Giants and Athletics clash in World Series ends
New York Giants defeat Philadelphia Athletics in ten innings to win the World Series opener after a dramatic ninth inning rally. Oldring hits a home run for the Athletics. Merkle and Doyle spark the decisive Giants rally.
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Wright brothers unveil automatic control device for planes
An invention by Orville and Wilbur Wright claims a device that automatically manages both steering and power to keep aeroplanes balanced. Separately, sailor Paul O Reagan aboard the battleship Maryland discarded 450 in gold from an island bayward as friends attempted to intervene while he was intoxicated.
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Indulging in Personalities in Goodwin Goodrich Divorce Feud
Nat Goodwin and Edna Goodrich filed sensational briefs in the Los Angeles divorce case. Goodwin admits a marriage pact may breach propriety but says he was victim of fraud. Goodrich, via attorney, rejects claims of exploitative motive and questions the involvement of Mayor Dudley of Santa Monica as a nominal defendant tied to trustee duties.
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Tonopah Woman Wins Bank Suit
A San Francisco dispatch reports Judge Van Fleet ordered the National Bank of Tonopah and Milly & Company of Sacramento to pay Bartha Smith the full draft amount of 4779 plus interest. Smith, a Nevada resident, had given a draft years earlier for 1779 on Tonopah Bank while visiting Sacramento. the draft lapsed, the Tonopah Bank later paid it, and the Tonopah Bank later closed. The court ruled the bank must compensate Smith in full. Meanwhile, Nevada prison warden Ray Baker pursues convict Baron J. La Rose near Verdi, claiming he is surrounded and will be captured. a dog injured by a wagon wheel aided a guard in locating La Rose. Also, George Kitemeyer of Carson reported a horse death caused by a horseshoe fragment lodging in its bowels discovered after postmortem.
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Government seeks absolute competition in tobacco trade
Attorney General states that competition must be re established in the tobacco trade or government plans will be unacceptable. He warns there can be no quibbling and that nothing short of full competition will satisfy government regulators.
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Don't You Do It The Business Doctor Warns On Partners
The Business Doctor in Sacramento stresses solo growth, urging entrepreneurs to avoid partnerships when expanding. He warns that shared control leads to disagreements, shared costs, and divided profits, advocating earning and saving before larger stock and ventures. The column also notes varied items from entertainment deals to railroad stock actions.
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Decision favors Nevada railroads in injunction case
Washington October 26. Commerce Court declines to grant a temporary injunction in the Salt Lake case at the urging of transcontinental railways. Interstate Commerce Commission order requiring adjustment of rates in Utah and Nevada to avoid discrimination becomes effective November 15. Other Coast cases and the Spokane rate matter reserved for later decision.
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Pacific Monthly previews West industry series and ads
The Pacific Monthly from Portland describes a series on West industries including Success with Cherries and Growing Apples with forthcoming topics like Live Stock Walnuts and Fodder Crops. It touts clean stories and strong articles, notes a six month trial price and provides mailing details. A government report shows 608 mines active in Nevada in 1910.
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