Yankees Triumph in World Series Climax Over Giants
In a dramatic World Series game five, the Yankees edged the Giants 8 to 2 as Bullet Joe Bush dominated on the mound. Meusel sparked the offense with key hits including a three-run shot, while Bentley and Ward produced crucial runs to seal the victory. the series stood 3 games to 2 in New York’s favor.
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The Star
New-York
Yanks
McGrawmen
Joe’ Bush
Meusel
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Weather forecast and conditions for Indianapolis area
Forecast notes fair Tuesday with improved temperature and winds. Yesterday was humid with a high near 98 and a low around 60. Precipitation minimal, barometer steady, sunrise and sunset routine. data includes humidity and temperature readings for the local region.
Cornerstone Laid for Elks New Club in Meridian Street
The cornerstone ceremony for a new $1,000,000 Elks clubhouse at Meridian and St. Chur streets drew high lodge officials and national guests. James G. McFarland of Watertown and Indiana Senator James E. Watson spoke as the box of emblematic lodge items and documents were sealed inside the cornerstone.
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St. Chur street
lodge
James G. McFarland
Watertown
of the Elks
Meridian street
Hubert 8. Riley
Mr. McFarland
James FE. Watson
United States
Indiana
Joseph T. Fanning
New York City
Willam S. English
Indianapolls
Fred ©. Ropinson
Chiago
Robert A. Scott
Linton
Ind
John Haplin
Kansas City
John K. Burch
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lloyd R. Maxwell
Chicago
Arrelgos
McFarland
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Elks, lodge
Elks order
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Elke
Elks
Elka
Japan
tienator Watson
Indianapolis
English
Elks lodge
Thdiana
Frank S.C. Wicks
Indianapolla
Elke lodge
Elke Inde
Riley
corner stone laving committee
Leonard M. Quill
Frank g2 Shellhoure
Ralph A. Lamcke
Frank Wampler
Two Dead And Scores Hurt In California Blaze
James F. Taggart reports forest fires near Los Angeles cost at least two lives and up to 81 million dollars in damage. Victims Clarence E. Edwards of Glendale and Joseph McGahn of Sycamore Canyon were found dead. Pasadena was saved by 4000 firefighters. The fire scorched seven by three miles within Glendale and Verdugo foothills, destroying homes and injuring five firemen. Resources included city, county, federal firefighters and volunteers. Cont page three.
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LOS ANGELES
Cal
Universal Service
CLARENCE E. EDWARDS
Glendale
JOSEPH M'GABN
Sycamore canyon
Montrose
Pasadena
Eire
Verdugo Woodlands
Verdugo Park
Verdug
Lloyd George Itinerary Revised For U S Tour
News confirms revised plans for David Lloyd George in the United States as health prompts changes. Stops reduced in Boston and Scranton, others shifted with Minneapolis first, then Mooseheart, Chicago, St. Louis, Louisville and Indianapolis among cities, with speeches and meetings noted and a London return target set for Parliament’s November opening.
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WINNIPEG
Manitoba
Universal Service
David Lloyd George
United States
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foreell
Canada
Moose order
Labor
Davis
Chicago
Springfeld
St. Louis
Thousands Face Hunger in Greece Refugees Face Winter Crisis
A cable from Queen Elisabeth of Greece read to the American Friends of Greece reports that unless relief arrives, thousands of Asia Minor refugees, already aided by Red Cross and Near East Relief, will die this winter in Greece from hunger, exposure, and lack of medicines.
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Elisabeth
Greece
Asia Minor
American Frienda of
Anna Minor
Elzabeth
Furnas to Erect New Building Here
Furnas Ice Cream Company plans a four story brick steel and stone facility at 127 184 North Alabama street to house offices manufacturing and shipping. The project costs about 90000 and will include new equipment a 2000 000 gallon annual capacity and expanded refrigeration with a 100 ton plant plus two driveways and two elevators. Company leaders include L Furnas Hamilton J M Antrim W B Griffith C J Hugo and Walter Kemper with plants in several cities and total ice cream capacity of 2900000 gallons yearly.
