Senators Win First Tilt as they top Pirates 4 to 1
Washington Senators defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 1 in the opening game of the 1925 World Series at Forbes Field. Walter Johnson limited the Pirates to five hits while Washington pounded Meadows and Morrison for eight runs. Joe Harris and Goose Goslin led the Senators with timely hits and a home run, as Jay Taylor and Sam Rice contributed multi hit efforts. The Pirates’ lone stand came late via a Traynor homer, but Washington pulled ahead early and held on.
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Forbes
Pittsburg
Associated Press
Sears
Walter Achinson
Senators
Lee Meadows
Pirates
Stanley Parris
Roger Peckinpaugh
Washington
Sam Rice
Meadows
Forbes Field
Oet
Associated Vpress
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Pittsburg Pirates
Reid
Johnson
Doliiny Morrison
Doe Harris
Chucge
Peckinpaugh
Rice
Harris
Traynor
Morrison
Marberry Wis
Melanis
Himth
Chee
Goslin
Dudge
Bluege
Carey
Cuyler
Barnhart
Traylor
McNeely
Joe Harris
Jaynor
Cattle Exports Move Toward Britain Amid Transport Talks
In a bid to certify Canada’s cattle exports to Great Britain, officials led by R. Wetherwell of Agriculture stated approval discussions with the British Board and Ministry. The plan permits shipments in lots of 4,100 cattle aboard ships, awaiting formal admission until finalized.
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Paskatoon
Great Beitain
Feder Department of Agriculture
Te Boltish
Prade
Ministry of Agricuulture
Britain
Toad Jamit
R. Wetherwell
Agriculture
Snow Halts Threshing Across Saskatchewan Again
A new snowstorm blanketed Southern Saskatchewan from Moosonee to the Manitoba border, halting threshing work. Wet fields and lingering snow raised expectations of a three day delay, with restart not anticipated before October 12.
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Saskatchewan
Regina
Get
Moos’ Jaw
Manitoba
Co operative warehouse at Penticton ships apples daily
The Herald reports the Penticton cooperative warehouse ships apples each day, delivering produce to regional markets. The item notes steady volumes and routine logistics supporting local growers.
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The
Herald
Penticton
Mother and Daughter Found Dead in Toronto Apartment
Mrs Kathleen Cunningham and her daughter were found dead in their Sherbourne Street apartment this morning after neighbors reported their absence. Officials say death resulted from gas leakage, with the stove tube found disconnected.
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Toronto
Ont
Vet. T
Kathleen Cunningham
Sherbourne Street
Transcontinental Ford Car Reaches City on Thursday
The Trans-Canada Ford caravan reaches Swift Current on its all-Canadian run toward Medicine Hat with stops at Ford points en route. It arrives Thursday at 10 am and will be welcomed at city hall by Mayor Huckvale who will sign a parchment scroll with signatures from city leaders.
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Ford
Swift Current
Medicine Hat
Huckvale
Halifax
W. A. Hawkins
Regina
Flickenge
Mies
Kittie Baird
Truchkyale
Cuttingham
Alberta Territory
Floc. Barkes
A. Cuntingham
Lethbridge
Aly
Flickenper
THREE WINNIPEG BANDITS TO GET TWENTY LASHES
Three Manitoba bandits, named Mike Diecak W Metzler and MW Mitchell, were sentenced to flogging after terrorizing settlements and robbing a Winniper Street Railway motorman. They were captured after staging a robbery at Culross and confessed to further crimes. The copper refinery at the smelter is now operating producing 24 to 40 tons daily.
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Winnipeg
Winnipes
Willie
Manitoba
Winniper Street Railway
Mike Diecak
W. Metzler
MW. Mitchell
Culross
Man
Tno
The
Tis Smelter
Wheat Volatility Echoes Weather and Short Covering
Unfavorable weather and light offerings spurred a sharp early wheat advance with a 2 1 8 cent jump before shorts covered. October and May contracts traded up with October near 1 27 4 and May at 1 25 3 8, while coarse grains barely moved. Nearby the Cranbrook note mentions wooden sidewalks being torn up for lek fuel at the tourist camp.
