Gamblers Plan Pool Gambling Amid World Series Warning
A pre World Series report notes bettors prepare pools in Chicago and across major cities despite grand jury warnings. Pools list Consolidated and other syndicates, with Brooklyn and Cleveland players named on new slips. District Attorney Clyne says action depends on proof of mail or express distribution.
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James L. Kilgallen
Brooklyn
Chicago
Consolidated
Home Run
Lucky Strike
Great Western
Citizens
Fair Play
Derby
Blue Island
World
Leader
Horseshoe
Cleveland
Cheago
Charles F. Clyne
United News
Maclay Hoyne
John J
Muggsy
Brown
the Brown
New York
Sullivan
Head
Europe
Lynn
Harvey McClellan
Byrd Lynn
White Sox
McClellan
Indians
Sid Lynn
Sox
Pete
Boston
St. Louis
Browns
Preident Comiskey
Five Hurt In Wreck Near Tallurie Colorado
Five persons were injured and 20 narrowly escaped when a Southern Pacific train derailed 46 miles north of Tallurie Colorado late Sunday night. Four cars toppled into a 100 foot embankment but the locomotive stayed on the rails to hold them. Injured were taken to a hospital. cause of the accident is not yet known.
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Talluride
Colo
Perwe
Guy White Hk “Rando
Uthern P.rwennerloin
Here
Governor Coolidge Opens Hawkers of America Convention
Governor Coolidge opened the ninth annual convention of the Hawkers of America in Boston Ontario addressing delegates from across the nation and welcoming them to Massachusetts.
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Boston
Ont
Alovernor Coolidge
Americs
Weahivaten Report On 1020 Department Year Totals
Partially legible notes show totals around 49 138 000 in currency, tied to the department's year end. The fragment mentions 1020 and a summary of annual figures with unclear context and missing names.
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Wales
Germany Fights to Avoid Famine
Berlin reports a grim winter ahead as Germany faces rising unemployment and coal shortages. Officials warn of drastic measures, with forced loans and currency instability looming while coal supply and production struggle to meet demand.
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Germany
Berlin
United News
The
Republic
Fine
Spa
Upper Silesia
Silesia
Ruhr
Supreme Court Appeal Aims to Fast-Track Woman's Suffrage Case
Washington reports the United States Supreme Court will hear an injunction request next Monday to block the secretary of state and attorney general from proclaiming or enforcing the woman suffrage amendment before the national election. The court of appeals action reaffirms Justice Bailey's prior denial in the warriet court.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Agennat
Secretary of State
Court of Appeals
Justice Bailey
Warriet Court
New York Market Sees Record Low Cuban Dugan Sale
A New York operator secured a low price for Cuban dugan at immediate shipment. The report notes the price as the lowest yet, with reference to prior quotations and dates.
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New York
New low prices reported in raw and refined sugar markets
New York reports record low prices for raw and refined sugar this morning. Raw sugar sells at 8.5 percent duty paid and refined at 12 cents a pound, with declines noted across the market as wholesale interests from Chicago and beyond adjust to lower costs.
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New York
Hederal Suxor
Conway
Nebraska Man Receives New Honors From Pope
Home city reports Arthur Lane of Oregon City Oregon has been named apostolic prothonotary and Lawrence J Dunphy of Lincoln Nebraska has been appointed domestic prelate. The Vatican announcement confirms these American clergy receive high church distinctions.
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Nebraska
Pope
Vatican
Police tied to Chicago whisky theft probe
Police arrest several men in a $175000 illicit whisky robbery involving 60 officers and saloonkeepers. Complainant names Englewood official John Ryan, while a curb market whisky exchange operates daily in front of Walter O Briens saloon near city hall with figures like Mike De Pike Heitler and the Rosenwalds. Investigators seek Greenberg, said to be allied with Heifer and Pearlman.
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Chicago
Mike de Pike
Toitler
Mickeys
Frank
Chicare
Peres Caupiniy
John Ryan
Englewood
Oier
John Fitayattck
John Aifiler
Cmd
Morris Joy
Garrity
Ryan
Greenberg Wio
Heiffer
Pearlman
Rich widow found beaten and robbed in Egypt Massachusetts
Mrs Estelle Tyler Warner widow of Prof Adolph Warner Amherst Agricultural College was found unconscious and injured in her Country Way summer home Egypt Mass A search was issued for Ralph Lopes her former chauffeur believed to have fled with money and the widow’s car Neighbors heard a car depart at midnight Friday Lopes is of Portuguese descent from West Harwich Massachusetts
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Ralph Lopes
Warner
West Harwich
Italian Socialists Join Internationale in Split
Rome reports the socialist party executives voted to join the Third International. The move accepts Lenin's radical demands including propagandizing the army to spark rebellion, shocking conservatives. A split appears likely with moderates ousted and three parties forming: revolutionary, communists, and reformists likely to lead.
