Giants Win 5 104 Inning World Series Game Five
Bill Terry's deep outfield fly scores Joe Moore from third in the tenth as the Giants edge the Yankees 5 to 4 at Yankee Stadium and force a return to the Polo Grounds. Hal Schumacher survives a rough night with ten strikeouts. Yankee bats rally early but Giants persevere amid errors and double plays.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Bill Terry
Joe Moore
Giants
Hal Schumacher
Yanks
Polo Grounds
Schumacher
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Vernon
Lefty) Gomez
Fitz
Herbert Hoover
Hig
Rufus Ruffing
Yankees
Hoh
Bill Dickey
Gus Mancuso
Detroit Tigers
Cubs
Moore
Uopiteh
Bartell
Crosetti
Gehrig
Ripple
Mancuss
Yankee
Bathen
Jackson
DiMaggio
Rolfe
di Magein
Struggle Between Right and Left Spreads Across Capitals
Associated Press report details violent clashes from Paris to London and Danzig as right and left factions clash. In Paris 100000 communists met after fascists attacked. 1500 jailed as authorities move to curb fascist influence. London sees Jewish shops raided and fascist parade plans canceled. Danzig police guard 74 political foes after a raid during a Nazi rally.
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Parc Des Princes Stadium
Paris
London
British Union of Fascists
Oswald Mosley
Free City of Danzig
Free City
Health Work Showcases Lawrence Milk Safety Efforts
Lawrence officials and local health leaders praised milk supply quality and disease control. Rotarians heard from A. W. Berger and Dr. A. J. Anderson among others on Lawrence health measures protecting residents and students. District figures highlighted tyrphoid, diphtheria and smallpox controls plus quarantine success. sanitarium staff member Leon Bauman noted the friction with milk producers.
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Alfred Lawrence
Lawrence
Shaw
Los Angeles
Health Department of
A. W. Berger
Lawrence Board of Health
Leon Bauman
Taylor
Norton Sanitarium
Karl Baldwin
James Chubb
Baldwin
H. L. Chambers
Sears
Geneva
Neb
Fitch
Million Dollar Gate for World Series Fifth Game
Total gross receipts for the World series crossed one million dollars as 50,024 spectators paid 202,368 dollars to watch game five between the Yankees and the Giants. Five-game receipts totaled 1,035,186 dollars with distributions to players and leagues noted by the Commissioner. Alf M. Landon grand champion bantam at Texas exposition show. Dean George W. Trout and Mrs Lom Welen Monk wed in Pittsburgh after meeting in childhood near Kincaid Kansas.
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New York
Yankees
Giants
Alf M. Landon
Dallas
Tex
Alf Landon
Topeka
Kan
W. S. Caskey
Kansas
Mnes Acabeha
Pittsburg
Kansas City
George W. Trout
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsbore
Lom= Welen Monk
Denver
Kincaid
Legion Commander Colmery Visits Lawrence Onway Topeka Welcome
Harry W. Colmery newly elected national commander of the American Legion stopped in Lawrence for about three hours at the Hotel Eldridge en route to Topeka for a civic home welcome. He and entourage planned speeches dinner and a Legion party then heading to Indianapolis. Colmery recently reviewed the Spartanburg Junior champion baseball team in New York and the West Point cadet corps, and will travel extensively during his term.
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Harry W. Colmery
The
American Legion
Lawrence
Topeka
Commander Colmery
Eldridge
Chamber of Commerce
Old Mill
East
Colmery
Spartanburg
D. C
New York
West Point
Calmery
Indianapolis
Legion
Landon Welcomes New Legion Commander Colmery In Topeka Gala
In Topeka Kansas on October 5 Governor Alf Landon greets Harry Colmery as the new national commander of the American Legion. Colmery arrives at 3:30 PM to lead a parade along Kansas Avenue and Tenth Street to the capitol steps where Landon will extend official welcome. A 6:30 PM dinner and Legion party at the Old Mill follow the ceremony with local officials and party leaders attending.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Harry Colmery
American Legion
Lake States
Executive Mansion
Canital
Colmery
Topekan
National Legionnaires
Ralph T. 0'Neil
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican Party
Earl Todd
Independence
Landon
Kansas Avenue
Tenth Street
Capitol
State of Kansas
H. G. Barrett
Statehouse
Old Mill
City Loses In Case Over Gasoline Truck Traffic
Judge Hugh Means in Ottawa district court granted truck carriers a permanent injunction blocking the city ordinance prohibiting gasoline trucks from using most Ottawa streets. The ruling held the city overstepped its powers by banning routes beyond licensing already provided by law, affecting deliveries from the south to points across the Marais de Cyene river and raising statewide attention to street-use regulation for gas transports.
