Giants and Senators open World Series under Griffith Stadium
Washington October 4 Giants lead Senators 2 0 after five innings in the opening World Series game. Kelly homered in the second and Terry followed with a fourth inning shot. Lindstrom Frisch and Johnson contribute for the Giants while Peckinpaugh and Harris spark the Senators. The crowd roared as players warmed and a ceremonial presentation honored W Peckinpaugh and Walter Johnson.
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Giants
Whee Kelly
Ren Wikh
Senators Scorcienn
Griffith Stadium
Washington
Senators
Kelly
Stansa
Terry
Johnson
Wilson
Jackson
Gowdy
Peckinpaugh
Harris
Goslin
Judge
Kalla
Bluege
Nehl
Lindstrom
Frisch
Ruel
McNeely
Young
Rice
Nehf
Suns
Cianta
Meuszel
Kraak Frisch
Uant
Stanley Harris
New York
Hall
McGraw
Nam
Giant
Hase
Walter Johns
Roger Pechimpaugh
Wackington
Herois
Johan
Giant U S Prohibition Bust Uncovers Major Rum Ring
Prohibition agents seize the British steamer Frederick B and 9 0660 000 in liquor cargo after a chase that netted 23 080 cases of whiskey. The seizure underscores joint action by the customs service the Prohibition unit and the Department of Justice as prosecutors prepare to press charges.
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New York
N. Y
Herbor
Frederick B
Wilkes Wiliam A. Wakker
Geld
Walker
Mage
International
United States
Washington
Mable Walther Wilke-Brandt
Department of Justice
Wille-Brand
Frederick
World Series Notes From Washington Weathered by Events
The report notes Walter Johnson and Bucky Harris in Washington as the World Series approaches with a ceremonial first ball and celebrity presence. It mentions attempts to recruit players and management plans for lineup changes and public attention surrounding the crucial game.
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Washington
Walter Johanan
Johnson
Ence SvubYeng Baseball Pamlance
The fragmentary OCR mentions a baseball event with garbled text. Readable items reference a game or team, but specifics such as names, places, scores, or dates are not recoverable. The readable content suggests a sports note or schedule entry without clear facts to date.
Opening World Series Sets 39 660 Witnesses
The 1923 baseball World Series begins with attention on the New York Giants and Washington Senators as Freddy Lindstrom faces Walter Johnson. The passage portrays the dramatic buildup, veteran leadership, and national interest surrounding the title clash.
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New York Giants
Washington Senators
Freddy Lindtrom
Walter Johnsen
Ol Eteram
Washington
Train Wreck Kills Engineer 50 in Indiana Collision
Railroad officials questioned an unidentified Negro man in connection with a wreck on the Balt tore and Ohio passenger train east bound last night. Engineer C Van Athnan, 50, of Washington Indiana, died and about 15 passengers were injured when the engine and several cars collided with an open switch. The brakeman was overpowered as he attempted to strike him and fled the scene.
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Connecon
Ohio
C van Athnan
Washington
Indiana
Segre
Kraaenan
Trate
Iewrae Tee
Here
Crow Bar
Eut
Breat Nng
Unclear historic note on weekly deaths per week figures
Fragmentary OCR text references deaths per week in a historical context with garbled names and phrases. No clear event, date, or location is identifiable for a precise summary.
Oldest New England Woman Dies at 109
Mrs. Maria Horton Chappell, 108 years old, died at her daughter’s Seekonk home. Friends claimed she was the oldest woman in New England. She credited longevity to hard work, regular hours, and abstention from sweets. Her son was former Willamantic mayor.
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Pawtucket
Maria Horton Chappell
Frank RB. West
Seekon
New England
Mayor Chappell
Willamantic
Conn
Pioneer Trail Blazer Ezra Meeker Flies to Dayton
Ezra Meeker famed pioneer trail blazer of the ox team era, travels by air from Vancouver Washington to Dayton Ohio. His pilot Lieutenant Stakley G. Kelly took off at 4 10 AM from Chanute Field to continue the historic journey.
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Ezra Meeker
Pioneer Trail
Vancouver
Washington
Dayton
Ohio
Stakley G. Kelly
Chanute Field
Sergeant Busch Transferred From Sub-Station E
Maryland State Police orders transfer Sergeant Emily Busch from Sub-station E to Braddock Heights effective tomorrow. He served two and a half months at Salisbury and previously led Shore forces for a year. Corporal to Sergeant Robert A Atkinson will be assigned here as station commandant.
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Maryland State Police
Emily Busch
Braddock Heights
Busch
Salisbury
Oval Station
Robert A Atkinson
Fog and war news blur early Washington sports clash
Fog shrouds the capital as Washington Senator and New Yorkers contest the world series opening game. Reports from Perute and Shanghai detail tense military actions and international trade tremors amid weather disruptions and shifting alliances.
Davis Eulogizes Wilson At Princeton
The Associated Press reports John W Davis in Princeton New Jersey praised Woodrow Wilson as he spoke after a day of campaign travel. He urged Americans to unite for a new world order and warned of dangers to liberty if civilization loses its direction.
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J. W. Davis
Wilson
Princeton
Nate
UU. S
New York
New Jersey
John W Davis
Andagear
Democrati
Davis
AromaTies Sass ar TM were Eyes on team Bee on Epwerts Seecki
fragmentary OCR notes mention a team named Bee and individuals Seecki and Epwerts with unclear roles. No clear event date or outcome is provided.
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Team Bee
Epwerts Seecki
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