Senators Win and Tie Series in Seven Innings
Senators beat the Giants 4 to 1 in a seven inning game to even the series at two games each. George Mogridge, left handed, pitched effectively for Washington, holding New York to three hits before Marberry finished.
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Geo. Mogridge
Giants
New, York
Apaociated Press
Winglan
Senators
New York
George
Mogridge
F Giants
Trageine
Baldwin
Bluege
Hiseh
Jacksons
Ruel
Miller
Wilson
de Tors
Kily
Blueze
Fase
Jackson
Ertoray
Giants and Senators In Turbulent Early Baseball Clash
A rough page describes a Giants Senators game with Lindstrom pitching, Harris and McNeely contributing, multiple outs and errors amid foul balls and near plays. Scoring occurs as Goslin and Harris drive runs. Giants rally later with hits and defensive plays.
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Sgnittorss
Jackson
Aul McNeely
Harris
Lakine
Priseli Rich
Giants
Lindstrom
Lind
Senators
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Kelly
Basnos
Goslin
Mengel
Jorg
Cheey
Goss
Young
Washington and New York Clash In Tilted Box Score Showdown
A fragmented box score shows Washington and New York players listed with positions and stats, including Harris and Gaslin for Washington and Frisch Meusel Wilson for New York. The garbled text references pitching by Mogridge Marberry Baldwin and batters like Rice Lindahom and Goosh, detailing innings and errors amid a chaotic, era-style recap.
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Washington
Poon
McNeely
Harris
Rice
Td Gaslin
Yudge
Bluege
Ruel
Miller
J 'Mogridge
Marberry
Anni Mostington
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Mogridge
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Teachers Meet at Union Hall for Oct 16 Session
Local educators from the State Teachers Association gathered at Willamette Union Hall to plan the October 16 meeting. University instructors discussed academic priorities and prepared an oral report for faculty members.
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Ud Anus
Ain
K.p. I Anon
Alybar
Vic Sehgory
Unsettled Kansas Forecast with Showers and Thunder
A Kansas weather update notes unsettled conditions tonight with possible showers and local thunderstorms. Temperatures will hover with a small daily range, and drier weather is expected for the day ahead.
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Kansas
Chevrolet
Wheat Manager Pi Resigns From Spa Th Wheat Board
A notice reports the resignation of the wheat manager at Spa Th Wheat, with internal tensions noted between Beoran and other association leaders over organizational control and recent purchase directives.
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Spa
Thanageti
Ator
Leavenworth
Sungkiang Falls in Escape Attempt at Shanghai Roadway
Fragmented OCR passage depicts Sungkiang region events near Shanghai with references to Sungkiang fortifications, city gates, and a attempted escape by a detachment and soldiers. Details are unclear due to garbled text but imply a security incident on a roadway near Sungkiang with military activity and possible seized access.
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Sprite
Vail
City Ad
Shabphai
Sea Iang Stableqr
Sungktarig
Isi
Oklahoma mine blast rattles rail line and prompt funding talk
A blast damaged a mine gateway and railroad trestles near Itshoyne in Oklahoma. Authorities, including the Pittsburgh office of the mining company, investigated the fire and attempted sabotage. No arrests made as crews contained the blaze and resumed operations. the incident prompted debate on mine opening and worker plans.
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Tsland
Itshoyne
Dherit c Anderson
Pittsburgh
Okikhdny
Ber Sgnis
Ibidirigibles Fleet Heads Pacific Mission
The airship Shenandoah departs Wilmington for a Pacific voyage under Admiral W stot in command of Aeronautics. The mission aims to prove airship practicality with stops in Baltimore and Washington as the ship tests flight endurance and navigational capabilities amid favorable weather reports.
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Lakehurst
Payal Dirigib
Shenandosh
Pacific
Wilington
Admral
Pegee
Noelitas
Mington
Battimore
Washington Greenbord
Minghany
Shenandoal
Farmland district to host evening school program
A Lawrence area school district announces a special Thursday night meeting for Patrons of Farmland. The event features talks by students and teachers including Martha Schehrer and Lawrence school staff. A Donnglas County business session, with a noon dinner and speeches, is planned for November 20 at commerce buildings.
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Lawrence A School
Farort Bureau
Donng Las
Ma Pa Wijk
Community event draws attendees to evening program
A local evening program organized by the Lawrence group brought together residents for a community affair at the home of a host family. Speakers included Prof. BY Downing and Shy Swede with music by a Swede and a guest performer.
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Ie Uiserbne
Hsiding
B. Downing
Wison
Postponed Event Affects City Parade Tonight
Weather threat delays the outdoor event as Pallas parade president George Myers states the schedule will shift to Thursday if rain continues. Officials warn the public to stay tuned for updates on the postponed parade.