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Ottawa
Hugh Means
Means
Lawrence
Marais de Cyene
Topeka
Judge Means
Kansas
Leading Candidates Plan More Meetings
Campaign leaders map routes and speeches as Roosevelt meets supporters at Hyde Park before a Washington trip and stumping tour set to reach Denver Chicago Cleveland Detroit and Indianapolis. Knox tours Massachusetts culminating in a Boston address tonight.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Hyde Park
Washington
Denver
Landon
Topeka
Harry Colmery
American Legion
Supreme Court Opens New Term After Vacation
The Supreme Court resumes its eight month term after a four month break as nine justices enter the marble chamber to hear motions. A diminished opening day ceremony omits the White House visit due to President Roosevelt’s absence and no major rulings are expected before November 9. Massachusetts seeks reconsideration of a June ruling striking down New York’s women’s minimum wage law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
White House
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
New York
Fatal accident claims Scott Moore in Holton area
Scott R Moore 63 died at Memorial hospital following an automobile crash near the W R Stiner farm northeast of Lawrence on highway 1f early Sunday. Mrs Glidden bruised but stable. Lester Main uninjured. Funeral held in Holton. survivors include two daughters and two sisters. A Union Pacific freight engine derailment in North Lawrence disrupted traffic, blocking Third street for hours. trains rerouted and repairs continued overnight.
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Scott R. Moore
Union Pacific
Gine
Tennessee Street
Memorial Hospital
W. R. Stiner
Lawrence
H. K. Glidden
Lester Main
Glidden
Moore
Penny Aldrich Construction Company
Holton
Rollins Brownlee
Brookfield
Chandler Jarvis
Winfield
Annie Moore
Howard Leonard
Union Pavute
North Lawrence
Third Street
Kansas City
Midland
Lawrence Yards
Era
United States
GOP Meeting in South Park to Feature Mabel Wyeth Speech
A Republican gathering in South Park Wednesday will feature Mabel Wyeth of New York, former National Republican Women’s Federation president, with C G Bayless from national headquarters showcasing imported products on a touring truck. The event, sponsored by Douglas County Republicans women, will trace a route through Nouglas, De Soto, and Eudora before arriving in Lawrence to display at 706 Massachusetts Street and conclude with the evening meeting in South Park. The truck will promote imports seen as direct competition to U S agriculture and industry.
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South Park
Mabel Wyeth
New York
C. G. Bayless
National
de Soto
Lawrence
Eudora
Republican
Massachusetts Street
Southpark
United States Agriculture and Industry
Move On Paving Project Approved by County Board
Crescent Road paving moves forward as a WPA project after the board accepts a 14 463 federal grant covering 45 percent of costs. C Stewart left for Topeka with papers to present to WPA HQ and speed project acceptance and bidding. Final plans, bidding advertisement, and bond voting to cover non government share remain pending.
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Crescent Road
Board of County Commissioners
C. Stewart
Picnic Tuesday Evening by Young Republicans at Holcom's Grove
The Douglas County Young Republican club invites the public to a picnic and dance at Holcom's grove Tuesday at 7:30. Club members bring sandwiches and pies while the Young G. O. P. supplies coffee. A six piece orchestra will provide platform dancing and entertainment.
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Holcom’s Grove
Douglas County Young Republican Club
Young G. O. P
Ely Says Real Democrats Back New Deal Split
Former Massachusetts governor Joseph B Ely, speaking at a Jeffersonian Democrats event, urged defeating the New Deal. He warned Roosevelt's reelection could strike the Democratic party and claimed current campaign opposes Roosevelt policies that he says limit industrial expansion.
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Ely
Chienen
Joseph B., Ely
Massachusetts
Chicago
A,s
Roosevelt
Acs
Tuewell
Wallace
America
Indus
Record 261,007 Kansas City registration for November election
Kansas City's registration books show an all-time high of 261,007 names for the November 3 election. Deputy election commissioner Dan J. Keating says strike-offs did not remove names questioned in fraud investigations. The challenge deadline is noon October 19. Clerks filed 3,054 summonses where registrants could not be found. 292 appeared eligible. Errors by clerks reduced removals to 2,540.
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Kan City
Kansas City
Dan J. Keating
Keating
Many Prints at Spooner-Thayer Museum Exhibition
An exhibition featuring over 50 prints by leading American artists will be on view at Spooner Thayer Museum of Art from October 5 to 10, Monday through Saturday. Organized by the American Artists group to popularize American art, adv. Hanna for Frigisatre.
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America
Spooner-Thayer Museum of Art
American Artists Group
Stutz Challenges WPA Cost Figures in Kansas Dispute
Topeka reports Kansas emergency relief head John G. Stutz pressed for full WPA administrative cost disclosure. Evan Griffith said a detailed reply is being prepared, citing district records and a forthcoming complete public report. Stutz cited Kansas relief expenditures totaling 85,248,803 with most funds for direct relief and related costs.
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Topeka
Kan
Evan Griffith
WPA
John G. Stutz
Kansas Emergency Relief
Stutz
Harry H. Woodring
KERC
Alf M. Landon
New Deal
Kansas
Landon
Griffith
Harry S. Hopkins
National
Ben
Hudson
John Stutz
Washington
Fire drills praised for efficient school evacuations
Theodore Charlton of the underwriters and the fire department observed city schools during Fire Prevention week drills. He reported rapid evacuations with times ranging from 28 to 58 seconds across McAllaster Cordley New York Woodlawn and other buildings, noting overall safety and fireproofing but urging calmer movement to ensure order.
