Johnson Dominates Pirates as Senators Win World Series Game
Walter Johnson pitched ten strikeouts and allowed five hits as the Washington Senators defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 1 in the opening World Series game. Meadows struggled for Pittsburgh while Johnson shut down the Pirates after a three-run Washington rally.
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Washington
T-1
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Senators
Bucky Harris
Mike
Walter Johnson
Meadows
Pen Point In Throat Troubles Salem Man for Twenty Years
Salem Ore Oct 7 A gold pen nib swallowed by J F Young 28 as a child has finally been coughed up after twenty years of illness and persistent coughing spells.
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Salem, Ore
J. F. Young
Young
Mitchell to Testify First in Shenandoah Disaster Inquiry
United Press reports Colonel William Mitchell will be the first witness when the Shenandoah disaster inquiry reconvenes. Captain Paul Foley, judge advocate, announced the plan today. Also, five contracts were awarded by the post office department for air mail routes including Walter T. Varney of San Francisco for Elko to Pasco, Western Air Express for Salt Lake to Los Angeles, and a Seattle to Los Angeles line under review.
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United Press
Washington
William Mitchell
Shenandoah di Laster
Capitan Paul Foley
Post of
Ee Department
Walter T. Varney
San Francisco
Elko, Nevada
Boise
Pasco-Washington
Hne
Western Air Express
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Las Vegas
Nevada
Ind
Vern C. Gorett
Seattle
Fire Prevention Week Activities Highlight Hayward Schools
Fire Chief M G Figes will speak at Hayward Grammar School Friday afternoon during Fire Prevention Week. Students in Hayward elementary schools participate in regular drills and lessons on prevention, credited with contributing to a fire loss of zero in Hayward.
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Hayward
M. G Figes
Hayward Grammar School
Oakland Welcomes 36 New Vessels to Expand World Port Status
Oakland adds 36 ships from United American Lines spanning Europe and Asia. Eight freighters sail from North China and Hamburg Antwerp to Oakland, with biweekly calls and rising cargo volumes. Commissioner Goodrich notes stronger East Bay links to Europe and Asia, urging facility improvements amid crowded docks.
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Oakland
Seneri
Peris ‘Do Os
Orient
Pheir
Ima
le Goodrich
James LB. Melhanev
East Bay
Europe
Tomnpant
Haamburg
Antwerp
North China
Oakkind
Goodrich
Council
Oshland
Goedrich
Thas
Physicians Identify Food Lodgment as Cause of Trouble
Doctors say the issue stemmed from food lodged in the throat, with the nib remaining badly corroded by digestive juices or air, indicating prolonged exposure and internal irritation.
Visiting Day Enjoyed by Hayward Teachers
On Voekday October ath fifty four Hayward elementary school teachers were granted a day by the trustees to visit nearby schools. The teachers return with many fine new ideas and benefited from the teacher instruction plan.
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Hayward
New Pigeon Racing Club Forming in Hayward
Joseph Vargas and John Rigg lead a new independent pigeon racing club in Hayward after resigning from the old group. Vargas says the split aims to attract unfettered members as about a dozen fanciers have already joined with more expected to affiliate.
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NEW Pigeon Racing Club
Hayward
Bern
Joseph Vargas
John Rigg
Vargas
Plea for Cooperation to Ease Street Car Delays
Keen Auto Traffic Hoving and Key System Co appeal to motorists on Fast Lith Street Castro Street Hav mara to cooperate during extensive paving. Cars block tracks and cause delays for street cars on East 14th Street while construction stops traffic. Officials request the traveling public to help keep traffic moving as tracks are cleared.
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Plea of Key System Co
Mie Kev Ssystem Transi Company
Rude
Castro Street
Havmara
Swepty
East 14Th Street
Busiess
Chick Hatches From Hay Hidden Egg in Arkansas County
Farmer Tom Vorlkon near Arknan in Mountain Hove county found a chicken hatched from an egg buried under hay stacked atop a wagonload. He noticed a chick peeping after moving the hay weeks later, the egg from which it sprang was broken. The last wheelbarrow of hay fell and the heat hatched the egg.
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Tom Vorlkon
Arknan
Hiles Court Sets Record For Traffic Fine Revenues
Unclear text indicates Hiles Court reported a record total fines collected for traffic violations. Judge Silva notes cooperation between business leaders, district police, and state traffic officials in arresting more traffic violators than in prior history of Washington Township.
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Daxs
Jes Dustee
Joo4
Silva
Washington Township
Jadge Silva
Episcopalians Open Big Triennial Convention
The United States Episcopal Church opens its Triennial General Convention in New Orleans with 130 bishops 606 clergy and 509 women deputies present. Debates focus on ordaining deaconesses renewing the prayer book removing the word obey from marriage and remarriage rules for divorced persons. The event runs three weeks with a potentially contested choice for Presiding Bishop.
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United Press
New Orleans
Episcopal Church
Itis
Sue Audubon Park
Eutine
Old Christ Church
Philadelphia
Audubon Park
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Ik Tun
Athanafum
St Chrles Avenue
Jerusalem Tenpie
Church of Canada
Ts Ballet
Sears
Ehctea
Canter
Hart
Church of England
Bshop
California prints own school books saves state funds
Sacramento reports State Printer John E. King states California saved over 400 last year by printing school books in state facilities. Printing costs totaled 221 668.79 dollars with general state work and legislative printing adding to expenses. Department equipment and paper are valued at 797 961 05 dollars. The article also previews Episcopal Church convention debates on budget, church governance, deaconesses, prayer book revision, and divorce, plus Watsonville evaporated apple shipments to Europe.
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Sacramento
California
John E. King
Friend W. Hichardson
King
State Printing Department
Hing
National Council
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Pittbursh
Federal Council of Churches
Episcopal Church
Replacement of Shenandoah Urged With Larger Airship
Washington reports Rear Admiral Moffett urged immediate replacement of the Shenandoah with an airship triple its size to match the Los Angeles. He defended both ships and cited gas capacities around two million cubic feet as too small. Omaha notes Marine General Lejeune opposed the Mitchell air plan, insisting the air service is essential to both army and navy, and that the 1926 American Legion convention will be in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Oct
Shenandoah
President's Air Board
A A. Moffett
Naval Air Head
Moffett
Los Angeles
Omaha
John A. Lejgeune
U. S. Marine Corps
William Mitchell
National Convention of the
American Legion
Air Service
Army
Navy
Air Service Committee of the Legion
Philadelphia
Too Friendly Turkey Causes Trouble in Maxwell
Oct 7 report says a turkey blamed for the predicament involving J Sanders and J J Scully charged with petty larceny. The bird allegedly felled over a fence and landed on Sanders shoulder as they were found with mash in the rear of Newt Hastings' shed and Sanders failed to solve the sit.
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Maxwell
J. Sanders
Focal
J. J. Scully
Sanders
South
Newt Hastings
Turkey
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