Gamblers Plan Billing Despite UY Warning
Tenoring the grand jury warning, major pools plan bets on the 1920 World Series in Brooklyn and Chicago. Pools feature renamed player pools, with prizes based on players’ totals. DA vows action only if mails or express use is shown.
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Sullivan
Europe
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Harvey McClellan
Byrd Lynn
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Sox
Hosta
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Browns
Serson
T Comiskey
Five Hurt In Wreck Near Telluride Train Derailed
Five persons injured when a passenger train near Telluride Colorado derailed after leaving the track late Sunday night. Four cars ditched and held from a 100 foot embankment by the locomotive. Injured brought to a local hospital. cause under investigation.
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Ous Dary
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Here
Coolidge Addresses Bankers at Investment Meeting
Governor Coolidge opened the ninth annual gathering of Investment Bankers in Boston, welcoming delegates from across the country to the Atlantic American group event.
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Boston
Coolidge
Amecion
Germany Fights to Avoid Famine in Bitter Winter
From Herlin Oct 6 a United News Staff report warns Germany faces a difficult winter as coal shortages and rising unemployment bite. Officials fear economic disruption despite some food relief, with plans to preserve order amid possible unrest in Silesia and Ruhr.
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United News
The
Republic
Germany
Joan
Upper Silesia
Silesia
Ruhr
Anti Suffragists Still Fighting Anti Suffragists
Washington Dcc The United States supreme court will hear next Monday an injunction request against the secretary of state and the attorney general to stop the suffrage amendment proclamation and enforcement. The court of appeals reaffirmed Justice Halley of the Warrior court in denying the injunction.
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United States Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Attorney General
Court of Appeals
Halley
Warrior Court
Sugar prices dip as New York handles cheapest auger sale
New York on October 6 reports raw sugar auger sold for the year’s lowest price. A local operator paid 35 000 bags for immediate shipment. The lowest previous price was recorded on February 24.
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New York
Sugar Prices Hit New Low for Year in New York Markets
New York reports new low prices for the year in both raw and refined sugar. Raw sugar trades at 8.61 per pound duty paid while refined sugar quotes around 12% per pound. Wholesale buyers in Chicago note a 6 percent decline over the past month.
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New York
Oct. B
Mederal
Byxar Refining Company
Chicago
Ile Pute i
Nebraska Man Given New Honors by Pope
Appointment of several American clergymen to new dignities announced from the Vatican. Monsignor Arthur Lane of Oregon City Oregon is named apostolic prothonotary. Lawrence L Dunphy of Monainer Hutton Med is named da. Wather Patrick J Kenn of Ontal Cals is named apetitiaory.
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Get
Ue Vaticun
Arthur Lane
Oregon City
Ore
Lawrence L. Dunphy
Monainer Hutton, Med
da- Wather
Patrick J. Kenn
Ontal
Chicago Booze Theft Probe Sparks Police Involvement
A Chicago liquor theft case ties 60 policemen and saloonkeepers to a Whisky exchange operating near City Hall. Police Captain John Ryan says officers will be removed if needed to uncover those involved, with names including Mike De Pike Heitler and figures tied to the whisky market.
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Stony Chive Tribune
Chicago
Mike de Pike
Helter
Robert Pearlman
Mickey Frank
Oeen
John Ryan
Mnglewood
John Fitzmtuck
John Miller
Morria Joy
Miller
Walter J. O Brien
Greenberg
Heltfer
Pearlman
Rich widow found beaten and robbed in Massachusetts
In Scituate Massachusetts Mrs Estelle Tyler Warner widow of Prof Adolph Warner of Amherst Agricultural College was found unconscious and badly injured at her summer home in Country Way Haupt. Police sought Ralph Lopes her former chauffeur after money and her car vanished. Neighbors heard a car depart at midnight Friday and Lopes is sought on the case.
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West Harwich
Italian Socialists Join Internationale in Split
Rome Oct 4 The socialist party executives voted seven to six to join Lenin's Third Internationale a move shocking conservatives and signaling a likely three way split in the party Moderates Turalli Modigliani and other reformers appear sidelined as revolutionaries communists and reform factions contend for control
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Imports From Europe Above Exports Again
Washington October 4 The flow of goods to the United States from Europe rose in August while shipments from the United States to Europe fell The commerce department reported that imports from European countries totaled 114 million dollars in August up from 66 million a year ago while exports to Europe were 292 million dollars down from 417 million in August 1919 The trade balance favored the United States by 179 million dollars for the month
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United States
Europe
Alantic
Department of Commerce
Grain Prices Fall as Mills Cut Barrel Costs
Minneapolis reports a downward trend in flour prices as mills slash barrel costs. One mill drops from 12.16 to 11.55 per barrel while Whigh lowers to 11.80, citing weak wheat markets as the cause.