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Columbus
Akron
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Terre Haute
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Lancashire
Auburnn
Elkhart
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L. Furnas Hamilton
J. M. Antrim
Wiliam B Griffith
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Pinchot Blames Prohibition Failure on Poor Enforcement
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania declares the prohibition law failed due to lack of concerted nationwide enforcement, bribes among Federal agents, and political influence. He urges presidential leadership to reorganize enforcement, curb disobedience near the capital, and revise Federal permit systems to stop liquor streams into the country. The remarks, delivered at a Washington citizenship conference, emphasize the need for direct executive control and a temporary, centralized enforcement structure.
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Pinchot
Pennsylvania
United States
Copether
Federal
agenta
Ita
Two Vets Dead Fate Mystery
Cleveland dispatch reports two Civil War veterans Samuel Harvey aged 70 and Horace W. Impson aged 77 found dead in a Sandusky hut near the Ohio Soldiers Home. Authorities note facial pallor and consider possible strangulation as a cause while coroner Leblica investigates poisoning fumes and potential foul play connected to pension funds and a card game dispute.
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Samuel Harvey
Horace W. Impson
Ohio Soldiers’ and gaslors
Sandusky
J. Lebiley
Erle county
Shipwreck survivors tell of lone sailor from Fidget disaster
New Orleans reports the sinking of the Fidget off Breton Island in the Gulf of Mexico on Oct 7. Only one crew member, Rengdard Johan Olsen Rydmington of Norway, survived after drifting for seven days on a raft with no food or fresh water. He was found near a Chicago lodge and taken to a quarantine station, recalling the crew being lashed to the raft as the vessel sank.
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Gulf of Mexico
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Oglethorpe Body Case May Reach British Lords
Cranham England Oct 14 The transfer of Gen James Oglethorpe’s body from Cranham to Atlanta may go to the House of Lords. Dr Thornwell Jacobs president of Oglethorpe University says he will appeal to the ecclesiastical Court of Arches and possibly the Privy Council if needed. The parish council backs removal while some Cranham presidents protest to the Home Office.
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House of Lords
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Gen. Orlethorpe
Atlanta
Two Trains Crash Injures Many in Fog near Harrisburg
An express train collided with a passenger train near Ash Spur, seven miles south of Harrisburg, injuring 19 with nine critically. Fog-impaired signals cited as cause. Miss Edna Stafford and J. E. Bourke among the injured. four cars of each train damaged and the engines derailed.
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Ninetteen
Pennsylvania Sea
Aish Spire
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Edna Stafford
Leetedais
J. E. Bourke
Philadelphia
Pullman
Necray Absence Sparks Death Talk In Indiana
Rumors spread that Governor Warren T. McCray was killed or injured after he left Indianapolis without notice. William P. Evans, the governor’s son-in-law, denied the reports, saying McCray is well and will return tomorrow morning. Federal probe into Kentland Bank’s closing looms as officials discuss investigations by the Department of Justice. In other news, Mihari volcano on Oshima inland erupts again with smoke and lava.
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William P. Evans
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Chicago
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United States
Department of Justice
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Oshima
Mrs Stokes Gains New Depositions In Missouri Case
Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes travels from Boonville to New York after depositions in Missouri amid divorce suit by her husband W E Stokes. Fifteen witnesses testified yesterday that she was seen with Edgar Wallace. Stokes seeks credibility challenges to claims of visits to Bunceton. Attorney Tandor Shapiro calls Missouri deposition the most effective move yet in defense.
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Helen Elwood Stokes
W. E, DD. Stokes
New York
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Edgar Wallace
Tandor Shapiro
Meacrvey
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Car Brought to Stop Direct ly in Path of Speeding Big Four Passenger
A car was halted directly in the path of a speeding Big Four passenger locomotive. Seven people were killed instantly, one died in a hospital, and another passenger was badly hurt while being taken to hospital.
Nine die as car meets Big Four train near Brookfield
Shelbyville dispatch reports nine members of the same family riding in a seven passenger car were killed when it was struck by a Big Four passenger train at a Brookfield crossing twelve miles northwest of town. Driver J W Means 60 and Mrs Jennie Means 45 perished along with seven relatives including Byron 14 Mary Rosamond 7 Madge Brinton 27 Golda Gaither 19 Martha Gaither 21 Jessie McGuire 28 and Marjorie McGuire 7. Roy Brinton survived with injuries. The group from Brookfield had attended Sunday school at the First Baptist Church. Witnesses said the car halted on the tracks before the impact. Details describe the wreckage and the disintegration of the auto and bodies. The train crew included Engineer George Diver and Conductor E Kennedy. The article continues on page three.
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