Johnson in Box for Washington
By Associated Press New York Oct 8 Harris and McGraw set for game five of the seven game World Series. Harris won the fourth 7 to 4 as Morgan and Goslin sparked the Giants while Johnson bids to start for Washington with possible rotations by Bentley or Watson and Nehi if healthy.
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New York
Bucky" Harriy
Senators
John McGraw
Giants
Harris
George Morgridge
Arthur Nehi
Bentley
Watson
Walter Johnson
Washington
McNeeley
Ricerf
Gaslin
Tudgs
Bleuge
Ruel
Miller
Johnson
Lindstrom
Frisch
Young
Beliy
Terry
Wilson
Jackson
Gowdy O
Neh
Bentsley
Vermont captain sidelined by blood poisoning
Arthur Narms, acting captain of the Vermont football team, has developed a blood poisoning in one arm and his services will be lost to the team for probably three weeks. The Vermonters face the Dartmouth game without him in a bid to tie the mountains Tasqit.
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Associated Press
Burlington, Vt
Arthur Narms
Vermont
Vermonters
Dartmouth Sa
Tucker Improves as Alfred Divorce Granted in York County
William Jewett Tucker of Sieh College shows definite improvement. In York County at Alfred a divorce action involving Beth Chick of Kittery versus J Har Chick was granted amid a statutory charge.
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York County
Alfred
Abeth PB. Chick
Kittery
Head injury prompts surgery to aid probation plea
In Los Angeles eight years after a hold up in Leadville Colorado a man named Edward Mayerle was struck on the head with a pistol butt and his skull dented. Now Mayerle pleads guilty to passing worthless certificates and with court approval surgeons will operate to repair his skull hoping to enable probation if successful.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Leadville
Colo
Edward Mayerle
Mayerle
Methodist Hospital
Vermont Woman Age 106 Celebrates Birthday
Ange lina Willette of Burlington reaches 106, touted as Vermont’s oldest woman. Born in St Denis Quebec in 1818 she has spent most of her life in Vermont and today marks another birthday.
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Dy Associated Press
Burlington
Angelina Willette
Vermont
St. Denis
Quebec
Postponed Imperial Conference Declared Canceled
London reports that the proposed imperial conference, planned for London this autumn, has been definitively postponed and will not be held regardless of the British political situation.
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Associated Press
London
Goslin's big feature powers Senators to win
New York October 8 Leon Goslin slugged four hits in as many at bats including his second homer of the World Series as Washington defeated the Giants 7 to 4. The Senators built a big lead on Goslin's three RBI and homers, while 50,400 fans watched at the Polo Grounds. The series stands 2-2 with game five set for today at the Polo Grounds. Walter Johnson and Art Nehf headed the pitching matchups.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
Leon Goslin
Senators
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Peekenpaugh
Walter Jonson
Art Necht
Grant Southpaw
Goose” Goslin
MANS SHOT FROM AMBUSH NEAR MERIDIAN MINES
Lee J. Sandridge a leading West Virginia coal operator and Democratic figure was shot near Phillip while driving to Meridian mines to reopen the operation on a non union basis. Three companions were wounded as assailants fired from brush along a road. Sheriff Gorman and state troopers pursued the attackers using bloodhounds into the Meridian mountains.
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Associated Press
Elkins
West Va
Lee J. Sandridge
West Virginia
Phillip
Meridian
Mr. Sandridge
Gorman
Barbour County
Fugitive Captured Near Burlington After Lessor Shooting
Addison county authorities captured Tane Fugitive near Burlington Vermont for shooting Joseph Lessor at Ferrisburg. Lessor remained in a local hospital and was expected to recover. Belecia claimed Burlington presence and shop visits days earlier. Edith Marshall of this city was elected superintendent of the primary department at the Advent Sunday School Convention in Manchester.
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Burlington
John Belsice
Addison County
Joseph Lessor
Ferrisburg
Belecia
Todd
Lessor
Tocal
Edith Marshall
Advent
Manchester
Shenandoah Sails Westward Across Alabama Mississippi
The Shenandoah airship completes four hours of a 9000 mile test voyage over the deep south. It passes the Alabama Mississippi boundary at 66 miles per hour and rises to 3500 feet, moving toward the Mississippi River via Columbus and Greenville. At Starkville it flies over at 9 17 this morning in an orderly steady course.
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Associated Press
TU. S. S. Shenandoah
Alabama
Mississippi
Shenandoah
Valeys
Columbus
Mississippi River
Greenville
Railroad wage hearing opens on profit rise
Chicago reports the opening of a U.S. Railway Labor Board wage hearing. Henry Fitzgerald, president of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Freight Handlers and Station Employees, argued profits have grown since 1920 and justify restoring prior wage rates. The Brotherhood seeks a raise amid rising industry prosperity.