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More Cotton Ginned This Year Than Last
The Census Bureau reports 2,243,030 running bales ginned prior to Sept 25, with 646 round bales and small counts of Egyptian and Hawaiian varieties, in the second annual report for the season ending Sept 26.
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Get
Heweland
Couvtis Bureau
Seneui Luwt
Eight Indicted in War Risk Insurance Graft Case
Washington October 6 eight persons face federal indictments over alleged theft of thousands from world war veterans. Prosecution says war risk employees took funds from soldiers by promising to secure higher insurance settlements. Named defendants include William Salisbury Jr Buffalo David M Griswold Brooklyn Daniel B O Keefe New Britain Conn and Patrick O Brien Des Moines.
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Washington
William Salisbury, Jr
Buffalo
David M. Griswold
Brooklyn
Daniel B. O'Keefe
New Britain, Conn
Patrick O'Brien
Dex Moines
Grba Murder Case Heads To Jurors In Mason City
In Mason City Iowa October 5 the Grba murder trial enters final stages with defense evidence suggesting police used third degree methods to obtain confessions The defense also questioned the state star witness Charles Smanko and featured Nick Negomier a brick company employee as part of the defense push to cast doubt on the explosion that killed Mike Baldizar The proceedings point to a verdict anticipated by Tuesday night with opening arguments concluded and accusations against law officers aired by J F Williams attorney for the defense.
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Nick Gries
Mike Baldizar
Nick Negomier
Mason City Brick and Tile Company
Charles Smanko
Grbha
Charles Smunke
J. F. Willams
Grba
Mars
Tom Locke
Mike Haldizar
Brianko
Aviators Die In Stratford Plane Crash In Golf Course
Martford Conn Oct 6 Lieut Arthur C Wagner of Wayburn Sas katchewan was killed and Lieut Commander William Mergill Corry Jr commanding officer of the aviation section of the Atlantic fleet was seriously injured when an airplane they rode in crashed to the ground on the Stratford golf course late Sunday.
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Arthur C. Wagner
Wayburn
Saskatchewan
William Mergill Corry, Jr
Startford Golf Course
Plane catches speeders over Denver in aerial observation
Louis Uland a veteran traffic squad member announced the first airplane patrol over Denver proved successful. He said it is easier to spot speeders from the air and the operation took place on Sunday and Monday.
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Louis Uland
Eldier
Uland
New Wrench Law Grants Artists Heirs 40 Year Rights
The new Wrench law provides painters and sculptors with perpetual rights to their works for 40 years after the artist dies. Heirs receive control and potential income from the artworks during this period.
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Painian
Eculptora
Belgium bars Caillaux and Paitlaux from racing in Belgium
The report notes Caillaux banned from Belgium after charges of commerce with the enemy and exile in Spain. Paris premier Paitlaux not allowed another start in Belgium as authorities refuse entry. A separate item states a reckless Los Angeles driver was sentenced to ten days in jail.
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Caillaux
Paris
Joseph Paitlaux
France
Pasaparin
Cailllauz
Spain
Los Angeles
Crane services honor Winthrop Crane with simple funeral
Funeral services for Winthrop Murray Crane were held at his Dalton home with a hymn and brief prayer as requested by the former Massachusetts senator. Hundreds of mourners from Berkshire and beyond attended as mills and businesses closed in Dalton and Pittsfield. Honorary bearers included Taft, Governor Coolidge, Lt. Governor Cox, and other political leaders, with many guests arriving from New York.
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Winthrop Murray Crane
Mra. Crane
Massachusetts
Berkshire County
Sugar Hill
Berkshire
Dalton
Pittsfield
Crane
Ralph W. Timberlake
Crang Mill
Taft
Calvin Coolidge
Channing H. Cox
Henry Cabot Lodge
John W. Weeks
John L. Bates
Samuel W. McCall
New York
Man and Wife Killed by Train in Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Kelly of Tiancoin were killed Monday afternoon when struck by Marlington Train No 2 eastbound at a crossing near Greenwood Nebraska. The bodies were taken to Lincoln. Mr Kelly was brother of Mrs John Fitzgerald widow of the former president of the Irish National League of America. The accident occurred east of Greenwood near the elevator as the couple waited for a freight to pass on the eastbound track.
