatal Ohio storm. Mrs Lansdowne testified that the trip was politically motivated and urged a test flight to prove safety. She alleged Navy officials overruled her husband’s protest and insisted on the voyage for political reasons despite weather dangers.
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Rearsing
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the &I
Ohlore
Raise Funds to Save Warship Constitution Campaign
Citizens join a nationwide observance from October 7 to 2th celebrating the Old Ironside as Congress approved plans to repair the Constitution. A national fundraising drive is organized with leaders Alexander, Morcaridge, Warren Daleany, Kincaid and Bentley directing efforts in Boston and beyond to preserve this historic War of 1812 relic.
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Congress
Constitution
Boston
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Will
Mike
Fop Tuvure
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D. Warren Daleany
Blaine Kincaid
GS Bentley
Fans and weather shape World Series interest
Corry baseball fans show keen interest as the World Series draws hundreds to the Tourific event. Cold weather leads to questions about gate prospects and postponement, with wires buzzing from early morning inquiries to the series being delayed a day.
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Corry
Achingson
Snow general over northwest today
Snow covered the northwest with three inches deep in some areas and frost elsewhere. A dairyman, D. H. Brockett, was blinded by heavy snowfall at Shell Lake, Wisconsin, and was struck by a passenger train near Chicago. Light snowfall reported near the Illinois line and continued cold with rain and temperature drops.
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Minneapolis
Omaby
Corry Nurse to Supervise New Union City Hospital
Union City to open a new hospital under Mrs John Selsie of Corry a noted Red Cross nurse . Dr H J Stem will serve as house physician guiding maternity and contagious wards as the facility grows from Ward en Street plans. The Times Enterprise notes the hospital aims to be sanitary and central to the developing region with expanded services as demand increases.
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Union City
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Corry
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H. J. Stem
Heiine
Npc
Smith
Stem
Storm
Tell
Union Wity
Probe Blast Kills Three Injures Thirty Five In St Louis
A blast at the Laclede Gas Light plant in St Louis killed three and injured about thirty five as officials opened investigations. Viewers adjourned hearings for two weeks to consider gas line damages and ammonia exposure near the affected area.
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ST Louis
Laclede
West Smith
Court of First
Hind Wens
Warerie
Thase Rauser
Eipal
T. Storer
Evie
Mitre
Puse
Dirigible Flight to North Pole Planned
Roald Amundsen the Norwegian explorer and Lincoln Ellsworth an American companion will try to fly from Spitsbergen to Alaska via the North Pole next May in a dirigible bought from the Italian government. The plan, tied to a potential Arctic land discovery, was announced as Amundsen and Ellsworth arrived aboard the Cunard liner Mauretania.
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NEW York
Roald Ammandaéd
Lincoln Ellsworth
Spitvbergen
Netway
Nabe
Alaska
North Pole
Earth
Arctic
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Ellsworth
Cuiard
Mauretania
Former Corry Man In New Steel Firm
Corry residents learn Elmer L. McIntyre has become secretary and assistant general manager of a new steel firm formed by the consolidation of Fayre Machinery and Brown Equipment Company in Johnstown. The capital is $150,000 and the firm will operate two plants, with McIntyre joining HV Browns as general manager and James Apres as secretary and assistant general manager. The company is supplying steel work for ten large structures under construction in Johnstown.
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Elmer
McIntyre
Johnstown
Gee Rogers Company
Johnstown i
Fayre Lachins and Engineering Company
Brown Equipment Company
Bothh
Brown Fayra Company
HV. Browns
James & Apres
Secretane
Aid
Elmer L. McIntyre
John C. Cosgrave
Formal Opening of Hotel Corry Last Evening
Corry's modern and beautiful hotel, the Hotel Corry, was formally opened last evening with a splendid dinner in the commodious dining room. One hundred residents and neighbors attended as Manager Pra Morar led a fine menu in a Russian Buffet and Lake Trout, followed by a short program and dancing. Stewart’s orchestra provided the music and J W Campbell spoke on Cory’s early history and the hotel’s bright future.
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Hotel
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Stewart
J. W. Camptell
Tom Sternit
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Bric Esibty
Washington, D.C
Cory
Tie
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Chatfield and Sharpe and Chapman and Graliam
Jamestown
Community Fair Opens Today in Spartansburg
Spartansburg hosts its fifth annual Community Fair under a local committee and the Vocational School. Exhibits start at 1 pm with school pupil displays, children's tests, and livestock showcases planned for tomorrow along with cloth crafts. An entertainment at Grange Hall closes Saturday evening. attendance is encouraged despite intermittent rain.
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New England Shaken by Slight Tremors
A minor earthquake shock was felt across New England with tremors reported in Manchester and Seacoast areas. The tremor caused brief alarm as residents left streets and vehicles, with reports of minor property damage and shaken confidence in the afternoon.
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New Marieshire
Hom Todaty
Ogsipee
Underground moonshining plant found near Union City
Loyal Grant, twice arrested near Union City for liquor offenses, is jailed in Crawford County at Meadville after authorities uncovered a highly built underground moonshining setup. The site included a concrete, steel-reinforced chamber under a lumber pile with a trap door, mash ready, a still, and cooling pipes. Grant admitted ownership and claimed he intended revenue from the operation. He was moved to Meadville for a preliminary hearing ahead of Crawford County Court.
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Meadville
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Grant
Meddville
Abel
Four Airplane Racing Events Highlight National Air Meet
Morale among competitors rose as injured aviator Chamberlain of Hartfordville showed improvement after the earlier accident at the air meet. The program featured four airplane races including a rubber-band powered model event and juvenile builders testing heavy rubber engines, with trials revealing defects prompting immediate adjustments.
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Sutchell Field
Uie
Aitors
Llorente D Chamberlain
Hastrovek Jlleights VT
Germany Near Pact on Security Treaty at Locarno
Negotiations at Locarno report Germany agreeing to most articles of a proposed security pact while two clauses remain unresolved. Britain’s Austen Chamberlain says final treaty will be made public. conference progresses on friendly terms with a signings outcome viewed as possible before departure.
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Locarno
Switzerland
League of Nations
Poland
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Slovakia
Austen Chamberlain
Great Britain
France
Hamberlain
Efery
Locarmy
Air mail flier Charles H Ames believed dead
Reports from Franklin October describe searches in woods near Franklin and Oil City for missing air mail pilot Charles H Ames. Scouting parties and planes scoured the area as hope of finding him alive faded and a flock of birds was released to aid locating the body.
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Franklin
Charles Hy Amys
Oil City
Ames
Ry Mc Quigg Elected Commander in Chief at Lexi Convention
In Omaha Nebraska Det 9 Toohn Ry Mc Quigg of Cleveland Ohio was elected commander in chief at the seventh annual convention of the American Lexi held today.
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Omaha
United Press Cables Results Of Series Worldwide
United Press reports box scores and play by play from the World Series to readers in Osaka via Mainichi, South American papers, and Europe. Instant final results reach clients within minutes of games ending, with foreign newspapers printing box scores and game details for global audiences.
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United Press
New York
Osaka
Japan
Wndes
Pittsburgh
Washington
London
Today’s Five Best Radio Features Featured Across Stations
A summary of top radio features across New York, Schenectady, Sheridan, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Toronto and more. Highlights include humor acts like The Risals and Quartette, violin and opera programs, and a nightly note program airing around 10 o'clock. Stations WGY WOR KDKA WLS and others present diverse entertainment lineup Tonight shows include standard quartets and notable performers through 100 stations.
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Marc Fins
Gilbert and Opera
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