Pirates win 3 2 as Ferguson exits in pivotal World Series game
The Pirates defeat the Senators 3 to 2 at Forbes Field, tying the World Series and setting up a decisive game tomorrow. Washington’s Bluege returned to the lineup, Goslin belted his third homer, while Kremer outpitched Ferguson before relief was explored.
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Forbes Field
Pittsburg
A. P
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington
Buccaneers
Ferguson
Kremer
Senators
Bluege
Joe Harris
Traynor
Bill McKechnie
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Harris
McKechnie
Ossie Bluege
Hird Sacker
Lee Meadows
Rice
Moore
Stanley Harris
Stan Harris
Goslin
Ruther
Carey
Cuyler
Barnhart
May Deport Mexico City Stage Star
U S authorities face pressure after a Mexico City stage star triggers a diplomatic dispute with a controversial travel incident. A complaint is filed seeking action by officials amid mounting public concern.
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Mexico City
Mexican Actress Faces Deportation Complaint in Immigration Case
A complaint seeks Gloria Faure of Mexico City be deported on charges she unlawfully traveled with Albert J. Pani Mexico’s secretary of finance from El Paso to New York. The case, filed with the labor department, rests on claims by a Mexican professor in New York.
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Washington
A. P
Gloria Faure
Alberto J. Pani
el Paso
New York
Curran
New York University
Calles
Mexico City
Albert J. Pani
Texas
Department of Labor
Ellis Island
Secretary Denies Gloria Faure Trip With Pani
New Orleans report says secretary A H Cervantes disputes claims that actress Gloria Faure joined Albert J Pani in his private car to New York. He states the party included only Pani and official staff. Cervantes notes Pani and secretary Paul arrived September 29 to discuss debts with bankers. he remains in the city.
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New Orleans
A. P
Gloria Faure
Albert J. Pani
New York
A. H. Cervantes
Senor Pani
Paui
Bible Circling Globe From Ohio Eastern Star Chapter Tours World
Minnie Evans Keyes announces President Coolidge inscribed the Page for the R. T. King Chapter 340 Bible touring the world. The Bible will visit Texas and Michigan Grand Chapters and Louisiana towns as Doc Waddell promotes a 10 year global tour with Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus in Monroe today.
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Washington, D. C
Minnie Evans Keyes
The
Eastern Stars
President Coolidge
R. T. King
Columbus
Ohio
Texas
Michigan
Louisiana
Doc Waddell
Star Order
Waddell
Monroe
Oxygen Line Explosion Kills Chicago Engineer in Memphis
William Schmitz of Chicago, consulting engineer, was fatally injured and two other men were severely hurt when an oxygen tank line burst at the Memphis Oxygen company plant in Memphis on October 13.
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Memphis
William Schmitz
Chicago
Memphis Oxygen Company
Jail Break Attempt Foiled At Parish Prison
Night guard Joe Saflesberg spotted a hat protruding from a hole in the rear wall of the parish jail. Prisoners had removed two bricks and planned to escape with nineteen inmates from second floor quarters before officers intervened aided by Ike Burnum and Sheriff Coverdale.
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Joe Saflesberg
Ike Burnum
Central Station
Salfesberg
Coverdale
Royal Jewels Stolen from New York Apartment
Domingto Merry Del Val a Spanish diplomatic agent and brother of Cardinal Merry Del Val is robbed of priceless royal decorations and jewels valued at 50000 by a burglar in his New York apartment. He has been in the city since March overseeing properties and plans to return to Spain soon. He is vice president of Patino Mines and Enterprises Consolidated Inc a $50000000 tin mining firm.
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New York
A. P
Domingto Merry del Val
Cardinal Merry del Val
Senor
Merry del Val
Spain
Patino Mines and Enterprises, Consolidated, Inc
ambasador @t
London
Davis Chosen as Secretary of War Dept
Secretary of War designate Davis is announced by President Coolidge in a move to fill the cabinet post. The nomination sets the stage for a key wartime role with potential policy influence.
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Davis
Secretary OF War
Davis Named Secretary of War to Fill Weeks Vacancy
Dwight F. Davis of Missouri was appointed secretary of war effective immediately to replace John W. Weeks of Massachusetts who retires for health reasons. Weeks had held the post since 1921 and Davis, 47, becomes the youngest cabinet member, with Davis cup donor noted among his achievements.
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Washington
A. P
Dwight F. Davis
Missouri
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
White House
Davis
War Department
Weeks
New England
Hi Physicians
Coolidge
Harding
National Guard and Reserve Corps
Republican Organization of
West
Middle-West
Mississippi River
James J. Davis
Half Million Mail Heist Loot Recovered Near Los Angeles
Police recovered nearly all of a half million dollars stolen in a mail truck robbery near Los Angeles. Five gang members were jailed after detectives found the gang headquarters in a garage between here and San Pedro Harbor. Plunder included 90000 in bonds 300000 in ABA checks and about forty platinum watches with only about 9000 missing. One suspect was arrested locally another on an eastbound train.
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Los Angeles
A. P
Here
San Pedro Harbor
American Bankers Association
Pirate Chief McKechnie Faces Key Test With Washington Lead
Pirates manager Bill McKechnie steers the 1925 Pirates as a key World Series chase unfolds with Washington ahead. The famed leader is also a church choir tenor at home in a Pittsburgh suburb.
