Washington Cha Mudd Eager Baseball Pioneer Comes Home
The text notes players and coaches linked to TU FER and Washington Cha, detailing a long career in college and summer leagues. It mentions a veteran catcher and endurance in travel, with references to Georgetown and the District of Columbia, and hints at a forthcoming December event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washngton
Cha
Ates Cole
Georher
Gaergetowo Dialverait
Niebene Town Son
Laplath
Beuthern Mary Fendeague
Gays on Warpath Meeting Highlights Prohibition Debate
In Steckford Illinois Oct 2 1919 speakers led by Dr Wilson warned against extension of prohibition linking it to liquor control and crime. The speech criticized A V Palrymple for weak enforcement in Chicago and urged firmer state action. Rev W W Tope condemned the anti prohibition stance and urged accountability.
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Steckford
Wilson
Stock River
Ohio
Bie
Toledo
W. W. Tope
Damon Avenue Methodist Church
Chicago
Dalrymple
Key
Dr Tope
Colt Ike
Woman Pleads for Deportation Amid Alleged Government Threats
Clara Unirolnt says police coerced her and threatens deportation if she asks for asylum. Witnesses recall a rabid anti government stance and a demand to be sent away. She claims she has given bounties to the government and pleads for relief as officers refuse to grant asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clara
United States
Milan Thinte
Ann Brrentoil
Highmon
Nicolat Benine
Walt
Officers Start War on Whisky Sixes
Prohibition officers begin a campaign to stop whisky smuggling into the country attracting tiger threats and nightly searches for alleged cylindered cars used to river Canadian whisky into Denver and Minot. Authorities say a firm operates along the border and will patrol harder until the operation is shut down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munoz
N. i
Get
Norii Dasola Prohibition Officita
Tiger
Canale
Hulomotilhs
Doputica
Metovun
Canada
Eniey
Denver
Colorado
Minot
Pola
K. L. Waltine
Poor Ethel in New York City Rent Scandal
A garbled report notes a New York City incident involving a woman named Ethel and a $49 monthly apartment. The text mentions a celebration and a questionable financial action linked to a masculine figure, with unclear details and dates.
Pope Receives Bishop in Historic Audience
A Vatican item reports Pope Benedict receiving Bishop Hilippineslands New Megevia in audience. The brief account notes the envoy’s report on church affairs, lineage, and prospects of reform under the pontiff’s guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monvigner Piers Dowoph Thurh
New Megevia Hilippineslands
Benedict
Tly Divoser
Census predicts U S population surpassing 105 million
Washington reports early census figures showing urban areas growing much faster than rural districts. Cities dominate projected population gains with big cities adding thousands, as rural growth slows and wartime wages draw rural residents to urban centers.
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Washington
Census Bureau
March Eurth
United States
Los
Price cutting to reach consumers, says federal board
The US federal market board reports wholesale price reductions spreading to retailers as demand improves and production nears normal. It notes rising efficiency in labor, higher output, and signs that business conditions are returning toward stability, though uncertainty remains about the overall recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cveneove Board
Unil
New York Broker Dies in Hospital from Burns and Fractures
The death toll from the Weil accident rose to 68 after Alfred J. Phipps 24 a New York City broker died in hospital from burns iron burns and fractures of the body. The fatal injuries followed the September 16 incident.
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New York
Weil
Alfred J. Phipps
New York City
Elereupeed Prompts Odd Morning Routine
A cryptic note describes a peculiar daily routine involving select meals and a strange phrase about a fungo habit. The text mentions mornings and a general sense of routine, with fragmented phrasing and unclear context.
Great Lakes Port Route Promoted at Port Authorities Meet
In Chicago on October 2 major General George W. Ginginethiela urged progress on Great Lakes to Gulf waterways and the St Lawrence route at the ninth annual convention of the American Association of Port Authorities. Delegates forecast the Great Lakes harbor becoming a great port system with development costs estimated up to 120,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George W. Cginethiela
Panama
American Association of Port Authrities
Great Lakes
Gulf
St. Hawrenge
Flour Prices Drop Across Minneapolis Mills
Flour under 12 dollars per barrel appears at multiple mills in Minneapolis today. One mill reports a drop to 11 dollars per barrel while another reduces from 19.56 to 12.15, signaling broad price relief for buyers.
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Minneapolis
Tour
Chilean Court Names Alessandri President in Tight Vote
The court of honor in Chile ruled in favor of Arturo Alessandri over Luis Barros Borgono with 177 electoral votes to 176, declaring Alessandri the president-designate for the liberal alliance. The decision follows contested claims over the presidency and reflects a razor-thin margin in the electoral tally.
Spanish Authors Organize Defense Amid Rising Paper Prices
Madrid and other Spanish authors, including Gel and French writers, form an association to defend their interests as high paper costs deter publishers from issuing new books. Albert Rase has retired after long service.
