Ruth First Inning Hit Sparks Yankees To Victory
Polo Grounds New York May 5 Giants announced battery Douglas and Snider for the Giants and Mays and Sehang for the Yankees. Ruth hits the first ball pitched and scores on a single in the first inning as the Yankees take an early lead.
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Rawlings
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Batting Order in Todal Game From the Giants Yankees
The lineup lists Burns Bancroft Frisch Young Welly Meusel Howings Douglas Snyder for the Giants and Miller Peckinpaugh Ruth Meusel Pipp Ward McNally Schang Mays for the Yankees with pitcher details by McNally listed as doing the pitching duties.
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Prisch
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Mays
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Chackleton Ang Party Arrives After Quest Storm
Mishun September 5 Sir Mineei Chackleton and party arrived here aboard the vessel Quest damaged by a heavy storm off the west coast of Portugal. Dispatches from Len ton recalled that the Quest had outran England on its voyage to the Antarctic with no able bodied seamen in its crew. The fuel oil on board required Sir Ernest to ship hopefuls as crew members.
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Mineei Shackleton
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Portuge
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Antarctic
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Independent Avantiard Editorial Critiques TV Dependence
An editorial from Avantiard criticizes a local candidate for being TV dependent and indecisive on the party platform. It argues the stance harms the city’s key industries and accuses the Conservative side of outdated protectionism and unclear policy aims.
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Avantiard
Ibstantiare Aspession Liberal
Tiberet
O. Een
Mecers Harris Employment Company Plans Australia Plant
The Mecers Harris Employment Company announces a new plant in Australia to manufacture tractors and machinery. The move follows a period when Australia tightened trade access to outsiders. The company reported substantial machinery value last year and aims to grow in the Australian market.
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Sual Ferdey Theta
Australia
Gis
Commonwealth
Ottawa to host veterinary conference on livestock health
A government notice announces a veterinary conference in Ottawa on November 16 and 16 to discuss the health of Canada's livestock. The event aims to address vaccination and disease prevention.
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Ottawa
Canada
Liberal Leader Mackenzie King to Address Alberta Meetings
Calgary reports say Liberal leader Mackenzie King will address gatherings in Alberta around November 20. The tour aims to rally support across the province with stops in Edmonton and Calgary and to discuss issues facing the Liberal party in the West.
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Leade TQ
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Calgary
Mackenzie King
Liberal Party
Te Leching
Imo Crares
Local UEA President Resigns Over Federal Policy
Josnith Fletcher, president of the Grand Prairie district UEA, resigns in a letter published in The Grand Prairie Herald. He protests President Wood's federal policy, calling it conscious and dangerous, urging citizens to resist the system he terms harmful to Canadian institutions. He remains a strong supporter of the local provincial member.
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Grand Prairie Herald
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Wood
Fletcher
Lea
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Ku Klux in Chicago Provokes Police Action
A chaotic incident in Chicago last night involved a Ku Klux Klan group. The Herald and Tribune reported 400 men in a parade or gathering. Police efforts to detain suspects were frustrated as a bystander or reporter Tim pod appeared to obtain information.
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Chicago Herald
Maurinday Printed & Story
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Jury Acquits One But Jails Two In Robbery Case
A jury acquitted Hamittor Dema Budlward Dickin on the charge of ordering De UL J. Whit The W Warwick Birbrook case. Two men who applauded the verdict received two weeks in jail while Taiguvicoces was freed but held on robbery charges.
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Birbrook
Ioird
Taiguvicoces
World Series Scoreboard Display at News Office
Tomorrow the World Series game will be shown by innings in the News windows using a baseball diamond. W. B. Finlay and J. W. McLane will supervise the scoreboard and manage the display.
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W. B. Finlay
W. McLane
Ottawa dissolves Parliament. no election date set
Parliament was dissolved after 5:00 p m Tuesday. No official election date. December 6 is widely talked about, with nominations on November 2. Premier Mejzhen's manifesto released by Sir James Lougheed outlines wartime record and tariff, appeals to Canadian women to engage in public affairs.
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Mejzhen
James Lougheed
Act Ia
Quebec Farmers Organized Amid Provincial protests
Farmers across Quebec form protest groups against silk lot conventions and imposed candidates. Laval Fortier named to contest Ste. Scholastique seat while Terrebonne candidates favor former nominees. In Bateauquay Huntington a meeting backed a Farmers candidate as Armand Lavergne plans to back the Mariners movement and may launch a new party.
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On- Airio
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Miasor
Ste. Scholastique Parish
Terrebonne
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Musicians Vote on Admission of J Currick in Canada
Montreal reports that under President Weber of the International Union of Musicians Canadian members will vote Friday on admitting J Currick the orchestra leader, with Genet special services planned in Spey Memorial church for two weeks starting October 9. Rev J I Unsworth and Wil Ton Printedom are to speak. Presbyterians sponsor the meetings. The note highlights broader needs beyond money, tied to Asia's pressure and a silk shipment arriving in Victoria valued at four million six hundred nine thousand.
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Webter
International Union of Musicians
Dominion
J. Currick
Canada
Spey Memorial Durch
Sonntoy
J. i. Unsworth
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Wil Ton Prinnthedom
Song
Board of Evangelism and Social Service
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Wilh le
Lord Abbott of Japanese Buddhism Arrives in America
A visiting religious leader identified as the Lord Abbott of Japanese Buddhism has arrived in the United States to address American Ludubhists about the "ones over" topic, signaling an outreach visit amid cross cultural religious dialogue.
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Lord Abbott
America
Politician Attacks Crerar Over Grain Trade at Neepawa
R C Hilenders, long-time Macdonald MP, assailed Hon Y T A Crerar at the National Liberal and Conservative nominating convention in Neepawa. He accused Crerar of aiding tariff cuts in 1910 and criticized Crerar’s resignation as due to power lust. He denounced the United Grain Growers for aligning with grain exchanges and urged scrutiny of the grain inquiry.
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R. C. Ilenders
Macdonald
Y T. A. Crerar
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Crerar
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Alberta Liberal Set to Convene 267 14 Calgary
The Alberta Liberal party plans a Calgary convention on October 14 to discuss the political situation and gearing up for the general election. The event will start in the forenoon and include an evening rally and a mass meeting with party leaders. Public officials and members may attend under party rules.
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Calgary
Adberta
Harty
Ao Omass
Liberal leaders rally as farmers and Liberals diverge on tariffs
In Ottawa reports, Mr. Mackenzie King argues the tariff should raise revenue not aid special interests, while criticizing measures that split liberal and farmer support. He claims the government aimed to divide pro-reform forces and place farmer candidates to weaken liberal unity.
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Canada
Mackenzie King
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Feamieyss
Tere
Ie Pene
King
Wong
Made in France goods spur orders from local merchants
The report notes several local merchants placed orders with French suppliers who had exhibits on the train. Several representatives of French firms attracted interest and transactions occurred during the event yesterday.
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Wheatsheaf Bakery Marks Seven Years of Service
The Wheatsheaf Bakery celebrates seven years since opening. Management thanks patrons for support and recommendations and pledges continued attention and high bread quality. Call 2142 for trial.
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