Thirteen Indicted in 1919 World Series Baseball Scandal
Thirteen men face indictments from the Cook County grand jury over the 1919 World Series fixing scandal. Among those named are Abe Attell and Hal Chase, accused of conspiring to throw games and bribe Chicago White Sox players. Witnesses testified to large bets, with hundreds of thousands of dollars wagered on the series.
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Cook County
Abe Attell
Hil Chase
William Bure
Chase
Burns
Atel
Euce Lie
Chicago White Sox
Alan
Harry Lons
Chicagean
Cincinnati
Sport Sullivan
Boston
Planes Entering the U S Subject to Quarantine Rules
Planes entering the United States from abroad will face quarantine rules after November 1, mirroring those for ships. The first health inspector will be stationed at Key West, Florida, to check aircraft arriving from Cuba, with ships required to obtain bills of health from the American consul before leaving port.
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Washington
United States
Ache Public Health Service
Key West
Fla
Gaba
California Indian Dies From Burns Claim of Age 138
In Bakerfield California Philip Left a Digger Indian reportedly aged 138 died after sparks from his pipe ignited his dag. He succumbed at his tribal home in the Sierra Nevada mountains. The piece notes the extraordinary age claim and fatal injury with local color.
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California
Bakerseteld
Cal
Philip
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Obituary notes and deaths in local area
The notices report the death of Gottlieb Bots of 2h teenth street at St Franc hospital from complications. He leaves a widow and eight children, plus four brothers and three sisters. Funeral at 2 oclock Thursday afternoon from the residence. Also reported is the death of Henry Gabel born October 17 1896 in Shalby. He died suddenly in his mother's arms after a final illness, with services at Tasdas the Ree Eenny Andreas. Interment at Gabel's cemetery on Marmou Coules road Soulin e ney. Surviving are parents, six brothers Theodore Fred Bill Edgar and Alfred and six sisters Alma Lizzie Diga Anna Harriet and Catharine. Funeral at 2 p.m. on Saturday at home with officiating minister. Also mentions a local machine notes and a jest about Scotland in Ireland and a Pant Non-Partisan Leader.
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Verry GanEn
Henry Gabel
Afr
Thaodors Gabel
Shalby
Oelpber
Too Home
Alma
Milwaukee
Shelby’ School
Shakitehao
George
Java
Theodore
Fred
Bill
Edgar
Alfred
Lizzie
Diga
James M. Olsen
Anna
Harriet
Catharine
Tasdas
Ree
Eenny Andreas
Gabel's
Mar~mou Coules Road
Soulineney
Gottlieb Bots
St. Franc Hosnital
Res
Alert
Leonard
Jerome
Gaertrude
Agnes
Andrew Bott
Xinux Alls
South Dakota
Fuyeral
Socialist buy Sheboygan Telegram newspaper
The socialist party announced the purchase of the Sheboygan Telegram, a daily newspaper, by WA Kuether and a socialist committee. The article notes the building and grounds are rented separately, and the Telegram will be taken over by new owners January 1. The purchase price was not made public.
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Siteboygan
Wis
Sheboygan Telegram
Socialist Party
WA. Kuether
Kucther
Weather forecast for Washington and river valleys
The forecast describes a cool week starting Monday with fair conditions in Grok Lakes and nearby areas. Occasional rain is possible Monday and Tuesday. Across the Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys expect generally fair weather first half of the week, followed by unsettled, cooler conditions later in the period.
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Washington
Grok Lakes
Mississippi
Missouri
Marriage Licenses and Names Listed in Onalaska Area
A listing of marriage license records includes individuals such as Robert BE, Alexander, and Ethel S. Thatcher, along with Melvin Jerome and Beat rice Davids, associated with towns including Onalaska and Holmen, plus Iida Wigstad and Gnaliska. The notice also mentions Campbell and Roberts in connection with the licenses.
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Robert BE
Alexander
Ethel S. Thatcher
Banger
Melvin Jerome
Onalaska
Beatrice Davids
Town of Campbell
Minns DY Roberts
Holmen
Iida Wigstad
Gnaliska
Noted Journalist Dead In New York Tribune chief dies
A veteran journalist and critic Kouenty Mindil, longtime head of the New York Tribune dramatic news department and once Vanity Fair owner, died at his New York home last night. He had a storied career in New York and Chicago journalism.
