Giants Cop Slugfest Hero of Sixth Series Contest
Harper and Huggins welcomed by the Giants as their southpaw was roughed in the second inning. E Meusel Snyder and Fewster homered, with Ruth substituted by Latter. Piercey relieved Shawkey in the ninth.
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Giants
Jess Barnes
Giante
Kelly
Phy Giente
Harper
Afeusel
Tim
Miller Bay
Tloushiora
Muunél Ongh
Arak Bal
Mitree Shawkey
Wim
Yanko
Shawkey
Taj Jett
Wowster
Toft
Myo
Bebo Ruth ‘ Witt
Peck
Helm To Kully
Huth
Barnes Again Wins for Giants in Thrilling World Series Game
Henry J. Farrett reports a dramatic World Series clash as the Giants rally to defeat the Yankees. Barnes stars for New York with eight strikeouts and a late homerlette, while Toney faces a tough night. The game features sharp pitching, defensive plays, and shifting momentum with multiple lead changes.
Mason Will Not Oppose Judge Clark
The report describes George M. Manon being defeated in a primary and Judge Clark considered for the orphans court. It notes Mason will not oppose Clark and references Prohibition party alignment, voter support, and campaign decisions amid Republican and Prohibition positions.
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Mason
Judge Clark
George M. Manon
Tuige Honey A. Dine
Primirieg
Wilvaie
Jenry
Sfawin
Divisiotn
Maron
Athens
Probibition Party
Pheumatakis
Convention Report on Pennsylvania Parent Teacher Association
The 22nd annual convention of the Pennsylvania congress of Moth ora and Parent Teacher Association was held in Altoona four days with 24 counties represented by about 14,000 members. Notable figures included Min. & B Kidr and William Taylor of the Education Department who praised PTA work, while Mrs T. B. Shaw outlined legislative aims and home instruction plans.
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Pennsylvania Congress of Mothora and
Parent Teacher Association
Altoona
Oslohor
Yelio
Penn Alto
Kidr Tym
RAVO
Persed
William §. Taylor
Uie Bruto
Itt
Ems
Ita
JMR
Perview
T. B. Shaw
Gla Ehulraan
Fouindel
Harrisborg
Adindongarton
Jase
Union City Lines Up With Road Proposal
Union City backs a new paved road from Corry to Waterford via Union City to reduce travel time and improve traffic flow. City leaders urge support, with letters sent to Commissioner Sadler and local chambers backing the 1982 highway plan amid community debate and anticipated costs for Milroy residents.
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Corry-Waterford
Union City
Corry
Waterford
Thron Cfy
Milroy
Irish Peace Parley Opens
The Irish Peace Parley opened with delegates from Sima Poly arriving amid grim scenes as Sagewavintg growl and Moy departed from the conference. The morning session adjourned at 1 Jem with Avalon Chamberlain unable to attend. Sir Garton Hewart replaced him as attorney general.
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Varennes Evens
Thy Traprycu
Dusemiys
Sima Poly
Grim
Wand Wien
Ehunsbeiey
D.o'cock
Five Philadelphia prisoners linked to bank robberies
Reported breakthrough ties five inmates to multiple bank heists in October. They allegedly planned and carried out robberies at banks in Potlevil and Spring City, with over $8,000 recovered. Prison records list names including Palermo and Francisca Martali. the group reportedly originated from Detroit and operated in Pennsylvania cities.
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Banketi
Jnl
Pinus
Potlevil
Phnoisville
Tnnis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Marchi
Palermo
Francisca Martali
Jon Salve
George Stewart
Charles Glanno
Spring City
Stunbinihier
Tive
Vie Enfu
T9-Wayno Klin
Judge Lindsey Sees Need Day Law Changes
A Washington era interview outlines Judge Lindsey urging changes to day law provisions. He cites enforcement gaps from Prohibition and argues for stronger measures to curb liquor access for the poor and youth while supporting responsible reform.
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Lindsey
Illfated Budget Plan Hears Auditors Warning
An unclear draft budget plan faces scrutiny from Auditor General Samal as officials prepare for a Podumrivania meeting. The document signals potential missteps in fiscal management and calls for revisions before the session.