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Theodore Charlton
Lincoln
Finckney
WPA May Aid Ottawa on a New Water Reservoir
Ottawa officials met with WPA engineer A R Nuss to discuss federal aid for a municipal water reservoir. Core drillings were proposed at a 250 acre Appanonse lake site to assess suitability. If favorable, Ottawa would file a formal WPA project application and a WPA geologist would supervise.
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WPA
Ottawa
Topeka
Kansas Works Progre Administration
A. R. Nuss
Appanonse, Lake
Nuss
E. V. Gibson
W. O. Myers
C. L. Hawkins
H. W. Johnson
Stock Market Index Reports Mixed Weekend Move
The average of 60 stocks stands at 49.8 with a Saturday session showing small declines. Ken Ford notes an 8 point loss while Hamilton's Adנסrt firm an unclear indicator.
Does Food Taste Better If Waitress Is Pretty
Chicago delegates at the 18th National Restaurant Association convention pondered whether diners savor meals more when served by an attractive waitress. Secretary Witfler reported 56 percent favored uniforms that enhance a waitresses appearance, with ideas on color harmony and seasonal changes to boost optical appeal and dining pleasure.
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Chicago
Restaurateur
National Restaurant Association
Frank J. Witfler
Concrete poured for Union Pacific underpass project in North Lawrence
The Kansas City bridge company placed the first concrete base for the underpass waterproof lining this morning. Trains were briefly run over temporary tracks by Union Pacific and Rock Island as westbound traffic shifted to the detour. Excavation on the south half nears completion with plans to resume work once traffic moves off the permanent tracks.
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Union Pacific
North Lawrence
Kansas City Bridge Company
Rock Island
Aera
Weather outlook in Kansas cooler by Tuesday
Topeka reports summer warmth with 80 to 85 degrees in the east and south while northern areas stay in the upper seventies. A northwest wind is expected to lower temperatures tonight and tomorrow with rain totals across Topeka Tolton St Joseph Kansas City and Dodge City. The pattern includes showers in the west and southeast and 74s to 80s yesterday with fifties at night.
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Topeka
Kansas
DTD
Flora
Mercury
Southwest Kansas
Tolton
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Dodge City
Concordia
Wichita
Missouri
Iowa
Goodland
Landon praised for no race prejudice stance
Topeka reports Landon’s stand against racial prejudice drew telegrams from Jewish leaders praising the governor’s statement. Among messages was one from Jacob L. Holtzman of New York, counsel for Theodore Roosevelt, noting Roosevelt would have applauded the tolerance shown.
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Topeka
Landon
Kansas
Jacob L. Holtzman
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Bull Mooger
Duty with the CCC honors Dill officer’s call to service
Francis H. Dill son of Prof and Mrs W A Dill second lieutenant in the Officers Reserve Corps has been called to active duty in CCC work and has reported to Fort Leavenworth for assignment. He will likely be stationed at a camp in the Ninth Corps area. City Council Tonight adjourned session set for 7 36 o clock with members to meet.
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Francis H. Dill
W. A. Dill
Officers Reserve Corps
CCC
Ft. Leavenworth
Dill
University of Kansas
Ninth Corps
Ee Pee Ie
Mae
Historical points visited by Douglas County groups tour
A Douglas County Historical Society tour last Saturday and a follow up by members yesterday traced historic sites south of Lawrence. The group visited Blanton Bridge near the Meaira Homestead, Pleasant Valley, Fort Saunders, Whitman farm, and the Kibbee cabin, with talks on the Wakarusa era, Black Jack battle site, and the Old Castle at Baker University.
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Douglas County
Douglas County Historical Society
Lawrence
The
Historical Society
Blan+ton Bridge
Meaira Thamestead
Jur Abbott
Jacob Branson
Hickory Point
Ane
Pleasant Valley
Illinois
Theodore Gardner
Whitman Farm
Whitman
Fort Saunders
Young Whitman
Mr. Saunders
Elmer Brown
D. 8
Hoyt
Baldwin
E. Beeks
Dre
Stevens
Ebright
Dave MeAlli Mintrews
Palmyra Old Settlers Association
College
Beeks
Harve Kennedy
Ousawa
Ousawa Introduced Miss Meeker, Mrs. Denks
Graham
King
Nai Fs
Dr. Kennedy
Becks
Bishop Quayle
Mr. Becks
Old Castle
Baker University
Charley Dow
Dave McKinney
GAR
Prairie City
Palmyra
Louisiana
Ky R
Kansas
Bellean Light
Kibbee Cabin
Mr. Goode
Charley
Kansas Weather Forecast and Road Conditions
The Kansas forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Tuesday with cooler temperatures on Tuesday. Morning observations show clear skies while dirt roads remain cold though fair in Manhatan. Douglas County roads reported as good. Obscure temperature data from yesterday and today, including office re port times, appears in the records along with an advertisement for Johns Coal Co with phone number 54.
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Kansas
Manhattan
Douglas County
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