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Winnipes
Shorts
Cranbrook
Lek
Big Ranch Outfits Urge Aid to Police in Belgian Mare Theft Case
Justice Tweedie urged ranch outfits to assist police in the theft trial of James Merrilees and James Thompson Whitney. Testimony described a Belgian mare bred at a Sage Creek ranch fifteen miles away under manager Merrilees, with subpoenas and depositions debated as proceedings continued.
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Justice Twa Vie
Iig Thompson Whitney
Court House
Che
Rass
Beck Front
Aboocaumne
Phy Constans Baigle
Nave Aberlees
Blanche
Merrilees
Davidson
Merriless
Catahida
J.B. Simpson
Sage Creek
Jane
Cress
James Merriies
Witness
Vfage
Five Thousand Dollar Reward for Prisoners' Capture
The attorney general offers a five thousand dollar reward for the apprehension alive or dead of five prisoners who escaped from the provincial jail. Police and investigators pursue clues across the province while a special inquiry examines the jail break and possible conspiracy.
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Winnipeg
Evers
Winnipepg Ae
Attochey-General
W. Craig
Ed Todas
Qoet
Pacidas
Provingdad
Dis. Tnvestigitiairs Was Under Wink Iene
John Stanton
Red Cross leaders highlight health and citizenship
Dr Robertson and Mrs Waagen spoke for the Red Cross advocating improvement of health and prevention of disease as keys to a better world. They stressed government limits and the role of voluntary groups like the Red Cross and Boy Scouts in guiding public opinion and education.
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DR. Robertson
Mrs. Waagen
THE
RED Cross
OW. Robertson
Central Council of Red Cross
Premier and Meighen Stay Active in the West
Premier King and Hon. Mr. Meighen campaigned in Saskatchewan with Liberal candidate C. R. McIntosh in North Battleford pledging rapid railway expansions and reforms. Minister Motherwell touted Pacific grain rates and tuberculosis free cattle plans while criticizing the current government for inaction and urging a full Liberal majority.
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MR. Meighen
North Battleford
Sask
King
Saskatchewan
C. R. McIntosh
Turtleford-Hafford
Canadian National Railways
North Battleford-St. Paul de Metis-Edmonton
Hudsons Bay Railway
Senate
Tlariff
W. O R. Motherwell
Railway Commission
Pacific Coast
Mr. Motherwell
Pleads Guilty To Libel Charge In Supreme Court
Mrs. Kirkelund pleaded guilty to ramatory libel at arraignment in the Supreme Court. Sentenced by Justice Tweedie to three months imprisonment with suspended operation. Defense argued she acted from belief of justification and past good character. The report notes a separate note about a new mounted police post to be built next year at Elesmore Island.
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Mounted Police
Elesmore Island
Three Cornered Races Loom in Saskatchewan Elections
Regina Sask Oct 7 Three cornered fights loom in nineteen of twenty one federal constituencies in Saskatchewan for the general elections unless withdrawals occur before nomination day October 22. Long Lake sees a Tory, a straight Progressive and a dissident Progressive. Liberals nominate in South Battleford and Maple Creek Wednesday bringing Liberals to nineteen candidates. Conservatives plan conventions in Mackenzie and Swift Current to nominate remaining two. Progressives field twenty candidates with Maple Creek as the only unrepresented constituency.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Long Lake
South Battleford
Maple Creek
Mackenzie
Swift Current
Progressives
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Arthur ‘Po Bhd
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Motherwell
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Dominion Experimential Farm
Ottawa
Department of Agriculture
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Quebec
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Hudson Bay
Wato
Iberia
Mrs. Kirkelund
Charles Stewart Empress Theatre
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