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Madrid
Gel
Plan by baseball leaders to form three man tribunal
Chicago Oct 2 a proposed superior tribunal with power over baseball would replace the national commission to police the game. Destined to be funded by world series receipts its three members would earn high salaries and its authority would extend to owners players and league presidents. Comiskey and others push the plan while Sox players Weaver McMullin and Risberg deny guilt and threaten legal defense as grand jury actions continue.
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James L. Kilgallen
United News
Chicago
National Commission
Landis
John J. Pershing
William Howard Taft
Hiram Johnson
Kenesaw M. Landis
Leonard Wood
William G. McAdoo
Charles A. Comiskey
White Sox
Barney Dreyfurs
Pittsburgh
William S. Veeck
Chicago Cubs
John J. McGraw
Mesident
Maanager
New York Nationals
Wit
Weaver
Comiskey
George Buck" Weaver
Fred McMullin
Charles
Risberg
Roman
Sox
Hove Risberg
Mentallin
Jackson
Jakson
Aed
Grand Jury
August Hermanny
Tomer
Methon Commission
Cincinnati Rede
William Veeck
te —_ ee
Erymond Pyveltyama
Te x Dents
Clyde Ijett
Crestor State Production Company
Herrmann
Hal Chase
Herale Zupmerman
New York
Lee Magee
Veeck
Vier Prettyman
Clominkey
Louis
Mamger Gleason
Chicago Primary Challenge Aims to Overturn Results
Attorneys representing John C. Oglowby, seeking the Republican nomination for governor, announced plans to appeal to Cook County Circuit Court to halt certification of Chicago primary returns. They claim improper handling and fraud affecting ballots cast in Chicago, with a suit to be filed imminently.
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Chicago
Attorneyn
John CO. Oglowby
Wat Bight
Circuit Court of
Cook County
Elas Smnall
U S Destroyer Call Strikes Mine at Riga Bay
Riga October 2 United States destroyer Call struck a mine while entering Riga Bay in the afternoon. No further details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
United States
Call
Riga Bay
Babe Ruth Injured in Car Collision Near Moyden
Babe Ruth traveling in a new roadster on the New Haven trunk highway at Moyden collided with a truck near the Valeeville culvert. Ruth and a passenger escaped with scratches after the wrecked car and steering post were damaged. Ruth was unhurt.
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Moyden
Conn
Babe Ruth
Springfield
Valeeville
New Haven
War Risk Insurance Increases Business Nationwide
Government policies valued over 3 million dollars have been reinstated or converted to ordinary life forms following veterans conventions in Cleveland Saratoga Springs and Washington. Bureau of War Risk Insurance reports 688 562 service members reinstate or convert by Sept 1 with potential for about one million more after follow up.
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Washington
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
American Legion
Cleveland
Twenty-seventh Veterans’s Association
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Veterans of Foreign Wars Association
Milwaukee
Richmond
Legion
Bureau
Army
Navy
Marine, Corps
Uncle Sam
Acts of Congress
British coal strike postponed to October 16
London October 2 The British coal strike is postponed again to October 16 while a nationwide ballot across miners federations is prepared. Owners offered a daily bump and a two shilling rise at higher output, delegates plan a local vote, with a national ballot slated for October 11 and 12 and a conference on October 14. Two thousand Welsh miners have begun an illegal strike amid the delay.
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London
Poles Rout Reds in Red Army Frontline Action
Polish forces rout Soviet units under pressure as the Third Soviet Army commander reports a waterfront advance faltering. The clash led to continued Soviet efforts to push back and stabilize positions on the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warde
Iriday
Five Firemen Injured In Lincoln Collision
Lincoln Nebraska fire chief Nell T. Bummarer was fatally injured and four firemen were badly hurt when a head on collision occurred at 2 40 p m Friday near the fire station on the corner of Wie eventh and 0 atranta.
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Lincoln
Neb
Get
Nell T. Bummarer Probibly
Aniela
Wieeventh
Leonard V6 Britton Bout Delayed by Cold Weather
A planned 10 round welterweight bout between Magny Leonard and Britten in Clovenod Ohio was postponed due to cold weather and travel issues. The event, tied to an American league schedule, faced delays as fighters waited for better conditions.
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Clovenod
Ohio
Magny Leonard
Ligametes Slamplop
Deck Britten
Rokeead Wa Gel b daew failure misreads
An unclear OCR fragment from a Wisconsin news page mentions a missed event or date. Names and places are obscured by garbled text, leaving only hints of a local incident or decision without clear actors or outcomes.
Playground Heais Urges Passage of Recreation Bill
E Dana manager of the national physical education service urges passage of the Fess Capper bill to allocate 10,000,000 to improve recreation facilities and opportunities for children. The proposal seeks to enhance physical education and facilities for underserved youth.
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Akiech
E. Dana
National Physical Education Service
Economic conditions in world improving
Bruswele October 1 distinct signs of improvement in economy are seen in countries most shaken by the great war with optimism for their future. Speakers at the international financial conference foresee a return to vigorous trade and harmony among nations as buyers and sellers regain balance.
