Pirates Edge Senators In World Series Tilt
In Washington Griffith's Stadium on Oct 12 the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Washington Senators 6 to 3. Vic Aldridge worked for Pittsburgh while Coveleskie started for Washington and was pulled after early trouble. The Senators lead the series 3-2 with a decisive game looming, Meadows likely to pitch for the Pirates and Ferrusor for the Senators.
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Washington
Senators
Pirates
Covaleski
Sallon
Zachary
Marberry
Aldridge
Pittsburgh
Pittsbore
Meadows
Ferrusor
Aira
Coolidge
Pittsburg
Stanley Coveleskie
Vic Aldridge
Ossee Bluege
The
Stufts Metnnis
Georg Granthan
Alberta Premier Greenfield to resign before next general election
Private UFA caucus in Edmonton after a long session discusses the likely resignation of Premier Herbert Greenfield and the appointment of Attorney General Brownlee to lead the government. Brownlee is pressed to accept if Greenfield steps down, with talks of cabinet changes and possible general elections within the year.
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Edmonton
Herbert Greenfield
Alberta
Brownlee
Harmer
UPA
Greenfield
Council
Ccaucus
Farner
Th Loal
TH. W. Wood
UFLA
Jean J. Brownlee
U G.Q
Calgary
Ma Greenfield
Imewece Ale Greenfield
le ePherson
Loys
Privac
Dre
Farmer
Claresholm
Ledue
Edson
Medicine Hat
Wass
Arthur Must Make Change in His Figures
In Espanola Ontario Canadian Press reports the Canadian manufacturers association accuses Arthur of misrepresenting the country's factory conditions. James Murdoch quotes ministers saying a list claimed 360 Canadian firms shut in two years, but only 36 actually closed.
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Arthur
Espanola
Ont
Oer
Cana.ton Manufacturers Association
James Murdoch
Teries
Eetors
Meizhken
Inia
Lobo
All Hands On Ship Nork Reported Missing In Atlantic
An inscription found on a weed-washed board near Martha’s Vineyard claimed all hands aboard the ship Nork perished after being overtaken by Ajearster in mid Atlantic last August. The find notes the ship as the last hope of five fishermen adrift in an open boat about 3 miles east of Stoi. The writing’s age and origin remain unclear.
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Vinesvards Traven
Mites
Oet
Jon
Allies Produce A Solution For German Trouble
In Lucerne Switzerland Oct 12 an agreement nears on Germany joining the League of Nations. The Allied plan aims to satisfy German public opinion while preserving relations with Russia. Albert Bright 71 president of A Bright & Sons dies at Winnipeg.
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Lucarnoe
Switzerland
Germany
League of Nations
Luthes
Albert Bright
The
A. Bright & Sons, China and Glassware Merchants
Winnipew
Saint Patrick's visit marked by Bishop Kidd attendance
The article describes a ceremonial visit to Saint Patrick's with Bishop Kidd presiding. It notes preparations, religious rites, and community reception, including a public display of welcome and statements on education and civic matters. Election details mention vote tallies and transfers affecting McComb's lead.
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Saint Patrick's
Kidd
Paris Calmed After Communist Stroke Hits Saint Beuis
A general strike called by the Communists sparked an attack at Saint Beuis a Piads suburb. About thirty shots were fired wounding three policemen including a captain. Police report says the Both Well bore shows a thirteen inch hole drilled to a depth of Lao feet around 8 o clock.
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Paris
de Riuvtimg
Saint Beuis
Piads
Comaunists
Weather Sweeps Eastern Dominion With Early Snowfall
Storms lashed the Eastern Provinces with early snow and high winds. Quebec City saw light snowfall while Benneo and Dorchester counties reported several inches. Halifax endured 45 mph winds and wintry flurries as temperatures neared freezing.
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Dominion
New BrunsWick
Gulf of St Lawrence
Quebec
Quebec City
Benneo
Dorchester
Guspe
New Brunuswick
Tno
Newcastle
Bathurst
Halifax
N.S
Hall
Child Scalded to Death in Good Shepherd Home Winnipeg
The two and a half year old Donald Smithson died after being placed in a hot bath at the Good Shepherd Home in Winnipeg. A caregiver in charge claims she did not know the water was dangerously hot and authorities opened an investigation. The child, a ward of the Children Aid Society, had been placed there for temporary shelter.
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Pittsburg
Meinis
Covelekie
Peckinpaugh
Melanie
Smith
Aldridge
Goslin
Stith
Moore
Carey
Zachary
Marberrys
Agai
Judge
Washington
Joe Harris
Harris
Will To
Ruel
Wright
Bluege
Coveleskie
Pirate
Rice
Covey
Pirates
Melviis
Cuyler
Page
Winnipeg
Uet
the Good Shepherd
Donald Smithson
Children Aid Society
Wheat Market Slips Amid Light Demand and Cash Sales
Wheat prices eased with October and November futures trading dull and light buying. Cash grain activity was meager with flax prices and a narrow trade volume, while overall market sentiment remained soft and quotes fell several cents.
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Custer
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Curler
Barnhart
Garnhart
Traynor
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Rice Sim
Stan
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Piptsburg
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Smitih
Muddy
Bludge
Rigler
Medanis
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Cayter
Covveleskie
Kor
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Fish
Hidoud
Stanley Davk
Jie
Reiva
Hites
Beotishi
Cuyter
van Harniart
Cuyter Yee
Maindy
Trasnacoarp
Meenikat
Cayler
Hali
Chen
Trayamor
Pearshart
Zachary Grd
Peckinpargh
Sttuney Harris
Travris
Mebinis
Jude Tlied
J. E. Brownlee
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Nork
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Pista
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Owas
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