Senators Triumph Over Pirates In Early Championship Clash
In a packed 45,000 crowd at Washington, the Senators defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 10 to 5 in the opening 1905 World Series game. Walter Johnson dominated on the mound, while Lee Meadows and Goose Goslin powered Washington’s offense with timely hits. The Pirates’ offense sparked late but could not overcome the Senators’ early lead and strong defense.
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Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
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Pittsburg Pirates
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Hite
Senators
Lee Meadues
Father Morrison
Sam Hice
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Stan Harris
Goslin
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Wisconsin club federation session discusses radio impact on music
At Green Bay Wisconsin the Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs focused on outdoor discussion and reports from district chairmen. Max Oberndorfer of Chicago spoke on radio’s role in bringing music into homes and its influence on dancing while Dr Glenn Frank of the University of Wisconsin addressed Ameri can leadership and the drift from republic ideals toward democracy in public life.
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Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs
Green Bay
Presa
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Chalermaen
Contentiog
Mtr
Max Oberndocter
Chicago
Shalasin
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Suse Baule Breme
Oberndocter
Arts and Drama
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Frank Alds
Bors
Republic
Republis
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American Labor Rejects Alliance With Russian Movement
President William Greet of the American Federation of Labor this afternoon reiterated American labor would never join with the Russian Labor movement that seeks overthrow. The statement followed earlier hints by Arthur A. Parcel, member of the federation.
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Feileh Pagilerment Report From Earlier Page Text
Fragmentary text describes a discussion about close relations with a person or group and mentions paying a price. It includes scattered phrases about shop or table settings and a performance scene with whispers and cheers noted by observers. The readable parts hint at social or political tension without clear names or dates.
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Amerien
Lanar
Massive coal industry merger reshapes eastern energy sector
In Nashville today Associated Press reports a vast coal merger valued near 11.25 million dollars per property, including the Chattanooga Gas and Coke unit. Key players include J. Gray Jr. foundry in Rockdale and Southern Federalers, with William Cutler as president orchestrating the consolidation. Senior associates include William Weigle Jr of Chicago, Col. Ancis Ruppert of New York, and Jorn Bowman of New York.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Teen
Chicago
Wes
Chattanooga
Coxe & Gas Company
J. J. Gray Jr. Foundry
Rockdale
Tenn
Bar Air
Ami
Southern Fetra-aliers Compani
Pisate
Cleveland
Wiliam
Cutemins
Ste Cumallan
Créates Cap
Industes
Bond
Wiliam Weigle
Col
Ancis Ruppert
New York
Jorn Mos Bowman
Jet Seve
York
Five contracts awarded for carrying air mail lines
United Press dispatch reports five contracts awarded for air mail carriage under a government project. The winners include firms serving routes such as St Paul to Minneapolis, Chicago to Des Moines, and Boise to Pasco, with operators listed and a public service mission cited. The decisions emphasize establishing a national air transport network.
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Preazh Washlerton
Pico Vomtrasie
Buxtonend
Rasarardar
Tac
Sorgneniion
Chivero
St. Paul
National Air Transport
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Way
Chicasy
Paul Amd Minneapoth Keer
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Cv Pa Tvet
Border cities clash over bridge dispute in Menominee area
Report from Menominee Michigan notes a border quarrel with Marinette over a bridge midday period. Authorities focus on a calmer resolution as both sides press for action.
Miraculous Escape After Culvert Crash Near Here
Seven members of a group escaped unharmed after their towing car overturned near here. One member, Cottrelly, suffered a severely fractured arm during the crash while attempting to explain the sequence of events. The incident follows a wreck that prompted the miraculous escape.
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Here
O Uirie
Research Freedom At Wisconsin University
Dr. Glen Frank voiced strong support for freedom of research at the University of Wisconsin. He asserted that research should be free from external dictates, stressing that institutional freedom is essential to scientific progress.
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University of Wisconsin
Glen Frank
Attack on Prohibition Report by Federal Church Body
Fragmented OCR text notes a federal church body attacking prohibition with criticism of temperance advocates. Irregular phrases mention leaders, moral warning, and a central theme of opposition to prohibition policy. The readable portion emphasizes religious voices reacting to enforcement and social disorder.
Resigns From Fleet Board Over Policy Change
Washington, D C Klutchitean Jr., president and general manager of the Fleet Corporation, submitted his resignation to the Shipping Board in protest of removing Teleh CE Palmer from the post. Palmer had been accused of defying President Coolidge as the board reshaped leadership, with Elmer E Rowley named to succeed Palmer in the president role amid turmoil at the company.
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Washurton
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Klutchitean Jr
Fleck Corporation
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Teleh CE Palmar
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Iereter
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Unites States
Feat
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Inder
Volstead Named Legal Adviser to Rew Northwestern Dry Head
A garbled notice reports Volstead appointed as legal adviser to Rew Northwestern Dry Head. It cites Assistant at Omama Washington and mentions General W. F. Veteran and appointments for a Ninravia administrator role. The fragment references dates, locations, and officials tied to the change.
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REW
Northwestern Dry Head
Omama
Washington
Ishs
Prites Han Teen
Arcam Pratt
Sr Charer
Perav
Borie
Zesieiant
Tremsky
Andres
Butter competition at Northern Wisconsin Fair sparks rivalry
In Cimpewa Falls Wisconsin Iowa butter makers sent two tubs to the Northern Wisconsin Fair to compare quality with Wisconsin butter. The competing exhibits from the Hawks eye state were placed below the third prize winner from Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
Cimpewa Fall
Wis
Iowa
Creaneries
Wisconsin
Badger Siaic
Coolidge on Homeward From Washington Visit
President Coolidge returns to the White House after addressing the American Legion convention in Washington. He is greeted by cheering crowds and a parade as he departs for the trip home to reassure the nation amid labor and military mobilization concerns. A delegation presents him a gold watch as he leaves, with Mrs Coolidge accompanying.
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Tate
Tha Dar
Logan
Washington 51 Aetegazion
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Rp Wiiam J. Lesh
Mitchell Row May Be Taken Into the Floor
Unclear text from Associated Press reports a meeting at the American Legion convention in Philadelphia. James A. Drain advocates keeping matters of politics off the floor as veterans discuss resolution for a unified service and endorses efforts by friends in the region.
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Mitchell
Richart
Wilson
Caltes Press
Omatea
Ceallége
Avesterdary
Torentenea
Opas
Jamala
Aiteheb
Mitenet
Amons
Vac Veretans
Favirise
Sant Dhe
James A- Drain
Bainnal
President at Home and Abroad Burdened by Baseball News
President and Mrs travel amid fanfare as the nation awaits World Series headlines. The president, tied to newspaper reports and radio limits, plans to attend the opener in Washington after a stop in Omaha. Mentions of senators, Legion veterans, and planned medal presentation accompany the travel notes.
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Cootilke
Idee
Tyee J Baton
Isdar
Sapital
Pittstiere
Omaha
CS Cinisis
Mirebelt
Sepmoar
Norva Vernon
Tnd
Waner Dohnieen
Five More Judges Transferred and Crime Gases Highlight
Fragmentary report notes transfers of five judges and mentions handling criminal issues. It references police actions, casualty counts, and violence in a local area with unclear names and timing. The readable fragments imply ongoing legal and public safety concerns.
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