Senators and Pirates Open World Series in Rowdy Washington Clash
Walker Johnson pitched the Washington Senators to a 4 1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates in the first game of the World Series at Forbes Field. Meadows opposed the champions with strong pitching as 42 000 fans packed the park amid feverish excitement.
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Forbes Field
Pittshare
Associated Press
National League
Mosisteen
Waasliuerron Senators
Dirst
Walter Heason
Senators
Lee Meadows
Svtst
Pirates
Ly Uaeris
Roger Keekinpaneh
Washington
Cooy
Sam Rice
Meadows
Pittsburo
Walker Johnson
Hriliant Clery
Pirates Todey
Dod
Chatthionship Serps Novaet
Senators Beat Pirates as Harris Homers in Fifth
In a pennant race tilt, the Washington Senators defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates. Joe Harris drove in runs with a home run and two hits, while Lee Meadows and Johnny Morrison held the Pirates to five hits. Carey stalled late as Goslin, Judge, Bluege, and Peckinpaugh supplied late offense.
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Senators
Lee Meadows
Johny Morrison
Meadows
Joe Harris
Blueze
Peckinpaugh
Phen
Couair
Rice
Harris
Legehers
Traynor
Pirates
Morrison
Marberry
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Smith
Goslin
Judge
Bluege
Carey
Cayler
Barnhart
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Ries
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Teelt
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Rice Ub
Wright
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Boll
Hopper
Cgvarsham
Pittsburg
Moore
Johnnson
Cuyler
Ruel
Diadost
Dleese
Peckinpaungh
Peck
Premier Greenfield Counters by Election Redistribution Plan
The government and Premier Greenfield push for a redistribution plan tied to a general election. Cabinet backing and a by election likely in December could follow, while Bills on liquor distribution and a commission inquiry into beer control shape fall sessions.
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Pearty
Helling
Greenfield
Aiitas
Pro Gram
Oie Winerchact
Towsever
Snow Halts Threshing Across Saskatchewan Region
A new heavy snowstorm blankets Southern Saskatchewan halting threshing work. Officials warn continued delays of two to three days, with restart unlikely before October 17. The Herald notes Penticton warehouse shipping five cars of apples daily.
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Saskatchewan
The
Herald
Penticton
Mother and Daughter Dead in Toronto Gas Leak
Mrs Kathleen Cunningham and her daughter were found dead in their apartment on Sherbourne Street Toronto. Neighbors broke in after they failed to appear and raise the alarm. Gas escaping from a disconnected stove tube caused the deaths.
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Toronto
Three Winnipeg Bandits to Get Twenty Lashes
In Winnipeg on October 7 a court sentenced three bandits, Mike Diecuk W Metzler and MM Mitchell, to twenty lashes each after confessing to a spree of robberies including a Culross Man hold up. They received 18 months to two years and three months in prison, and were captured following the Culross robbery and subsequent admissions.
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Winnipeg
Manitobn
Winnipeg Street Railway
Mike Diecuk
W. Metzler
MM. Mitchell
Culross
Man
Wheat Jumps and Falls In Early Trading Session
Unfavorable weather and speculative buying push wheat higher in early Toronto trading with a sharp rally in nearby contracts. Shorts cover before noon then retreat, pushing October and May prices up then backing off as the day progresses. Cash demand improves while coarse grains little changed amid a torched Cranbrook note about fuel supply.
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Winnipeg
Uethi
Shorts
Justice Tweedie Calls Ranch Attire to Aid Police
A distorted report quotes Justice Tweedie urging large ranch outfits to assist police. The testimony centers on Merriive and witnesses Simpean and Blanchers as depositions are read. The case involves Belwdan hay and cross-border questions, with witness credibility under scrutiny.
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Blanchers
Davidson
Canada
Simpean
Bare Creek
Jame
Five Thousand Dollar Reward For Prisoners’ Capture
A five thousand dollar offer is posted for the recapture of prison escapees. Reports describe a jailbreak at a provincial facility, with inmates missing and guards recalling the escape. Suspects include John Stanten, Ney Shetek, CP Blots, George Chabodiagk, and Archie Ma Reais. Police urge vigilance and detail any sightings to authorities.
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Perovines
Gibrae
Macey Investipstiams
John Stanten
Abo
Agta CP
George Chabodiagk
Archie Ma Reais
Eso
Red Cross speakers discuss health and education efforts
Dr Robertsson and Mrs Waagen spoke for the Red Cross on improving health and preventing disease. They highlighted education, youth programs, and citizenship initiatives linked to the Red Cross peace movement and related organizations.
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DR. Robertson
Mrs. Waagen
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RED Cross
Red Cross Peace Movement
R.W. Resertson
Central Council of Red Cross
Hoy Scout Movement
Saskatchewan campaign notes and railway plans in West
In North Battleford Premier Meighen and Liberal candidate McIntosh push a Saskatchewan platform featuring completion of the Tartleford-Lford branch, Hudson Bay railway reform, free rural mail delivery, and greater Pacific grain rate equity. Minister Motherwell defends Railway Commission actions and Pacific rate extensions while praising government measures.
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North Battleford
Kine
Saskatchewan
Clr
McIntosh
North Battlefford
Tartleford-Lefford
Canadian National Railways
Wlr
Mowherwell
Wiulway Commission
Paerhe
Railway Commission
Crow's Nest
Mr. Motherwell
Fort William
Pleads Guilty To Libel Charge In Supreme Court
Mrs. Kirkelund pleaded guilty to a dramatory libel at the Supreme Court arraignment on Tuesday. Her defense counsel sought leniency noting belief in justification of the letter and the accused’s respectable character. The judge ordered three months imprisonment to be suspended, aimed at societal reform.
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Laree
Sentenes
Northernmost police post near Mesmore Island planned
The world's northernmost police post is to be built at the far end of Mesmore Island for the mounted police. A copper refinery at Trai smoelier is now operating, producing 20 to 40 tonnes of copper daily.
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Mounted Police
Mesmore Island
Traismoelier
Three Cornered Contests in Nineteen Saskatchewan Ridings
Regina Sask Oct 7 Three cornered fights loom in nineteen of Saskatchewan’s twenty one federal constituencies for the general elections with nominations due October 22. Liberals raid South Battleford and Maple Creek nominatingWednesday, Conservatives plan Mackenzie and Swift Current conventions for remaining candidates, Progressives field twenty candidates except Maple Creek.
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Sask
Prospect ii Mineteen
Saskatchewan
Long Lake
South Battleford
Maple Creek
Mackenzie
Swift Current
Progressives
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Hal Cives
Boy Seong
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MR. Meighen
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Jasper
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Ottawa
Prince Edward
Mevherwel
G. UL. Beivin
Quebec
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King
Entiige
Amd
Sapep Ioc
Ne Aeibeedd
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Dia
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Hudson Bay
Mrs. Kirkelund
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