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New York
Php
Mindil
New York Tribune
Heavns
Vanity Fair
Chicago
State Takes Five Per Cent Of The Saloon Licenses
The state of Wisconsin collects five percent of the eighty saloon licenses in La Crosse under the Mulberger act. A $400 payment is made today to the state treasurer as the regular fee on class A permits. City officials note the city previously charged $100 per license, half the pre prohibition amount.
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Wisconsin
la Grasse
Mulberger
Oscar J. Swentes
Schweizer
Comptreler Fries
la Crosse
Cty
Clarence Gibson Granted Divorce in Circuit Court
Clarence Gibson was granted a divorce from his wife Louisa Gibson in circuit court today on charges of cruel and inhuman treatment. His attorney was F. E. Withrow. Other motions included Oliver Brevick versus Adolph Suttleman and a road-cut dispute involving land in Hamilton.
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Clarence Gibson
Louisa Gibsom
Catel
F. E. Withrow
Oliver Brevick
Adolph Suttleman
November S. Brevick
Barewells
Hamilton
Mandatous
Supt
Visoors
Harding Works on Ohio Speeches For Campaign Close
Marion Ohio reports Senator Harding back at headquarters after weeks of desk work. He is shaping the final public appeal before the campaign ends next week in four major Ohio cities. The speeches will present a carefully prepared case to the voters.
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Marion
Ohian
Harding
Ohio
Student Fails to Halt. Shootings by Police
Kron, a 21-year-old Augustana College senior from Rock Island, was shot dead by two plainclothes officers early Saturday while fleeing during burglar patrols. He had been out with friends and was en route to Decatur when he refused to halt. The incident occurred amid a string of robberies in that city area.
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Galesburg
Luther P. Kron
Augustana College
Rock Island
Kron
Galva
Decatur
Balkans Peasants Live In Poverty Described By American Visitor
An American visitor observes Balkan peasants enduring extreme poverty in the Tulkan region. Despite meager food, harsh labor from sunrise to dark, and large families, villagers maintain robust health and strong character. Cottages are crude with thatched roofs, yet decorative exteriors reflect care. Government aid is scarce, with reliance on charities and foreign agencies.
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Belgrade
Serbia
Vilage
Ife
Balkan States
Jararle
United States
Balkans
America
Interior hardships and sparse living conditions described
The text portrays economic strain among residents with little food beyond coarse corn meal, limited cooking utensils, sparse pewter dishes, basic rough furniture, and beds placed on floors or rough boards, illustrating a stark, austere interior life amid broader market notes and miscellaneous items.
Missing North Side youth sought by Local Police
Local police seek trace of George Sady Jr., age 16, living at 507 St. Cloud Street, who reportedly left town with companions after the Sater State Fair. Authorities in Portage notified, but no man matching the description found. missing since September 24.
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George Sady, Jr
St. Cloud
Injthia
Hag
Portage Fair
Portage
la Cresse
Grosse
West Virginia Mine Superintendent Shot in Ambush
Jon Gates, superintendent at the Gaps Mine in Crystal Black Mining Company, was shot and killed by unknown assailants Saturday near Gates to Williams East of Williamson. Federal troops were deployed in the Mingo county strike zone to establish patrols in the woods as bloodhounds were brought in from Williams to pursue those responsible.
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Williamson
Jon Gates
Gaps
Crystal Black Mining Company
Mingo
Gates
Wiles
Yin 29
Willamsian
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Barer
Columbia State
Ireland
St. Pant
Idckety Amnard Lb Ganzey
la Crosse Theater
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Madison
Clarke
Con Tess
Ulaeke
Maglison
Bery
Taylor
Camp Shelby
Miss
Everett True
CONDO
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Colgate
Princeton
Eni
Navy
Cambridge
Harvard
Bsaminer
Vis
Afanya Pathor
Mikes
Columbus
Ohie
Balkan
Cotton Market Advances
Fartier
Clirton
Merrill, Herald
Logal Police
North Side
George “Sady, Jr
Haye
West Virginia
Tlerrest Balack
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light and Power Company
Wisconsin-Mirnesota Light and Power Company
Minnesota
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light & Power Co
J. G. Felton
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