Suspensions Likely After Riot Ends Detroit Game
Detroit June 14 The game between New York and Detroit was forfeited to the Yankees 9 to 0 after a ninth inning riot. A pitched ball by Bert Cola struck Bob Meusel prompting fights among players and a sea of ten thousand fans who stormed the field, creating chaotic free for alls.
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Neway
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Bob Meusal
Bert Cola
Rosier Couple Marries at Tadita Spot Morning Service
MARRIES OFE Chasis N. Lewis and Miss Kate Davis, both Rositer locals, wed at The Tadita Pat Building at 2:30 AM. Rev. Charles Steffy officiated with Harold Comb and Miss Sara Smith as attendants. The couple will reside in Rossiter where Mr. Lewis works for Clearfield Bituminous Coal Co.
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Chasis N. Lewis
Fon MA
George Lewis
Misa Katetta Davis
John Davis
Rosalier
Tadiata Pat Bld
Charles Steffy
Harold Comb
Sara Smith
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Rossiter
Lewis
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Two Prominent Baseball Figures Clash on Field
Ty Cobb accuses Babe Ruth and Bo Meusel of inflaming a tense crowd as Ruth and Meusel charged players, with Meusel swinging at Cole Mian and Tigers’ players converging while umpires and managers intervened to separate the melee.
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Babe” Ruth
Bo Meusel
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Meusel
Cole Mian
Tiger
Evans
Oramaby
Mensel
Ruth
Tigers
Meusel and Tigers clash ends game after bench clearing brawl
A heated exchange sparked by accusations of beaning led to Manners Meneel and Cole ejected by umpire Evans. Meusel and Bullet Joe Bush confronted the Tiger dugout as Meusel allegedly struck, Haney defended, and chaos erupted with 18,000 fans flooding the field. Police struggled to control the melee as Yankee and Tiger players fought amid the disorder.
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Tiger
New York
Cobeb
Evans
Meneel
Cole
Meusel
Joe Bush
Haney
Yankee
Dixonville Forms Strong Barr Baseball Team
Dixonville enthusiasts organized the Barr Baseball team at a rousing meeting and plan to field one of the strongest clubs in the state. They seek games with mining town teams in Indiana including Jefferson Cambria and Armstrong counties, via Manager George King.
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Dixonville
Barr
Indiana
Jefferson
Cambria
Armstrong
Mgr
George King
Guckenheimers Sentenced in Whisky Theft Conspiracy
Guckenheimer and Bros. Co. distillers of Freeport, Pa., and six individuals were found guilty of conspiracy related to removing thousands of gallons of whisky from warehouses using forged permits. Sentences ranged from six months to two years. fines totaled $10,000 for the company and $10,000 for two executives. Joseph Tico was ill and will be sentenced June 23.
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Pao
CINS
Guckenheimer and Bros. Co
Freeport
Schoonmaker
Louis Farkas
F‘ederal
Atlanta
Louis Brown
E., C. Little
V. George Beck
William J. Ferris
William Dickerman
Guckenheimer Corporation
Joseph Tico
Leithsville to Bethlehem State Road Opening Fete
Leithsville will celebrate the formal opening of the new state road to Bethlehem on June 18. The Chambers of Commerce of Lehigh Valley towns have been invited to the fete, followed by an automobile parade.
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Leithsville
Bethlehem
Dawes Home After Marietta Reunion
General Charles G. Dawes, Republican vice presidential nominee, returned to Chicago from Marietta Ohio after a college reunion. He said nothing to reporters for now while Mrs. Dawes spoke for the family. The scene showed Dawes amid a crowd of friends as journalists pressed for details.
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INS
Charles G. Dawes
Republican Party
United States
Marietta
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Uawes
General Dawes and Family Visit Evanston Home
The Dawes couple left the station for their Evanston home where they spoke of France stories and their children. Dana and Virginia, adopted, arrived with a kissed cheek from the General, who later returned to his Central Trust Company office as reporters gathered outside.
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Virginia
Rufus
General Dawes
Central Trust Company
Prugh Resigns as Pa Prohibition Leader After National Victory
Dr B E Prugh, re elected state chairman of the Prohibition State committee in Harrisburg, will call a special meeting June 23 to resign his post. He was elected national chairman at the Columbus Ohio convention last week and will resign the Pennsylvania chairmanship to take the national post.
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B. E. Prugh
Prugh
Prohibition Party
Columbus
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Pennsylvania
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