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Jeriet
Pallas
Schpdale
Fox - Tonight
George Mr Myers
Ithe ‘Orga
Evehin
Kterronis
Mayor attends annual sessions and commission marks
Fragmented text references a mayoral event with commission members John, Stutz, and Thy, noting sessions on October 8 9 and related attendance. The garbled report mentions artist remarks and an annual meeting led by city officials with secretary notes amid missing details.
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Miavor Frbok
Ain G. Stuta
Fragmented obituary fragment from early 20th century sources
A damaged, fragmented text recalls figures connected to Oberlin College and University of Chicago, noting roles from assistant president to educator and pastor. It mentions years 1895 1900 1912 1917 and 1918 in a muddled biographical sketch. The piece references schools, churches, and a laborer context with scattered names and places.
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Cevatahy
Universi
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Williams
Fegeph
Pan
Uiversity
Chicago
Oberlin College
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Academy
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Schools Discuss Armistice Day Plans and Equipment Needs
The board debated Armistice Day activities and noted parental concerns about school closures. Superintendent Del Manzo presented equipment funding for Woodlawn and other schools, with the board instructing to obtain lighting specifications and pursue project approvals.
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American Legion
Topeka
Powya
I. Nels ‘School
Woodlawn
Schigall
del Manzo
Achdr Association
Pinckney
Salvation Army drive continues at Elks Club meeting
Workers campaigned Thursday night to boost the local Salvation Army fund as fundraisers planned at 230 o'clock. George Lihan led the drive with a general advisory committee announcing progress. A first aid class for Lawrence teachers, led by Dr. H. J. Chambers, was held at the Manual Building and will continue under his direction.
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Elks Club
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Lihan
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Lawrence
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H. J. Chambers
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Chambers
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Rasdiantfire
Johnson urges La Follette Wheeler in Illinois gathering
Former prize fighter Jack Johnson spoke at a predominantly colored meeting in Layfolette Illinois on October 7 urging support for La Follette and Wheeler in November after a prior failed collection. The event followed a second collection and Johnson addressed the crowd for six minutes.
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Apvilley IL
Jack Johnson
Evangelis
Fie
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Wheeler
Johnson
Behin
Follette and
Annual County Convention Education Session at Balin
Delegates from Lawrence and surrounding counties convene at the Balin Methodist church for a religious education session. Rev Watts and Rev Charles Richard lead morning services and speeches on worship and service. county officers and church leaders participate in afternoon programs and organizational meetings.
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Charles Richard
Aston
First Christian Church
Lawrento
Séssin
HF Gore
J. S. Daniel
Bright
Kilbright
Harold Megill
Fire Chief Addresses Prevention Efforts At Local School Event
Fire Chief William Heiniveh spoke on prevention before students at Watdlawn and Quincy schools. Seven pupils present at the Quincy building reacted to an alarm drill, with plans for further demonstrations and discussions with Lincoln officials later this week.
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Werners
William
Quincy
Persahis
Lincoln
County petitions road location on Arkansas street
County commissioners received a petition to locate a road via Nineteenth to Highteenth streets on Arkansas street for grading and the splaving off two culverts. The petition was submitted by F. W. Phillips.
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Governor Bryan speaks on honesty Keynote at Nelson gathering
Governor Charley W. Bryan of Nebraska, Democratic vice presidential hopeful, addressed about 150 Democrats in heavy rain at a Santa Fe depot gathering. He stressed honesty in public life, education, and urged support for the Democratic platform, noting future stops in Topeka Emporia and Wichita.
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Nebraska
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Bryay
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Lawrence
Lincoln
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Topeka
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Wichita
Advertising Coal Trade Promoter in Chicago Publication
An advertising magazine titled The Black Diamond, issued in Chicago, circulated to support coal trade interests. It highlights Cardinal coal of Topeka and Lawrencer, with owners Galen Gorvill, Harry Turner, and Arthur Johnson, and notes ongoing ad campaigns to boost business inception dating back three years.
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Cardinal! Coal Company of Topek
University
Thal Company
Lawrencer
Starlet
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Galen Gorvill
Law- Tener
Harry Turner
Arthur Johnson
Iciater
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Perkin s Resigns From Lawrence Police Force
John Perkins longtime motorcycle officer for the Lawrence police resigns to move his family to Richmond Virginia. He is promoted to lieutenant under Chief James Brunree and will leave with his family Saturday. Miz Perkins and children will reside in Richmond.
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Lawrence
Richmond
Virginia
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