Giants Senators Clash In Fourth Game At Polo Grounds
Gridiron drama unfolds as the Giants and Senators battle for the series lead at the Polo Grounds. Goslin homers for Washington while Lindstrom and Frisch exchange key hits as the game swing shifts through eight innings.
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Polo Grounds
New Ork
A. P
Washington Senators
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Washington
George Magride
Mori
Open Ap
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Kes
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Inashington
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Ington
McNeely
Har- Rice
Goslin
Judge
Miller
Ruel
Bluege
Lindstrom
Barnes
Kelly
Meusel
Mogridge
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Wilson
Jackson
Gowdy
Rice
Frisch
Terry
Young
Hull House Fire at Union Oil Mill Causes Heavy Loss
The Union Oil Mill Hull House at West Monroe burned last night, causing about 20000 dollars in damage. Three loaded freight cars of cotton seed were destroyed, three saved, and the two story seed house faced a possible loss of 100000 dollars. Firefighters fought the blaze amid a crowded scene along the Ouachita River, with flames threatening nearby mill areas and oil tanks.
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Union Oil Mill
West Monroe
Hull House
Hull Building
Monroe
Frank Roddy
C. W. Wallace
K Street
American Cotton Oil Company
S. G. Sample
First National of
Shreveport
S. J. Harmon
Ouachita
Ouachita National Bank
La Follette Wheeler electors blocked from ballot in Louisiana
Judge Jones refused to compel Secretary of State Bailey to print the La Follette Wheeler electors on the November ballot. The suit contended 933 certified names exist while 800 more were uncertified. registrar Killeen’s certification issue led to the setback. A federal hearing was set to assess a further restraining action on ballot printing.
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New Orleans
la Follette Wheeler
Louisiana
W. C. Jones
District Court
Baton Rouge
James J. Bailey
J. J. Finneran
LaFolette
Jorge Jones
W. H. Thompson
Mr. Bailey
LaFollette
Thomas Killeen
Orleans Parish
Jones
Killeen
Federal District Court
Baily
LaFollette-Wheeler
Bob Chew Found Guilty on Eight Federal Counts
Texarkana Arkansas October seventh. Robt H Bob Chew oil operator of El Dorado Arkansas was found guilty in federal district court on eight of eleven counts charging use of the mails to defraud in connection with oil stock promotion in the South Arkansas field. Sentence deferred by Judge Frank A Youmans until October 27.
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Ark
Robt
Bob) Chew
el Dorado
Arkansas
South Arkansas
Frank A. Youmans
Murdered gangster Hackett shot at Tulane avenue home
Robert Hackett a 23 year old gangster with 33 prior arrests was fatally shot in his bed by several men who invaded his New Orleans home on Tulane avenue before daylight. A witness said the attackers entered the room and a man warned the victim to look out before the firing. Police found Hackett dying and a neighbor recalled men leaving the residence. The case remains unsolved as investigators seek the killers.
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Robert Hackett
Tulane Avenue
Hackett
Iockett
An Qeobesheee
Trial resumes in 1918 Major Cronkhite killing case
In Tacoma Washington October 7 the retrial of Roland Prothier a former sergeant bugler in the 213th engineers begins before the U S district court. Brigadier General John J Richards is expected to resume testimony with earlier statements arguing the killing could not have been accidental.
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Tacoma
Wash
Roland Prothier
213Th Engineers
Robert Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
United States District Court
John J. Richards
Providence
R. L
Pothier
Major Cronkhite
Dirigible Shenandoah Starts Across Country to Pacific
The Shenandoah naval dirigible began its epoch making round trip from Lakehurst New Jersey at 10 am under Rear Admiral W A Moffett with the admiral's pennant flying. The air crafts heads south toward Wilmington Delaware as the first stop on its coast to coast voyage in perfect weather.
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N J
Pacific Coast
W. A. Moffett
Wilmington
Delaware
Cafe Far Out At Sea Becomes Oasis In Desert of Los Angeles
Refitting of the four masted schooner Wm. Bowden once a windjammer into a cafe and dance hall began in the harbor district yesterday. The vessel will anchor a few miles from land to serve patrons seeking refreshments and recreation away from shore.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wm. Bowden
Harbor District
Dawes Leaves Duluth to Close Minnesota Campaign
Charles G. Dawes Republican vice presidential nominee departed Duluth for St. Paul to wrap up his Minnesota campaign. The trip marks a final push as the campaign nears its climactic phase.
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Duluth
Minn
A. P
Charles G. Dawes
St. Paul
Minnesota
Richard Loeb Sees Mother in Prison for Second Time
In Joliet Illinois on October 7 Richard Loeb, serving life for the murder of Robert Franks, met his mother Mrs Albert H Loeb for the second time since May 31. They embraced and spoke briefly as they sat apart for the meal, with Loeb noting a changed outlook while his mother offered prayers and encouragement.
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Bia
Sungkiang Captured as Chinese Forces Retreat
Sungkiang, 22 miles southwest of Shanghai, has fallen to General Sun Chuang-Fun. Chekiang troops retreat toward Singchwan as Shanghai defenders brace for possible withdrawal from the Hwangtu Liuho front. In northern Chihli, Manchurian air forces bomb Shan haikwan while Chang Tso Lin and Peking troops battle for control of the city.
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Sungkiang
Sun Chuang-Fun
Fukien
Singchwan
Tientsin
China
Shanhaikwan
Chihli
Great Chinese Wall
Chang Tso Lin
Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Great Wall
Ministerial Association Bans Re Marriage After Divorce
The Huntington Ministerial Association adopted a resolution banning members from marrying anyone who has been divorced except on scriptural grounds, and then only innately. The move reflects their stance within the church community in Huntington West Virginia.
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Huntington
W. Ve
Huntington Ministerial Association
Innarty
Association
Alexandria Campaign Brings $70,066 for Factories
Alexandria LA Oct 7 The drive for the 50 000 industrial fund to lure manufacturing to Alexandria has raised 70 066 in pledges. The total reflects strong support from local business and civic groups.
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Alexandria
Lai
W F Metzger released on bond after Calhoun crash
Mrs W F Metzger driver of the Lincoln sedan that struck and killed Postmaster L E Douthit of Tremont on the Calhoun road is freed on 3000 bond. Four in Metzger car uninjured. Douthit 37, his wife 36, Crippen 22 injured. Sheriff probes case as coroner verdict says Metzger could have avoided collision.
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W. F. Metzger
L. E. Douthit
Calhoun Road
Tremont
Lincoln Parish
Nancy
Frank Crippen
Calhoun
Monroe
Eastern Star
Douthit
Shreveport
Peters
Sheriff's Office
Metzger
Drew
Strong
Ouachita Parish
Miton Coverdale
Ney
David I. Garrett
Sterling Mion
Mretzger
May McCormick
George McCormick
Mr. Douthit
News Star announces private branch exchange discontinuation
The Monroe News Star states the private branch exchange is being discontinued in the business office. Patrons are urged to call 223 for news items or to talk to the news department and 224 for advertisements or business office inquiries.
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Monroe
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