Senators Rally to Even World Series with Hubbell Challenge
Washington, Oct. 6 The Senators rebounded from a rough start to pound Giants ace Carl Hubbell and even the World Series at two games each. Under Earl Whitehill and Monte Weaver, Washington erased a 2-0 deficit with a 4-0 win, lifting hopes for a crucial showdown in New York.
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Senators Triumph In Rainy Sequel To Double Header
Washington capitalized on Whitehill’s control and Myer’s timely hitting to beat New York Giants 4 to 1. Myer drove in two runs, Goslin and Schulte added doubles, and Fitzsimmons struggled with wet turf as the Senators split the day after a double victory by Weaver and Whitehill.
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Building Permits Issued for City Additions and Remodels
Chief E K Ingram grants a permit to McKinley Davis for a garage and storage addition at the High Point Ice and Coal Company on West Broad Street costing 20 dollars. A second permit for front remodeling at 212 East Washington Street, totaling 40 dollars, is issued to the Ferd Ecker estate.
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High Point Ice and Coal Company
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Manufactured water surpasses natural water in weight
The Bureau of Standards reports water produced for testing is heavier than normal natural water, implying a synthetic variant with greater density used for evaluation purposes.
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Guilford College Hosts Homecoming With Revival Events
Guilford College observes homecoming on Saturday with 2400 alumni invited. The 25th anniversary of Zatasian and Philomathean societies draws former members to Memorial hall for a 7:30 p.m. program and reception. The day features Guilford’s first North State conference football game against Catawba at 2:30 on Hobbs field.
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Johnson Heads NRA Fight as Coal Turmoil Persists
Washington October 6 NRA Chief Hugh S Johnson returns to a heavy desk tackling price fixing and coal field labor unrest. He favors approving a master code’s price language while seeking a quick settlement in steel-owned mines. Johnson attended a dinner for Edward F. McGrady and urged following the president's middle course. NRA statisticians project 4 to 5 million employed since last winter.
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Arrests After Shootout Wounds Police Chief and Wounds Liver
O'Daniel and his helper Lewis were arrested after a pursuit following a 26 pint discovery. O'Daniel attempted to escape and Lewis was charged. Lewis opened fire wounding the police chief in the liver and shoulder while Hagaman faced uncertain recovery.
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Officer Wounded By Man Arrested For Liquor Violations
Boone police Chief Hill H. Hagaman lay in critical condition after being wounded twice last night in Boone. Rose Lewis was jailed on shooting charges while Fred O Daniel remained in custody on liquor law violations after raids at a lunchroom and a railroad station.
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State Meet October 21 Held in Winston-Salem
The event by the Sons and Daughters of Liberty is scheduled for October 21 in Winston-Salem. Experts claim digestive organs need 16 hours of rest per day and that one good meal suffices.
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