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Rome
Italy
Socialist Party
Lenin
Turat
Modiglinn
Revolutionary
Communists
Reform
Imports From Europe Above Exports Again
Washington reports a rise in August in U S imports from European countries to 114 million dollars while exports to Europe total 293 million. The trade balance favors the United States at 179 million dollars for the month, compared with the prior year.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Atlantic
Department of Commerce
Flour Prices Fall Amid Mill Cuts in Minneapolis
Flour prices continued to fall as mills reduced quotations by 10 to 60 cents a barrel for family patents. One large mill cut to $11.55, another dropped 10 cents to $11.80, amid a low wheat market that drives the decline.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Millery May
Ex Yankees Indicted Over War Veterans Graft
A federal grand jury in Washington returned indictments against eight prison officials accused of taking thousands of dollars from World War II veterans. The charges allege soldiers were defrauded through promises of enhanced war risk insurance settlements. Indicted include William F. Salisbury Jr of Buffalo David M. Griswold of Brooklyn Daniel J. O'Keefe of New Britain Conn and Patrick O'Brien of Des Moines.
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Washington,d
William F. Salisbury, Jr
Buffalo
David M. Gris
Grba Murder Case to Jurors Today in Iowa
Mason City Iowa October 6 jurors begin hearing the Grba murder trial with defense evidence and closing arguments. Nick Grba stands accused of killing Mike Baldizar by dynamite explosion as testimony points to Charles Smanko as a key suspect amid accusations of police coercion.
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Mason City
Nick Gria
Mike Baldizar
Nick Newomier
Mason City Brick and Tile Company
Charles Smanko
Grba
Charles Smianko
J. F William
Marsh
Tom Locke
Mike Haldizar
Arage
Hmanko
Hartford Officers Die In Plane Crash On Ashford Course
Lieut Arthur C. Wagner of Wayboro Bax katehowan was killed and Lieut Commander William Merrill Corry Jr commanding officer of the aviation section of the Atlantic fleet was seriously injured when their airplane crashed on the Ashford golf course late Sunday.
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Hartford
Conn
Arthur C. Wagner
Wayboro
Baxkatehowan
William Merrill Corry
Ashford Golf Course
Airplane speeders spotted in Denver success
Denver officials hailed the first airplane observation of speeding motorists as a success Monday after weekend flights over the city led by Louie Oland head of the wattles squad. Oland said it was easy to spot the violators from the air.
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Denver
Louie Oland
Oland
More Cotton Ginned This Year Than Last
Washington reports the Census Bureau second ginning tally before Sept 26 shows 2,249,050 running bales produced. Among these totals 665 are round balers and 1,865 from American Egyptian cotton, with 43 Heminland bales.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Beuveland
New Protection Law Extends Art Work Rights 60 Years
A new law secures perpetual protection for painters and sculptors, granting their works a 60 year posthumous copyright term after the artist's death. The act aims to preserve creative rights and ensure income for estates.
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Artiat
Belgium Refuses Caillaux Passport Start in Belgium
Joseph Caillaux former French premier is denied passport requests in Belgium and will not be allowed to begin any act in the country. He was banished on charges of commerce with the enemy and has since resided in Spain as a week driver of Los Angeles car care.
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Belgium
Caillaux Puri
Joseph Caillaux
France
Caillaux
Spain
M. Litvinoff
M. Kameneff
Moscow
Corrupthen Ane Corlerne
Funeral honors for Winthrop Murray Crane at Dalton home
Large turnout of national leaders and Berkshire residents marked the Monday funeral service for former Massachusetts senator Winthrop Murray Crane. Governor Coolidge and Lt Governor Cox attended along with Taft in an honorary line of mourners.
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Dalton Mass
Winthrop Murray Crane
Berkshire County
Sugar Hill
Berkshire Rgion
Dalton
Pittsfield
Crane
Tlili
Ralph W. Timberlake
Crame Mill
Taft
Massachusets
Calvin Coolidge
Channing H. Cox
Miawsachnesetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
John W. Weeks
John L. Bates
Samuel W. McCall
New York
Man and Wife Die Struck by Train in Nebraska
Lineal Neb Oct 5 Mr and Mrs Kelly of Lincoln were killed Monday afternoon when hit by Burlington train No 2 eastbound at a crossing near Greenwood The bodies were taken to Lincoln late Monday The Kellys brother of Mrs John Fitzgerald widow of former president of the Irish National League of America The accident occurred east of Greenwood near the elevator Mr Kelly drove onto the eastbound track and stopped to let a freight train pass not noticing the passenger train approaching.
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Lineal
Neb
Kelly
Lincoln
Burlington Tain No
Greenwood
Kellys
John Fitzgerald
Irish Nathongal League of America
Two Aviators Injured In Grounded Plane Crash
Two youths, Max Short and Victor Alsop, suffered injuries when their airplane crashed to the ground after a tail spin near Lineol Nebraska. Short sustained minor wounds while Alsop had broken legs and possible additional injuries after being pinned under the wreckage. The aviators, from Balina Kun, were reported en route to LeMars Indiana and were taken to Lincoln hospital.
Captain Johnson Goes Down With Speedwell Amid Tropical Storm
Captain Charles Johnson, master of the American steamship Speedwell, reportedly sank with his vessel during last week’s tropical hurricane. The ship went down with 19 survivors, according to a verbatim message received by the naval station from the steamer in Lake Superior. Coal in commercial quantities is discovered in 28 states and territories of the United States.
