Yanks Are Baseball Champions
The New York Yanks beat the Giants 6 to 4 in the sixth game to win the World Series. Five runs in the eighth inning broke a tight contest as Art Nehf and Bill Ryan faltered. Babe Ruth homered in the first inning, and the Yanks seized the dramatic victory at Polo Grounds.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press Star
Polo Grounds
New York
New York Yanks
Giants
Yanks
Art Nehf
Nehf
I Yanks
Babe Ruth
Bill Ryan
Fire Sweeps Brooklyn Boarding House. Six Die
A three story Brooklyn boarding house burned early today killing six residents including George Kyne Francis Pancho Fowled Miss Roberta Wigert and three Andrews family members. Four others injured while escapees saw Mrs Andrews at a window before jumping to safety. The cause remains undetermined as fire crews fought the blaze.
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Brooklyn
Score
United Prox
New York
Hawes
George Kyne
Quthor
Francis Pancho Fowled
Roberta Wigert
Phiree
Andrews
Anna Andrews
Chables Ann
Drewa
Cory Church Extends a Call to Ohio Pastor
Corry Baptist Church held a special meeting to extend a call to A. L. Roth, pastor of the Adth Ohio church, to become Cory church pastor. Roth's candidacy was reviewed after prior recommendations by Dr. Max Warthelmar and a series of Bible teaching sessions.
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Baptist Church
A. L. Roth
Ada
Ohio
L. Roth
Adth
Buco
Cory Church
Roth
Max Warthelmar
Mr. Roth
Bible Tyiliinig School
Final day to register October 30 announced
October 30 is set as the final day to register for eligible voters. Special registration will be held in the city at the Municipal Building, with office hours from 3 to 5 pm and 2 to 6 pm, to assist those unable to register before the recent primary election. Voters must bring receipts for state and county taxes.
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Sill de Dela
Shields
Mgaintain
Commission Pom
Toma
Txes
Supreme Court Denies Post Conviction Review for Pittsburgh Pair
The Supreme Court today denied the petition for a new hearing by August Lee and Tenry Pope of Pittsburgh on their 1922 conspiracy to sell liquor conviction under the National Prohibition Act. They were sentenced to terms ranging from six months to one year and six months.
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United
Washington
Supreme Court
August Lee
Tenry Pope
Pittsburgh
German railway workers resume Ruhr Rhine work order
United Press reports that the German Railway Employees union orders general resumption of Ruhr and Rhineland railway work. A dispatch from Düsseldorf cites an effective date of Wednesday and directs employees to operate under the French regime there.
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Paris
Ruhr
Rhineland
Dusseldorf
Prance
Belgida Coginie
President Coolidge Replies to Citizenship Conference Address
President Coolidge greeted about 1000 delegates at the White House and prepared a reply to Guy Pindhart's address. Notable figures Pinellut and William Jannings Bryan did not attend, and the expected statement from the President did not occur amid a tense session.
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Ashington
President Coolidge
Guy Pinghat
M. Coolidge
White House
Hhe
Irhear
Pinellut
William Jannings Bryan
Water shortage looms in North East grape area
Word from North East says a two day supply remains in the municipal reservoir as rain nears. The North East authorities face an emergency water plan for drinking purposes by Wednesday while Welch Grape Juice Co has been forced to ration water to keep its plant operating. Reports from Clon City about water shortages appear exaggerated after a telephonic check.
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Welch Company
Evie
Union City
Walterrom Kirke
North East
Welch Grape Juice Co
Seaven
Welch
Brie
Clon
Prioan
Commission Holds Meeting This Evening
The City Commission meets tonight with a rescheduled session. The Engineer’s office reports no estimates due for street improvements and little other Inuitine work expected. Chief Dinkle likely to present a health board report amid ongoing case quarantines.
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Teschond Meeiing
Plica
Nttlehuey
Board of Health
Dinkle
Tyles
La Huerta Seeks Mexican Presidency Campaign Kickoff
Prent Mexico City October 14 report that La Huerta begins bid for president amid fanfare with a large crowd. The first broadside in the He Do La Huerta campaign drew 60,000 supporters and sparked excitement.
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Mexico
City
German Idle Wreck Stores in Stores Wife New Outbreak Refutes Charges
A chaotic city scene in Leipzig as mobs flood streets, police contend with looters amid a wartime blackout. The piece notes police forming small groups to prevent fatal clashes and mentions related unrest and a planned gathering at the Armory. In New York, Mrs Helen Tilwood Stokes seeks to renew her court case amid accusations linked to her husband, detailing alleged prewar associations and a move from Missouri. The report ties the misconduct claims to broader sensational charges and notes the court session set for 10 am.
