Crowds and politics loom as Cubs face Athletics at Shibe Park
A massive turnout sees President Hoover attend the game between the Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Athletics at Shibe Park. The narrative covers early pitching, fielding highlights, and crowd reactions while noting Hoover's quiet presence and police arrangements surrounding the event.
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Philadelphia
Toovers
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Hoover
Chicago Cuba
Ghia
Philadelphia Athletics
Frogkiont Loover
Baselail
Baltimore Sol
Shibe Park
Rome
Haare Artivave
Pie Station
Vetut
Waghington
Soviet Aviators Land Safely In Seattle
Four Russian aviators landed in Seattle after a 10,000 mile flight from Moscow to Waterfall Alaska. They consider a trans Atlantic hop to New York, then proceed to San Francisco Cheyenne Chicago Detroit and New York. The crew includes chief pilot E. A. Shestakov and navigator Boris V. Sterlingev. The landing occurred despite fog and head winds with only 10 feet of elevation near most of the route.
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Seattle
Wash
Moscow
New York
Waterfall
Alaska
Aviatera
San Francisco
Cheyenne Wro
Chicago
Dexarborn
Talkies in Schools and Churches Proposed by Fox
New York, Oct 14. William Fox announced a plan to spend nine million dollars over 25 years to install talking pictures in every school church and home. The program includes lectures by specialists for medical students and doctors and aims to reduce the six hour school day through visual education. Fox envisions screens in every church and projections of religious leaders to fill Sunday services and reach millions of students and citizens.
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New York
William Fox
Ewner
Fox
Filma
Ana
MacDonald Heads to Canada for King talks
English Premier Ramsay MacDonald shifts from Washington to Canada to meet Prime Minister Mackenzie King. The pair plan direct talks on Anglo American negotiations, including dismantling Halifax fortifications, with MacDonald crossing into Ontario by train after a Falls visit and a Canadian rail journey to Ottawa.
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James L. West
Associated Press
New York
Hoovar
Washington
Ramsay MacDonald
Canada
MacKenzie King
King
More
Tuate
Hoover
Virginia Mountains
MacDonalds
Great Britain
United States
Mose
Halifax
Vlad
MacDonald
Mr. Hoover
New York City
Falls
GoatHsland
National ‘Railways
Ottawa
Weather Morin Report Forecast Toned Incomplete
Weather summary notes fair conditions tonight and Tuesday for some regions and slightly warmer temperatures in central and northeast portions. East districts see similar patterns with warmer readings tonight and Tuesday, while northern areas indicate a transition with extended warm spell and unsettled later conditions.
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South Dakats
Tn Central
Borah Proposes Coalition to Rewrite Rate Bill
Wallington Oct 14 Foreseeing a quick final vote on tariff reform Idaho Senator Borah backs a coalition plan to rewrite the measure. He says independents and Democrats will push work to finish, despite Smoot and other Republicans objections. Senate leaders summon conference to speed discussion before December session starts.
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Senate
Torah
Idaho
Smoot
Finance Ecommittes
Joral
Smool
Senator Watson
Indianta
Robinson
Arkansas
Simmons
North Carolina
Finance Committee
Ten products named by board designation list
Washington October 14 ten agricultural commodities were designated by the federal farm board under the agricultural marketing act to aid cooperatives and marketing organizations. The initial list includes cotton dairy products grains livestock wool tobacco poultry and eggs seeds and potatoes with more to follow as information allows.
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Washington
Ad Agricultural Commodities
Federal Farm Board
We Agricultur
Grain Corporation To Meet October 23
Chairman Geggs of the Farm Board announced that the national grain corporation would meet in Chicago on October 23 to complete its organization and elect officers.
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Washington
Geggs
Farm Board
National Grain Corporation
Chicago
Reptile Expert Dies From Bite Of Rattlesnake
Morgantown West Virginia October Died at a hospital after being bitten on the hand by a rattlesnake at his country home in the Cheat Mountains. Colonel Charles William Cramer, famed herpetologist and discoverer of rare snakes in West Virginia mountains, had rushed 20 miles to the hospital after the bite and died within hours. He had survived previous bites and contributed to various works in the field.
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Cochrane
Bishop
Mishop
Haas
Stephenson
Heglish
Cubs Sharlatop
CUBS
Wilson
Cuyter
Eimke
Boley
Simmons
Stimmons
Foxx
Wallong Law
Hornaby
Miller
Grimm
Taylor
Molore
Sweng
Law
Malone
English
Eustish
Byles
Morgantown
Val Oct Lim
Cheat Mountains
Charles William Cramer
Cramer
West Virginia
Civil War Cloud Threatens China
An alarming drift toward civil war in China risks toppling Chiang Kai Shek as dissidents mobilize 400000 troops for a Nanking campaign. Reports note anti government forces in seven provinces amid famine and external tensions worsening the crisis.
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China
Petping
Chiang Kai Shei
Nanking
Otheragen Quinese
Chiang
Feng
Shangi
Keaminchun
People's Army
Ferg
Kuominchun
Curleh Ing
Shantung
Aubwei
Honap
Shensi
Kansun
Sunan
Kwansi
Labor Party Wins In Australian Election Melbourne
The Australian Labor Party won a strong victory in Saturdays general election in Melbourne defeating the Nationalist Country Party coalition. Early figures show Labor taking about four of seventy five seats for the house, with Nationalists at sixteen and Country Party ten, plus five miscellaneous. James Henry Scullin is expected to become the next premier.
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Labor Party
Melbourne
Australia
Australian Labor Party
London
Country Party
Labor
Nationalists
Miscellaneous
S. M. Bruce
James Henry Seulin
Farmers Union to Convene in Yankton
The annual state convention of the South Dakota Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union will be held in Yankton on the second Tuesday in October 1920, with President H Everson of St Charles announced. Everson was re elected at the Rapid City convention last week. Menice Italy is built on seven hills and is called the City of the Seven hills.
McCluskey Pushes Great Plains River Development Plan
At Valley City meeting McCluskey outlines a Missouri river tunnel from the Missouri to the Sheyenne, a James river dam above Jamestown, and reservoir areas to divert water for dry season use. North Dakota engineers estimate twenty million dollars plus, with power income to repay in about 20 years. The Great Plains Missouri River Development association advances incorporation and congressional approval steps.
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McClauskeuy
Heron
Mee Glashey
James River
Gore
Wales
Jamestown
Guillas
McClaskey
Missouri River
Minuet
Sheyenne River
Sheyenne
Estimans of State Engineers
North Dakota
Missouri
McCluskey
Congresy
Mission Services At Catholic Church Here
A packed audience at St. Bartholomew’s Catholic Church opened a mission led by Rev. Father Fazan. He is praised as a gifted orator and will deliver daily sermons and masses this week guiding parishioners through instruction and benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
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Father Fazan
Order of the
Eei
Cody
Betta
Fuasr Pir
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