Baseball Directors Near Cleveland Succession
Cleveland is favored as the new baseball commissioner for the American League as directors meet to choose a successor. Reports say the Cleveland club may move under new ownership, with Johnson and Tilson connected to the change. The news comes as the league prepares for leadership with a focus on the presidency and related affairs.
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Jows
Johnson
Yes
Johnesident Heydler
Eague
Cleveland Club
Barnard
Roanoke River Fishing Industry Aims to Rebound
Raleigh October 27 Hope rises that Roanoke river fishing near Weldon may rebound after pollution remedies. J K Dixon assistant director says preliminary steps explore a solution, with Charles E Ray Jr surveying the site. The federal bureau of fisheries may restart the striped bass hatchery once water quality improves, and cooperation from local producers is sought.
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Roanoke River
Dixon
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
Rock
Ray
Mr. Dixon
Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Conservation
Planes join search for missing Galway fishermen
Planes hunted the west coast of Ireland for missing fishermen after a deadly storm off Galway and Mayo. Local lore spoke of a phantom ship shadowing a fishing boat and warned crews to stay put. Many breadwinners in Lackan reportedly drowned near their homes.
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London
Ireland
Galway
Mayo
Lackan
Phelps Key Colorado College Drop Kicking Star
Field captain from Colorado College at Colorado Springs, Phelps stands out as a premier drop kicker. He repeatedly scored through field goals, including a 35 25 and 15 yard trio against Denver University, plus a 48 yard pass for a win over Western State.
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Phelps
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Denever University
Western State College
Roosevelt Attacks New York Governor in Public Appeals
Theodore Roosevelt assails Gov. Smith as a Tammany master and urges him to answer charges. He accuses Smith of aiding Tammany, delaying voting machines, opposing nonpartisan inquiries, and shielding corrupt officials. Roosevelt also blasts the Democratic offer to enfranchise southern Black voters and calls Harlem a potential flashpoint. A separate local report disputes a collision story, noting Otis Shumaker did not drive the car in the fatal crash.
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New York
Gov. Smith
Theodore Roosevelt
Rochester
Roosevelt
Upper West Side
Col. Roosevelt
Charles F. Murphy
New York County
Hylan
New York City
The
Bar Association
Albany
Harlem
Democratic Party
South
Otis Shumaker
Paul Kelly
Paul Carter
Shumaker
Richard J. Shumaker
Carter
Auto crash report from Mt Airy under fire
A wire service account of an Mt Airy automobile accident that killed two men was found partly incorrect in this newspaper. The dispatch, received and printed here, misrepresented details and names in several points.
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Mt. Airy
Duponts Deny Buying in United States Steel Stock
New York, Nov 1 AP Irenee Dupont vice chairman of E I Dupont de Nemours says the company did not buy or sell United States Steel stock beyond its original 114000 shares bought at 122 80 a share and would not increase the investment. He also denied buying United States Rubber stock and cautioned that individuals named Dupont in Wilmington may have acted independently.
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New York
E. I. Dupont de Nemours and Company
United States Steel Corporation
Irenee Dupont
Federal Trade Commission
Dupont
United States Rubber Company
Wilmington
Dupont Company
Ancient cosmetic finds uncovered in Lower Austria digs
Archaeologists report cosmetics and cosmetic tools found in Lower Austria sites. The artifacts include graphite sticks possibly used as eyebrow pencils ochre lumps and containers with rouge used by women in bygone eras.
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Lower Austria
Final argument begins in Chesapeake and Ohio merger case
Inter state Commerce Commission hears final arguments on the Chesapeake and Ohio merger with Erie and Pere Marquette. Herbert Fitzpatrick argues the deal creates an eastern trunk line with 1.31 billion dollars in assets and 8000 miles of rail, boosting competition and service. Henry W. Anderson represents minority stockholders opposing the merger.
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Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Herbert Fitzpatrick
Ert
Pere Marquette Railroad
Higott
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
Fitzpatrick
New York Central
Baltimore
Ohio
Pennsylvania
O. P
Poisoner of his wife in Exeter noted with historic execution
In Exeter England George Cudmore executed in 1830 for poisoning his wife is referenced. A Philadelphia hospital medical library reportedly holds six volumes bound in human skin.
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Exeter Museum
England
George Cudmore
Philadelphia
Hospital
Wage Increase Or Dollars Asked By Rail Teams
In Cleveland on November 1 the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Order of Railway Conductors filed a joint demand for a wage hike of one dollar per day or about 19 percent with railroads west of the Mississippi. William G. Lee stated the move renews last year’s failed bid as current agreements run to March 1, with arbitration having granted earlier raises in the east and south.
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Cleveland, O
Brotherhood of Railroad
Mississippi River
William G. Lee
Mississippi
Author Dies in New York Area Noted Writer John Luther Long
John Luther Long, author of Madame Butterfly, died in a Clifton Springs hospital after a telegram received in Philadelphia reported his death today.
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Philadelphia
John Luther Long
Clifton Springs
N. Y
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Childt
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Tee Hee
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Thomas P Magruder
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