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United Press New York
Chirges
Helen Tilwood Stokes
Stokes
Missouri
Bunigetor
Atnin Street
Edgar T Wallner
Hind
Denver Girl Ji Company
San Francisco
Stokes Cate
Wallice
Buneston
Floods devastate Oklahoma towns and rivers rise
United Press reports heavy rains cause major floods across Oklahoma. Rivers including the Canadian, Cimarron, Washita, and North Canadian swell, washing out bridges and isolating communities. Seven residents are feared dead in the Grovel district near Oklahoma City as homes are swept away and highways disappear under floodwaters.
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United Press
Oklahomatcity
Okina
Orlahiomars
Wirlnut Grovel
Canadia River
Negro Refutes Stokes Case Testimony in New York
Joseph A Thornton, janitor at 13 East 35th Street and witness for WE D Stokes in a divorce case against Helen Elwood Stokes, repudiated earlier testimony. He insisted he did not see Mrs Stokes entering Edgar Wallace’s apartment and denied being suborned by officials during cross examination.
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United Press
New York
Thornton
East 35Th Street
WE. D. Stokes
Helen Elwood J Stokew
Samuel Ustermeyer
Stokes
Witfiass
Thal
Edgar T
Legionnaires Convention Highlights San Francisco Welcome
Reports from the fifth Atherean Legion convention in San Francisco describe responses to welcome addresses from California and city officials. Plans emphasize veteran rehabilitation, adjusted compensation, and labor topics as the gathering promises explosive debate and a cautious conservative tilt.
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Unander Owsley
Welcome of
California
San Francisco
United Press
Arminal
Elie Wuiditorium
Elmueaddy
Vite
Legion
Alul
New Orleans
Netarde
Bop
Ureseos
Lloyd George Visits Minneapolis Amid Mixed Reception
United press dispatch from Minneapolis reports Lloyd George arriving with his party at the depot today. The official reception was not planned while Welsh delegation and a group of locals greeted him. a city drive and a luncheon at the Rudilivon Hotel were on the schedule before a motor trip to St Paul.
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United Eves Minneapois
David
Lyle George
Winn Pe
Huis
Altarnpoy
St Paul
Minnesottah
Owsing
St Charles
Rich Scored For Violations Of Dry Laws In Nonsense Text
A garbled report discusses violations of dry laws and political debate, mentioning United Prose, Washington, and references to the federal government. The text is fragmented and incoherent, with many mis-spellings and unclear attribution, making precise facts hard to determine.
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Rich
Three Miners Die In Mine Roof Collapse At Bovehwood Heap
The bodies of three miners were found crushed to death in a small mine at Bovehwood Heap when a roof fell Sunday. The men, Daniel Mel Onion, Lee Hormona, and Finley Britton, were reportedly inspecting the mine when the roof collapsed. Widows and orphans arise as families mourn.
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United Prog
Hrookville
Miss Jigestramnsheit
Humtos
Sathring
Crurtert
Bovehwood
Low
Daniel Mel Onion
Lee Hormona
Finley Britton
Auxiliary to Veterans Post Meeting Tonight
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans Post meets this evening at 7:20 PM to elect permanent officers for the first year and to complete the organization of the new auxiliary. Members and attendees will gather at State Apnor for the session and related activities.
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Boseign Ware
Apnor
Poisoned by Sandwiches At Rally In Connellsville
Up wards of seventy five persons were ill today after eating pork sandwiches at a rally of the United American Mechanics in Connellsville. None were seriously harmed though many spent Sunday in bed. A man named T Quinn of Connellsville was under care of physicians. The incident occurred after a Perrodpolis gathering Saturday night.
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United Press
Connellsville
United American Mechanics
Perrodpolis
Sunnday
T. Quinn
All Corryites Escape After Weekend Car Pileups
A series of traffic accidents near Corry over the weekend left two dead and several injured. A mother and son perished near Cru negue Oo, while a Sherman driver suffered severe injuries in a northeast end collision. Two other crashes on the Findley road and Main Street caused additional injuries and property damage. Captain Tribble witnessed a fatal event on Warren Street as a fast car struck him while crossing. Officials investigate, with charges pending for the driver of the death car.
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Crunegue
Trafic
Ameway Bridge
Findley Road
Haat Main Street
North Warren
Willams Tubble
Tin Two Wits
Eben
Tribble
Alost
Fim
Ray Rithier
Alnud Woodnitt
Tath
Ware Fexie
Kittner
Woodruff
Lowry T. Bargar
Jasnedtown
Erie
Waterbara Crossing
Mary Allee Bareat
Evelyn Fray
Kennedy Ware
Bargar
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