Tigers Dominate In 8-3 Win To Evening Series Tied
Detroit, Oct. 2. The Tigers rout Cubs 8-3 in Game Two behind Termmy Bridges, with Hank Greenberg hitting a first inning homer as Detroit shortens the World Series gap. Chicago pitching melted under four in the first and later runs, while Lou Warneke held the Cubs to six hits. The crowd of 46,702 paid $14,725 into the series pool as the teams head to Chicago tied at one victory each.
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Navin Feld
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Termmy Bridges
Hank Greenberg
Charlie Root
Lou Warneke
Tigers
Greenberg
Charlie Gehringer
Mickey Cochrane
Charlie Reot
Letty “Pee Wee" Henshaw
Pahimn Kowalik
Cubs
Mickay Cochrane
Bill Rogell
Frank Demaree
Warnecker
Alan Gould
Associated Press Sports Voltery
Galan
Bridges
Herman
Rogell
Greeneberg
Lindstrom
Linestrom
White
Root
T. Cochrane
White Cavarretta
Domaree
Gehringer
Gohringer
Cochrane
Tiger
Cub
Root Greenberg
Rost
Rey Henshaw
Xoot
Athletics
Ruth, Gehrig and Company
Goslin
Fox
Horeman
Cavarretta
Ae Goin
Henshaw
Caverretta
Detroit Beats Chicago In Rough Diagrammed Box Score
Chicago and Detroit produced a tight box with Greenberg homer and multiple RBI. Key players included Cochrane and Gehringer for Detroit while Kowalik and Henshaw shaped pitching. Errors by Green and Kowalik marked the fielding miscues as Detroit won 8 to 2.
County Officials Consider County Farm Farming Plan
Board Adjourns October Session without final decisions on care for invalids and county farm farming. Seven members return to discuss whether invalids and convalescents will be housed at the county farm and if farming operations will continue there. They plan to visit the farm with Mrs. Elsie McMahon to assess improvements, and resume debate on farming one quarter section while renting the other four. The county recently planted 200 acres of erosion and creeping jenny infested land this fall.
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Beatle County Commissioners
Elsie McMahon
A.M. Fullen
Tye
Rudderless Norwegian ship in distress in north Atlantic
The Norwegian steamer Askild, rudderless, was reported in distress in the north Atlantic. The American steamer City of Havre picked up the call and stood by the vessel as German and British steamers hastened to assist. Position given near latitude 50 10 N, longitude 20 W, about 450 miles west of Bantry Ireland. Tug from Ireland proceeding to aid. City of Havre expected in Baltimore next Thursday.
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Lloyd's
Valentia
Ireland
Havre
U. S
Banry
Irish Free State
Baltimore
Harold T. McGaw
City of
Baltimore Mail Fing
Askild
Askeild
Bremen
Norfolk
School Board Meeting Tonight on High School Project
City school board to discuss the Public Works project for a new high school in Huron. PWA has approved a loan and grant totaling 269,091 dollars. Electors must vote bonds covering part of the cost while the government provides an outright grant for part of the funding.
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Huron
City
Public Works Administration
Hurson
Stiver Serious After Stroke Amid Stratosphere Flight Hopes
J M Stiver, owner of J M Silver Hardware, remained in serious condition at his home on Fifth Street South after a stroke this morning. Weather and Flight officials reported earlier attempts for a stratosphere ascent by the Army Air Corps expedition may be delayed. Stiver is a pioneer business leader in Rapid City and is unconscious following the stroke.
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Rapid
Fifth Street
Morrow
Morriwest
Stiver
National Geographic’ Society
Army
J. M. Silver Hardware Company
Air Corps
M.S.T
Believes Roundup- Lasting Too Long
Chicago on October 3 4 Mrs Jean tutte Brady sues for divorce from Vic tor Brady claiming he deserted their home near Cheyenne Wyoming after bringing cattle to the range in 1927. Her lawyer Victor Frojich says she thinks the roundup should be over by now unless there were many cattle and she cites a lingering separation.
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Chicago
Jeantutte Brady
Victor
Cheyenne
Wyo
Chift
Siarte
Brady
Victor Frojich
Sees Rotary As Aid To Peace
Robert Hastings of Crete Nebraska district governor of Rotary International told Huron Rotarians Rotary is a major force for world peace. He cited European officials at the Mexico City convention who view Rotary as building inter nation understanding though a planned speaking trip to Mobridge was canceled due to Mrs Hastings illness in a Muron hospital.
