Gowdy Ends Major League Run With Columbus Move
Renowned Giants star Hank Gowdy retires from the majors to manage Columbus in 1926, saying the break is to better himself though many expect a return to the big leagues. His career features wartime service, a 1514 World Series where he batted over .500, and a lasting reputation as a dignified, injury-free pillar of the game.
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Walsh Byorts
Bollwy Internatal
REW
York
Peopie
Hruk Gowdy
Giants
Hank Gowdy
Gowdy
Columbus
American Association
Boston Braves
Athletics
Ritter
Braves
Philadelphia
Eddie Murphy
Hema
Johnny Vers
Joe Bush
Lawrence Indies Beat West Side In Twilight Showdown
Lawrence Indies won 3 to 2 over West Side A C at Scotland Lane in a strong late season game. Red Mehall and Baker matched pitch for four hits allowed each. both sides scored twice in the first inning, then Indies pushed the go ahead run in the fifth as Travers had the only extra base hit.
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Lawrence Independents
Scotland Lane Grounds
A. C
Mehall
Baker
Yat
Platter
Lawrence ‘Indies
Travers
Lq Owobacker
Lawrence Independents Journey
Portersville
Car mislaid at Cascade Park leads to $922 claim
Aloin Aschenbrenner of Beaver Falls through attorney R R Goahtring sues Pennsylvania Ohio Electric for 922 alleging loss of a Dodge coupe parked at Cascade park grounds on June 6. Plaintiff asserts the car was given to an unknown person after six hours, despite regular payments and demand for restitution. Car cost 1008 in April 1924 with about 4000 miles. seeks 900 for the automobile and 22 for a spare tire.
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Aloin Aschenbrenner
Beaver Falls
R. R. Goahtring
Ellwood City
Hosuik
Pennsylvania- Ohio Electric Company
Court House
Aschanbronner
Cascade Park Grounds
Electric
Ireault
New Castle Grid Candidates Meet Friday Night
Football hopefuls at New Castle High School are to gather Friday at 7:45 p.m. at the senior high. Attendees may be chosen for the fall squad and for the Muddy Creek Falls training camp, which starts Monday August 31. Limited spots are available.
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New Castle High School
Tase
Muddy Creek Falls
Warriors
Heavy heat ends as clouds bring relief to Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh reporters note a cooling break from a heat wave that caused two deaths in the past 24 hours. A four year old girl, Helen Merca, died while playing at home and 46 year old George Hainer perished while at work. physicians cited extreme heat as the cause. The week’s peak temperature was reached yesterday afternoon.
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Aa Gentil News Surviecy
Usburgh
Pittsburgh
Helen Merca
George Haner
Mercury
Pirates Fall To Brooklyn In Close 8-7 Defeat
Dazzy Vance dazzled for the Pirates but the Robins edged Pittsburgh 8-7 at Ebbets Field as Brooklyn overturned a 7-5 lead. Barnhart collected four hits for Pittsburgh. Meadows started, Oldham relieved, and Sheehan closed. Brooklyn compiled a late rally to seal the win in seven frames.
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Brooklyn
Dazzy Vance
Pirates
Pirate
Giants
Cubs
Polo Grounds
Robins
Pittsburgh
Meadows
St. Louis
Oldham
Tommy Sheehan
Barnhart
Rawlings
Gooch
Vance
Sheehan
Yde
Booch
Moore
T Hoas
Tierney
Wright
Grantham
Deberry
Mitchell
Cox
Balis
Stock
Fournier
Brown
Bigbee
Traynor
Cayter
Wits
Sheshan
Meadown
Umphea—McCormick
Klem and McLaughlin
Local firm to stage unique outdoor show at Buckeye Lake
The Vitale-Comp ton Company of this city announces an outdoor spectacle The Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah to be staged at Buckeye Lake on August 20. The elaborate production blends fireworks with a stage act requiring over two hundred performers. The idea originated with New Castle's newer fireworks firm.
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Buckeye Lake
Sodom and Gomorrah
Vitale-Compton Company
New Castle
Oil production dips in U S last week
The American Petroleum Institute reported a decline of 21,480 barrels per day in U S crude output for the week ending August 16, with average daily production at 2,117,740 barrels. About 197,090 barrels daily derived from the Smack and heavy crude oil fields.
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Tinternational News Service
New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Bold Buccaneer: Grantham Shines for Pirates in Key Series
Last winter the Cub Pirates trade shifted value to Pittsburgh as Grantham proved a bargain. The hard hitting first baseman, 25, joined McKechnie’s infield plan after a Chicago stint where he hit 416 in 1924 and led second basemen in errors. He proves fast on the bases with 64 stolen in two years as a Cub. Now with Aldridge, Grantham boosts Pittsburgh before a crucial series with the Giants.