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Bruswele
Foe
Mertorn
Henry Ell
Lloyd's Bank
Bendges
Fiel
Coolidge Urges Farm Prosperity at Houstonic Fair
Governor Calvin Coolidge, Republican vice presidential candidate, told the Houstonic Agricultural Society fair that farm prosperity is essential to national welfare. He warned that without agriculture the nation would perish and praised farming as the foundation of human activity.
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Grew Barrington
Miss
Ces
Tn Americas
Calvin Coolidge
Houstonic Acriculturel Sociery
Daylight Saving Ends in Denver Overnight
Denver clocks lost an hour as daylight saving formally ended at 2 AM and standard time was adopted. Sleepers gained an hour of sleep with the change on October 1.
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Denver
Irish Civilian Killed in County Cork Clash
Belfant Oct 1 A military patrol searching a lane in Lyseerroll County Cort was fired on by civilians. The force returned fire, killing one of the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfant
Lyseerroll
County Cort
King
Healthful Foods urged by doctors in city society
Physicians at the central society of physical therapeutics in Chicago recommend potato skins apple peels and sour milk as the best means of keeping the body clean. The panel stressed practical dietary choices for health and digestion.
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Chicagos
Oct. L
Central Society of Physical Therapeuticn
Japs to Visit U.S. to Prevent Claims
Tokio reports say Viscount Viocount and Viscount Privy Councilor will visit the United States to smooth tensions over Japanese American issues. The new agenda aims to prevent claims and ease the ongoing geopolitical frictions between the two nations.
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U. S
Tokio
Hunger strike enters ninth day for Terence MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney begins his ninth day of hunger strike in Landes Oc unit, reporting greater pain than at any time since imprisonment.
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Landes
Terence MacSwiney
M Ready to England Warphoned Dispatch
London reports Major General MacReady was warphoned from Ireland. A cabinet briefing notes police reprimands and the major declared today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
MacReady
Ireland
Baltic arrives with $7.6 million in gold bullion
The New York led Baltic from Liverpool and Queenstown returned home with bullion valued at 7.6 million dollars consigned to American bankers. The ship ran aground off Ambrose Channel during the voyage but escaped and headed in.
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New York
Liverpool
Queenstown
Ambrose
Grape Festival Highlights Planned in Kentfield
Kentfield Opt. hosts a festival featuring a home ballet performance and a community kick event emphasizing local traditions despite weather challenges. Participants include residents and local groups connected to the festival activities.
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Kenttield
Cal
London Lord Mayor Slips Into Unconsciousness in Jail
London reports Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney of Cork collapsed in Brixton jail after a sudden illness. Authorities say his condition remains grave with a possible momentary death. Government presses on with controversial Irish policy despite critics.
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London
Terence Mu
Swiney
Cork
Brixton
MacSwine
Hamar Greenwood
MacSy
Ireland
Neville MacReady
Island
Third Degree Testimony In Des Moines Banking Case
In Des Moines an associated case sees a third degree charge administered Friday afternoon in Judge McCall's court. Miller, associate superintendent of banking, testified regarding the examiner's connection with a packing company. Attorneys pressed for answers, calling witnesses and challenging the conduct of questioning as the court recessed until Monday morning. John Heather of Otumwa testified that clients owning stock valued at 163700 would consider settlements.
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Des Moines
McCall’s
Miller
Ander
George Mesaengeer
Beth
Examiner
Pack Ing Company
Hayner
Lin- den
The
Stain
Witnen
Packing Company
Hutchinson
George Mossenger
McCallad
MiNer
Banking Department
John Heather
Otiumwin
Ponzi Hearing Reveals Tangible Profit Figures
Boston reports auditor Charlew Piteahouse found no tangible profit in Ponzi operations despite declarations. John Dondero claimed 10 percent commissions on amounts, while Perex Lamb, Ponzi’s agent in Lawrence, said commissions totaled $209,000 from an original $604 investment to $200,000.
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Boston
Charles Ponzi
Charlew
Piteahouse
Pittenfouss
Cocnie
John Dondero
Pongi
Frosts General Across Mississippi Valleys Reported
Weather Bureau notes heavy frosts in upper Michigan and across the upper Mississippi, middle Missouri, and lower Missouri valleys with lighter frosts reaching Arkansas and Alabama. Lowest temps include record lows in several towns such as Tampa and Mobile with subfreezing readings.
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Weather Bureau
Upper Michigan
Upper
Mississippi
Middle
Lower Missouri
Kauss
Porthy Alabama
A. Athwate
Themenville
Mobile
Als
Jeckeonville
Mexican President Obregon to Visit Coyacate State
President Obregon of Mexico is reported to travel today to the state of Coyladea for a tale event. Local observers note the visit aims to address mineral charges and strengthen ties with regional leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Prentivae
Coylade
Mystery Fire Claims Names in Blurred Jersey Report
A fragmented late New Jersey notice reports a fire incident that destroyed belongings and mentions individuals including Mik, Ann Jean, and Seth. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate a fatal or damaging event at a residence.
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Teenten
N. J. Ger
Alfred
W. Lawebe
Gentillenwen
Mik
Ann Jean
Nethe Lawale
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Taft
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