Giants and Senators clash in fifth game tense finish
Washington hosts the sixth game as McGraws Giants face the Senators with both teams aiming to force a decisive seventh game. Johnson and Ruel pace the Giants while Bentley drives a key homer for New York.
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Giants
Senators
Huntzinger
Mann
Harris
Zahniser
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Ruel
Bentley
Gowdy
New York
McNeely
Lindstrom
Frisch
Rice
Rf. Young
Goslin
Kelly
Judge
Terry
Ef. Wilson
If. Ruel
Jackson
P. Gowdy
Empires
Connolly
Dineen
La Follette Denounces Slush Fund Claim in Campaign
Senator La Follette accuses Republicans of raising a slush fund to sway the election and demands an immediate Senate investigation. C Bascom Slemp calls the charge pure fabrication and denies any involvement with Republican finances. He rejects leaving Washington for Coolidge support. La Follette reiterates the accusation and seeks subpoenas for key figures including W T Mellon and Edward T Stotesbury.
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Washington
C. Bascomiemp
Coolidge
la Follette
Republican Party
Republican National Committee
Slemp
Hoboken
N. J
Senate
Scranton
New Jersey
W. T. Mellon
Pittsburg
Secretary of Treasury
Edward T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mark Hanpa
Dudley
Indiana
Congress
Senator Borah
Idaho
Senate Committee On
Butler
Mr. Stotesbury
Joseph Grundy
Penna Manufacturers’ Association
Giants Rally Past Opponents With Ninth-Inning Burst
In a tense late game, Leibold flies out, Tate draws a walk, and McNeely fans as Harris closes the inning. the Giants win after a sequence of bases and timely hits. Three runs end the rally, with Gowdy and Lindstrom delivering key scores for the Giants.
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Senators
McNeely
Lindm
Harris
Flson
Terry
Rice
ts—Johnson
Lind- Lindstrom
Miller
Frisch
Young
McNeely Din Young
Kelly
Lindstrom
Ruel
Goslin
Gost
Judge
Stright
Wilson
Bluege
Jackson
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Nsdn
Trike
Johnson
Nesly
Gowdy
Bentley
Bstrom
Bleuge
OhiNer
Isch
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McQuillan
Liebold
Leibold
Tate
Taylor
Giants star Arthur Nehl may not pitch again in series
New York Giants manager John McGraw said ace pitcher Arthur Nehl may be unable to pitch further in the world series due to an injured hand after defeating Walter Johnson in the opening game.
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New York
Arthur Nehl
Walter Johnson
McGraw
Prominent Baseball Scandals and Notable News Bits
Jimmy O Connell of the Giants allegedly offered a bribe to Heinie Sand of the Phillies to throw a game. Ban Johnson and Barney Dreyfuss urged canceling the World Series with Washington. Grover Bergdoll, a draft dodger, remains missing from his German posts since April. Governor Smith’s son Walter faced a dangerous blood infection requiring immediate surgery.
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Jimmy” O'Connell
New York Giants
Heinie Sand
Philadelphia Nationals
Giants
B. Johnson
American League
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington
Grover Cleveland Bergdolf
America
Alfred E. Smith
Calvin Coolidge, Jr
Smith
Walter
Ex-Postmaster Alleges Kidnapping by Detectives
Marcus Howes former postmaster of Barnstable Mass. sues three private detectives in New York claiming they lured him to Miss Ethel Jackson suite and used coercive methods to extract evidence for her husband G McL Baynes divorce suit. He says he was released after promising not to speak. He identified a locket with his initials and a Miss Jackson photo as items held by an intruder.
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New York
Marcus Howes
Barnstable
Mass
Ethel Jackson
Willis
Miss Jackson
Howes
Ex-Service Man Shoots Self in Mansfield Hotel Room
J. B. Pearce a 30 year old ex service man formerly with American Railways Express committed suicide in his Mansfield La hotel room last night by shooting himself between the eyes with a pistol. He registered tired asked for a cool room then locked himself in. Attendants broke the door found him unconscious and he died three hours later. He left a note naming a brother in Many La a sister in Zwolle La and a town marshal there with sealed letters to be mailed.
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Shreveport
J. B. Pearce
American Railways Express Company
Mansfield
Pearce
Many
Zwolle
Democrats in Clean Sweep of Arkansas Jobs
In Arkansas the general state election results favored the Democratic slate for governor Tom J. Terral and his ticket by over eight to one. Amendments to the constitution were contested with early returns showing a two to one majority in their favor for two measures and uncertainties on the third.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Tom J. Terral
State Supreme Court
Anothr
Coal mine head shot on way to reopen operations
Lee J. Sandridge a leading West Virginia coal operator and Democratic figure was shot near Phillips while traveling to Meridan mines to resume nonunion operations. Three companions were wounded as attackers fired from the brush along the road. Sandridge, superintendent of Rock Island Coal Company, planned to restart the mines after a monthlong shutdown under a nonunion agreement.