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Ily United Presa
Voting to Strike Against Further Cats
An unclear draft reports a strike vote involving a small group attempting to organize against continued cat-related operations. The text references limited voting power, a percentage, and actions by executives. It mentions railroads, management, and a government board contemplating regulations. The legible portion centers on a strike vote and potential transport implications.
Road Opening Exercises At Findley Lake
Officials plan a Findley Lake road opening parade tomorrow at 1 o'clock starting from the lake, led by the American Legion. City commissioners and business representatives will attend, with crowd turnout expected as motorists participate and a formal program follows at Gallup hall.
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Findley Lake
Morry
Nto
Pinchey Lake
American Legion Tani
Mator Do
Etly
Eure
Iake Roword
Sommin Sidiwrs
Reproxetuatives
Mrle Motor
Corny Motir
Hpli Nmber
Commeres
Emwiciam
Gallup
Katto Corey
Fithnity
Sind
Malkiye
Findley Road
Big Eres
Small Town Banks Targeted by Bandits Report
Chicago police headquarters received details from midwestern crime sources showing a pattern of bank robberies targeting small towns. The winter crime spree has led to increased security measures with guards and police patrols, as officials warn of a coordinated bandit operation.
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Oteigago
Chicago
Howe
Bundite
Toveni
Villagus
Saris
Wintor Crime Sonvnn
Argo
Olfiog
Fitrooneiawii
Dhla
Toller
Iutgor Cition
Jmteg
Findipgee
Post Office Seeks Private Mail Receptacles On Delivery Routes
Officials urge owners and builders to install mail receptacles on routes to ensure prompt, economical service. A city campaign begins October 1 to inspect dwellings and businesses, require proper numbers and locations, and coordinate with municipal authorities and contractors for stock.
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Sud
Gambors
Wanita
Ocsupanin
Sehartlelow
Bullden
Patros
Ste
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Barnes
McGraw
Henry J. Farrett
Polo Cirounds
New York
Tesa Barnes
Surlons
Haron
Longin Elvingdonamo Rabinikston
Gvenen
Hin
Astor Poniterone
Bazsron
Aingle
Bowater
Babe Ruth
Yank Lupgers
Wirry Marjory
Trish Monae
Boyde
Maryor
Wil Fant
Ginnty
Roth
Gam
Nile
Baten
Uke Mnateuta
Look Troo
Ginnty Tamarromy
Une Moyne
Tanke
Giante Burts
Burhw
Hriseh
Heatiorg
Almont
Basterort
Tory Ceoring Moyetor
Konding
Pip Gut
Hing
Alcar
Mengel
Ward
Ginnis
Tara Barnes
Mhante
Mensel
Hvnio
McNally
AteNally
B. Monae
Fawater
Young
Bouse
Vokker
Moonel
Donna Leyguer
Ward Fan Hfneil
Sooty i
Pipatole Worond
Milrney
Faris
Suyiler
Burns
Bai
Y Snyder
Ani Burns
Lykich
Banccroft
Keith Oe
Ahle Wowlder
Lly
Pps
Inv
Evil Organization
Mr. Mason
Lee
Mims Peart Anne Donwd
Moe
Vx Plannyd
Ku Klux Klan
Atu Vichise
Atau
Helminasy
Ilor
Wiliam
Williamy Wimg
Campbell
Ianew
Ianew, Tatu Hint IF Nny Ovilont
Khan Wits
Fed- Tal Lowe
Iiy
Clymer
Findla
Uby United Wrens
Danviak
Hen B. Laind-acy
Ange Linilany
Jerohem
Gorlarna
Wuindali
Washington
Asher
Indi
Gawker
Antton Preas
Shmiago
Salle Foot
Andy Hlouilors
Taut
Inoe
Durtliie Ovago
Ruiliethons
Aimniue Buster
Tod
Raitroad
Ahermoon
Ostmaster
Lusk
Alsteiet
Ty Earsiers
Cory
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