Senators Gain Lead With 4 3 Win In World Series
Washington Senators win the third world series game 4 to 3 at Griffith Stadium. Walter Johnson expected to start again, amid frigid wind and rain, as President Coolidge and 25,000 spectators watched the tense finish and Pirates rally thwarted by strong Washington defense.
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Senators
Marberry
Associated Press
Grittich
Washington
Ington
Pittsburgh
Coolidge
Griffith Stadium
Washion Senators
Ducky Haris
Walter Johnson
Repardie'y
Allcome
Alex Ferguson
Ray Kremer
Pirates
Harris
Buddy Myer
Navy
Tinlay
Piratee
Moore
Carey
Cuy ‘Er
Barnhart
Traynor
Wright Short
Grantham
Smith
Kremer
Senatore—Rice
Goelin
Judge
Myer
Peckin Paugh
Short Ruel
Ferguson
Steck Brookhart Contest In December Hearings delayed after Congress meets
Washington October 10 Hearings in the Steck Brookhart senatorial contest will not occur until after Congress reconvenes in December Chairman Ernst announced today Letters were sent to Senator Brookhart and Democratic contestant Daniel F Steck asking if they were ready to proceed both replied they were not
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Washington
Congress
Ernst
Brookhart
Daniel F. Steck
Relative claims Mrs Epperson alive after fire body identified
Pittman of Omaha asserts Mrs Epperson is alive and the charred remains found in a burned stable near Carlisle are not her body. She is with her children at Solon Curtis’s home in Chicago.
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Epperson
Omaha
Neb
Pittman
Peat
Carlise
Mr. Epperson
Solon Curtis
Chicago
Weekly Weather Forecast for Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday in the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Some probability of showers at the start and again later, otherwise mostly fair. Temperatures near normal in the first half, cooler later in the week.
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Taw Associated Press
Washington
Mississippi
Missouri
Missing air pilot believed dead amid search in Ohio
The Associates Washington reports a missing pilot named Charley Ames is presumed dead as search efforts continue in Ohio. Postmaster general notes no cash on site, with secured checks and jewelry valued around 200 dollars.
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Washington
Ames
Ohio
Plase
Etork Corti
Local Churches To Welcome 200 New Members
The seven church alliance reports at least 200 city residents will join congregations after a week long visitation campaign. A Sunday Oct 18 reception is planned as preparations run late and the tally of signed cards from last night’s dinner remains to be counted.
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Glyde C. Harris
Alliance
Harris
J. Woodsum
Martist
Haring
Mr. Harris
Death of Dr D B Breed pastor of Creston church
News from Creston reports the death of Dr D B Breed former pastor of the Congregational church of Creston from 1896 to 1900. He died October 6 in Chicago due to apoplexy. Breed’s son Noe 3 Breed was a boy here and is now a Congregational minister serving Hastings Nebraska. Also noted is Miss Mabel Scherer elected vice president of the Pan Hellens council at Des Moines University and a brief item about Creson amateur radio operator Howard Burton receiving a signal report from WNP while near Greenland, with further mentions of South Africa and the Isle of Man.
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D. B Breed
Creston
Chicago
Noe 3
Breed
Hastings
Neb
Mabel Scherer
Herbert Scherer
South Directreet
Pan-Hellens Council
Dew Moines University
Scherer
Howard Burton
Creson
WNP
Burton
Btah
Greenland
South Africa
Isle of Man
Football scores from regional games show mixed results
A compilation of Friday and Saturday football results across Iowa towns and colleges. Teams like Parsons, Wayne Normal, Central, Ellaworth, Oregon Aggies, SMU, Washington Oakton, Trinity, Cedar Rapids, Thomas Jefferson, Laurens, Humboldy, Shenandoah, Albert City, Rolfe, Manchester, Epworth, Avoca, Shelby, Sibley, Clarion, Nashua, Pocahontas, Milford, Estterville, Valley Junction, Town State Teachers, and Iowa Wes posted varied outcomes from close losses to decisive wins.
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Ag Central
Ellaworth
Oregon Aggies
Gonzales
Southern Methodist U
Washington
Oakton
Trinity O ‘Hington High
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Jefferson
Counett Birnts
Char Lake
Deity
Avoca
Shelby Spencer
Sibley
Clarion
Dows
Nashua
Norah Pocahontas
Milford
Estterville
Valley Junction
Eartham
Iowa
Wes
Evans and Seven Charged With Golf Fraud
Chicago October 10 Charis Chick Evans Jr of championship fame and seven others are charged with defrauding Litawr Golf Club of more than $100 990 in an oil field scheme. Eight men schemed to conceal the circle of purchase and sold the course to themselves at a profit of 120000. They shared the proceeds and used part to buy stock in the club, paying themselves commissions and another 59000 share.
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Chicago
Charis
Chick) ‘Evans, Jr
Championship 30
Litawr Golf Club
Super Sr
Cirorina
Secres Es
Clus
Las
Omaha Vets Leave City Quiet After Legion Meet
Omaha closes out the seven th annual American Legion convention as tens of thousands of paddies depart the city. John R. McQuigg of Cleveland is elected national commander for 1926 while the organization backs a defense department with air navy and army control and supports the world court policy.