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Uion
Sandridge
National Democratic
U S Cotton Crop Forecast for Year Shrinks Slightly
The Agriculture Department forecasts 12,499,000 bales of cotton this year, down from 12,596,000 bales two weeks earlier. October 1 condition is 53.5 percent of normal with an expected yield of 148 pounds per acre, as ginnings totals by state are reported and revised prior-season figures updated.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Census Bureau
Virginia
North Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana S
Texas
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma Ee
South Carolina
States
Probe into Charles Hotel Fire Nears Conclusion
Fire officials expect Deputy State Fire Marshal A G Cook to wrap up the investigation into the Charles hotel blaze that killed three guests in Shreveport Louisiana. About a dozen witnesses testified including landlady Nora Sanders and owner Charles Selber. Five year old Susie Ross and J E Van Andrea are reported improving in hospital.
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Shreveport
Charles Hotel
A. G. Cook
Monroe
Cook
Nora Sanders
Charles Selber
Susie Ross
C. C. Robinson
J. E. van Andrea
Cotton Drops 1 1/2 Cents After Forecast
New Orleans October 8 Cotton fell one and a half cents a pound after the government production forecast. The forecast showed about 100000 bales less than two weeks ago, though traders anticipated a larger drop.
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New Orleans
Youthful Manager Aims for World Champion Washington Senators
A young manager in Washington orchestrates bold moves to mold the Senators into a world champion baseball club, using every available resource and strategy to secure national acclaim.
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Washington Senators
Shenandoah Near Monroe and Across Mississippi River
Reports from multiple Mississippi towns recount the naval dirigible Shenandoah passing near Monroe at about 1 30 PM and later crossing the Mississippi River at Greenville and the Alabama Mississippi boundary. Spectators observed elevation ranges from 800 feet to several thousand feet as the airship moved westward.
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Shecena Great Air Leviathan
Id States
Monroe
Arkansas- Louisiana
Bastrop
Greenville
Miss
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Shenandoah
Alabama - Mississippi
Oet
Alabama-Missippi
Mississippi
Columbus
Prince of Wales to Visit Chicago Monday
The Prince of Wales arrives at 8 AM Monday aboard the Chicago and Northwestern railroad for a day of civic tours. Hosted by Louis F. Swift, he will visit the stock yards and pecking plants, then tour the University of Chicago, the Grant Park stadium, boulevards, and downtown business traffic.
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Chicago
Prince of Wales
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Louis F. Swift
Swift
University of Chicago
Grant Park
Three Cents a Gallon Gas Cut in Texas
Gulf Refining Company announces a three cent per gallon price cut in Texas effective October 1, following an earlier wholesale and retail price reduction in 22 states. The new red wholesale price drops to 12 cents and the retail price to 15 cents per gallon.
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Tex
Houston
Gulf Refining Company
Texas
Prisoners Used As Target Practice In Shanhaikwan Fight
Reports from Shanhaikwan note violent clashes as Manchurian troops advance while Peking forces execute criminal prisoners captured nearby. Spies were seized and executed, and fighting continued with local advances claimed by Manchurian units.
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Shanghai
Chang Tso-Lin
Shanhaikwan
Mukden
Tientsin
A. P
Peking
Shanhaikwa
Churia
Chang Ti
Army Planes to Cross U S Night Flight in Formation
Nine army bombing planes will depart Langley Field Virginia for Mitchel Field Long Island on October 10 in the service first cross country night flight in formation. Major C West will command the squadron using running lights and emergency equipment.
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Washington
Army
Langley Field
Mitchell Field
L. I
C. Westover
Parker Gilbert to be Wedded in Kentucky
Miss Louise Todd of Louisville and S Parker Gilbert of New Jersey newly appointed agent general of reparations in Europe under the Dawes plan were to be married in Louisville today. Rev Dr Peyton H Hoge of Pewee Valley, who 24 years ago officiated for Miss Todd's parents, would perform the ceremony.
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Louisville
Louise Todd
S. Parker Gilbert
New Jersey
Europe
Peyton H. Hoge
Pewee Valley
Miss Todd
Atlantic Oil Producing Reclassifies Smackover Oil
Shreveport Louisiana October 8 The Atlantic Oil Producing Company announced a reclassification of Smackover crude oil matching the Standard Oil Company change made last Monday. The posted price for Smackover 25 gravity and above is 95 cents per barrel and below 25 gravity is 85 cents. Earlier the firm made two classifications 26 and above and below 26 gravity.
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Shreveport
Atlantic Oil Producing Company
Standard Oil Company
Atlantic
Blood Transfusion Given to Cincinnati Baseball Player
A blood transfusion operation was performed on Jacob Daubert, first baseman of the Cincinnati Nationals at Good Samaritan Hospital in an effort to save his life.
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Cincinnati
Jacob Daubert
Cincinnati Nationals
Good Samaritan Hospital
Divorce Case Reveals Puzzle Habits In Chicago Wife
In Chicago, Mary Zaba files for divorce amid odd details of a husband who solves crosswords while the wife earns a living. A judge sentences the husband to three punishments daily and orders the wife to continue using a typewriter in discussions on pace.
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Chicago
Mary Zaba
Tate
Joseph Zaba
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