Pirates Eye Pennant After Win Over Philadelphia
New York news from Sept 23 reports Pittsburgh Pirates boosted pennant chances with a 14 to 4 victory over Fletcher's club, aided by 19 hits including two home runs by Hagen Cuyler. Stanley Coveleskie earned his 20th win as Harris injured his finger sliding to third. Washington leads as Senators beat Indians 3 to 2, Browns top Athletics 1 to 0, shifting AL standings.
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Fletcher
Giants
Senators
Athletics
Indians
Mackinen
St. Louis
Stanley Harris
Clark Griffith
Washington
Browns
Girard
Detroit
Tigers
Red Sox
Cobb
Holy Cross
Owen Carroll
Yankees
White Sox
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
Paschal Homers Highlight Braves Win in Two Games
Paschal hit two solo shots in the opening game as the Braves sought two wins for fifth place in the Nationals standings despite nine straight defeats by Brooklyn. The Robins dropped a 9-2 decision to the Cubs in 12 innings, limited to four hits against Alexander and Jones.
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Paschal
Braves
Nationals
Brooklyn
Robins
Cubs
Alexander
Jones
Baseball Scoreboard Highlights From The Day
American League results show New York 11-2 over Chicago 6-4 and Detroit 11-7 to Boston 8-2. Philadelphia 0 at St. Louis 1 while Washington 3 beats Cleveland 2. National League play lists Pittsburgh 14 over Philadelphia 4 and New York beating St Louis in rain. Boston and Cincinnati also affected by rain. Chicago 3, Brooklyn 2 in 12 innings. American Association scores include Minneapolis 12, Milwaukee 9. Toledo 0 over Indianapolis 4-7. Columbus 5, Louisville 9 with St Paul Kansas City rain.
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Philadelphia
New York
St Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
American Association
Toledo
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Today’s Games in Major Leagues Across Leagues
American League schedule lists St. Louis at Philadelphia twice, Detroit at Boston, Chicago at New York, Cleveland at Washington. National League features New York at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Chicago, Boston at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Also Spanish forces report advance into Moro Viejo Malmusi and Cuernos Xauen in Alhucemas.
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Madrid
Alhucemas
Moro Viejo
Malmusi
Cuernos Xauen
Patent issued for Neurocalometer linked to chiropractors
Drs. Lucy Eshelman and Erick Florman of this city learned the Patent Office in Washington issued a patent for the Neurocalometer, a heat registering instrument leasing to chiropractors for pinpointing nerve pressure along the spinal column. The Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport Iowa operates traveling technicians and a ten year lease system to qualify technicians and aid lessees. The Palmer School also owns station WOC, now billed as the Home of the Neurocalometer.
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Erick Florman
Washington
Eshelman
Florman
Palmer School
Ssherman
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Iowa
WOC
Advt
Hagen Holds His Place In Lineup
Walter Hagen defending champion in the PGA championship advances to the second match round at Olympia Fields after a strenuous 39 holes to defeat Al Watrous. He faces Mike Brady of New York as part of a dense field including Leo Diegel, Bobby Cruickshank, Harry Cooper, Jack Burke, John Farrell, Ray Deer, Bill Mehlhorn, Al Espinosa, Tom Kerrigan, Dan Williams, Morte Dutra, Ed Yudley, Tommy Armour, and John Golden. Also noted are political mentions of Gov. Morrison weighing progressive reforms and J A Bland addressing ticketing losses affecting bus lines in Greensboro and Raleigh.
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Walter Hagen
Olympia Fields
al. Watrous
Grand Rapids
Hagen
Mike Brady
New York
Brady
Leo Diegel
Bobby Cruickshank
Oklahoma City
Harry Cooper
Dallas
Jack Burke
Houston
John Farrell
Ray Deer
Cincinnati
Bill Mehlhorn
al Espinosa
Tom Kerrigan
Dan Williams
Morte Dutra
Aberdeen
Wash
Ed. Yudley
Joplin
Tommy Armour
John Golden
Cole Refense Plans United for Coming Trial
Bill Moye denies any bid for chief position while still in the revenue office and rules out challenging incumbent R A Coughton. Solicitor W F Evans faced by Massey and seeks no judgment against the ex official. Governor Morrison visits for deficit figures. Gardner aims to push a state fair boost as president.
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Bill Moye
Revenue Office
R. A. Coughton
W. F. Evans
W. P. Massey
Wake County
Cameron Morrison
Max Gardner
Morrison
Gardner
Cardner
Industry Board Focuses On Phase Of Air Mail Service
The board notes progress in meeting schedules with fewer delays than railroads. Westbound trips New York to San Francisco take 34 hours 20 minutes, eastbound 29 hours 15 minutes, aided by prevailing winds. In the year ending last June the transcontinental mail route logged 2,076,764 miles flown with 96 percent efficiency, totaling 2,501,555 miles including mail ferry and test flights. New express rates now set by law create three mail zones with 8 cents for traversing the first zone.
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New York
San Francisco
Final Notice To City Tax Payers Advertised Oct 1 1925
Notice informs city taxpayers that all delinquent taxes and street paying assessments will be advertised on Thursday October 1. To avoid advertising and forfeiture, payment must be made before October 1, 1925.
Post Office Air Mail Efforts Through 1925 Sanctioned
In a 1925 report the Post Office describes rates for second and entire routes, noting 9,300,520 first class letters carried and 232,513 pounds moved, with excess revenue of 602,627.54. July excess postage totaled 60,433.68. The account outlines aims to provide desirable service and spur aviation industry, recounting wartime aircraft costs and post office plans. It cites assets of 3,655,000 as of September 15, 1925 and ongoing expansion including 1,900 miles of airway and hangars at division points.
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Post Office Department
Senate Commission of Military Affairs
Maywood
Private bids seek air mail routes expand aviation effort
The department reported nineteen bids from twelve bidders for eight new air mail routes to support a growing industry. Four new routes will be opened on November 21, 1925, linking to the trans continental route. A New York Chicago night service operates with westbound departures from Hadley Field at 9 30 p m and arrivals in Maywood Field at 5 45 a m, with return trips leaving Chicago at 7 30 p m arriving at Hadley Field at 5 a m, delivering mail by the next morning city delivery.
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New York
Chicago
Stop Flirting at Broadhurst
Al and Charles Christie produced Stop Flirting a new Broad hurst feature billed as a funny look at high society. The film adapts a popular musical comedy set in a luxurious seaside home with a lively flirtatious crowd and a wealthy young man as the centerpiece.
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Charles’ Christie
New Broadhurst
al Christie
Christie
Comedy Farce Heads Cast With Star John Murray
John T. Murray leads a big cast in a pure farce style comedy with humorous episodes and ample laughter. Wanda Hawley, Jimmy Adams, Jack Duffy, and David James fill key roles in the lighthearted feature about a playful, non melodramatic life presentation.
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John T. Murray
Wanda Haw
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