Opening lineup for big series hints at tense showdowns
The probable batting order for the opening game is listed with Washington and Musburgh leading off. Players include Cupey Goslin and Barnhart in key spots, with Grtham and Ruel also appearing. The text notes positions across leagues with Morarity at first, McCormick at second, and Owens at third, signaling a national scope.
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Washington
Musburgh
Rice de Monte
Hens
Cupey
Goslin
Tudge
Barnhart
Blusge
J Mark
Rf G. Trasnor
Pockinpavgy
Grantham
Ruel
Smith
Johnson
Meadowe
Plata Rigler
Hatlongs Jeague
Moriarty
McCormick
Owens
Ducks Start For South 6000 Chy For Local Hunters
The storm began before lunch pushing northern ducks south while yesterday brought clear skies for gunners. Good shooting on lake and shore, many reaching their limit, with varieties such as canvasback, mallard, spoonbills, grey ducks, and teal. Few ducks seen beyond natives near Lewis and Clark counties. Missouri River and Lake Helena reported active. hunting hampered by continuing snow.
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Lewla
Clark County
Mismouri
Lake Helena
Nauser
Jake
Hirde
Lowsville to Face Pacifi g Coast Winners in Plans
Arrangements for minor world series games loom as Tauls Will travel to the pondlonion at Ua werion, with Baltimore starting the rotation and a Colonels tour to stay sharp. Thomas J. Wickes, head of the American Autouiation, seeks playing rules in the service as talks continue.
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Taulsstie
Atméerican Antoelation
Vernant Wiiner
Packile County Baseball League
Rems
Rletion
Tonny Marrs Whyme
Tauls
Ua Werion
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Raasto
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Amy
Thomas JS Wickes
Autouiation
Cubs and White Sox Set to Open Series Tomorrow
The Cubs and White Sox will open a seven game set with Game 1 at White Sox Park weather permitting. Grover Clavel and Alexander are slated to pitch with Ted Blankenship possible for the White Sox. Seddly Callin of the Sox will miss action due to injuries.
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Chives
Cuba
White Sox
Aedes
White Sex Park
Grover Clavel
Alexander
Ted Blankenship
Seddly Callin
Misatn
Linaudus
Ae Avaniy
Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Shipping and Racing Notes
Fragmentary report from ARRIAT RECORD notes various ship and race items across cities including San Francisco Portland Seattle and Oakland. Mentions names such as Captain Henry Caird and a British officer, alongside a large speed claim of 324 752 miles per hour for a superfmarine napper without clear context.
President at Review of Parade in Omaha
The parade pageant featured a grand turnout with corn stalks and marching units from many states. President Coolidge attended with Mrs Coolidge, reviewing the procession for about ten hours and later boarding a train to Washington after a chilly day watching the route through Omaha.
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Jamies
Salvation Army
Pasa
Towa
South Dakota
Kentucky
California
Wyoming
Ameriia
Blidge
Washington
Legion
Warny
Coolidge
Omaha
ROW OVER REWARD IN MURDER CASE IN WASHINGTON
In Kelana Washington a dispute erupts over a proposed reward of 86000 for murder evidence linked to the Thomas Navory case. Assistant Attorney General ROC Sharpe and Cowlite County officials deny outside county action, while Portland plate man is named in a separate agreement later repudiated as unlawful. A warrant is issued for a private fighter in connection with the case.
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Kelana
Wash Outs
Roc Sharpe
Portland
Tim
Portland Automobile Platesman
Ie Law of
Oregon
United States
Trante Trart
Shade quits pursuit of Walker in welterweight title
New York Ost AP Dave Shade of California announced he would abandon the plan to challenge Mickey Walker of Elisabeth for the welterweight crown. He said he was too heavy to make 147 pounds without harsh training, after the New York boxing commission forfeited 81 0 0 to bind championship content.
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New York
Dave
California
Mickey Walker
Elisabeth
Mathoda
York
boKing
Nin
Fanh &A
Harry Grab
Walker
iJaps and Brits Lead In A New Movement For Arms Reduction
iJaps and Brits spearhead a push for arms reduction at an Inter Parliamentary Union conference. Japanese Diet member Maeda pledged government willingness to cooperate with world powers to tackle armaments. British MP Hudson urged a conference of major powers, favoring naval cuts and broader disarmament, noting Washington Conference gains inspired global confidence.