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Robert Hastings
Crete
Rotary International
Rotary
Europe
Mexico City
Hastings
Mobridge
How They Stack Up in Africa and Europe
The report cites Ttuly with over 200000 fighting men in east African colonies and about 800000 mobilized at home, plus 5800000 reserves in Italy. Ethionan fields 800000 warriors with tribal loyalties. Haile Selassie claims 200000 armed, many outdated. Ethiopians have some modern guns and planes, but no navy. Italy supplies munitions and fabricates from imported materials.
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Associated Press
Ttuly
Italy
Tishy
Ethionan
Moile Selassie
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
League Council Calls Emergency Session To Tackle War Problem
The League of Nations convenes a 13 member council committee to address the escalating Italy Ethiopia conflict. Pending reports to the league council, officials see an existing war posture, with bombardments in Aduwa and Agame province and mobilization by Ethiopia.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Italy
Ethiopia
League ‘of Nations
Yaging’i
Agame
Council Committee of 13
League
Mussolini
Fulvio Suvich
Foreign Age Fairy
Fithiopia
Teyet
East Africa
Addis Ababa
Has Seyum
Aduwa
Adigcat
Ieague Council
Anthony Eden
League of Nations
Pierre Laval
France
Baron Pompeo Alois
Rome
Bishop Gailor Dies at Sewanee at 79
The Rt. Rev. Thomas Frank Gailor, oldest Episcopal bishop in the United States and chancellor of the University of the South, died in Sewanee, Tennessee, early today at age 79. He served as a leading church figure and longtime university leader.
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Sewanee
Tenn
Thomas Frank Gailor
Protestant Episcopal Church
University of the South
Hoover never a candidate in thirty-six says friends
Palo Alto reports Mr. Hoover will not seek office in 1936 yet remains a political and economic influencer. Friends say he has retired, though physically impossible for him to stop. He now enjoys fishing and leisure, viewing politics as a haunting White House memory.
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Calif
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Bir
Waurae
Commares
White’ House
Mr. Hoover
White House
Mussolini's Sons among Ethiopian bombing squadron
Paris dispatch says Premier Mussolini's sons Brung and Vittorio and son in law Count Ciano piloted planes in an air raid on Aduwa. The writer cites 15 planes in the wall squadron and notes an Italian column crossed the Ethiopian frontier toward Aduwa at 6 30 am.
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Paris
Addis Ababa
Paris-Soir
Brung
Vittorio
Galesero Ciano
Dawa
Aduwa
le Temps
Asat
Britzer
Ethiopia
Sigane
Mares Dver
Pentoor
Robertson Bound To Circuit Court on Burglary Charge
Mitchell Oct 3 17 Joseph Robertson jailed in Mitchell after arrest by Buffalo county sheriff for burglary and grand larceny. Judge E B Wagnor grants a continuance. bonds set at 5000, next circuit court appearance Oct 9, Robertson confined in city jail. Charged with robbing Allen Tysdal farm near Gann Valley Sept 25, stealing shotgun watch and about 40 dollars. He nearly escaped Pierre jail by rope, spotted by the sheriff's daughter.
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Mitchell
Joseph Robertson
Buffalo County
E. EB. Wagoner
Robertson
Mitchell City
Davison
South Dakota CCC to recruit 558 men for October camps
Pierre October 3. South Dakota will recruit 558 men ages 16 to 25 and 92 wasm for Civilian Conservation Corps camps in the state during October. J J Longrie relief official said the allotment is smaller than usual, due partly to replacements after August. The state has 32 CCC camps, each with a 200 man basic quota plus officers and veterans. Accurate figures are hard to provide due to ongoing personnel changes.
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CCC
Pierre
South Dakota
J. J. Longrie
Longrie
Long+tie
Did You Know about Devils Claws in old town
Notes reveal that the tender Devils Claws are pickle worthy when young and seeds appear in catalogues. Lemuel Whitaker near Lockridge Town saw abundant Devils Claws in hog lots and barns, thriving where hogs rooted. The only serious damage recorded was hose or stockings cans. The Evening Huronite offers 285 cents for each Did You Know item accepted, with contributors collecting after publication.
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Lemuel Whitaker
Lockridge Town
Broadland
Coli
Ethiopian War Intensifies As Bombing War Escalates
Reports from Addis Ababa and Paris describe 1700 casualties amid Italian air raids on Aduwa. Emperor Haile Selassie denounces the attack, while Italian ministers seek passports for departure. Ethiopian forces and civilians suffer deaths and destruction as the conflict widens across Tigre and Axame provinces.
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Associated Press
Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Aduwa
Ethiopia
R Cross
League
Italy
Ito
Jings
Az Ababa
Danakhil
Tigre
Oxden
Reuters
Red Cross
Aduway
Adisrat
Axame
Addis Ababa
British Exchange Telegraph Agency
Louigi Vinci-Gigliucci
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