Giants Win World Series in Decisive Polo Grounds Game
The Giants defeated the Yankees 1 to 0 at Polo Grounds to clinch the 1921 World Series. Nehf pitched effectively for New York, with Hoyt unlucky in the opening inning due to an error by Peckinpaugh. The win completed a series tally of Giants 6, Yankees 3, and featured key hits from Rawlings and Snyder.
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Yankees
Burns
Fewster
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Frisch
B. M.ller
Young
R. Meusel
Tr. Kelly
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If. Ward
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B. McNally
B. Snyder
Schang
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Jamus
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Market News From Chicago and St Joseph Livestock Bids
Receipts vary with cattle at Chicago about 10 000 and St Joseph around 1 500. Chicago reports beef cattle firm to higher with top yearlings at 12 15 and hogs mostly lower by 15 to 25 cents. Sheep receipts about 18 000 show steady to lower pricing. dairy butter and eggs rise slightly while live poultry falls. Des Moines grain quotes list Wheat 1 12 1 3 4 May and Corn 46 1 2 5 May with Pork 15 00 Jan and Lard 8 70 Jan.
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Chicago
Mark Cases Inc
Lamson Bros. & Co
Hubbel
Des Moines
St Joseph
Bess
Weather Outlook for Chicago Next Twenty-Four Hours
The forecast for Chicago on Friday calls for fair skies tonight with warmer temperatures. A mild, dry period is expected, with no precipitation and light winds likely across the area.
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Chicago
Weather Observation Summary from Local Stations
The record shows 24 hour conditions ending 7 am with highs and lows ranging to 67 and 32 degrees. Rain amounts include traces on some days with readings of 0.78, 0.66, and 0.59 inches on different dates. Temperature at 1 pm today reported 63 degrees.
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H. M. Stanley
Raines
Ek Teavis
Tynes
Lloyd George Plans 10 Come to America
London reports Prime Minister Lloyd George will travel to Washington for the arms limitation conference and Far East discussions. He is understood to attend the opening session unless unforeseen difficulties arise.
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Loyd George
America
London
Washington
Far East
Postmen to Attend American Legion Convention
Former service men who are postal employees will receive leaves to attend the American Legion convention in Kansas City on October 31.
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Washington
Otc
the American Legion
Kansas City
Unemployed Englishmen Gather for Lloyd George Visit
A thousand unemployed Englishmen gathered on the embankment to accompany a deputation to Prime Minister Lloyd George at Downing Street seeking work or relief at union wage scales. The deputation was admitted to the premier's residence.
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Lloyd George
London
England
Embankment
Downing Street
Eliasville Texas Wiped Out By Fire In Young County
Fire nearly destroys Eliasville Texas in Young County with only four or five buildings left in the business district after a morning blaze. A telephone report from South Bend confirms the fire was almost extinguished by 11 a.m. and widespread destruction recounted.
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Eliasville
Texas
Young County
South Bend
Shannon City Man Crushed by Woodcutting Engine
J Gustine of Shannon City was pulled into a running power saw while fixing a belt on a wood cutting engine. He suffered a broken left arm in two places and a fractured lower jaw. He was transported to Creston by two physicians and taken to Greater Community Hospital. X rays were being taken. He is married with two children. his wife and mother accompanied him. Doctors believe he will recover despite uncertainty about the severity.
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Shannon City
J. Gustine
Gustine
Creston
Greater Community Hospital
Althout
Nola Bonham Weds W Ward in Omaha Nebraska
Ward was received in this city today of the marriage of Miss Nola Bonham of this city to Mr. W. W. Ward of Omaha. The wedding occurred in Omaha on Tuesday October 11. Miss Bonham is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bonham. She lived in Creston until last spring and then joined Sechmoller &
Music figure ties to Omaha and Creston shops
The article notes a Mueller wholesale music firm in Omaha and mentions a woman who worked as a pianist in Creston stores and as an artist at the piano. It also identifies Mr. Ward as a Virginia native, son of D. L Ward of Rockbridge, now involved with the Professional News Cooperation Bureau of Nebraska.
Doctor H A Childs Plans Convention and Vacation
Dr H A Childs will depart this evening for a two week vacation and medical society engagements. He starts in Chicago to attend a clinic for alumni of the Chicago School of Orthomology, where he once interned, then heads to Philadelphia for the American Society of Orthology convention.