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Omaha
The
American Legion
Ofc
France
Philadelphia
John KR
McQuigg
Bist
Cleveland
Mitcheleaunt
Mitchell
Department of Defense
Air
Navy
Army
World Court of the
League of Nations
Dso Ae
Ot International Justice
Foreign Countries Show Increase in Wheat Yield
The Agriculture Department reports a substantial rise in wheat yields across 28 northern hemisphere foreign countries. Total yield reached 2,153,000,000 bushels, up from 1,768,000,000 last year, with the United States bringing the worldwide total to 2,851,000,000 bushels versus 2,631,000,000 previously. Hungary Romania and Bulgaria produced 308,408,000 bushels, up from 262,812,000.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Foreign Service
United States
Russia
China
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
Mrs Rouch Recovering After San Francisco Operation
Telegrams report Mrs Harriet Goodwell Rouch is recovering from an operation performed in San Francisco on Monday. The message to Joe W. Goodell states the crisis is past and asks her parents to come at once to her bedside. Mrs Goodell’s remarks indicate the trip may be completed soon.
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Harriet Goodwell
San Francisco
Joe W. Goodeel
Hedalde
Chariton and Creston Clash In Afternoon Grid Battle
Chariton and Creston meet at Irving Field as Creston’s backfield and line challenge Chariton’s defense. The first half sees Chariton edge Creston in play while both teams struggle for offense. Referees include Samuel Wires and Olson with Nichols as umpire for the afternoon tilt.
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Creston
Chariton
Irving Piclt
Creston Hig
Irving Field
HL. Scott
Creston Men ‘Or
I Bis
Aterial
Ari Hust
Charitonites
Emuel Wires
Grinnell College
Mike Augustine
Olson
Red Oak
Unesman
Nichols
Shenandoah
Snow Plows Put To Work In East
A early season snowstorm brings heavy snowfall across New England. Six inches fell in St Albans Vermont prompting police and city crews to deploy snow plows while Burlington and Manchester reported several inches. Boston experienced a rain to snow change with melting expected in suburbs. Clashes of intensity marked the outbreak as officials monitor the spread.
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Associated Press
Boston
New England
St. Albans
Burlington
Indies
Marre
Rochester
Mayer Elected Head of Platte Fall Festival
Mayer a former resident of Creston was elected president of the Platte Fall Festival Association at a two day community exposition at Platte Center church. Walter S was named vice president and Mrs Charles Brown secretary with Wilton Johnston treasurer. The event drew hundreds despite unsettled weather and featured 220 junior exhibits and strong showings in grain fruit and vegetable pantry and fancy work. Awards were given with multiple named winners in each department and prizes included bank accounts and knitted items.
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Hn Mayer
Lying South Creston
Platte
Platte Center Church
Walters
Charles Brown
Wilton Johnston
Karl Keefer
John Daker
Reid
Raymond Francia
William Johnson
Frank Donelson
Fred Eberle
Emil Gehrack
Ray Mayer
Winlage Johnston
A. A. Kitching
Jonathan Apps
Wiliam White
Robert Brown
Ohio
Mra M. Hutt
Angel Food
Carene Cornellson
Nick Kessler
Ala Praneis
Warren Simpson
C. J. Cornelison
Harry Hert
Dillon
Virgil O
Leland O'Riley
George Cornelison
Helen Kessler
Bernice Keeter
Irene Cornelison
Dorris Moore
Irene Cornelleson
Ronate Lucas
Iowa
Bersice McGuigan
Dean Crag
Donald Paul Weimhaar
Fred Irene Gehrecke
Janice Proud
Kent Bank
CC. Rambo
Windy weather postpones Pulitzer speed classic and related air races
A 15 mile wind postponed today's events to Monday at the Pulitzer speed classic and other air races. High winds caused damage to planes and hangars with De Havilland aircraft blown over, wing tips and struts broken. Soldiers moved aircraft to lee of hangars and staked down positions starting at 1 o clock.
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Ame
Calle
DeHaviland
Death of Elizabeth Knox Lansdowne Reported
A telegram from Greenville, C says Mrs Elizabeth Knox Lansdowne mother of Commander Zachary Lansdowne died. The message arrived as Zachary Lansdowne testified before the naval court of inquiry into the Shenandoah wreck and the deaths of Commander Lansdowne and crew members.
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Washington
Dee
Elizabeth Knox Lansdowne
Zachary Lansdowne
Greenville
Naval Court
Shenandoah
Lansedowne
Bia
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Stan Harrie
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Poppel
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Wright
Exsy
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Ruel Stroll
Muddy Ruel
Rice
Grantham Goose Goslin
Gooxe
Steck-Brookhart
Walter Hanckendorf
Greenfield
Kany
Parsons
Dew Moines
Pe Tabor
Wayne Normal
Western Union
Cheeries
Marathon
Laurens
Humboldy
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Albert City
Rolfe
Manchester
Epworth Military
John R. McQuigg
Mrs. Rouch
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Zachary _Lansdowne
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