Immense Crowd Flocks to News Second Series Game Night
The News scores board draws a massive Thursday crowd on Mercer Street as 3000 fans attend the second series game. The announcer system relays every play before the pitch concludes, with a telegraph wire feeding updates directly from the field.
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Kiki Cuyler
Mercer Street
Barney Dreyfuss
New Castle
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
New Castle News
the News
Damage suits for injuries filed in White Plains
Two damage suits totaling 70000 dollars were filed in supreme court. Adeph Walder seeks 50000 dollars for injuries to Paul Walder Jr. while visiting Mount Kisco. the father sues for 20000 dollars for loss of services and medical expenses. The boy, nine, from Danville Pa., was riding a bicycle on a private road when struck by a truck owned by R B Macy and Company.
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International News Service
White Plains
N. Y
Supreme Court
Paul Walder, Jr
Danville
Mount Kisco
Adeph Walder
R. 8 S. Macy and Company
Prominent Golfer in West Virginia Dies of Hemorrhage
Charleston West Virginia October 9 The West Virginia golfing fraternity today paid tribute to John T Hardie 43 professional and secretary manager of the Kanawha Country Club who died at his home last night from a cerebral hemorrhage. Hardie played 18 holes of golf yesterday and appeared in good health. He was stricken shortly after he arrived home from the club. He was known to all West Virginia golfers having competed in state tournaments and conducted minor tournaments here.
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International News Service
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia Golfing Fraternity
John T. Hardie
Kanawha Country Club
Hardie
West Virginia
Believes Third World Series Game Could Be Played Today
Washington Oct 9 Judge Landis announced that the third game of the world series could be played today despite misty weather. He and the umpires inspected the grounds at the ball park forenoon amid threats of showers and overcast skies.
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International News Service
Washington
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Baseball
Pedestrians Walk On The Left Side
Harrisburg Oct 9 Paul D Wright secretary of highways urged Pennsylvania school children to walk on the left side of highways to improve visibility and reduce night time pedestrian accidents. He noted drivers often fail to see pedestrians and said children should model the practice for adults.
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Harrisburg
Paul D. Wright
Pennsylvania
Mr. Wright
Barn Burns Near Jackson Center
A barn on the James Shannon farm near Jackson Center on Stoneboro road was totally destroyed by fire about 1 30 PM on Wednesday. A horse and a calf perished and much of the season’s crops were lost. The blaze damaged a coal house and reached the Shannon dwelling. John Pearson of Mercer alerted others after discovering the fire as Mrs Shannon left briefly to buy items at a store, leaving an infant inside. The infant was removed and the fire tamed after several hours.
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Samuel Gompers and the bogus oil stock tale
The late Samuel Gompers criticized pardons for two notorious criminals and recounted a Washington anecdote. He recalled a bogus oil stock millionaire who boasted three months sufficed for a vast mansion, as told to a friend during a car ride to Long Island.
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Long Island
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