Cleveland Indians Edge Robins in 1920 World Series Opener
Ebbetts Field Brooklyn October 5 Cleveland defeated Brooklyn 3 to 1 in the opening game of the 1920 World Series. Pitcher Coveleskie held the Robins to scattered hits while Burns drove in runs and Wood and Sewell contributed. Marquard matched him for Brooklyn, but a second-inning error and timely hits gave Cleveland the edge as Ebbetts Field buzzed with autumn wind and photography.
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Cleveland
Indians
Camatte
Burns
Marquard
Sewell
O'Neill
Ebbetts
Robins
Seidin
Robetts
Brostirm XL
Cleveland Indirs
Brookisn Eobims
Thic
Speaker
Cray
Om Chapman
Robinson
Johnston Brothers
Dee
Kimmy
Rube Marquard
Robby
Grimes
Evans
Gison
Olson
Wood
Johnston
Griffith
Coyeleskie
Borns
Gardner
Kenetchy
Socialist Speaker Planned Here Thursday
Local Socialist group schedules a Thursday address at the community venue. The meeting aims to discuss party goals, worker rights, and upcoming campaigns with a focus on local issues and public involvement.
O Coal Arrives Here Amid Sparse Local Detail
Ongoing notices reference coal arriving at a local site with scattered fragments and unclear specifics. The text mentions Cory Hetle of the bee and routines around deliveries and dates.
Poles Beat Back Foes In World War II Update
In a chaotic wartime dispatch, reports describe Polish forces repelling enemy advances near Lewes and Decland amid aerial bombardment. The narrative, though fragmented, notes Fortified lines, enemy bombardment, and Allied resistance with mentions of specific dates and locations.
Local Legion Officers Elected At Meeting
Officers for a local legion will be elected at a recent meeting. The acting commander Rae Wade Wade resigned recently and the group plans to appoint a new commander for the upcoming term. Veterans and members discussed the succession and ongoing duties during the session.
Reverend Evans Returns to Local Church
Fragmented OCR notes report Reverend Evans being reassigned to a Kalb area church after attendance at a conference. Details are garbled but indicate his arrival and appointment to serve in the city, with mentions of Maple Park and a party or committee.
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Evans
Brane
Ecktord
Perit
LeKalb
Speers
Sane Fae
Playground Equipment Installed in City Park
New playground equipment including swings slides and a slide has been installed in the city area. Children have been enjoying the setup during a three day test run with no injuries reported. Officials note more items are arriving and will be tested promptly when installed.
Pine Dog Killed by Motor Vehicle in Syracuse
A pet dog was struck and killed by a car on Syramere Road near the GPA home. Neighbors heard the thud and police were alerted. The dog, described as very fine, had a broken back and was found dead at the scene. The owner will likely be distressed by the loss.
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Gpa
Syramere Road
Io Beer
Free Germans Prom Pedarai Prison Today
Leavenworth Kansas report says former German consul general Jan Proneiow and Eckert MH Von Belack, ex vice consort cameral, are to be paroled within days. Warden A V Anderson confirms word parole is on the way. Bowpant and aides found guilty by trial 2917 of violating United States potency laws.
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Leavenworth Kas
Kemp
Geran
Jan Proneiow
Eckert
von Belack
Washington
A.V Anderson
United States
Loy Scouts to Pave Regular Meet Tonight
The L Beets plan a regular meeting at 8:00 p m in Jarboe's Hall Rawworth garage Augusta avenue. examinations for second and first class will be held. drill work to be performed. election of Commander to fill vacancy.
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LOY
Moenticht
Rawworth
Augusta Avenue
American Legion
Jarboe’s Hall
H. DB. Fisk
Adj
Borah for the Ticket in Ohio Amid Political Promises
In Marion and Premont Ohio on Oct 5 the scene centered on Senator Borah's telegram urging support for a Republican ticket and opposition to the League of Nations. Governor Cox suggested Borah’s stance could fracture Republican ranks while Hiram Johnson backed Harding. Senator Herdine paid tribute to war dead in Spier’s Grove as Johnson endorsements drew notice.
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Ohio
Hardine
Senator Borah
Idaho
Pwede
Ricerion
Republican
League of Nations
Borah
Senaor
Hiram Johnson
Harding
Tinyton
James M. Cox
United States
League
Danbury Conn
Herdine
Spiet's Grove
Hartins
Hendins
Local man captures homing pigeon near Corey and Sons
D Olson captured a homing pigeon at Corey and Sons while it fed on corn thrown by him. The bird bears two steel leg bands indicating it is a homing pigeon and the owner may reclaim it by identifying the leg numbers. Herbert Carlon returns to Lincoln Inn staff.
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D Olson
Corey & Sons
Mr .Olson
Ole
Isaac Koch Dies at Pairdale Home
Word reached today of the sudden death of Isaac Koch a longtime Pairdale resident and pioneer of the northern county area. At about 76 years old he was found at his home on the north edge of Pairdale after a night seizure. his family hailed from Pennsylvania, and the Koch name has been prominent locally for generations.
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Isaac Keech
Pairdale
Koch
Sean Isase Koch
Frederick Lech
Imbelle
Pennissylvania
Puirdale
Tivine
Wreck Victim Recovering In Fene Shape
WRECK VICTIM is RECOVERING IN FENE SHAPE Mrs Witsurarener injured in a Sunday evening accident on Ess Lincoln Midway is much better but confined to Linden Place home. Bandage removed from eye this morning. Murray baby also injured is recovering well. Mrs Johnson was in Chicago yesterday on business.
