Pirates Triumph In Fifth World Series Game At Washington
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Washington Senators 6 to 5 in game five at Griffin Stadium. Vic Aldridge started for Pittsburgh. Coveleskie struggled, being relieved by Zachary and Marberry as the Pirates fueled heavy hitting to seize the lead and inch toward a tied series. Goose Goslin and Joe Harris provided late offense for Washington as the Senators fought to stay alive.
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Griffin Stadium
Washington
A. P
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirate
Bucky Harris
Stanley Coveleskie
Bill McKechnie
Vic Aldridge
McKechnie
Goose Goslin
Joel Harris
Bluege
Myer
Goose” Goslin
Senators
Pirates and Senators Trade Early Runs in Deliberate Stint
In the third inning Moore and Carey clash with a deliberate spitball and inside work as Cuyler draws a walk and Covey on the mound fights control. A collision at second injures Stan Harris but he rises and stays in. Cuyler scores on a sacrifice fly and Barnhart adds a run on a single. In the fourth, MelIanis and Smith keep the action lively as Smith collects his second hit.
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Pittsburgh
Senators
Lees Bluege
Covey
Moore
Viton
Carey
Peck
Cuyler
Carrey
Barnhart
Goslin
Traynor
Wright
Corey
Stanley Harris
Washington
Rice
S. Harris
Harris
McInnis
Rize
Goshin
Judge
Joe Harris
Peckinpaugh
Smith
Pirates
Aldridge
Bluege
Stah Harris
Ruel
Muddy
Pirde
Ampre Rizler
Stuffy McInnis
Cavey
Stan Harris
Teaas
Parnhart
Zachery
Marberry
Coolidge
Goose
MelIanis
Page Seven
Max Carey
Stanley
Pittsburg
Miss Louisville Contest Ends In Engagement Twist
E R Henderson of Monroe a Louisville freshman class president and track star was late to vote in the Miss Louisville contest but chose a bride instead. He announced yesterday in Louisville his engagement to Mrs Darrel Langford a blonde beauty who competed but did not win the title. Henderson, a longtime Louisville resident, had returned to Monroe earlier this summer.
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E. R. Henderson
Monroe
University of Louisville
Louisville Post
Louisville
Darrel Langford
Henderson
Accidental Shot Wounds Depot Agent in Chase Louisiana
A pistol discharged accidentally in Chase Louisiana at the passenger depot injuring depot agent J W McDuff below the knee. The bullet, fired from a pistol handled by timekeeper S Stewart, also knocked out the depot light and caused a panic among waiting passengers. McDuff was taken home for treatment then moved to Monroe St Francis sanitarium.
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Chase
J. W. McDuff
S. Stewart
McDuff
S. McDuff
Monroe
St. Francis Sanitarium
Stewart
Pay Dry Agents Living Wage Says U S Attorney
New York October 12 United States District Attorney E R Buckner urged creation of federal police courts to speed prohibition cases and argued for adequate salaries for prohibition agents. He said entry pay is 1680 dollars with a 2100 dollar maximum and 1800 dollar average, and complained agents advance back pay amid red tape.
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New York
United States
E. R. Buckner
Buckner
Doctor Shot by Ex Police Chief Surrenders in Louisiana
Oscar Joiner former Hammond police chief surrendered to Sheriff Kimball after shooting and killing Dr J A Cannon a Denham Springs physician The incident stemmed from Joiners attack on Charlie Murray a youth who reportedly gave information to the conservation department Cannon left a wife and four children in Livingston Parish Hammond Louisiana Oct 18.
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Hammond
A. P
Oscar Joiner
J. A. Cannon
Denham Springs
Kimball
Joiner
Springville
Livington Parish
Charle Murray
Conservation Department
Livingston Parish
Charlie Murray
Join
Forty-One Rounds on Boxing Card at Polo Grounds
New York October 12 Forty-one rounds of boxing marked the closing outdoor show at the Polo Grounds. World light heavyweight champion Paul Berlenbach faced Panama heavyweight King Solomon in a ten round feature. Johnny Dundee meets Babe Herman in a 15 round semi final while Sid Terris takes on Jack Bernstein in a ten round bout and Jack McVey faces Harry Martone in a six round prelim.
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N. Y. Polo Grounds
New York
A. P
Polo Grounds
Paul Berlenbach
King Solomon
Panama
Acard
National Sports Alliance
Johnny Dundee
King
Babe Herman
San Francisco
Sid Terris
East Side
Mareets Jack Bernstein
Yonkers
Jack McVey
Harry Martone
Jersey City
Reckless Driving Charged After Monroe-Sicard Crash
Lawyer Wiley, a Negro, faces reckless driving charges after a late crash on the Monroe Sicard highway near the city. Mrs. B L Kelley suffered injuries in the collision when Wiley swerved to avoid two ahead cars and was struck by the Kelley vehicle traveling opposite. Wiley posted bond this morning.
