Pirates win seventh game to force World Series deciding contest
In a tense game at Forbes Field on October 13, Kremer pitched brilliantly for the Pirates and Moore belted a fourth inning homer that gave Pittsburgh a 3 2 win over Washington. The series now heads to a decisive seventh game as McKechnie surprised with Kremer starting.
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Forbes Field
Pittsburg
Bill McKechnie
Pacific Coast
Kremer
Pirates
Moore
Feren Ben
Senators
Ferguson
Ruel
Jack Onslow
Sant Rice
Smith
Rice
Washington
Stanley Harris
Coslin
J. C Harris
Judge
Bluege
Peckinpaugh
Severeid
P. Fittsburg—Moore, 2B; Carey, Cf; Cuyler, Rf; Barnhart
Traynor
Wright
McInnis
Tiarriis
Flarris
Pistsburg
Fteather
Wadi Aye
Moore Chat Oo
Page Wight
Canadians Returning From the United States Move to Settle
Ottawa reports 730 former Canadians who lived in the United States more than six months returned to Canada via October 9 to make permanent homes. In the same period 79 immigrants entered Canada from the United States and total cross border entries reached 896 250 including tourists and other migrants.
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Ottawa
Qeto
United States
Department of Immigrations
Canada
Department of MinMinmisation and Colonization
Dow
Caillaux Clashes With Diehards in Chamber of Deputies
Paris October 1 Finance Minister Caillaux, returning from a debt funding mission to the United States, clashed with the Diehards in the Chamber of Deputies. He gave a resume of the current situation, faced heckling, and was questioned by the France Committee over 1926 appropriations and revenue sources.
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Caillaux
Chamber OF Deputies
Paris
Mineister
United States
Washington
M. Caillaux
France
Last Chance to Join Voters List for Federal Election
Voters urged to check the final revision of the Hsts as tomorrow is the last chance to be listed. Judge Greene will review the Hsts at the Court Mouse, and those omitted will not be able to vote on October 24.確認 names now to ensure voting eligibility.
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Dhaown
Greene
Rone
Greece
Jurgia
Egypt
Nile
Great Republic
Europe
St. Patrick's
Ammonia Pipe Burst Forcing Hotel Evacuation
Oct 13 in Yoronto patrons at the Scholes hotel were evacuated after an ammonia tank pipe near the dining room center struck an employee and rendered him unconscious. Firemen in gas wear shut off the valves and the injured worker recovered.
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Yoronto
Scholes
Lund
Coal Famine Looms Over Rochester If Weather Turns Cold
A Rochester coal dealer warned that Western and Central New York cities including Rochester face a coal famine. Should the weather turn cold, shipments could run out in days if supply cannot be carefully apportioned and allocated.
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Rochester
N.Y
New York
Silk Heist At Madison Square Stole 250000 In Silk
Thieves stole silk worth 250000 from the show rooms of Samuel J. Aranson & Co at Madison Square New York. Four robbers handcuffed a watchman and escaped in trucks. The waterman remained inside the building for seven hours before rescue.
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New York
Madison Square
Samuel J. Aranson & Co
Bandits Escape After Edmonton Robbery Night of Oct
Edmonton reports three bandits robbed a Chinese proprietor at North Edmonton’s K. Cate on Saturday night. They fled with 300, and police have yet to locate them.
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Edmonton
K. Cate
North Edmonton
Wheat's Sharp Advance In Market Today
Wheat futures showed a sharp advance with prices rising from 23-8 to 29-4 above after a bullish bullion market and poor Western Canada weather. October closed at 1.26 1-2, up 25-8. November 1.26 5-8. December 1.23 5-8. Rye led gains with a 3 1-2 cent rise as shorts covered amid light offerings. Cash grain trade was fair.