Two Aviators Injured In Lincoln Air Crash
An airplane from Galina Kansas, bound for Le Mans Indiana, crashed near Lincoln Nebraska at about 3 p m Monday after a tall spin injuring two youth occupants Max Short with scalp wounds and Victor Alsop with broken legs Alsop possibly trapped under the machine Both are in a Lincoln hospital
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Neb
Max Short
Victor Alsop
Alsop
Galina
Kun
LeMans
Lincoln Hospital
Speedwell sinks in tropical hurricane off Cuba
Captain Charlies Johnson of the Speedwell goes down with his ship during a tropical hurricane. The vessel with 14 survivors was reported by naval authorities as it neared Santiago, Cuba, after departing from Lake Superior. Cool in commercial quantities is found in two states and territories.
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Charlies Johnson
Speedwell
Naval
Lake Superior
Santiago
Cuba
United
Kaiser Taxes Heavy Despite Dutch Delay
The Hague reports the Dutch government, after a long probe into the former emperor's resources, requiring 1.6 million guilders yearly income tax. Officials acknowledge income is reduced by exchange rates and have granted a deferral until November 1 for a final decision.
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Food prices to Indiana institutions fall up to sixty percent
Prices charged to state institutions in Indiana show drops ranging from one to sixty percent, reflecting lower procurement costs and possible supplier adjustments. Details remain unclear from fragmented OCR text.
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Chicago Market Scored by Growers Over Prices and Tenets
The Alinota Agricultural association, near 100000 Illinois farmers, says Chicago fruit and vegetable markets are a treacherous yet efficient system that harms producers and consumers. A study officer reviewed prices at South Water Street and Randolph markets and local grocery stores, noting little relation between grower receipts and consumer prices. The investigator reported produce dumped as growers could not accept offered prices.
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Alinota Agricultural Association
Illinois
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Randolph
Mob in Pittsburgh Rocks Hill District Police Station
Police and reserves faced a mob of about 1600 in Pittsburgh's Hill district as they tried to free four prisoners two whites and two negroes captured during clashes between white men and Black residents. The incident began after a white man bumped a Black man and the ensuing scuffle drew both communities into a large confrontation.
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France and Germany to Resume Direct Negotiations
The French foreign office announced that Franco German talks would resume, aiming at a final plan to settle reparations within the Versailles framework. The negotiations are to be conducted under the principles set in the Versailles treaty.
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France
Germany
Foreign Office
Versailles
Arrest of alleged slayer in Mindee Arizona case
Pedro Mes, identified by officers as the slayer of Constable A. Lk. Shep pard in Mindee on September 16, was arrested today by Mexican officials in Naco Sonora, nine miles from Mindee. He will be given a hearing by Mexican authorities Wednesday morning.
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Ships sale announced by Shipping Board
The Shipping Board announced an agreement by Louis M. Atha of New York to buy ten LO composite vessels totaling 40 000 deadweight tons for 1 400 000 dollars. The sale completes a major fleet disposition on record.
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Washington
Louis M. Atha
New York
Shipping Board
Dealing With Bolshevists and a Patch of Odd Verse
From the London Spectator, a critique of engaging with Bolshevists including Litvinoff and Kameneff, noting failed promises and deception. Comical verse and a financial appeal follow, mentioning Harold Munro, Clare Larton, Karion, and a League of Nations call for £20000 to aid Poland and Cuba in a typhus outbreak.
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Arthur Balfobr Haw
Poland
Culivia
Irish reprisals widen after Sinn Fein raid
Dublin reports new acts of reprisals following a Sinn Fein raid to burn a police barracks at Wrench Park in County Hammonn. Police and military used motor lorries to strike back Sunday, burning two shops and the homes of four farmers with bombs and fire. Crepe and property were destroyed. a Gaelic leader’s home and furniture were burned. a farmer was stabbed.
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Wrench Park
County Hamommon
Alt
Robins Take Lead In Close Sherri Smith Chase
A crowded Brookline crowd watched Sherri Smith lead the Robins as they surged ahead in a tense water feature game. Notes from the play describe Caldwell and Griffith at bat, Wheat on base, and a series of rapid exchanges that keep fans on edge.
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Toek Griffith
Sewell
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Chapman
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Zack Wheat
Tle
Greffith
Wheaton
Tom Hareeneet
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