Giants Win First Game in World Series at Yankee Stadium
The New York Giants defeated the New York Yankees 4 to 3 in Game One of the World Series at Yankee Stadium. Casey Stengel delivered a circuit clout with two out in the ninth to seal the win as the Giants rallied in the fourth inning to chase Howe from the mound. The Yankees out hit the Giants but could not overcome the late homer and stout Giants defense led by Watson relief.
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Yankee Stadium
N. Y. Oet
Associatedness
Casey Stengel
Giants
Howe
Bush
Yankees
Meir
Watson
Rosey
Shim
Seventh Inning Chants and Errant Baseball Play
A chaotic baseball plate by plate sequence features Stenzel at bat and multiple strikes. The text mix includes misheard names and partial actions, with pitchers and batters wandering through confused plays and crowd reaction.
Kansas City Wins World Series Closer in Junior League
Kansas City defeated Baltimore to claim the American pennant in a World Series game played before a crowd. Batteries were Haines and Cobb for Kansas City, Schupp and Skil. Kansas City led 4 to 0 in the end as a sequence of hits and a sacrifice helped score Brann.
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Kansas City
Yanmel Muchleiace
Baltimore Oyiales
Hain
Cobb
Schupp
Brief
Wright
Branam
Parnham
Blackburn
Cvnter
Note in a Bottle Leads to Missouri Marriage
A bottling romance ends in marriage as William Killian of St. Louis and Leona McLaughlin of Jefferson City wed after a note in a bottle cast into the Missouri river linked them. They met in St. Charles and secured a marriage license, planning to live in St. Louis where William works as a barber.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
St. Louis
St. Charles
Willias
Campaign to raise funds for Salvaton Army in Lawrence set
A drive to raise 4000 pounds for Salvation Army operating costs in Lawrence for the year starting October 1 1923 and ending September 30 1924 will be run by the Eli Dorsey post of the American Legion and EMS ty lee from Nevtuber 16. The campaign follows last year’s effort and aims to cover a payment of 250 pounds on a 3,500 dollar initial purchase for a new Salvation Army headquarters. The Chamber of Commerce endorsed the plan at a recent meeting and the Salvation Army advisory board has reviewed and backed the budget.
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Salvation Army
Lawrence
Eli Dorsey
American Lagen
EMS Ty Lee
Nevtuber 16
Salvation Ar
Ares
Salvation
Initia
Chiander
Ius Vewuiie
The
Salvation Syn
Dudset
Phe Salvation Army
Engigey
Mark Worsave
Tae Vane
Indussrial
Tuberculosis Work Highlighted At Norton Conference
At the Kansas State Tuberculosis Association gathering in Norton a hospital superintendent reported 2 3 percent cure rates among hard cases sent to sanatoriums. State totals show 6 10 0 active cases. speakers urged early admission, proper facilities, and annual student health checks including hot lunches and fountain access. A New York official criticized publicity and urged better public handling of seal sales.
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Norton
Kansas
Kansas State Tuberculosis Association
Unitarian Church
Derry
Heater
Kenney
Flo
Tuberculosis Association
Vanmyple
du Montgomery
L' Lumbes
Turse
Philip Pldacube
New York
National Tuberculosis Association
Road workers grade and smooth county highway in Eudora area
County road crews pushed a heavy grading outfit along the Lone Star highway to even out sections in need of grading. The county trading outfit assisted with road maintenance smoothing ruts and cuts. With more good weather the county highway is expected to be back in first-class condition.
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Eudora
Black Jack
Lone Star Highway
Fray Over Governor Walton Sees Klan Backed Law Push
Oklahoma City October reports the Ku Klux Klan backs definite legislation restricting mask wearing and trespass, proposing it be a felony to appear masked in public except at public events or transportation. Gov Walton offers resignation if Legislature accepts a bill he drafted to curb Klan influence, while opponents push for independent action without his help.
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Oklahoma City
Hu Kins Klan
NLC
Jowett
Oklahoma
Jewett
Ku Klux Klan
Oct
Dpress
Morrow
F.C. Walton
McBee
Loverunis Wattan
Marty
Hirtsell
Leeishalion Nuts
Buttige
Pervgare
Pete
McDea
Governor Summoned in Indiana Bank Case Inquiry
Loren Watts completes sentence after fine of 100 dollars. Grand jury investigation Crane local bank failures prompt court action. Kentland Indiana residents face state banking investigations as the federal court in Fort Wayne weighs bankruptcy proceedings.
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Warren T. 4
Indiana
Mumere
Kentland
Fa Ape
Ur Federal Coure Ly Fort
Ind
Canei
Nertion
Loren Watts
City Government Faces Mathatian Mimager Influence
A garbled OCR line mentions a city government and an event described as a Mathatian mimager play. Readable fragments imply the item concerns local governance actions or inquiries tied to this unclear topic, with no firm quotes or dates.
Weather and crop summary from State Forecaster Miora
Topeka reports Kansas moisture favorable for wheat growth as autumn approaches. Western counties show 50 to 74 percent sowing completion, eastern counties about 50 percent, with rainfall ranging up to three inches in the west and lighter showers in the east. The crop outlook remains steady as winter nears.
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Topeka
Kansas
Miora. Rai
Flora
Fire prevention talk urges school program and civic action
Fire marshal Sevitt urged the Chamber of Commerce to strengthen at school fire prevention education. He linked recent blazes, brush-heap fires, and tragic incidents to negligence, stressing individual responsibility and insurance myths while urging continued public programs and a prize event sponsored by the National Chamber of Commerce.
