Senators Win World Series Title at Griffith Stadium
The Washington Senators clinched the world championship in a dramatic game at Griffith Stadium before about 36 000 fans including President Calvin Coolidge. McNeely delivered a key two bagger and Muddy Ruel scored as the Senators upset the Giants 4 to 3 in a tense seventh inning rally.
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Giants Lose to Senators In Marathon Box Score Tale
A vivid account of the Giants versus Senators with early lead changes, defensive plays, and late pitching shifts. The box score highlights runs, hits, errors, and key moments including Harris, Frisch, Meusel, and Johnson's late relief appearance amid a tense crowd and multiple substitutions.
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British and American leaders clash over dissolution timing
Parliament dissolves as MacDonald faces defeat in the Commons. Reports suggest an October election in London with predictions of a particularly dirty campaign. Siddey Webb and colleagues voice pessimistic forecasts about the coming political battle.
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Giant Zeppelin ZR-3 to Sail for Lakehurst Amid Security
The Zeppelin company announces two more mechanics join the U S Navy airship ZR-3 bringing total aboard to twenty eight Germans and four Americans. Dr Hugo Eckener says ship in excellent condition with heightened precautions to prevent stowaways. Ten Zeppelin watchmen guard the hangar and a strict no entry rule excludes outsiders including the crew from the ship. Gifts of alcohol have been refused for the crew. cognac is kept for medical use only.
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Kansasi Forecast Ties Cold Front with Warmer Weekend
Weather note indicates a forecast with a tie between Kansasi foreast and a warmer weekend ahead. North central portion reports higher temperatures and continued clear conditions with mild winds into Saturday night.
Army Blimp TC2 Damaged After Bomb Explodes
An Army airship TC2 suffered severe damage when a bomb aboard exploded over Shingley field in Newpot News Virginia. Several officers and aircrew were injured, with Lieutenants Bruce Martin and Alfred Pyro seriously hurt. The blimp, about 150 feet long, had arrived from Aberdeen Maryland.
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Car Shuttle Plan For Topeka Delegates At Football Game
The Chamber of Commerce in Topeka agrees to furnish cars to transport delegates between 12 and 2 tomorrow for the Topeka Lawrence football game. Only seven cars are available with twenty five years of service promised for return trips by 2. The offer urges interested parties to call the chamber.
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Dirigible Forced-Down Near Tulsa Mission Ends
An airship led by Lieutenant Colonel Jonel Joh A Daegelow landed southwest of Tulsa for minor repairs. Reports say the group, with three pilots, left Scott Field Belleville Alabama around 7:30 PM and aimed for Wichita via Tulsa, to rejoin the flight at a petroleum exposition event.
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Marriage License Granted in Kansas Duo
Aldred V. Harter of Douglass Kansas and Leta Maude Harper of Lawrence were married today in a probate ceremony officiated by Fries.
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Gas buggy production grows amid 1920s comeback
Census figures show United States motor vehicle production reached 3.163 billion dollars in 1922, up 89.5 percent from 1921. Output of passenger cars fell nearly a quarter, while electric vehicle production declined. Public conveyances such as motor buses and cabs surged, reflecting the year's industrial shift.
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Wisconsin Dairy Film Show At Chamber Of Commerce
Dairying in Wisconsin will be showcased with pictures to be shown at the Chamber of Commerce event in Lawrence. County Agent and organizers invite dairymen to attend the noon screening and reserve seats for a chicken luncheon planned by the Pldagint Hibu club with proceeds to support the event.
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Typhoon Kills Thirty and Causes Widespread Damage
AP reports a typhoon over Cagayan and Manila left thirty dead with many missing. The storm damaged launches, boats, and homes, silencing areas as communications lag. Damage runs into millions, with provinces cut off and more deaths possible as reports arrive. Court term adjournments noted as May term approaches.
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Salvation Army fund drive progresses in Lawrence
The Salvation Army drive in Douglas County advances as team captains raise their shares. A final check-up Monday at the Elks Club aims to declare whether the Lawrence campaign meets its quota, with remaining units urged to complete canvassing before then.
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Veterans Adjusted Bonus Claims Reach High Pace
Washington reports 10 approved applications daily for wartime veterans bonuses from army navy and marine corps with total cash and insurance obligations climbing. By year end about 043 have been adjusted for 294000 dollars and 1.0 million insurance certificates are forecast to mail by January 1 with all cash payments due by March 1.
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President Coolidge Focuses on Vote Turnout at World Series
President Coolidge met with the cabinet and discussed governance as he attended the world series games with Mrs. Coolidge. Officials stressed maximizing completed votes before the November election while mid afternoon events adjusted to accommodate the games.
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New World Champions in Baseball Triumph
A brief note proclaims the New World champions in baseball with celebratory tone. Details about players, dates, or venues are unreadable in the fragment, but the claim highlights a decisive victory and title attainment.
Gt L's KINDNESS Wil $85,000 LEGACY
A garbled report references an $85,000 legacy tied to a person named Gt L and a figure associated with kindness. The text is incomplete and unclear about specifics, involving a policeman and a phrase about a father.
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Democratic speakers rally for reforms at Lawrence event
In Lawrence a Democratic gathering drew a crowd as key party figures and nominees, including state officials and candidates for treasurer and bank commissioner, spoke on education funding and party unity. A second meeting is planned for next Tuesday night.
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Fire prevention program for New York schoolchildren activity
Morning program by the fire department featured a three grade sequence on prevention drills. Students toured streets and buildings to examine fire risks and practiced safe actions. Two speakers addressed the rally praising civic duty and faithfulness to community safety.
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Junior High Honors Award Ceremony Led by Principal Barnes
Students at Liberty Memorial Junior High received honor awards for last semester in a morning assembly led by Principal H R Barnes. Awards, based on a 40 scholarship point requirement and 10 citizenship points, recognized students with chevrons from one to five for semesters of achievement.
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Open New Building Brightens Pap Land District School
The opening of the Pap land district school house was celebrated last night with a program by teachers and students. Mish Martina Scehwehrer led the event while refreshments were provided courtesy of the school. Lawrence high school students spoke and were introduced by county officials H. C Calglazier and O. I. Jaane.
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Democrat Chauncey Little Plans Campaign Talks
Chauncey B. Little of Dalthe, Democrat candidate for congress from the second district, will speak at 7:30 Monday night in access. He is scheduled to address Vinland High School Tuesday at 2:30 and speak at Baldwin Tuesday night. Douglas county campaign arrangements are handled by the Uial Democratic committee.
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Former City National Bank cashier Bradley arrested in Atchison
Atchison Kan October 19 former City National Bank cashier Ainys B Bradley who resigned after confessing embezzlement of 68600 in bonds was at his home early today no arrest warrant issued bank directors consider action bank opened normally and declared solvent by federal examiner Bradley is 300 years old and unmarried
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Shenandoah makes slow progress over desert skies
Los Angeles dispatch says the dirigible Shenandoah made slow progress today as Southern Pacific reports indicate the American flagship in the skies. Sentinel Ste reports the airship about 20 miles from Gila at 9 37 o clock and 9 miles from Yuma, Arizona, about 47 miles from the California border.
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