St Louis Clinches World Series Game Three 5 2 Victory
Grimes limits Athletics to two hits as St Louis Cardinals seize a 3 0 lead in the series by winning 5 to 2. Simmons homered for Philadelphia with Cochrane walking earlier. Grove and Adams contribute for the Cardinals in a tight, early lead that they never surrender. The title hopefuls prepare for another game in the series.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Ystty Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Connie Mack
al Simmons
Abase
Cochrane
Grimes
Athletics
Simmon
Grove
Cardinals
Louis—Adams
Roetiger
Frisch
Bottomley
Haefay
Martin
Wilson
Golbert
Hilden Pharmacy
Hoover
Adams
Stark
Roettger
Fritch
Bishop
Haat
Atrike
Lmter
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Hafey
Dal
Huike
Betty
Gelbert
Tigm
Neconé
Battle
Siike Ome
Srike
Hishop
Haas
Istrike
Fotehack
Simmons
Palladelphia
Foxx
Miler
Nece
Dothan Editor Slashed At Pool Room Critical Today
Smith Deal editor of the Wiregrose Journal remained in serious condition at a Dothan hospital after a pool room attack late Friday. F Elmore, former Cottonwood teacher, is held without bond on attempted murder charges. Deal regained consciousness Saturday and may need surgery as his fate remains uncertain with his recovery still doubtful.
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Dothan
Smith Deal
F. Elmore
Cottonwood
Route One
Deal
Eagle Lato
Elmore
W. R. Jordan
John Henry Singleton
Enterprise Ledger
N. St. Andrews Street
Deai
Senator Morrow Dies Sudden Death at Home in New Jersey
Special AP dispatch reports Senator Dwight W. Morrow died this afternoon at 1 52 from a cerebral hemorrhage at his Englewood New Jersey home. An official notice gave brief facts saying his passing was peaceful and that he could not be awakened in the morning. He had a speaking engagement in New York last night.
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the Eagle
Dwight W. Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Senator Morrow
New York
War risk cases on docket at U S court session
United States court convened today with three war risk insurance cases on the docket. Judge C B Kennamer presided. Guardians W Perry Calhoun Maria Ryan and J H Deal, on behalf of the United States, were the plaintiffs and defendants in these matters.
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U. & Court
United States
C. B. Kennamer
W. Perry Calhoun
Asuardian
Maria Ryan
J. H. Deal
Guardian
Kennamer
O. D. Street, Jr
Arthur B. Chilton
J. O. Middleton
McCutcheon
Untitled baseball notes from tense seventh to ninth innings
Philadelphia and St Louis play through the seventh to ninth innings with multiple outs, walks, and hits. Key moments include Gelbert's great catch, Roetiger and Frisch drives, Watkins substituting, and late defensive plays as the game remains scoreless with few runs and several baserunners.
Slaying of Four Admitted by Farm Hand Police Say
Kenosha Wisconsin AP reports farm hand Frank Gray, 40, confessed to killing four at the Boschert farm house near Burlington. The victims include Frank Boscher, 60, Burlington. his son Tierbert, 30. Bobby, 16 months. and Celie Kerkman, 18, a farm employee. The adults were shot. the baby beaten with a hammer. Gray said he did not aim to kill the baby. The wife of Herbert Boscher, ill in Burlington hospital, has not been informed. Bodies found by Ralph Bannman of Burlington after he saw Gray at the farm and then noted the scene. Gray arrested in a soft drink parlor.
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Kenosha
Win
Frank Gray
Gray
Boschert
Burlington
Frank Boscher
Tierbert
Merchert
Bobby
Celie Kerkman
Herbert
Burlington Hospital
Ralph Bannman
Ace Herbert Gray
Dothan Woman Burned as Car Catches Fire En Route
Mrs. B. A. Lenkelt of Dothan suffered a burned arm when her automobile burned near Columbus, Georgia yesterday. A second woman in the party was slightly burned. They were traveling to Atlanta at the time of the fire. Mrs. Lenkelt is the wife of B. A. Lenkelt, a Dothan sign painter.
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B. A. Lenkelt
Dothan
Columbus
Hartford High Defeats Midland City In Football
Hartford Alabama high school football team Hartford High School defeated Midland City 20 to 0 at home on Saturday. The final score came after a 7 to 0 first half and two second half touchdowns. Notable Hartford players included Miller a 35 yard rusher Cotton at tackle and Richards at end.
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Hartford
Ala
Specia
Hartford High School
Midland City
Miller
Lenar
Cotton
Richards
Special Legislature Session Urged for School Relief at Ozark Meeting
An Ozark gathering of about 60 men and women urged Governor Aliler to convene a special legislative session to provide relief for Alabama public schools. Speakers cited unpaid or late teacher salaries, diverted funds, and statewide financial strain threatening school closures before Christmas.
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Ozark
Aliler
Innes
Senate
Motor Car Upsets Twice but No One Hurt in Falls
A local accident sequence left a motor car toppling twice without any injuries reported. Witnesses described the events at the scene as controlled and nonfatal, with no lasting damage to people involved.
Fragmented voter roll note lists sixteen registered voters
A garbled report mentions only 16 persons registered to vote and references names that are partially unreadable. The text names several individuals and hints at a procedure or steps but provides no clear context or conclusions. The fragment touches on probate references and cereals, but the meaning remains unclear.
Repair Residence Damaged by Fire
Andreea etren damaged by fire at residence in Meade area. Authorities report repairs needed and expected reconstruction steps. No injuries noted. investigation ongoing to determine cause and assess insurance claims.
First to make nonstop hop across Pacific plane lands in Wenatchee
Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon complete the first nonstop flight across the Pacific, landing in Wenatchee Washington after a 4565 mile crossing from Japan. The airplane lost its landing gear on takeoff and the crew dumped fuel to prevent fire. they are in line for a $25,000 Tokyo newspaper prize and a further $25,000 Texan prize for a nonstop Dallas leg.
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Hugh Herndon
Clyde Pangborn
Wenatchée
Wash
Pangborn
Japan
Tokyo
Oon
Herndon
Wenatchee
Pacific Ocean
Kelly
Hamashiro
Pang
Born
Amahl
Eld
Pacific
Dallas
Alabama Farmers Ginning Cotton Amid Low Market Demand
Alabama farmers report robust ginning as cool dry weather aids harvest but market demand remains weak. Flordia bound cotton moves to gins and storage with prices staying low. Reports note rising hay losses and ongoing syrup production while winter crops face delayed plantings and weather risks.
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Alabama
Ortoner
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Alrike
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Arcond
Nina
Tiana
Ateike
Gelbert Norris
St Louis
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Cramer
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Roetter
Watkins
Taettger
Watking
Wemnias Hatey
Tales Hall
St Tamia
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Tim Foxe
Hartford High
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Johnson
J 13. Milla
Alahama School Board Association
Legielngire
J. N. Phillipe
Teachara
Noble
Bell
Schooke
Rcesaltlen
Hitonel
Wehodla
Chotker
Lupo
Mike Bulfie
Billy Ot
Montanaro
Pathan
Marrett
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