Detroit Tigers Pirates World Series clash reports cold Pittsburg game
Detroit faced Pittsburg in a struggle played amid cold, wet weather with Detroit earning a 6 4 win and Braves star Jones Clarke Crawford homering for Detroit while Schmidt and Summers exchanged blows on the mound. The narrative notes players’ orders, substitutions, and fines for managerial protests as both sides roared toward a tense finish in Pittsburg.
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Pirates
Tigers
Detroit
National Commission
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Jennings
Seriis
Adams
Summers
Cobb
Buffalo
Ohio
Toledo
Cleveland
Canada
Camnttz
Leach
Gibson
Miller
Kiem
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railway
Edward Sces Submits Win In Cesarewitch Race
London October 13 Kig Edward sent Submit home first in the Cesarewitch stakes at Newmarket a premier race this season Dibs ran second and Rayrot third from seventeen runners The king whose turf winnings exceed 200000 dollars this season had several entrants at Newmarket
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Kig Edward
Newmarket
Dibs
Rayrot
the King
Daisy Rich Brings Suit for Divorce
Dafey M. Rich files for divorce from Sylvester Rich alleging cruelty and seeking custody of two children. The action is listed in the court records and notes pending custody arrangements.
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Daisy Rich
Dafey_ M. Rich
Sylvester Rich
Voters Practice Voting On New Election Machines
The board of election commissioners chaired by City Clerk McNulty with John Weaver and Walter Tingle met to decide how school commissioner candidates will be voted on the machines. McNulty aims to place machines in engine houses, the courthouse, and political clubs for voter practice, hoping to have some available by Saturday. One machine will be at the Democratic club and another at the Marton club.
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John Weaver
Walter Tingle
Democratic Club
Marton Club
Indianapolis
Pew
Detectives Close In On Woodhouse Fraud Scheme
Detectives bind William Woodhouse as he faces a $300 bad check in Indianapolis. He allegedly used $100 from the Denison hotel transaction to fund a stock venture and instrument sales. Mrs Fairchild admits writing the check but denies knowledge of broader fraud. Woodhouse’s past as a generous spender and calm demeanor is noted while authorities trace physicians who enrolled in his company and hints of further schemes emerge.
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Denison
Mra Anne Fairebird
Woodhouse
Tt T& Said
Wre
Indianapolis
Hi Associates
Minneapolis
Fairchild
Sys
Woohouse
Mayor vetoes annexation of Broad Ripple
Indianapolis mayor Bookwalter vetoed the ordinance to annex Broad Ripple, signaling the death of the plan. He said growth must wait for revenue and cited lack of city services in the area. City Controller Breu alg opposed the measure, calling the annexation imprudent.
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Broad Ripple
Breualg
Councar
Indianapolis
Mrosd Rippte
City of
Forty-second Street
Jury Finds for T. Taggart in $38,000 Damage Suit
A jury in superior court returned a verdict for Thomas Taggart after about three and a half hours deliberating Wednesday. The suit, brought by Mrs. Jennie Matthews, alleged serious injuries from an automobile collision caused by Taggart. Matthews was represented by her attorneys, noted as being Black. Taggart was defended by Charles E. B. Cox.
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Thomas Taggart
Jennie Matthews
Taggart
Sun Baseball Extras Dominate World Series Coverage
The Sun's complete baseball extras deliver every play with box scores and Tad cartoons as key features. Extras go on sale today and tomorrow, tied to Bennett perk and Forbesfield newsrooms. The world championship series stands two games to two, with high interest.
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Bennett Perk
Detroit
Forbesfield
Pittsburg
Tad
the Sun
Arson case against former G. P. McGougall watchman
Otto Truhann, longtime watchman, faced criminal court on arson charges for setting a factory blaze that destroyed the G. P. McGougall plant causing about $15,000 in losses. He pleaded guilty with an insanity plea, with further testimony scheduled as relatives testify to his condition. He claimed overwork drove him to light the fire, then he returned home and slept. Police arrested him after the blaze, and he confessed at the station.
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Otto Truhann
G. P. McGougall
Trehann
P. McDougall
Truhann
Sweet Potatoes Start Quarrel Husband Fined
Mrs. Holman Johnson testified that her husband struck her after he accused her of attention to another man, saying he pushed her over a chair when she had already bought potatoes. Judge Whallen fined Johnson 20 and sentenced him to ten days in the workhouse.
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Whallen
Woman Indicted and Surrenders in County Court
Emma La Londe learned she had been indicted for receiving stolen goods and surrendered in criminal court on Wednesday. She asked for dinner while Deputy Prosecutor Frank Baker noted no warrants had yet been issued for her.
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Frank Baker
Burglars Fail After Bold Attempts at Meridian Street Homes
Burglars have made several attempts to break into the home of John Higgins on Meridian Street during the past weeks but were frightened away each time. They also tried 937 North Meridian Street on different occasions without success.
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John Higgins
N. N. Meridian Street
Mr. Higgins
N. Meridian Street
Peaghee Sues Traction Co Over Transfer Refusal
Harrison Peaghee filed suit in Indianapolis Wednesday seeking $1,000 damages from Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co. He alleges a transfer from the Meridian car line to the Weston line was refused by a conductor who said the transfer had not been punched properly. Feachee says he was removed from the car.
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Auit
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Co
Westondianapolis Lne
Feachee
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