Yankees Slug Past Pirates In Easy Box-Score Win
The New York Yankees bombard the Pittsburgh Pirates with two base hits from Gehrig Traynor and Grantham and a three base hit by L Waner. Meusel steals两 bases with sacrifices by Barnhart Ruth Lazzeri Gehrig P Waner. Lazzeri to Koenig turns a double play. New York left on base ten, Pittsburgh five. Aldridge takes the loss as Pipgras fans four and allows ten hits in seven and one third innings. Cvengros also yields hits and a wild pitch by Aldridge. Umpires Nallin Quigley Ormsby Moran. Time 2:20.
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Gehrig
Traynor
Grantham
L. Waner
Meusel
Barnhart
Ruth
Lazzeri
P. Waner
Koenig
New York
Pittsburgh
Aldridge
Bengough
Pipgras
Combs
Cvengros
Dawson
Nallin
Quigley
Ormsby
Moran
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Waco
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Harris
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Yankees Clinch Second World Series Win At Forbes Field
The New York Yankees beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 6 at Forbes Field to take a 2 0 lead in the World Series. George Pipgras pitched effectively allowing seven hits after a three run third inning, while Vic Aldridge was chased in the eighth inning after a rough outing.
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Associated Press
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Yanks
George Pipgras
Pirates
Vic Aldridge
Remus the Bootlegger Kills Wife in Cincinnati Park
George Remus once famed as the king of bootleggers shot his wife in Eden Park as she fled a divorce hearing. He surrendered to police after the fatal confrontation and told detectives of alleged infidelity with Franklin L. Dodge Jr. over Windsor and Detroit trips.
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Ly Associated Press
Cincinnati
Aew
George Remus
Remus
Franklin L. Dodge, Jr
Federal warrant charges Mrs Wright with obscene mail matter
Madison Oct 6 Federal authorities issue a warrant charging Mrs Miriam Noel Wright with sending obscene matter through the mails. The warrant was served in a Madison hotel dining room where Mrs Wright refused to retire to her room and became hysterical.
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Madison
Wis
Frank Lloyd Wright
Miriam Noel Wright
By laws of Junior C of C to be Changed
Unanimous approval was given to change the by laws of the junior board of the Chamber of Commerce at yesterday afternoon’s meeting. Three directors at large will be elected W H Anders B S Betts and C E McKenzie. Term specifics list several names for two three and one year terms and West Monroe directors T C Drew and J W Knowles. The group discussed sponsoring the college football game between Louisiana Tech and Mississippi College and plans to divide the city into zones with committees visiting downtown stores and wholesale houses.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Anders
B.S. Betts
C. E. McKenzie
Biedenharn
S. W. Davis
C. L. Melebeck
W. C. Oliver
W. J. Sherrouse
C. D. Wise
Barney Oakland
Luther Reed
A. G. Treadgold
Hugh Lennon
C. W. Mitchell
Isaac Morrison
Louis Gimler
Leon Hammonds
Isaac Lemle
West Monroe
T. C. Drew
J. W. Knowles
Louisiana Tech
Mississippi College
Handsome Youth Sought in Widows Ring and Cash Loss
Two widows report being fleeced by a handsome smooth talking young man during whirlwind courtships. One woman loaned 250 dollars for a 500 dollar note. another widow lost a 750 dollar diamond ring while the suitor attempted to match the stone with a second, identical gem. Authorities withhold names and no charges were filed.
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California
West Monroe
Edwards Dies From Burns After Gas Explosion in West Monroe
Edwards, 41, a carpenter, died from burns sustained in a gas explosion at a garage he was building on the corner of Mill and Cypress in West Monroe. He was rushed to St. Francis sanitarium where he died after 10 p.m. The accident happened when a match lit as he opened the door. He leaves parents Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Edwards and two sisters Mrs. W. J. Anding and Mrs. A. J. Anding of Swartz. funeral at Peters chapel tomorrow at 9:45 with Rev. M. Monk.
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Mill
Cypress Streets
West Monroe
Sullivan
Edwards
St. Francis Sanitarium
Mr. Edwards
T. E. Edwards
Swartz
W. J. Anding
A. J. Anding
Peters Funeral
Swindall to Face Louisiana Robbery Charges
Charles Bunyan Swindall, sought in New Orleans for a $12,000 railroad payroll robbery and a $5,844 payroll hold up, will be returned to Louisiana with New Orleans Detective Captain George Reyer. Habeas corpus proceedings were started to obtain his release, and Judge Whit Boyd ordered a hearing for Saturday. Swindall was jailed in Houston and moved to await transfer.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Charles Bunyan Swindall
New Orleans
New Orleans States
Louisiana
George Reyer
San Antonio
Charles Murphy
Swindall
Murphy
White Boyd
Owen Kilday
Whit Boyd
Youngest Player Stars in Today’s Big Game
In the game today Mr Pipgras delivered a proper ball to L Waner who hit a three bagger and scored in the first inning. Waner is noted as the youngest player in the series.
