Smoky City nears tied world series with second win
In Pittsburg the Pirates with pitcher Vic Aldrich face the Washington Senators in game two. Washington’s Judge hits a home run, but Pittsburg rallies with safe hits and key outs. Final line shows tight pitching and limited offense as scoring remains close in the tense contest.
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Smoky City
Lunitic Press Dispatch
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Pirates
Young Vic Aldrich
Washington Senators
Washington
Judge
Clarris
Harris
Smith
Moore
Bluge
Peck
Traynor
Grantham
Barnhart
Rice
Bruege
Wright
Box Score Summary of Washington vs Pittsburg Baseball Game
Washington and Pittsburg players clash in a detailed box score with runs by Washington and Pittsburg. Judge Wright Cuyler and Coveleskie figure prominently as pitchers, fielding errors noted and key at bats described.
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Washington
Rice
Traynor
Grantham
Harris
Goslin
Cuyler
Pittsburg
Moore
Peck
Carey
Guyler
Ruel
Coveleskie
Wright
Smith
Aldridge
S. Harris
Judge
J. Harris
Bluege
Barnhart
Pittsburo
Cuy
Myers
Bluego
Peek
Covelesskie
St. Harris
Peckinpaugegh
Goslit
C Coveleskie
McNeely
Veach
Routher
J Carey
Rf Y Barnhart
C¢ Weed
Corn Carnival at Linton City Park Showcases Antique Arts
A bustling corn carnival and fair in Linton features a rare antique collection, handmade fancywork, and farm produce. Displays include a 100-year-old centerpiece, a dress from 1860s, a bonnet from 1855, and quilts dating to 1836. Farmers bring giant pumpkins, apples, and cotton grown by locals. Greene County’s apple quality is highlighted. Prizes awarded this afternoon.
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Linton
R.L. Secrest
John W. Shepherd
Switz City
Greene County
Linton Fair Promises Annual Event With Carnival Rides
A forthcoming fair in Linton is described as a boost to the town and is hoped to become an annual affair. The corn carnival features a merry go round ferris wheel and other rides drawing a good crowd to the amusements.
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Linton
Four Gary Antagonists Injured In Pistol Razor Fight
Four men were seriously hurt in a pistol and razor clash on a downtown Gary street corner yesterday. Deputy Sheriff William Roger and outlaw John Poe are believed fatally wounded, along with Deputy Constable Thomas Ladsworth and William Thomas, a Black man.
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Gary
Ind
William Roger
John Poe
Thomas Ladsworth
William Thomas
Special Venire Ordered for Stephenson Murder Trial
Noblesville Ind Oct 8 A special venire of 1 00 was ordered drawn for the opening of the D C Stephenson murder trial Monday Special Judge Sparks of Rushville conferred with state and defense attorneys today
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Noblesville
Ind
D. C
Luncheon Bridge Party At Mrs Schloot’s Home
A lavish social event was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Donald Schloot on A street northeast. Hosts included Mesdames Donald Schloot Jasper Schloot O H Hanger and Elmer Sherwood with yellow and lavender chrysanthemums decorating the rooms. Seventy guests attended with prizes awarded to a list of named guests from Princeton Bloomfield Jasonville Worthington Lyons and others.
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Serson
Chester
Harrah
Horace Humphreys
Manger
Avery Murray
W. Craft
Hope Criss
Specker
Jesse Weisman
Ella Yakey
Garritt Schloot
Guy Osborne
Jasonville
Fred Dyer
Dyer
Davis
Ray Hannum
Boughs
Fuller
Manner
Worthington
Criss
Holmes
Mell Mitchell
Lyons
Green Defies Red Propaganda in AFL Address
President William Green of the American Federation of Labor told a Atlantic City audience that American labor would not affiliate with the Russian labor movement. He rejected the idea of casting their lot with a class that would destroy them if possible, urging openness to ideas despite fears of labels.
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Green
Atlantic City
N. d
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Arthur“A. Purcell
America
Purcell
Russia
Abraham
Lincoln
Samuel Gompers
Gene Debs
Volstead to Lead Northwest Prohibition Staff
Andrew J. Volstead author of the national prohibition law will assume duties as legal adviser for the northwest enforcement area next week. He was appointed yesterday to head the legal staff of the newly reorganized prohibition force.