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Anneags
Tasanosuke Maeda
RS Hudson
Hudson
United Sates
Washington
Wyoming Governor Denies Colorado Extradition Request
Governor Moss of Wyoming declines to honor Colorado's extradition request for R W Fay, charged with moving two mortgaged pyramobiles from Colorado to Wyoming. Fay was arrested at Cheyenne after the mortgage car had been returned to Colorado, leaving no grounds for surrender to Colorado authorities.
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Naltie Taylor Moss Todey
Morley
Colorado
R W Fay
Wyoming
Heli
Hadeen
Fay
Ceapar
World Series Opens With Washington Favored Despite Pirates
Washington managers and stars like Harris, Peckinpaugh, and Johnson head a battered but strong defense as the Senators host Pittsburgh in the open of the 1924 World Series. Measured optimism runs high in Washington while Pittsburgh relies on Meadows and Rawlings to counter, with weather and injuries shaping expectations for the Yorkes World Series opener.
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Washington Senatora
Waslingtons
Dutky Harris
Walter Johnson
Pitta
Bill Mehetchnies
Pirate Cross
Dtohnann
Johnson Argmatic
Will Picr
Senators
Sictarlovely
Wkawons
Giants
Mowilp
Petuilant
Nobbler
Fife
Coxernor Gifford
Yortiaylswata
Rainey
Inston
Neo
Johnson
Washington
Elso
Pittsburgh
Wiilly
Harris
bAagly
Wollen
Geemy
Rawlings
Althourh Botsling
Carclesile
Weadows
Vic Sldridge
Coveloskie
Dutch Rudther
Vung Pirate
Henry Parchen Passes On Aged 8? Montana Pioneer Leader Dies
Henry Parchen founder of the Parchen Drug Company and longtime Montana business figure died. Born in Germany June 17, 1838, he helped shape mining, trade, and infrastructure across Virginia City, Deer Lodge, Butte, and Helena. He moved from Colorado to Montana in 1864 and built a wholesale drug business that grew into a major enterprise. He led rail, land, and commerce efforts, served in the territorial legislature, and chaired local boards. He was married to Minnie D Achauol of St Louis.
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Parechen
Farehencie
Parchen
Germany
George
Maury Pauchen
Aimerlea
Townline
Buffalk
Parehen
Wich
Henry Parden
Nome
Huainens Vournoin & Ruttsie
Cologne
Denver
Central City
Nontha
Pardon
Virginia City
Erfurt
Busuk and Company
Ite
Dr Wernigh
Laula Nayaswar
Ilelda
Deer Lodge
Momtana
Paynter
Parehon
Parden
Board of
County Commissioners
Mr. Parehen
Mmne Exma D'Achuol
St Louis
Barn Fire Strikes Behind Breckenridge Street
An empty barn behind 543 Breckenridge Street burned early this morning. Firefighters contained the blaze despite a dangerous pace as the cause remains unknown and no injuries are reported.
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Breckenridge Street
Roadway signals loud sounds at Mannorde National Park night meeting
A Durango gathering condemned illegal bands and praised Mantiese interests. Officials from Stymdard Qh company and Tendak company were ordered to halt practices. Attendees included federation and association leaders, park superintendents, and national park representatives at the Terchee event.
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Durango
Iolo
National Marksuner Intendenten Se
Mannorde Rational Park
Ereil Lon
Puble High
Stymdard Qh
Sherhinn
Federation of Women
Clit
Jianet Mearavo
Marrisburs
Mehiniay
Vawall
Edo Terchee
Alent
Heston of World SeisOns Aai in the Bg Queue
In Fittaburgh on an October night a crowd gathers outside a World Series venue as Ralph Stillman, a lifelong fan from Old Skybrook Connecticut, claims to have attended every baseball championship since 1993 by watching from the bleachers or standing in line for any available ticket.
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Heston
Seisons Aai
Fittaburgh
Harden Flald
Ralph Ftillman
Old Skybrook
Conn
Barnes Endurance
Stillman
Washington
Norse Pioneers in Greenland Church Fort Found
The document notes a stone church at Gotthnab Greenland believed built by Norsemen Torngs as a church and fort. The author plans to return via Labrador next summer to seek evidence of ancient routes, and discusses Arctic exploration challenges including dog sled use and flight limits.
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Greenland
Labrador
New Ineland
Newt
Mackuilan
Tabrador
Batllltai
Avelle
Souran
Arctic
Denver votes lands school bond package for city schools
Denver voters expressed overwhelming approval for a 1 740 000 bond to fund city school construction and improvement and a 400 000 bond for school furnishings. The measures secured wide support on the ballot, reflecting strong backing for educational funding within the city.
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Jasug
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