National League and American League Games Carded Today
National League matchups include Brooklyn at Philadelphia with other games not scheduled. American League features Washington at Boston and Cleveland at Chicago with Detroit at St. Louis pending. other games not scheduled.
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American Prospectors Rush To Gold Fields
Moscow reports American prospectors rush to the newly found goldfields of the Tchukot-Andyr coast near the Bering Straits opposite Alaska. Many entered without passports along unguarded borders, with fields said to rival those opened along the Aldan river.
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Moscow
Tchukot-Andyr
Bering Straits
Alaska
Aldan River
Zivic and Doyle in Brooklyn bout ends with Zivic win
In a New York show Paul Doyle of Brooklyn and Jack Zivic of Pittsburgh fought a brutal ten round bout. Zivic earned the decision after slugging exchanges and a late rally while Doyle bloodied Zivic at times and pressed the action throughout.
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Paul Doyle
Brooklyn
Jack Zivic
Pittsburgh
New York
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Zivic
Jack
Paul
Zivie
Ming
Tommy Devine
Lew Perfetti
Corp
Izay Schwartz
Radio Schedule Highlights From Early Evening Airings
Radio listings show KDKA and WCAE schedules with dinner concerts, news, market reports, and farm programs. Notable entries include Borge and Buhl Hot, Uncle Kay-Bee, three hour WEAF WKY programs, and Goldkettle's orchestra with midnight Bow-Wows.
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WCAE
Uncle Kay-Bee
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World’s Series Tickets Reach Fans in Boroughs
The article notes fans in nearby boroughs received tickets by mail for the World Series event. McKeesport’s crowd reportedly faced ongoing resale and ticket demand, with daily receipts remaining limited as applications were processed and supply exhausted.
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Pendiny Dulagale
McKeesport
Iar
Fey Fubhs
Dempsey Won’t Fight Wills Under Any Promoter but Rickard
New York Oct 1 Jack Dempsey’s manager Jack Kearns says no bout with Harry Wills will happen under Floyd Fitzsimmons or any promoter other than Tex Rickard. Kearns insists he has power to arrange Dempsey’s matches through next year as per his contract and fixture with Rickard remains decisive.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Harry “Wills
Tex Rickard
Jack Kearns
Rickard
Kearns
Dempsey
Willa
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Niles
Michigan
Wills
Tonight's Fights Hit Multiple Cities Across Ten Round Showdowns
Boxing card spans McKeesport and Montreal with Frankie Porto and Eddie Bowen matching for ten rounds, plus Nick Perlick versus Rumbo Myers and Ray Fay against Art Milnes in six rounds. Also on the bill Jes Lea Roy faces Henry Shaw in Montreal and Archie Bell meets Elmer Wagner in a twelve rounder.
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Frankie Porto
Eddie Bowen
Nick Perlick
Rumbo Myers
Ray Fay
Art Milnes
Ruby
Mickey Carter
McKeesport
Jack Dempsey
Mariesville
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King Solomon
Jim Maloney
Boston
Six Years Courtship By Mail Ends In City Pastor Marriage
A six year courtship by mail culminated in a September 23 wedding in Jamaica Plain. Miss Ida C Dickhart of this city became the bride of Rev. Rudolph J Keys of Delray Florida at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church. The groom’s father Rev Theodore Keys of Newark New Jersey will assist. The couple's romance began in their schooldays and survived six years apart as the groom studied for the ministry in St Louis and later served in Florida.
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Jamaica Plain
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Dickhart
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Delray
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St. Louis
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
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Keys
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Paul Loeber
Airship to Carry 1000 Built by Soviet Engineer
Riga reports from Moscow that the Soviet Government Inventions Commission will back designer Tchal kovsky's plan for a giant metal air ship capable of carrying 1000 people. No further details are provided, but the project is treated with seriousness and all available technical resources will be at his disposal.
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Riga
Moscow
Inventions Commission
Tchal«kovsky
Tehalkovsky
Pirates poised with strong 1914 World Series outfield trio
Special Correspondent notes Pittsburgh's outfield depth led by Cuyler Carey and Earnhardt, backed by Sam Rice and Washington support. Washington's robust defense and timely hitting anchor the unit, with Harris and McNeely competing for the remaining position. The piece praises speed, power, and base running across both teams.
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Fittaburgh Varid Washington
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Swithh Carey
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Carey
Washington
Sam Rice
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Cardy
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Earl McNeely
Joan Harris
McNeeley
Bucky Harris
Joe
Aries
War Clouds in Near East Rise as Turkish Recruits Called
News from Constantinople reports four classes of Turkish recruits aged 22 to 23 ordered to serve, amid tense exchanges with England over the Mosul question. Turkish papers say the mobilization is for national defense against any intrusions, while vowing Turkey will resist any seizure for oil interests.
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Near East
Constantinople
England
Mosul Queston
Turkey
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Mosul
Gay Young Blade Case Echoes Turbulent Marriage
TAVERPOOL Oct 1 Alfred Taw ard aged BG is cited for alleged broom strikes against his wife Sarah 79 who accuses him of dissipating her pension and gifting clothes to another woman. She also claims threats and arson risk toward her. Alfred defends by noting her age and alleged ineligibility for independence.
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Taverpool
Alfred Taward
Alfred
Sarah
Mitchell Attacks Aviation Policy At Congressional Hearing
Senator Mitchell attacks Navy and Army aviation policy citing Shenandoah and Mary MacMillan Arctic missions as proof of mismanagement. He blames non flying officers for failures and calls aviation a new science requiring specialized training while accusing officials of criminal negligence and coercion in testimony before a House board.
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Inspection of the State Re Supplies basement boiler
Fragmentary report notes a boiler inspection in a state supplies basement with a Reverend designation. The text references testing up to a capacity of about 185 pounds and mentions further inspections or tests to be conducted on related materials.
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Harrisburg
Sanus
Sills Granted Divorce Over Desertion Claim
Gladys B. Sills received a divorce decree against Milton Silla, alleging desertion. Sills testified he did not love her and left, citing lack of support and absence. The couple married in 1910 and had one child, Dorothy, as of 1924.
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Los Angeles
Gladys B. Sills
Milton Silla
Sills
Hava
Dorothy
Britain plans reforestation drive across 20 thousand acres
London reports a government forestry commission program to revive Britain's forest wealth. Nearly forty million trees will be planted annually as part of an effort to reforest vast areas thought to have been 20 000 acres, with a long term aim to restore timber resources and environmental health.
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London
Ted Chia
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