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Ey Associated Press
Chicago
Henry Witggerald
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Brotherhood
U. S. Railway Labor Board
Fitzgerald
Slemp Denies LaFollette Slush Fund Claim
Washington Oct 8 Bascom Slemp secretary to President Coolidge branded the LaFollette allegations as pure fabrication. He said he knows nothing of the Republican national committees finances and has no connection with their handling now or in the future. He added he has not been urged to leave Washington for Coolidge’s candidacy and has no such intention.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bascom Slemp
Coolidge
LaFollette
Republican Party
Republican National Committees
Slemn
Arrests Highlight High School Football Injury Case
Jackson, Miss. Fletcher Alius, Yazoo County Agricultural High School at Denton, is free on $1,000 bond pending a preliminary hearing on a charge of assault. Albert Hicks of Belmont High School suffered a broken neck after a tackle by Mills during a Belmont game. Authorities say Mills warned of harming Hicks beforehand. The injured player has a slim chance of recovery.
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Jackson
Miss
Fletcher Alius
Yazoo County Agricultural High School
Denton
Liberty
Albert Hicks
Belmont
Mills
Chekiang Chiefs Rush Troops to Check Kiangso Forces Threatening Shanghai
The Chekiang defense pushes reinforcements toward Sungkiang as Kiangsu and Antwei forces threaten Shanghai. The Lungwha HQ denies a Chekiang retreat while confirming a serious surrounding situation near Sungkiang and possible encirclement.
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Shanzhai
Lungwha
Sungkiang
Themi
Sunkiung
Absurd slush fund charge rattles Pittsburgh politics
Senator TaFollet accuses a Republican committee including W. J. Mellon of raising a slush fund for the presidential campaign. Mellon calls the charge ridiculous and says no statement is necessary. He adds it’s just a jest and doesn’t require an answer.
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Pittsburgh
Senator TaFollette
W. J. Mellon
Jthe Treasury
W. L
Mr. Melon
Installation of Portsmouth K of C Officers
The Portsmouth Council of the Knights of Columbus installed its newly elected officers on Tuesday evening with District Deputy W D Purrington of Concord presiding. Attendees covered the installation and a special hour followed the regular meeting. New officers include Grand Knight Frederick Griffin and others: deputy Grand Knight John Fullam chancellor Frank Hefferman Warden P J Grady financial secretary Sherman Pridham recording secretary David Hartnett treasurer James Fullam advocate Joseph D Sullivan chaplain Rev D Alex Sullivan P R inside guard Joseph Hafey outside guards Alfred St Joan and Richard Connell.
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Portsmouth Council
K. of C
W.D. Purrington
Concord
Frederick Griffin
Brand Knight
John Fullam
Frank Hefferman
P. J. Grady
Sherman Pridham
David Hartnett
James Fullam
Joseph D
Meeting of Alliance Luncheon Draws Regional Attendees
A Woman's Alliance luncheon and meeting gathers branches from Mochester Dover Exeter Newington Henne bunk and Newburyport Mass. at Court Street Parish House. Lunch features tomato soup chicken salad rolls tea cake and coffee. Mrs Roger W Cutter of Charles River Village Mass chairs the education committee to speak this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Edmund Tarbell return from their wedding tour and plan to reside in Portland after his new appointment.
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Woman’s Alliance
Alliance
South Cenistarian
Mochester
Dover
Exeter
Newington
Hennebunk
Newburyport
Mass
Court Street
Roger W. Cutler
Charles River Village
Alitahey
Governor Smiths Illin Boston Campaign Postponed
Governor Al Smith of New York, campaigning in New England for the Democratic ticket, was forced to cancel speaking engagements in Providence tonight and at New Haven and Waterbury tomorrow due to rheumatism. He will stay in bed for 24 hours to prevent complications.
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Associated Proagg
Gestos
al Smith
New York
New England
Providence
New Haven
Waterfury
Greenland School Reopening Planned Open House
Greenland school board announces an open house Wednesday evening October 15 at 8 o'clock to unveil the rebuilt Greenland Central school. Speakers include Huntley Spaulding, chairman of the State Board of Education, and Hetzel, president of New Hampshire University. An orchestra will play, with dancing and refreshments afterward. The former building burned January 2. the new structure is described as markedly improved.
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Greenland School Board
Greenland Central School
Huntley Spaulding
State Board of Education
Hetzel
New Hampshire University
Arcade Five Aims for New Laurels on Alleys This Fall
The Arcade Five seek new laurels on the alleys this fall with nightly practice. Stafford and Nick join as top bowlers, strengthening the team alongside veterans Kingsbury Reckendorf and WW Mitchell. A substitute choice remains undecided.
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Arcade
Stafford
Nick
Kingsbury
Reckendorf
Mitchell
Appointment Shifts in New Hampshire Anti-Saloon League
The Rev Jonathan Lewis, federal prohibition director for New Hampshire, is named executive secretary of the New Hampshire Anti-Saloon League. He will assume three duties of the former superintendent Rev J H Robbins who resigned recently while continuing to serve as federal prohibition director.
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Concord
Oct
Jonathan Lewis
New Hampshire
New Hamp Shire
J. H. Robbins
Lewis
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