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New Cheana
Charles Johnson
Bpeedwell
Lake Superior
Bantage
Cuba
States
Territories
The
United States
Kaiser Tax Order Looms Over German Emperor Wealth
Dutch authorities conclude Kaiser Wilhelm II must pay taxes on 1 600 000 guilders yearly income. A delay until November 1 is granted amid exchange fluctuations. Food prices to Indiana institutions have fallen sharply by up to sixty percent per the state market news.
Growers Claim Chicago Market Fails Producers and Consumers
Chicago market for fruit and vegetables is mispriced as growers receive far less than consumers pay. The United Union Agricultural Association says the system hurts both sides and cites an inquiry showing producers unable to sell at offered prices, with produce dumped.
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Chitua
Chicago
West Trick
Mob In Pittsburgh Storms Police Station In Race Riot
Police reserves and city firemen quelled a mob of about 1600 in Pittsburgh Hill district after a clash between whites and Negroes. The crowd stormed the station to free four prisoners two whites and two Negroes arrested during the riot. Authorities say a white man bumped into a Black person and the ensuing melee led to the confrontation.
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Pittubureh
France and Germany to Resume Reparations Talks
France and Germany will resume direct economic negotiations aimed at a final plan to settle reparations. Talks will be conducted under the Versailles treaty principles and follow interruptions last March as stated by the foreign office today.
Alleged Slayer Nabbed by Mexican Authorities
Mexican officials arrested Pedro Mesa nine miles from Here on September 16, identified as the slayer of Constable A E Shep pard. Mesa will be given a hearing by Mexican officials on Wednesday morning.
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Hisbee
Aziz
Pedro Mesa
A. E. Sheppard
Naco
Bonobio
Mesa
Shipping board sells 10 vessels to Louis M. Atha
The Washington shipping board announced the completion of a sale in which Louis M. Atha of New York will buy 10 composite vessels totaling 40,000 deadweight tons for 1 400 000 dollars.
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Washington
Louis M. Atha
New York
Shipping Board
Dealing With Bolshevists
The London Spectator recounts the expulsion of M Litvinoff for propaganda and Kameneff leaving after breaking promises. It cites distrust of Bolshevik diplomacy and warns against negotiating peace with Moscow or taking orders from it.
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The
London Spectator
Dreamlike Scenes of Nature and a Tepid Warning
The fragment describes delicate thistledown carried by wind, human figures withered stalks, and a whimsical scene of tiny lines and gusts. It references Harald Mourn a psychiatrist who donated to a spirit medium and an appeal by Arthur Hal to governments for funds to combat typhoid epidemic in Poland and elsewhere.
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Clare Varton
Auing
Ortond
Misa Barton
Council of the
League of Nations
Arthur Halfotrhie
Poland
Ia Hohe
Reprisals in Irish South County Action
Following an unsuccessful attempt to burn the police Barracks at French Park county Hoxcommon, reprisals were carried out Sunday in the neighborhood by police and military in motor lorries. In Baliiagure two shops and a farmer's residence were burned by bombs and petrol. Many crepes and much property were destroyed. The house and furniture of a prominent Cachelander were burned. A farmer was stabbed amid considerable shouting.
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Higbin
Poli
French Park
County Hoxcommon
Baliiagure
Tobin Takes Lead With Sherrio Smith On Pitch
The report describes a dramatic baseball game with Sherrio Smith on the mound for Cleveland facing Brooklyn. Nervy crowd near 26,000 watches key plays as Griffith and Wheat drive runs and Caldwell struggles, while fans debate who will win and which club dominates the inning.
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Loeewon
Ohio
Sherwood Smith
Brookive
Treoklyn Star Port Wheeler
Cleveland
Aeree
Sherrod Smith
Aeane Caldwell
Olson
Lang Foy Coldwell
Johnson
Oleon
Griffith
Tim
Caldwell
Sewell
Orson
Griffini
Man Hangs In Wise Nebraska Local Tragedy
A summary of a fatal incident is reported from Wise, Nebraska, noting a man’s death by hanging. The article references Wisner and local responders, with sparse details due to damaged text. Further specifics on names or dates are unreadable in the snippet.
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Coolidge
Graudenz
John Graudenz
Massachusetts
Move
H. Norman
Celtic
Washington, D. C
Patrick O’brien
Des Moines
Navy Flyer
Weck
Los Angeles
Kaiser
Indiana
Association Report
Pittsburgh
Thistledown
Harald
Tobin
Ching
Sherrio Smith
Dodger
William Slavens M'Nutt
Abbet
Owl
Coldwell
Myers
Wheel
Betson
Uladwell
Breok
Kilda
Brogkty
Syeaker
Wampur
Ron Ghattich
Tokyo
Miller
Maite
Sritiy
Catelver
Ain
USA
Ward Pond
Wwe
Iesakis
Frusher
Koover
SPEAI
Meguullee
Indianepoll
Topeka
Man
Wise
Wisner
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