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Red Elmer Sevitt
la Night
Chamber of Commerce
Berkules
South Carolina
Abe
Fio
Scott
Chiander
Conran
Aeul
Pris
Mit
Ean
Uae
Hog Sale a Success at Woodron Park
A Woodrow county sale attracted a small crowd as fifty hogs were offered and sold. Prices were low, and farmers, busy in the fields, kept attendance down. The event was described as a good showing despite market conditions.
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Woodrow Eile
Doughin
Meintion Woodrond Park
Danny Dunkel in critical condition after appendectomy
The condition of Danny Dunkel, a high school football player, remained unchanged this morning at Simmons Hospital. He underwent an appendectomy last week and has been in air coma since then, with reports describing his state as critical.
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Danny
Runkel
Danny Dunkel
Simmons Hospital
Dunkel
Poincare rejects German proffers in Ruhr talks
Paris Germany offers to cooperate in resuming life in the Ruhr and wages in the region. Poincare rejects fresh negotiations, saying he will consider a general reparations offer when Germany is ready. German officials press for revival of Ruhr life under French, German accord, but Paris sticks to conditions.
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Mom Hoeseh
Dremier Poincare
Aml
Reich
Ruhr
Poincare
Linbroness
Vin Hersch
Germany
Hary Hersch
Mba
Ruhr Uind
Berlin
Brenenvieles
Yesunipliot
sCeup
Mintaver of
Defser
Luke Stinnes
Letiutte Atv
Voorulor
Yas
Huss Ryer
Theta Son
Ign
Airplane Adverts XK U Politics on Campus
An Allison plane painted Black Mask flew over the campus as the fall election loomed. Staff and student leaders are to be elected with seniors voting in Green Hall, juniors in Fy Hall, and sophomores in Snowball Hall, amid busy campaign activity.
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Allison
Sophios Manawer
Green Hall
Robinson Gymnasium
Welfare Conference Opens at University With Kansas Focus
Three day econference of social workers opens at University with delegation reception and discussions on Family Social Work in Kansas. Prominent statewide and out of state workers attend. Professor and agency leaders named as delegates for upcoming course and council proposals. Program changes shift venue to accommodate student recitals and moving sessions to Hall.
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Kansas
Council of Social Agencies
Roger M. Williams
Lawrence
Stile Board of Administration
Helen AL Moore
Topeka
Beoanmhoof Health
Walter Hurr
Manhattan
Kansa
Univers
Tess
Eimachers” College
Ch. Ten
Lea
hoUin
Dellinger
Fraser Hall
Dallas Civic Fede
John DL Remiending
Hall
Frazer Hall
Kansas Organists to Meet in Lawrence October 24-25
Kansas chapter of the American Guild of Organists holds a two day session in Lawrence October 24 and 25 with about thirty organists from Kansas and Missouri expected. The program features Dean Stearns of Topeka and Professor Skilton, both Guild Fellows, plus recitals and a world renowned Yon recital. Most events are free to the public except the Yon recital which carries a paid admission.
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American Guild of Organists
Lawrence
Missouri
K S
Duan Henry ¥. Ste
Washburn College
S. Skilton
America
Vhareh
Mayor Breeck
Dean Swabihnut
Dean Stearns
Topeka
Alfred Ubach
Independence
Paul Lut
Ottawa
Earl Emley Elliath
K . Dean
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Emporia
Wail Powell Weaver
Grand Avenue Temple
Kansas City
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Fras Hall
Fine Arts
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Free Arts School
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Reuter
Jackell Institute
Tal
Tie Yon
Urpeast and Coypastey
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Rome
Ates
Yar
Josephine Rosewll
Gristemda
Struet of
Fine Arte
Powell Weaver
Skiltan
Yon
Orten
New York
Phiv
North Sider seeks missing man and forms local league
An incomplete report notes Alber Foeamire and Ian Lyotts seeking a missing person, with police asked to locate him. The piece mentions a Kansas City property and a Lyons Street home, plus a community inquiry and a bank concealment. It also covers a local theatre group forming its first meeting last night led by WTisen, with plans for tryouts and a Green Ball event at Tarkington, aiming for a November 6 date.
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Alber Foeamire
Ian Lyotts
PTL Homie
Gary Kanata
Pebriives
Kansas City
Lyons Street
Kan
Tre Laowrence Dranie League
Wtisen
Vfs
Mi Se Finn
Davie
Oliver
Culver
Tarkington
Wall
Ui i Oefork
Scott Dairy Show Highlights Fort Seuit Cattle Display
Report on Fort Scott Kansas dairy show featuring Colghisier cattle breeds and improvements in the dairy industry. Officials note heightened interest and potential profit from advancing cattle development and breed quality.
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Colghisier
Fort Seuit
Lone Star City Meeting Set For Tomorrow Night
The article notes a regular monthly meeting of the drone Star club near Lone Star City with several candidates from Lawrence expected to attend. The event aims to discuss club activities and upcoming plans, with potential initiatives initiated by a key organizer.
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Lone Star Cit AL
Lovie Star C.F. AL
Drone Star Bhy
Lawrence
Country Club Elects Officer to Board Meeting
Country club elects officers for the board of directors. The board, organized for the coming year, names George Co Shaad as president and Walter Thiele as vice president. Initiation ceremonies for Masonic Degree Work start tomorrow at 4 o’clock at the Masonic temple by Acacia Lodge No. 4.
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Oficer
Molloy
George Co
Shaad
Walter Thiele
I Iden
Ad Coorse Wel
Masonic Temple
Acacia Lodge No. 4
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