Felschs Homer Leads Chicago In Sensational Game
Chicago beats New York in a dramatic contest with a pivotal homer by Felsch. Jackson, Fletcher, and Herzog star in a game noted for spectacular catches and tense late innings.
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Chicago
Jackson
Fletcher
Herzog
Giants
White Sox
York
Sallee
New York
Hurna
Kauft
Burn
Minerman
Felach
J. Collins
eMullin
Kallen
Holke
Collins
E. Collins
Gandi
Hoherwon
Cleotie
Andi
Esafe
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Bandit
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Jett Shuilder
Weaver
Salles
Tonio
MacCarty
Folch
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Burne
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Schalk
Zimmerman
Cleutte
J. Collinn
J. Clootie
Robertann
McMullin
Socom
J. Ollie
Kauff
Shives
Collings
Horseg
Knutt
Cicotte
Civotte
Holks
Llersog
Buri
Colling
J. Colina
Ralles i Zimmerman
McMaliigh
Atealing
McCarty
Manning
Zimmerton
Cleotte
Candil
Fintcher
Robertson
J. Colling
Liberty Bonds Drive Gains Across Umaitilia County
Funds pour into Liberty Bonds as citizens answer the call to support the war effort. Local banks report initial subscriptions, led by small contributions from numerous individuals, with totals reaching around $50,000. Officials emphasize that widespread participation matters more than large single gifts, linking small pledges to national victory and ongoing commerce.
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Umaitilia County
Whith
Kaiseria
Lorier
Funk Lan Night
Husinenn Bo Nvdoh
Extinct Pimonger pigeons added to museum collection
Two specimens of the extinct Pimonger pigeon were added to Stanley G. Jewett’s bird collection at the Biologic al Survey. The birds were obtained from the State College of Pennsylvania and are likely the only North American specimens in the north. Once common, the pigeons faded from abundance across the Mississippi valley. Major General Pershing reported the death of Captain Marvin A. Malloy, quartermaster, on September 27 at a Paris hospital from natural causes.
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Stanley G. Jewett
Jefflee
Biolieical Survey
Mr. Jewett
State College of Pennsylvania
North America
Pendleton
Washington
Pershing
Marvin A. Maliny
Quartermaster Corps
Ao Parie Hospital
Malloy
J. Malloy
Greenwood
Ind
Army
Box Score Oddities Highlight Frenzied Hitter Line
Fragmented box score reads like a jumble of names and actions. It mentions batters McMuilin McCarty and Salles with strikes, while Weaver appears at TE and Coities at Gana, suggesting a chaotic report of a baseball game with numerous misread entries.
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McMuilin
McCarty
Hime
Felgeh
Henten
Salles
Oleatte
Abandoned German Counters Halt Ground Gain in War
In a late report from New York, American forces prepare to deploy every available man as Haig pushes for momentum. German counterattacks failed to regain ground, signaling a halt to recent gains as Allied leaders mobilize resources for continued operations.
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York
America
Chloe
Sons of Bales
Big land deal closes for Adams area farm lands
John Walters paid over 0.33 percent for 297 acres of Wilvet land near Adams. The property had been owned by the three daughters of the late James Higer, and the sale was handled by Belts & Frieder.
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John Walters
Adame
Jatees
Belts
Unclear OCR Text on Shipment Value and Destination
An imperfect OCR line announces a shipment valued around $1,000,000 consisting of 44,106 packages of tog and mentions San Francisco. The fragment references Neon Wight Here Neon Jagat and a freight context but lacks coherent details or readable names, dates, or outcomes.
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San Francisco
Mrs Gregory Found Guilty in Probate Case at May Court
The jury found Mrs Gregory guilty amid a contested probate matter involving Pembleton family assets. The court will proceed with the will's validity test and related claims, with details showing the family dispute centered on inheritance. The trial concluded with recommendations pending further action.
Ford Son Lures Its Emption Clam Detroit
Ford Motor Co. reports a note about a Ford son luring its emption claim in Detroit. The text is garbled but references the Ford Motor Company and a tied matter involving tenure and payments.
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Ford Son
Detroit
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Reservation Bridges to be Ready Jan 1
Contracts received for the cut stretch of the recepyaneanm bridges at Sieston and Them Hotlaw. Major Bwartataader oversees the work with Thy Mondred Cotetrwa tian Ce. Erection planned by January 6 for total price of 426000. County to provide the grucion and approaches.
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Sieston
Bwartataader
Tian Ce
Aenece
Mmatina
American destroyers sink submarines in official battle report
Washington Oct 6 American destroyers sank a number of submarines in a public information release describing battles where the exact vessel names and battle dates are withheld The account notes early firing upon sighting the sub depth charges and an oil slick after the fourth charge with the submarine no longer found The report details a destroyer maneuvering across the submarine wake and firing while a periscope was visible and a starboard gun opened on the periscope The fourth depth charge is believed to have sunk the submarine The British admiralty sent a letter of appreciation to the navy department.
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Committee On Public Information
Washington
Spinrit
Eurvmarine
Priteh Admirmnly
Noey
Cerny
Cosy Theatre Fire Causes Small Loss
Fire broke out early in the Cosy Theatre orchestra pit, damaging the stage and several front-wall areas. Harry Medernach owns the building. estimated damage ranges up to several hundred dollars. Manager George Thacker, a taxi driver, reported rapid containment by water from the nearby fire company. The principal owner of the theatre and operator Crohnieh and Afatouk plan to resume showings at the Arcade Theater while repairs proceed.
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Atain
Ciro
Orchietra
Syprdind
Villaler
SS George Hotel
Chile Thacker
Treayen
Harry Medernach
Crenhieh
Afatlouk
Miro
Germany's Wall of Steel is Breaking in Battle News
German defenses falter as Allied assaults test pillboxes and fortifications. The breakthrough reports describe weakened armor and widening gaps, signaling a shift in the siege as British and American forces press the offensive.
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Germany
Pendleton Round-Up Horses and Mule Show Opens
The Pendleton event underway at Round-Tip grounds draws notable interest. Cattle entries vie for high scores while exhibitors and local groups showcase livestock and horse talents amid a crowd.
La Follette Defies Accusers in Senate Speech
Wisconsin senator Robert M. La Follette challenged sedition charges in a dramatic Washington speech. He denounced the war critics and urged free speech, claiming rights are violated and Congress could have avoided war. He defended citizen discussion of war aims and terms.
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Washington
la Follette
Senate
Hebel
Hla
Congress
Holland
Pany
Patrol Ship Neandered Lost in Foreign Waters
Washington Oct 1 The navy department announced an American patrol ship was lost in foreign waters. Admiral Simm fortified the department to confirm the ship Neandered. The entire crew was saved. The incident occurred Thursday morning. The department’s announcement does not reveal the name of the vessel. This marked the first American warship voyage into foreign waters.
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Washington
Navy Department
Simmon
Oregon Private Dies in France War Death Report
Washington Ont Allen Mercer a private died September 20 in Fra uen the War Department announced. Min father lives at Che ion Garagen.
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Oregon
France
Washington
Ont
Allen Mercer
Frauen
War Department
Che [Ion Garagen
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