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Bill McKechnie
Pittsburgh Buccaneers
Washington
McKechnie
Pittsburgh
Special Grand Jury Session Ordered by Judge in Parish
Judge Percy Sander has summoned a special grand jury to meet next Monday to probe about six cases of alleged crimes since last adjournment. The docket includes A. J. Gray suspected of assaulting four daughters with potential rape charges and Dennis Cannnegro held on a separate rape case. Gray reportedly fled but was captured. past charges in Union parish related to a dying daughter are noted.
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Percy Sander
A. J. Gray
Gray
City
Sheriff's Department
Union Parish
Dennis Cannnegro
Silk worth quarter million stolen in Madison Square
Silk valued at 250000 dollars was stolen from the show rooms of Samuel J. Aronson and Company in Madison Square New York. Four robbers cuffed and gagged the watchman and fled in a truck. He was found seven hours later and the alarm raised.
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New York
A. P
Madison Square
Samuel J. Aronson and Company
Five Die as Cholera Strikes Manila Area
Five deaths and eleven new cholera cases were reported in Manila in 48 hours. Health officials warned the public to exercise caution with servants and staff as most patients were actors or servants. No foreigners were affected.
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Manila
A. P
Authorities believe negro killed wife in Louisiana case
Sheriff Short searches Tensas Swamp for Jessie McKnight after a cremated body is found. authorities identify ashes, a wedding ring, and a powder box as Cora McKnight. McKnight reportedly threatened his wife and planned to flee toward California. The couple had tied to Camden, Arkansas, before disappearing.
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Short
Franklin Parish
Winnsboro
Tensas Swamp
Jessie McKnight
McKnight
California
E. J. Short
Cora McKnight
Jess McKnight
Camden
Ark
Buttons
Pirates rally as Traynor singles tying game
Third baseman Traynor of the Pirates delivered a has single in the third inning scoring Carey and bringing the Pirates to level with the Stanley Harris crew amid a cheering crowd.
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Traynor
Pirates
Carey
Stanley Harris
Bodies in swamp pyre spark hunt in Winnsboro Louisiana
Inspectors scour Tensas swamp twelve miles from Winnsboro for the killer of a young woman found burned on a pine log pyre. Her charred body lacks identifying features though a white gold ring and a small suitcase with garments were found nearby.
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Winnsboro
A. P
Tensas Swamp
Louisiana
Franklin Parish
J. D. Rogers
Paris Ends 24 Hour General Strike
The twenty four hour general strike called by the communists ended officially at noon. Transport workers near Paris tried to prolong the walkout and saw some success among drivers of auto buses and tram cars.
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Paris
A. P
Delhi Officer Shot While On Duty At Night
S. S. Simpson aged 55 was seriously shot by an unknown person near the Bishop Gin Company premises in Delhi just after midnight He was taken to Riverside Sanitarium and then to Monroe on the V and P train His left lung and liver were pierced by a .32 caliber bullet and his condition is critical Police and the sheriff are pursuing loiterers who fled town after the incident One man was missing from Delhi as officers continue the manhunt
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S. S. Simpson
Delhi
Riverside Sanitarium
Monroe
Simpson
Bishop Gin Company
Cotton Company
Delhi Police
Sheriff's Office
Adventists Adopt Resolution On Evolution Debate
In Des Moines on October 13 the Seventh Day Adventists council adopted a resolution scoring the evolution theory. The measure reiterates belief in the Bible account of creation. The council saw strong, differing opinions with scientists opposing literal Genesis, though the resolution did not oppose teaching evolution in schools.
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Desmoines
A. P
Council of the
Seventh Day Adventists
Chaplin Rejects Hamlet Role Desire
Charlie Chaplin says he has no ambition to play Hamlet and is too much a Hamlet in real life. He aims to make people laugh and spoke while traveling from New York to Hollywood.
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Chicago
A. P
Charlie Chaplin
Hamlet
Hollywood
New York
Theft During Parade Robbery At Local Savings Bank
Burglars entered a rear door of People's Homestead and Savings Association at 318 DeSiard street during a parade and stole 462 in cash plus checks from the safe. Employees W. L. Stevens Albert Davis and J. A. Daughtry observed nothing during the break in as the cashier cage obscured view. Detective Tarver investigates. thieves may have known the building and circus followers suspected.
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People’s Homestead and Savings Association
DeSiard Street
Jackson
Catalpa
Association
W. L. Stevens
Albert Davis
J. A. Daughtry
L. V. Tarver
Urania Company to Test No 9 Well on Thursday
Urania Petroleum reports six inch casing at 1553 feet in No 9 section 19-10-2E and plans a test next Thursday. The No 3 well shows eight inch casing set on rock at 858 feet with 80 sacks cement. gas test expected Saturday. Urania No 8 is pumping 85 barrels daily. other wells near completion or spudding.
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R. H. Brooks
Urania
Urnaiad Petroleum Company
Gibbon
Beckman-Freeman
Stewart Brothers
Derrick Builders
Monroe
Keene & Wolf
Southwest Quarter
Lone Star Highway
Rowe-Wallace Standardized Company
Urania Petroleum Ayers Brothers
Urania Petroleum Company
Zeigin Et al
Urania No
Two Million and Half Is Goal of Unitarians
Cleveland Ohio October 11 193- Steps to raise 2 500 000 for the extension of liberal Christianity in America will be taken at the general Unitarian conference opening its thirty first biennial session. The fund called the Unitarian foundation will build new churches aid weak ones and finance activities of various Unitarian groups.
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Cleveland, CO
A. P
America
General Unitarian Conference
The
Unitarian Foundation
Sidney Bsnow
Montreal
General Conference of Unitarian and Other Churches
Unitarian Laymen's League
Women’s Alliance
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