Walks Errors Sink Cardinals as Mackmen Survive
Philadelphia Athletica rallied in the World Series sixth to beat St. Louis 6-4 in a tense game. Derringer faltered for St Louis, Foxx and Williams delivered key hits, and Philadelphia salvaged a win with three walks and decisive runs in the fifth and seventh innings. The series heads to a deciding game as St Louis used three pitchers while Grove went the distance for Philadelphia.
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Williams
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Hater
Ay Bottomley
Wilson
Gel Bert
Derringer P. Batterles
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Dertinfer
Hildem Pharmacy
Haan
Smt
Ahert
Fint
Rodiger
Textile workers strike widens as Boston port stalls
Massachusetts faces widespread walkouts after Lawrence textile workers flee their mills to protest wage cuts. About 22,000 in Lawrence led the action, with 3,000 Boston longshoremen and several hundred hosiery workers elsewhere joining in. The strike spread to Lowell and Northampton as unions demand better conditions amid reductions. In federal seed loan probes, three Negro witnesses were moved to the Capital City for safekeeping, with warnings issued against intimidation.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Lowell
Northampton
St Louis Clinches Lead With Four-Run Seventh Inning
In the seventh, Philadelphia pitchers and St Louis hitters collided as Bishop and Simmons sparked a four-run rally. Foxx and Miller drove in runs while Dykes scored on a walk and Williams advanced, yielding four runs on three hits and one error. Hafey, Bottomley, Wilpon and others were shut down as the inning ended.
Mancuso Catching And Erratic Plays In Slow Game
Mancuso catching. Simmons fouled out Foxx struck out Muller and g led to left. Dykes fouled out No June one bit no errors BL. Louis Roettger was safe on first when the catcher dropped the ball. Cochrane gets an error and Grove gets credit for a strike out Frisch struck out. Martin walked Roettiger on second Hyde out. Bottomier popped out. No runs no hits, one error.
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Simmona
Muller
Foxx
Dyker
St. Louis
Martin
Hafey
Bottomley
Might
Willams
Wort
Grove
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Wilson
Fenter
Gelbert
Derringer
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Cochrane
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Roettger
Frisch
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Johnson
Miller
Storm Simmons
Williams
Wil Pon
Hang
Chrhrane
Jobngon
Flowers
Lindner Collins
Mancuso
Muller Ang
Louis
Errro
iGrove
Frisch Strack
Roetiger
Clerk Gets Orders From Washington Supreme Court
The District of Columbia Supreme Court ordered William Page, clerk of the Hour, to produce before the grand jury the original campaign fund reports of Bishop James Oennee.
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Washington
District of Columba Supreme Court
Wiliam Page
Grand Jury
Campaiy
Jamen
Oennee
Stetson Squad Arrives In City For Birmingham Southern Game
Stetson University football coach McQuillan brings 21 players plus Hebert McQuillan to Dothan Florida for a pre game workout at the stadium. The Hatters will field their strongest lineup against Birmingham Southern and rely on a rugged forward wall and a quick backfield to counter the Southern attack. The squad plans a light practice after observing the Dothan High versus Sto mns High game and will stay at the Houston hotel with Birmingham Southern scouts in attendance.
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Dothan
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Deland
Fla
Florida
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Houston Hotel
Council Chambers
City Hall
Dothan High
Stocoms High
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Weil
Birminghams Southern
Hatters
Stetaon
Mercer University
Macon
Hattore
Georgia
Mercer Bears
Georgia Tech
Bears
McQullan
Notre Dame
Disabled war veteran’s federal verdict prompts large payment
Grover Morison of near Abbeville was awarded 7500 on a war risk claim in federal court and will receive 764.50 from the government on November 2 plus 57.50 monthly for the remainder of his disability benefits. Morison’s death will bring a 19009 payment to beneficiaries. his lawyer takes 19 percent of the verdict. Several other war risk and criminal cases are set for federal court in the region next week.
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Abbevillé
Morrison
Getolber
Morrigan
Rink
Probrens
Rnk
Decker
John Henry Wright
War Air Insurance Polluion
Federal Agenta
U. S District Court
Mult Jones
Santurd Fuqua
Defonignia Sie
Dothan
M Government
Y. Dnston Kadfeed
Hartford
James
Toney
Alan
Leo Bupy
Garedom
Police Seek Youth With New Boots After Theft
Police pursue a youth described as wearing new boots following a theft at Marianne. A patrol report notes the suspect fled toward Khays tracts and a telephoned alert from a nearby resident aided initial leads. Authorities urge any witnesses to come forward.