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Monroe-Sicard
Wiley
B. L. Kelley
Bond
River stage reports for Mississippi Ohio basins
River stage readings show HISSISSIPPI at Memphis 17.7 unchanged Vicksburg 9.7 up 0.3 New Orleans 2.1 unchanged RED at Shreveport 10.5 down 0.2 Alexandria 6.2 down 0.6 OUACHITA at Camden 3.9 down 0.1 Monroe 13.1 down 0.6 OHIO at Cario 13.8 down 1.0
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Hississippi
Memphis
Vicksburg
New Orleans
RED
Shreveport
Alexandria
Ouachita
Camden
Monroe
Ohio
Deposition of Bishop Brown by North Carolina Episcopal Conference
The Right Rev. William Montgomery Brown was deposed from the sacred ministry in New Orleans after being convicted of teaching doctrines contrary to the Protestant Episcopal church. The sentence was read by Presiding Bishop Ethelbert Talbot with witnesses present. He is to appear in United States court Wednesday to show cause for the proceedings.
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New Orleans
William Montgomery Brown
Hishes
Arkansas
Brown
Ethelbert Talbot
Talbot
A. R. Berkely
St. Paul's Church
F. F. Reese
Georgia
Thomas F. Gailor
Tennessee
C. L. Pardee
House of Bishops
Wm. Montgomery, Brown
Will
Iam
Montgomery Brown
Protestant Episcopal Church
Sacred Ministry
United States
Congress accuses air programs of waste in aviation policy
House appropriations chairman Madden blasted Army and Navy aviation spending as a meaningless orgy, urging cost cuts and consolidation. He urged a civilian controlled aircraft procurement office and the abolition of naval and Army design divisions, citing 1924 spending comparisons with Britain France and Japan. He noted 262 Army pursuit planes lacking adequate vision and called for faster pilot training.
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Washington
A. P
Army
Navy
Madden
House Appropriations Committee
United States
Congress
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Naval Aircraft Factory
Philadelphia
Army Engineering Aircraft Division
Patrick
William A. Moffett
Naval Air Chief
Admiral Moffett
Great Britain
France
Japan
No U S Loan to France This Year
Bankers here with close view of the Franco-American debt talks say it is unlikely France will secure a large loan in the United States this year. They note that even if Washington debt funding talks had succeeded the next step would have been a loan attempt, but failure ended informal discussions.
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New York
A. P
France
United States
Washington
Melbourne boat disaster leaves three missing after capsize
In Melbourne Florida yesterday the 40 foot Clara B capsized off Sebastian Inlet. Eleven bodies have been recovered and prepared for burial as rescuers search for three missing men among fourteen Kansas guests from Melbourne Farms company on an entertainment junket. Survivors say a slow helm response and two waves swamped the boat as it tried to turn back from rough seas.
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Melbourne Fla
A. P
Kansas
Florida
Melbourne Farms Company
Clara B
Ed Arnold
Atlantic Ocean
Sebastian Inlet
Here
Body of James Duke On Way to Durham N C
A special train carries tobacco magnate and philanthropist James Buchanan Duke to his birthplace Durham North Carolina for funeral rites. The body arrived from New York Saturday night and will lie in state at Duke residence before private services. Interment is in Maplewood Cemetery beside Washington Duke.
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Durham
N. C
A. P
James Buchanan Luke
East
New York
Memorial Methodist Church
Edmond D. Sopher
School of Religious Education
Duke University
Duke
Maplewood Cemetery
Washington Duke
J C Watson Vanishes After Driving Toward Alexandria
J C Watson mayor of the village and Missouri Pacific agent aged 40 disappeared after a Friday night trip toward Alexandria to visit a gravely ill child. A Buick driver offered to help, then Watson vanished along with the car. Authorities and Missouri Pacific auditors investigate with no leads.
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News-Star
ONA
Alexandria
J. C. Watson
Missouri Pacific
Georgetown
Ward
Watson
Franklin
Rapides City
Rochelle
Olla
Missouri Pacific Road
Mail pilot Charles Ames cremated in Michigan burial
The body of Charles Ames, a West Coast mail pilot missing for ten days, was found on a Pennsylvania mountainside and will be cremated. Ashes will be laid to rest in Jackson, Michigan, birthplace of Ames, as confirmed by his father C. C. Ames.
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Los Angeles
Charles Ames
Pennsylvania
Jackson
Mich
C. C. Ames
Charles
Paul
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