First World Series Opens in Cincinnati Oct 1
Cincinnati will host the opening game of the World Series between the Reds and the White Sox on October 1 at 2 30 pm. The series starts with two games in Cincinnati, then three in Chicago, and potential games six and seven back in Cincinnati. Umpires Evans Nallin Rigler Quigles and ticket allocations for clubs were announced.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
National Commission
Cleveland
Comiskey
Louis Comiskey
August Herrmann
Reds
William Evans
R F Nallin
Carter Rigler
F E. C. Quigles
Johnson
Hoerdler
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Internal Cure
The text promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine, arguing catarrh cannot be cured by local measures and a blood route is needed. It asserts the medicine combines tonics and food compounds to treat catarrhal conditions and mentions pharmacists and endorsements.
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HALL
Erstem Hall
Drurygists
Testeaninds
World Series eligibility list and ticket developments
The piece lists 23 players eligible for the series for Chicago and Cincinnati, names key players, and reports President Johnson’s comment on league actions. It notes about 20000 World Series ticket requests at White Sox park, with box seats sold and protests over allotment. The pennant race remains unsettled with Chicago needing one win or Cleveland one loss to clinch. Cleveland narrowed Chicago’s lead to four games after beating Washington.
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Brooklyn
Boston
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
York
Detroit
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American Association
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Columbus
Eddie Cicotte
Eddie Colline
John Collins
Urban Faber
Oscar Felsch
Charles
A. Gandil
Joseph Jenkins
Josep Jackson
William James
Richard Kerr
Harry Seibold
Grover Lowdermilk
Byrd Lynn
Harvey McClellan
Fred McMullin
J. E. Mayer
Eddie Murphy
Charles A. Risberg
Ray Schalk
J. J. Sullivan
Gen.e Waver
R. H. Wilkinson
Claude Williams
Nick Allen
J. J. Bressler
Jacob Daubert
L. B. Duncan
Ray Fisher
H. O. Eller
Edward F. Gerner
Henry Groh
William L. Olipf
Adolph O. Luque
S. W. Magee
A. R. Mitchell
A. Earle Neale
William <A. Rariden
Morris Rath
James Ring
Ed Roush
WH. Ruether
H. F. Sallee
Charles H. Lee
Henry Schreiger
James L. Smith
Ivy B. Winer
President Johnson
American League
Mr. Johnson
White Sox
Chicag
Wachington
Jury lists and obituaries in Carthage October term notice
The Petit Juror list for the October term of the circuit court in Carthage is published with numerous names including Fred Smith Pontosue Earl Leach Henry Sarsch Wag Cain J. T. Murphy and others across Carthage Nauvoo St. Marys Rock Creek and surrounding towns. Also noted is the superintendent of the High school in Denver HL visiting, and the death of Judta Fletcher at age 60 with funeral at M. F. church and Moss Ridge cemetery.
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Fred Smith
Pontosue
Earl Leach
Warsaw
Henry Sarsch
Nauvoo
Wag Cain
St. Marys
J. T. Murphy
Carthane
J. . Kirkpatrick
Carthage
Joe Makin
Rock Creek
Frank McVantels
William Sickle
Augustal
Arthur Pilkington
Sonora
Prank Dye
Homer Bidwell
A. ©. Harris
John W. Kehl
Wither Heenpen
Wrthos
J.B. Dean
Joe Lefler
Montibella
Threy Williams
Athans
Cart Tum
Niaivoo
James Metaniels
Charles Spanareter
Hancock
James Patterson
Pilot Grove
Henry Trantvetter
Victor Riley
Durham
SFL
Montibelto
Spence
Denver
This City
Judta Fletcher
M. F
Moss Ridge Cemetery
Italian Troops Advance Into Yugoslav Territory At Fiume
Paris dispatch reports forces under insurgent Italian commander Gabrielle D Annunzio have begun extending their occupation zone into Yugoslav territory. On Saturday they penetrated seven miles into Yugoslav lands, occupying the Plentki heights and dominating the surrounding area, according to the Yugoslav delegation in Paris.
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Paris
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Fiume
Jugo Slav
Plentki
Tobacco Habit Danger Ad by Dr Connor
An advertisement urges quitting smoking citing health risks from nicotine. It promotes Nicotol tablets from druggists with a money back guarantee if not satisfied and promises a forthcoming article by Dr Connor on nicotine poisoning and avoidance. The message emphasizes immediate action at up-to-date drugstores.
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Conner
Johna Hopkins Hospital
Connor
Cardinals Win for Cubs One Favor Does 47
Bailey's wildness and timely hits by Heathcote Stock and Robertson's second inning error enabled St. Louis to defeat Chicago 5 to 3 in the opening game of the series on Monday.
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Heathcote
Stock
Robertson
Chicago
A.B. R.H
A.E. McCabe
Hollacher
Herzog
Merkle
Barber
Deal
O'Farrell
Magee
Lavan
Eee Eens
Doak
Settee Een
Eae Ee
Teletan
Chicago Faber Econsens
Mollwitz
Steel Strike Expands Across Braddock and McKeesport
Reports show up to 5,000 idle workers at Braddock and 12,000 in McKeesport and Duquesne plants as a broad steel strike unfolds. Officials say most strikers are foreign born while American born workers largely report to work. Police guard communities and urge restraint as organizers are urged to mobilize. In Chicago the strike commences with mixed plant closures and reduced output, while engineers’ stance remains pivotal to future impact.
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Braddock
McKeesport
Duquesene
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
Corporation
Ram
Foster
Steer
Rankin
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Chicago
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Union Loyalists Report Varying Shut Down Loyalty
Reports claim 70 to 90 percent of workers stayed loyal during the strike with headquarters estimating 67,500 men obeying the strike call. If accurate, distribution includes Gary Indiana 22,000 Indiana Harbor 11,000 South Chicago 20,000 Joliet Chicago Heights 2,000 Hammond 3,000 Evanston 1,500 Waukegan 2,500 Milwaukee 3,000 Sterling 1,000 DeKalb 1,500.
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Indiana Harbor
South Chicago
Joliet-Chicago Heights
Ill
Hammond
Evanston
Waukegan
Milwaukee
Wis
Sterling
de Kalb
Til
Miners Debate Wage Rise and Work Hours in UMWA Meeting
In Cleveland on September 23, United Mine Workers of America members debated a 60 percent wage boost, eight to six hour shift changes, and shaft to shaft counting times. A committee referral won on a standing vote but faced a roll call. Sympathy for steel workers was limited by legal union constraints and the threat of a national coal strike.
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Cleveland
Convention
United Mine Workers of America
Washington
Panama and Hawaii for U S Future Safety
Washington reports Major General McAndrew urged in House military committee that U S security depend on controlling the Panama Canal and Hawaii. He proposed a 390000 peacetime army distributed to defend key posts, universal training, and keeping a strong reserve and air and tank forces to meet global threats.
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America
House Military Committee
M. J. Andrew
Pacific
Panama Canal
Hawaiian Islands
McAndrew
General Staff
War Department
Hawaii
Philippines
Alaska
Japan
League of Nations
Leonard Wood
Senate
Army
Navy
Paralyzed La Belle Citizen A. K. Allen Dies
A. K. Allen a prominent La Belle resident dies at 74 after paralysis struck Friday previous. Civil War veteran in retirement, he leaves three daughters and two sons. Daughter Vera cared for him at home. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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A. K. Allen
Mr. Allen
Vera
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