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Ti. A. Childs
Chicago
Chicago School of Orthomology
Philadelphi
American Society of Othromology
Boys, 15 and 17 End Lives By Hanging
In Milwaukee on October 13 a coroner linked a 15 year old Thomas Bilczyk to school aversion after his body was found hanging in his basement. Des Moines also on October 13 saw 17 year old Fred C. McCarty, son of a retired grain man, hang himself in county jail after a sentence to industrial school for boys for drunkenness. He used a five foot rope.
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Milwaukee
Thomas Bilczyk
Des Mones
Fred C. McCarty
Dirigible Wreck Near Hampton Roads Reported Safe
New Port News Va Oct 13 A large dirigible from Langley Field wrecked in Hampon Rhodes tll forenoon likely total loss Three men were aboard two jumped one was rescued by Captain Munson and harbor tug crew The bag still gas filled drifted seaward as wind pushed it out to sea
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New Port News
Langley Field
Hampon Rhodes
Og Point
Munson
Lewis Removs Howat as Kansas Miners President
Kansas district of United Mine Workers, District 14, suspended by international president John L. Lewis. Alexander Howat and all district officers removed. George Peck named acting president of the provisional district. Howat learns of the action in jail. he protests limited communication and press statements.
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Pitsburg Bas
Kansas
United Mine Workers of American
John L. Lewis
International
Alexander Howat
George Peck
Provisiona
Eadquarters
Columbus
Kas
John L Lewis
People’s Union
Salem Lutheran Church Celebrates Fifty Years in Creston
Salem Lutheran Church in Creston marks its semi centennial with events October 16 to 20. Organized October 13, 1871 by R B M Halland, the church has shifted from Swedish to English services, welcomes newer members, and will host a series of services, installations, and addresses led by pastors including Rev Wilbur N Palmquist and Rev Oscar N Olson.
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Salem Lutheran Church
Jefferson and
North Vine Streets
Yars
John Sandall
R. B. M. Halland
Stanton
Iowa
Creston
A. G. Anderson
Clarinda
Frank Miller
C. J. Johnson
Salem
Abon Creston
Wilbur N. Palmquish
J. Walton Kempe
Des “Motmey
Pamquist
Oscar N. Olson
Sioux City
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North Vine Street
N. A. Blomstrand
Columbus Day Celebration by Creston Knights of Columbus
The Creston Knights of Columbus held a Columbus Day event at their North Pine Street hall with 7:30 pm start. Rev. Tom Roberts delivered a Patriotism focused address, denouncing the Ku Klux Klan, discussing hospitalization of veterans and Emma Goldman, followed by William Noonan’s two comic Irish songs and an evening of dancing.
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Knights of Columbus of
Creston
North Pine Street
Tom Roberts
Amerin Legion of Iowa
Sheffield
Roberts
Knights of Columbus
Christopher Columbus
Mands
Tom
William Noonan
Edward Healey Marries Bertha Woestman in Rolla
Mrs. Berha Ashlock Woestman of Rolla Missouri and Edward Lawrence Healey of Creston Iowa wed October 6 at the Presbyterian church in Rolla. Healey, a former Army man, studied at the Missouri School of Mines and will reside in Rolla with his wife after November first.
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Creston
Berha Ashlock Woestman
Rolla
Issour
Edward Lawrence Healey
Iowa
Presbyterian
Rolla Missouri
Healey
Missouri School of Mines
Missouri
Woestman
Norember
Prscott resident Q D Psyton visits city on business
Q D Psyton of Prscott was in the city yesterday attending to business matters.
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Q. D. Psyton of
Prscott
Arbuckle pleads not guilty. trial set for November 7
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle appeared in San Francisco court and pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in the death of Virginia Rappe after a house party at his apartment. The trial was scheduled for November 7, with Arbuckle en route to attend the proceeding.
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San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty’ Arbuckle
Virginia Rapre
Arbuckle
Calif
Fatty” Arbuckle
Coneion
Virginie Rompe
St Francis
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Germany
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Shannon Cty
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Omaha, Nebraska
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Hampton Roads
Lewis
G. O. Gustafson
C. E. Frazen
J. A. Holmen
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Emma Goldman
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