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Willits. Oet
United States
Canada
Canadian Pacific Crop Report Details Western Canada Threshing Delays
The weekly crop report notes lingering inclement weather with snow sleet and rain delaying threshing across Western Canada. Only 75 to 80 percent threshing complete in Manitoba and Saskatchewan while Alberta shows varied progress due to rains. Sugar beets in Raymond district favorable and apples in British Columbia show frosts affecting quality.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Leeport
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Wetaskiwin
Taskiwin
Calgary
Rom
Lethbridge
Edmonton
Raymond
British Columbia
TORIES FIGHT PENSION RIGHTS RESTORATION IN heated Ottawa debate
In Fort Wilt, Ontario, Prime Minister King sparred with Conservative candidate Dr Manion over restoring pension rights. A staged interruption by Manion sparked cheers and jeers as King cited parliamentary records showing Manion’s absence and pairing in a key Grand Trunk amendment vote. The exchange continued with Manion defending his stance as the crowd pressed for clarity.
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Fort Wilt
Premer
Art William
Tie
Manton
Merehen
Pobo
Die
Bedis
Metehen
Meishen
Manion
Lepage
Chai Dre Manion
Meanie
Tas Hall
Oomore
Bdia
King
Mr. King
Preqner
Dr. Minton
Dr. Manton
Shipping combine accused of discrimination against farmers
Dr Russell Ormiston of Winnipeg declares Western ranchers and farmers will stop raising cattle for export unless shipping practices end discrimination. He claims carriers favor large interests and individual farmers cannot get sufficient shipments, being forced to sell to agents at local stock yards.
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Winnipeg
Delhi
Russell Ormiston
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ile
Tropsky Sick Again in Moscow Return
Leon Trotsky's health deteriorates due to strenuous economic duties on his return to Moscow. Doctors order complete rest after a bout of illness forces him to withdraw from Soviet regime activities.
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Foscow
Leon Protsky
Moscow
Hin
Dwight Davis Named Secretary of War
Washington reports Dwight TY. Davis of Missouri appointed Secretary of War. He succeeds Weeks, whose retirement due to ill health was announced at the White House.
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Washington
Dwight TY. Davis
Missouri
United States
Massaccheutts
White House
Classified Ads Prove Quick Salesmen In The Nowa
Classified ads are praised as the fastest salespeople in town as merchants showcase goods and services in brief notices. The column highlights the efficiency and reach of small ad listings in drawing buyers.
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Nowa
Welcome of Bishop Kidd at Medicine Hat parish
Immense crowd greets Rt. Rev. John T. Kidd Bishop of Calgary in Medicine Hat. Address by J M Gilmour and heartfelt welcome from St Patrick's parishioners highlighting loyalty, learning, patriotism, and unity across nationalities and ages.
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J.T. Kidd
Calgary
Medicine Hall
Medicine Hat
Sir Thomas
Lady Esmonde
British Columbia
Ireland
Free State
CLP
St. Patrick's Church
Mir. J. M. Gilmour
P. Connors
C. T. Flynn
John T. Kidd
St. Patrick’s Church
Medicine Pat
Albert
St. Augustine
Canada
Germany Set to Join League at Security Conference
Locarne Switzerland Oct 18 Germany expected to sign a gentleman’s agreement with the Allies to join the League of Nations under which the League alone would interpret its covenant. Britain France Italy and Belgium also to sign. Mussolini may attend the final signing.
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Locarne
Switzerland
Germany
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Mussolini
Wremier
Stressetan
Hans Lurther
Berlin
Alps
Termany
League
Laches
Cologne
Rhine
Laace
Germnny
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U.S.A
Dept. OF Immigration
Lerterio’ McConkeny
Ipliucor
Funes
Canadian Pacific Railway Crop Report
TEAS
Ren
G. G. McGeer
Kvc
Vancouver
Meighems Ciicieutenant
Pacific
Stevens
McGeer
Dominion Rediway Board
Tories
House of Commons
Tropsky
Cp.r
Primate
St. Patrick’s
Gemany
Britain
Medicine Hat Lodge
A.F
A.M
G.B.A
Elm ‘St. Connaught
Montreal ST
Toronto ST. Riverside
Ball Park
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