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Killeter
Grimm
Maranville
Cooper
Aldprides
Grantham
Niehaus
McKechnie
Aldridge
Upa
Cuba
White Sox
George
Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cub
Death bed statement linked to Florida prisoner case
Mrs. M. B. Hurt of Lexington Ky prepares a death bed statement to implicate John Goebel a Miami and Daytona Beach real estate operator in her death. Goebel his brother Frank and W. S. Penley are jailed awaiting coroners verdict and chemist reports on her stomach contents. Authorities say she died after three years in jail following a warrant and Goebel allegedly gave her a poison drink after a theft accusation. Police note a history of intimate relations and a substantial loan from Hurt to Goebel.
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International News Services
Miami
Wia
M. B. Hurt
Lexington
John Goebel
Daytona Besch
Goebel
Frank
Penley
State Battle Lines Formed For Primaries
In Harrisburg on August 20 candidates statewide begin forming battalions for next month’s primaries. Judicial contests attract interest as Pinchot appointees face opposition while Philadelphia coroner nominees clash with a Vare slate. Ware’s Philadelphia victory reshapes state politics and could influence future gubernatorial selections.
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Ranorts
Emerier
Pinchot
Philadelphia
Robert J. Patton
Pitte‘burgh
Ware
Penrose
Benatar Pepper
Jay
Winter councils seek Pinchot successor as governor
A report notes councils held in winter to pick Pinchot's successor as governor and to plot efforts to block his path to the Pepper senatorial toga.
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Pinchot
Plana
Valentino and Rambova Rumored to Split in Hollywood Gossip
Gossip says film star Rudolph Valentino and wife Natacha Rambova may separate. George Ullman confirms a separation is likely but offers few details. Rambova plans to sail to Europe amid reports of domestic discord and possible divorce.
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International News Service
New York
Gozsip
Broadway
Rudolph Valentine
Sheik
Movieland
Natatchi
George Ullman
Valentino
Ullman
Europe
Pacific
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Natateht
Buddy
Jett
Valentina
Los Angeles
Calif
Rudolph Valentina
Hia
Natacha Rambova
Paris
Valenting
Marriage Tale Amid Family Strife and Fame Link
A fragmented reminiscence describes conflict with a wife over Ada work in films. The speaker cites a rising tension in their relationship. Rudolph and Natacha wed on May 13, 27922. Natacha formerly Miss Winifred Hudnut, adopted daughter of a New York perfume magnate with ties to Paris.
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Natacha
Winifred Hudnut
New York
Paris
Marseilles Bank Clerks Strike Ties City Into Protest
In Marseilles labor unions declared a 24 hour sympathetic general strike beginning this morning causing heavy disruption to business and transportation. The action follows a bank clerks walkout and spreads disruption across the southern coast.
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International 2
Pais
Marseilles
Iit Marseilles
Colt
Real Estate Transfers Listed In City Ledger
Realty transfers show multiple entries including William L Aiken to W Paisley for 1 in Cherryhurnt Lindder to W S Paisley second ward 1240 William Bradford in William Shuter Shenango 1 Guiseppe Manago to Ernesto Appellont Nozne 1600 William Bradford to Buster G Lutz Shenango 1 George C Nicklas to Arthur G Nicklas Ellwood 1 Warry W Payitt to Angelo Giacomini third ward 2500 Anthony Gelamonna fourth ward to Angelo Gmilton fifth ward 1 C Hamilton to M E Heckart 1
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William L. Aiken
Paisley
Cherryhurnt Lindder
W. S. Paisley
William Bradford
William Shuter
Shennango
Guiseppe Manago
Ernesto Appellont Nozne
Wiliam Bradford
Buster G. Lutz
Shenango
George C. Nicklas
Arthur G. Nicklas
Ellwood
Warry W. Payitt
Angelo Giacomini
Anthony Gelamonna
Leonard's Article Reprinted In Literary Digest
Leonard's piece on motorists and grade crossings gains wide notice in Literary Digest after a May issue reprint. A letter from Jedediah Tingle and a Theodore Roosevelt book gift accompany praise, reflecting enduring value attributed to his writings and public impact.
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Literary Digest
Pennsylvania
Cnrved
Stacca
Jedediah Tingle
Theodore Roosevelt
Lord Charnwood
Leama
Thega
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