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Witsurarener
Ess
Lincoln Midway
Doy
Sol
Linden Place
Murray
Wong
Zelenka and dynamite case linked to Wall Street blast
News dispatch reports Florent Zelenka, a suspect in the Wall Street bombing case, in Pittsburg with dynamite. Investigators in New York and Pittsburgh sought to determine if Zelenka had transported dynamite across state lines and whether he ties to mining towns. Justice department officials said no proven link yet to the Wall Street operatives.
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Florent Yalenska
New York
N_ Y
Florein Zelenka
Pit‘tsburg
Wall Street
Department of Justice
Pilsburg
Fiorien Zelenks
Justice Department
Hearings on Oglesby Case Move Ahead in Chicago
In Chicago on October 5 hearings on the Oglesby case began before County Judge Burns. The petition seeks invalidation of votes from about 400 Chicago precincts in the recent primaries. Supporters claim the local board of election certification of Small as winner by about 100,000 votes would force the secretary of state to proclaim Small the Republican candidate.
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United
Chicago
Oglesby
Burns
Board of Election Commissioners
Small
Condition of Malta Woman Improves at City Hospital
Mrs J Weeks, at the city hospital, is much improved and recovery chances are favorable. The baby is doing nicely. Country Club members are reminded of the closing dancing party Thursday evening at the club house 261.
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J. Weeks
City Hospital
Country Club
The Fourteenth Men and Twin Lizzies at Princess Playhouse
Robert Werenn closes his run at the Princess Playhouse with The Fourteenth Men in a premier appearance. The program also features Topics of the Day and a one act comedy Twin Lizzies, billed as a must see for tonight after yesterday’s show.
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Robert Werenn
Princess Playhouse
Big Parade to Creston Opens Friday Night
The event plans a parade from DeKalb to Creston along the new highway. Cars lead by DeKalb Sand and Corey and Evan trucks depart at six. A Malta delegation will join near Malta for speeches and music. Stops include Creston downtown, Malta, and finally DeKille with a dance on the new pavement.
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DeKalb
Corey
Evan
Malta
Comece
Creston
DeKille
Che
New Water Line Laid On Main Stem
Residents wonder about street digging on Lincoln Street between Second and Third as a new water line is installed. A sidewalk repair will accompany the work. no immediate building activity is expected, but the line will support future development.
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Lincoln
Second
Third Street
Pat
Water Tank and Power House Burn at Nelson
A fire at Nelson destroyed the water tank and the power house last night. The cause is unknown and special agents are investigating. The main damage falls on the railroad as engines have relied on that water supply, with another tank nearby to supply the engines until a new tank is built.
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Nelson
Neson
Powater
Switch Engine Jumps Track at Cortland
Passengers on the seven o clock train were delayed about half an hour when a switch engine at Cortland jumped the track and broke the main line. Yard workers soon reconnected the line and service resumed. No one was injured and the cause of the accident was not yet known.
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Cortland
Tissencer
Leaves Fall After Heavy Frost Begin Autumn
The article notes leaves turning and falling with frost, lawns showing cover, and plans for autumn activities. Children are excited, marshmallow roasts and leaf burning are planned, and baking will take much time as foliage thickens this year. Winds fair tonight and Wednesday, likely Thursday. warmer in the northeast Wednesday.
Our Big Furniture Sale Now in a Full Blast
An advertisement proclaims a major furniture sale with new high grade goods at prices below wholesale. It highlights living room dining room and bedroom sets along with kitchen cabinets beds dressers and chairs as a pre war clearance offering. The note urges early buyers for first choice and flags a Chronicle tomorrow big announcement.
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Chronicle
Knights Enjoy Weekly Fish Fry Meeting
Knights of Pythias members plan a fish fry after Thursday’s meeting. Maltese and DeKal members anticipate a full attendance in the hall as Chancellor Commander Harry B Goodison aims to fill the venue.
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Oregon
Knights of Pythias
DeKal
Malta
Be Order
Jim
Harry B Goodison
State Public Utilities Commission Suspends Hearings
The Illinois public utilities commission suspended hearings today and delayed action on proposed rate increases for gas service by the Illinois Northern Light and Power Company. The action affects Te Kalb and Sycamore areas with hearings postponed to February 28.
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State
TeeKalb and Sycamore
Be Kelle Sycamore Electric Company
State Public Utilities Commission
Ilinois Northern Light and Power
Plan to reorganize baseball amid gambling probe
Plans for baseball reorganization were debated by a conference of owners and reps. Gene Dutne said he would inform the grand jury after receiving a telegram from Bill Burns about Cincinnati. Reports say three league players may be indicted for throwing games while evidence points to a New York millionaireHead of gambling syndicate to be named in Cook County proceedings. District Attorney Swann continues to seek Abe Attell and other gamblers tied to the 1919 World Series fix.
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Sew
Collins
Gene Dutne
Grand Jerry
Bill Burns
Ber
Cincinnatii
Chicago
Sox
Cincinnati
Cook County
New York Millonaire
Reds
New York
N. Y
Swann
Abe Attell
Shirley Mason Stars in Love's Harvest at The Star
Shirley Mason charms audiences tonight in Love's Harvest based on His Harvest by Pearl Coles Bell. The performance features her portrayal of Jane Day choosing between a singing career and love and includes Snub Polishd in Fresh Paint. Showings at 7:30 and 9:00 with admission 28 cents for adults and 7 cents for children, war tax included.
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Pearl Coles Bell
Miss Mason
Jane Day
Petween
Yowll
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