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Granite Falls
Minn
Andrew J. Volstead
Northwest
Volstead
Prohibition, Force
Aviator Killed in International Air Race
Clarence D. Chamberlain died during the first event of the international air races at Mitchell Field. His plane crashed a half mile south of the flying field, authorities said. Flight officials and witnesses described a sudden loss of control before the accident. The incident marks a tragic moment in early international aviation competition.
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Mitchell Field
Clarence D. Chamberlain
Coolidges Return to Washington After Narrowed Travel
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge arrived in Washington at 10 05 a m after four days of travel to Omaha. The special train was delayed one hour thirty five minutes by a West Virginia train wreck that blocked Baltimore and Ohio tracks.
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Washington
Coolidge
Reorganized Christian Endeavor Social At First Christian Church
Young folks enjoyed a social session last evening marking the first after reorganization and election of officers. Games, singing, and refreshments followed, with officers named including Lena Brawand president and Hazel Bunch vice president.
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Christian Endeavor Society
First Christian Church
Bloomfield
M. R. Willson
Lena Brawand
Hazel Bunch
Josephine Beckwith
Edith O'Brien
Elizabeth McChristy
Colonel Billy Mitchell Defies Naval Board
Col William Mitchell amid aviation storm defied the naval board investigating the Shenandoah disaster. He refused to recognize the subpoena and left the committee room after advice from Rep Frank Reid of Illinois.
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United Press Dispatch
Washington
William Mitchell
Storm Center of Aviation
Naval Board
Shenandoah
Mitchell
Frank Reid
Illinois
Mayors Callahan Case Up Today in Indiana Court
Federal Court of Appeals judges in Chicago hear two liquor law cases. Mayor William Callahan seeks a writ of error to overturn his Indiana conspiracy conviction. William Chapman and Clark Echler of Fort Wayne face sentencing on liquor violations. district attorney Ward opposes appeals.
Aviators Offer Aid to Fight Chicago Crime
Five hundred aviators under Chief of Police Morgan A. Collins pledge to assist Chicago police with war service skills. A Cicero air depot under Major General Mason T. Patrick would host two hangars and a machine shop. The group aims to organize a ready reserve to patrol vast areas and pursue fugitives.
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Chicago
Morgan A. Collins
Cicero
Mason T. Patrick
Sixth Corps
Air Service Reserve Officers’ Association
Indianapolis Negro Sentenced to Death in Cunningham Murder
Edward Stewart, a Black man, was sentenced to death in Indianapolis for the February murder of Ralph Cunningham of Atlanta Indiana. January 16, 1926 was set as the execution date. Stewart exonerated Marcel lus Cole, an alleged accomplice, in a statement made prior to the sentence.
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Indianapolis
Edward Stewart
Ralph Cunningham
Atlante
Ind
Stewart
Marcellus Cole
Legion backs Mitchell policy amid compromise talk
United Press dispatch from Omaha reports American Legion delegates move toward a truce on the Mitchell air policy issue while endorsing a one cabinet officer reform in national defense. Pershing is urged as national commander with the Missouri delegation leading the boom. About 250000 people are said to have witnessed Ak Sar Ben scenes as convention continues with officer elections and committee votes.
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United Press Dispatch
Omaha
Neb
Pershing
American Legion
Missouri
Mitchell
Pro
Legion
Codis
Ghienes
Christy Matthewson Dies After Yearlong Illness
Baseball icon Christy Matthewson known as the Big Six died at his home in Lewiston Pennsylvania after a long battle with tuberculosis. He passed away at 11 o'clock last night just after the world series began in Pittsburgh. Funeral arrangements indicate services Saturday morning in Lewiston with the body to be moved tonight.
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Saranag Lake
Christy Matthewson
Ide
Pittsburg
Lewiston
Bloomington Man John Bender Die in Auto Crash
Bloomington resident John Bender, 65, died after being struck by a car in front of the family home. Police report he was partially blind and unable to avoid the impact. The driver remained at the scene and the investigation continues.
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Bloomington, Ind
Oet
John Bender
Bende
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