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Devhat
Marianne
Fragmentary OCR note with scattered proper names
The readable text assembles scattered names and phrases, including references to a place or event, but lacks coherent structure. It hints at a scene with speakers or participants and exclamations, yet no clear actions, dates, or outcomes emerge.
Damage Suit Reaches Jury in Local Court
A $50,000 damage lawsuit has reached the jury in a local court. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the case involves a plaintiff and defendants named in the readable fragments. Court actions continue as proceedings unfold.
Chinese Indignation Over Chinchow Bombing Sparks Protests
Chinese outraged by the Japanese bombing of Chinchow in Manchuria as Tokyo issues a stern warning. Japan strengthens naval position with 20 ships as threats loom along the Yangtze coast, and envoy Mamari Shigenitey departs Nanking aboard a destroyer bearing a warning to China to take prompt action.
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Chinchow
Manchuria
China
Japan
Yonglan Valley
Chengtu
Shanghai
Mamari Shigenitey
Nanking
Bhanghul
Yangtas River
Edison in stupor precedes final coma in New Jersey
World famous inventor Thomas Edison slipped into a deep unnatural slumber at dawn in West Orange New Jersey AP reports the long-time light sleeper was found in a stupor and death seemed near as medical staff attended him at the bedside authorities say Edison’s condition deteriorated rapidly after dawn.
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West Orange
N. J
Thoman Cdlvon
Tickets On Sale At Stadium For Birmingham Southern Tie
Ed Weatherly of the Dothan Chamber of Commerce announced that ticket sales for the Birmingham Southern Stetton football tie will move from Grant Clothing Co to the stadium. Dothan merchants prepared for visiting football fans as Birmingham Southern and Britain colors adorn decorations.
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Birmingham Southern Stetton
Grant Clothing Co
Ed Weatherly
Dothan Chamber of Commerce
Dothan
Birmingham Southern
Britain
Recovering After 12 Foot Fall From Downtown Front
DL Gondwon, a contractor, fell twelve feet from a downtown storefront while working on a tent setup. He injured his back and shoulder but is recovering with injuries described as non life threatening. Goodson stated the accident is under review and that Gondwon recently completed related work nearby.
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DL Gondwon
Goodson
Desires to Know Number Ex-Service Men Who are Jobless
County department commander of the Aeave in Laxton requests data on how many ex-service men in Dee and Houten counties are jobless. He asks local officials to provide the counts for the welfare survey and relief planning.
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Conner
Muntactile
Aeave
Laxton
Rhany
Houten
Gecareing
Keyton
der Beyton
Extension Classes Held Saturday
Extension courses led by Dr CoM Fathe of the Str Teachers Centre and Dr Ir Fe Showalter of Amora are planned for Saturday. The program aims to assist area teachers with practical methods and new insights for classroom instruction.
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Com Fathe
Str
Trey
Ir Fe
Amora
Houston County Needy Seeks Help With Clothes, Food
A Houston County welfare appeal lists numerous cases of children in need. Families request dresses, coats, underwear, socks, school books, lunches, jelly, peanut butter, and money for transport. Calls for donations to aid 10 month to 15 year olds and others awaiting essentials.
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Houton County
Druncen
Honston County Welfare Board
Houston County
Fifth diphtheria case reported in city and county
Health officers report a new diphtheria case, bringing active camps to five in the city and several in the county. Dr Granger advises anti-toxin for exposed children under 16 and immunization with toxoid after one month. Treatments available at the courthouse health office daily from 2 to 1 p.m. except weekends. schools conducting exams to curb spread.
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Enne
County Health Department of Fees
F. G. Granger
Houston County Health Unit
Bread Machine Injures Boy at West Main Street
Tien Palmer suffered four injured fingers when his left hand was pulled into a bread machine at Keith's Restaurant on West Main Street. The Strand Theater on East Main Street remained closed following an attachment writ from the sheriff.
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Tien Palmer
Keiths Restaurant
West Main Street
Strand Theater
E. Malm Street
Sheriffs Office
Amanda €. Acree
R. de Weila
Avery
Mie Eetablishin
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