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Pipgras
L. Waner
Waner
Louisiana asks Texas for return of gunman in cashier murder
Governor Simpson sends a requisition to Governor Moody of Texas to return Charles Bunyan Swindall, held in Houston, in the fatal shooting of J Douglas Acomb, cashier of the New Orleans States, who was robbed of a $5800 payroll. If approved, the requisition goes to Capt. George Rayer in New Orleans.
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Baton Rouge
Simpson
Dan Moody
Texas
Louisiana
Charles Bunyan Swindall
Houston
J Douglas Acomb
New Orleans
Moody
George Rayer
No Number 13 Trains on Burlington Route
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad to stop using train numbers 13 on its Chicago line due to loss of business from superstition. officials say no trains will be numbered 13 henceforth and timetable and signage will be updated.
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Burlington Railroad
Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Hambone Meditations: J P Alley On Friendship
A brief verse from Hambone Meditations notes how the value of a person is shown by their friends and followers. It emphasizes perceptions of social bonds over personal wealth or status in a rustic voice.
Pipgras Starts for Yankees in Game Two Series
N Y hurler Pipgras took the mound for today’s game and was a surprise choice for the second game of the series. He held the Pirates’ sluggers well in hand throughout the matchup.
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Pipgras
Vic Aldridge Tops Pirates as Yankee Onslaught Prevails
Pirates pitcher Vic Aldridge started the game on the mound but the New York Yankees surged in the eighth, retiring him and bringing in Cven Gros to finish.
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Aldridge
Vic Aldridge
Pirate
Cvengros
Supreme Court Hearing in Scruggs Case Delayed
Advices from the office of the assistant attorney general say the Supreme Court hearing in Vernon Scruggs case is reset from October 7 to October 14 in New Orleans. Scruggs, convicted of Mildred Thomas murder and sentenced to hang, delays by a week as his attorneys plan travel for oral arguments.
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David I. Garrett
Supreme Court
New Orleans
Vernon Scruggs
Mildred Thomas
Scruggs
High Tribunal
New Jersey Poultry Dealer Surrenders After Out Agreement
William Beach of Vineland, a poultry dealer wanted in the murder of Dr. A William Lil Endah, surrendered to State Police Captain Carter and Trooper Robert Woodward at about 7:30 am on a New Jersey highway four miles from town. He arrived with counsel Edison Hedges, who said Beach would appear before the May's Landing grand jury to aid the case.
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Associated Press
May’s Landing
N. J
William Beach
Vineland
William Lil- Nendah
Beach
Captain Carter
Robert Woodward
Edison Hedges
Hedges
Hinkle
May's Landing
Public invited to attend Playograph parties on North Second Street
The News-Star invites the public to watch World Series games on the Playograph in front of the News-Star building on North Second Street. Games start at 12 30 p m except Sunday at 1 00 p m. Each day the News-Star prints a complete gate tally and box score.
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News-Star
News- Star
North Second Street
Want Ads Spar Gossip in Union Beach Town Paper
In Union Beach New Jersey on October 6 a weekly paper's Want Ads spark gossip. Barber Alfred Mirro seeks to stop rumors about his wife and offers truthful information to gossipers. Insurance agent Floyd Wenzell advertises he has spread a divorce story about his wife.
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Union Beach
Alfred Mirro
Floyd Wenzell
Mirro
Wenzell
Tex Rickard Faces Dozens of Legal Fights
New York promoter Tex Rickard says he is involved in fifty lawsuits as he spends much time in conference with lawyers. He notes that many former business partners and others he has not dealt with are suing him.
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New York
Tex Rickard
First Yanks First Yanks Baseball At Bat And Field Ceremony
The scene opens with team members on the field as the American flag is raised and the Star Spangled Banner plays. Aldridge dominates with curves while Ruth Gehrig and Meusel advance, but the Pirates pitcher keeps pressure with strikes and outs in a scoreless frame.
Residence on North Side Looted of Jewels and Heirlooms
A bold break in at Clyde Brown’s 1608 North Fifth Street home occurred Tuesday night between 6 30 and 7 10 p m. A negro man is suspected after a witness saw a man loitering nearby. The pile included heirlooms and fraternity pins, stored in a dresser drawer and small boxes.
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Clyde Brown
North Fifth Street
Brown
Ne Ily
J. French
Slong Street
H. K. Liebreicht
Russell
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Cuyler
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U. S
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F.L
Chas. Swindall
Will
N. O. States
Hambone’s Meditations
J. P. Alley
N. Y. Hurler
Pfkrpsgreas
Vic
N. J. Man
North 2Nd Street
Carl S. Brandebury
Alldridge
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