Yankees slam third series win over Cubs 7 5
Ruth and Gehrig hit six homers between them as the Yankees overpower Chicago at Wrigley Field. Pennock mnbsp.retains steadiness to stop a Cubs rally in the ninth. Hartnett belts a late homer for Chicago.
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Lou Gehrig
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Eater to Decide Championship in Yankees Cubs Showdown
The game airs at 2 30 eastern time with play by play on the diamond of the machine and sidelights on the battle. The long running world series broadcast draws large crowds and has become a popular staple during the Yanks Cubs clash.
Insulls Asked to Return for Probe in Chicago
State's Attorney John A. Swanson asked Samuel Insull Sr and Jr by cable and wire to return voluntarily to Chicago for questioning into the wreck of their Investment structure. Messages sent to Paris Orilla Ontario and Chicago requested immediate return and investigations reveal large debts paid by the Mississippi Valley utilities investment company on Martin Insull's brokerage debts.
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John A. Swanson
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Cable and Telegraph
Samuel Insull
Paris
Samuel, Junior
Martin J. Insull
Orilla
Ontario
Cable
Swanson
Middle West Utilities
Mississippi Valley Utilities Investment Company
Martin Insull
Government Ends Its First Fiscal Quarter With 400 Million Less
The government closed its first 1933 fiscal quarter with a deficit of 400 million dollars. For the three months ending September 30 the treasury reported receipts of 431.48 million and outlays of 833.80 million, leaving a net shortage of 403.32 million.
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Washington
Treasury
Miners Rescued After Canton Violence Sparks Clash
State police and national guard freed 50 miners trapped by pickets at the Pschirrer and Clearview pits near Canton Illinois after a 1000-strong striking mob attacked workers on a new five dollar wage scale. Six injured, property damage reported as authorities dispersed the scene.
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Ill
National Guard
Pschirrer
Clearview
John Wansbrough
Amerigo Bonjean
Peoria National Guard
California flood toll rises to forty in Tehachapi Pass disaster
Twelve bodies recovered in Tehachapi Pass as floodwaters wrecked two freight trains and washed out bridges. Up to 40 feared dead, with many itinerant workers aboard the wreckage near Woodford. Dozens unaccounted for, area cut off from communications, roads hazardous.
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Calif
Tehachapi Pass
Woodford
Southern Pacific
Highway Patrol
A. H. Ross
Harry Moore
Peter Raad
Nell Cooper
Caliente
Kern County
Keene
Santa Fe
Clifford Frazier Warns Against Tax Spenders in North Carolina
Greensboro Republican nominee Clifford Frazier declares in Lenoir that state debt has exploded from 7.8 million in 1920 to 189 million, with total bonded indebtedness at 889 million, arguing taxation should curb spending to allow taxpayers to catch up. He cites NC ranks high in debt versus wealth and population.
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Clifford Frazier
Greensboro
North Carolina
Tax Commission
New York
South Dakota
Oregon
Walker Delayed In Spain Hurries To Return To America
Former New York Mayor James J Walker, stranded by damaged turbines on the liner Rex, hurries from Gibraltar to Madrid by night express to rejoin political advisers and decide on a possible mayoral bid. He seeks rapid contact with aides as he plans next moves.
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Spain
James J. Walker
New York
Gibraltar
Madrid
Rex
Genoa
Farmerette to Be Georgia's Next First Lady
Mrs. Eugene Talmadge wife of the Democratic nominee for governor draws praise from Telfair county planters for her dairy expertise and husband’s bid. She would leave the farm to become mistress of the governor's mansion in Atlanta on January 1.
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Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Telfair County
Park Avenue
Exploding Oil Can Causes Fire Kills Six in Laurinburg
An oil can explosion sparked a fatal fire in Laurinburg early today. Six people died including three children and three adults from severe burns. the Russ family home was destroyed. Funeral services are planned for tomorrow.
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John Edward Russ
Ora Lee Russ
Maggie Russ
Russ
Laurinburg Paper
Tammany Pleads For Peace With Roosevelt At Meeting
New York Democrats converge on Albany for state convention. Tammany leaders Curry and McCooey push a Roosevelt Lehman Walker plan to avoid rupture and back Roosevelt slate. Farley predicts a national ticket landslide while Roosevelt and Al Smith, bitter rivals, reunite in Albany.
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Albany
N. Y
Herbert H. Lehman
Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
New York City
John F. Curry
Tammany
John H. McCooey
Brooklyn
James J. Walker
James A. Farley
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Chicago
Smith
Two Soldiers Drown When Boat Overturns While Fishing
At Fort Moultrie near Charleston harbor two soldiers from Company H Eighth Infantry Sergeant Louis Uecker and Private Thomas Moore drowned when their small boat capsized at the jetties. Harvey Long 13 son of Private Long was rescued after clinging to the craft.
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8. C
Louis Uecker
Thomas Moore
Eighth Infantry
Fort Moultrie
Charleston Harbor
Harvey Long
Long
North Carolina Dental Society Sets June Convention Dates
The executive committee of the North Carolina Dental Society announced the annual convention will be held June 6, 7, and 8 next year in Chapel Hill.
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Raleigh
The
North Carolina Dental Society
Chapel Hill
Major teams shine as NC slate yields big wins
Charlotte reports NC college football results with Commodores routing Tar Heels 80 to 7 in Chapel Hill. South Carolina beat Lenoir-Rhyne 9 to 0, Catawba defeated Newberry 2 to 0, and Fordham trounced High Point 84 to 0.
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North Carolina
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Tar Heels
Chapel Hill
South Carolina
Lenoir- Rhyne
Catawba
New
Worfford High Point
Roosevelt keynotes Chicago speech on prohibition and law enforcement
In a Stevens hotel dinner, Governor Roosevelt reiterates his 100 percent Democratic plank on prohibition and says Chicago cannot enforce it. He praises Mayor Anton Cermak for easing the city’s finances, calling his approach a national example of prudent expenditure.
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Stevens Hotel
Roosevelt
Anton Cermak
Cermak
Two Suspects Held in Ashevi ll e Slaying
Wilmington sheriffs detain two men in a New Jersey registered car linked to the Tuesday night killing of Lonnie G. Russell, a filling station operator in Asheville. The suspects Gus Langley and Wesley Johnson denied involvement but said they had been in Asheville before the crime.
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New Jersey
N. C
Asheville
Lonnie G. Russell
John R. Morris
New Hanover County
Gus Langley
Wesley
Shorty) Johnson
Morris
N. J
Aone
Morriagain
Dodd
Biltmore
Helen Wills Moody Wins Paris Women's Doubles Title
Helen Wills Moody of the United States teamed with Mile. Rene Mathieu to capture the Paris women's doubles championship. They defeated Ida Adamoff and Mme Cylvala Henrotin 6-2 6-8 6-3 in the final.
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Helen Wills Moody
United States
Mile
Rene Mathieu
Ida Adamoff
Mme
Cylvala Henrotin
M Kee Loses Fight Over Gotham Budget Powers
New York Oct 1 Tammy backed board of estimate defeats Mayor Joseph W McKee as 11 to 5 votes strip his budget making powers. McKee vows to resist and forces budget directors to work openly amid a widening rift with Tammany aldermen and board members.
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Board of Estimate
Joseph W. McKee
Tammany
Berry
McKee
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