Opening clash of world series fills Forbes Field to capacity
A near full Forbes Field welcomed Workington and Pittsburgh as gates opened for the World Series opener. Spectators lined up overnight, crowds approached 56 thousand, and the press box boasted legends like Wagner McGraw Ruth while Gov. Pinchot prepared to toss out the first ball.
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Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Associated Pron
Workington
Nok Altrock
al Schacht
Altrock
Schacht
Barney Dreyfuss
The
Pirates
Meacher
Gaskin
Rice
Joe
Stan Harri
Custer
Barnhart
Wright
Imers
Honus Wagner
John McGraw
Hughey Jennings
Giants
Bab Ruth
Johnny Rawling
Art Fletcher
Philadelphia Nationals
Manaager
Walter Gautreau
Braves
Afto Opeake
Trevetana Pilot
Angele 5 fhe 7 A Po Ts war ens 2 lete mm age
An unclear report mentions Armand Denene director of the te cone Aears t wa Dagean. The text references a vote or event with names and numbers but remains fragmentary and difficult to follow.
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D. Angele
Age
Armand Dnene
Avrocoae
Missing air mail pilot Ames feared to have fallen in Clarion River
Clarion Pennsylvania October 7 hundreds of searches in hills and along the Clarion River for air mail pilot Charles Ames missing today. Supt Carl Fo Egge says Ames likely fell somewhere in the Clarion district. Aerial searches and a ten mile west corridor operation are underway with a $500 reward and circulars mailed to the countryside urging thorough farmer searches.
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Clarion
Po Wah
Charles Ames
Air Mail
Regin Carl Fo Egge
Math Birdman
Ames
Egge
MAK ROUTE BBS Washington Air Mail Contract History
The article recalls a historic air mail contract award and the impact on U S aviation policy. It notes a key decision by authorities a day after a notable event and discusses its significance for the development of the national air system.
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Washington
Aefias Traneger
United State
Foerman
Cubs and White Sox Face City Championship Battle
Chicago October 7 The cube and White Sox clash for the city championship with the American League favoring the Sox Ted Mawkenship faces Grover Cleveland Atterland of the Cubs in the opening game.
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Chicago
Cube
White Sox
Grover Cleveland Ateslander
Cubs
Ted Mawkenship
Legion Delegates Big Fight Shapes Mitchell Plan Support
Oregon delegates solidify support for Colonel Mitchell at the American Legion convention with Lonergan named national chaplain and a push toward a unified air service plan. Subcommittee prepares proposals while delegates position for key officer elections.
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Cimeria
Diet T GE
Associated Press
American Legion
Mitchell
Mike Lonerean
Tilmnia
The
Legion
Oregon
Witrhell
Lonergan
W Motchell
Legions
Legen
New York to Add 363 Police Amid Crime Wave
A New York judge defends police expansion as seven judges accelerate jury trials. The plan adds 54 officers and 2% more women to the force to curb a recent crime surge. A Washington church probation board criticizes New York's literarily and stage material as dangerous to morals.
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New York
H To A. Rosalsky
Europe
England
France
Parolt
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Board of
London
Park
Greane
New Yorker
Hagensick
Des Moines
National Poultry, Butter and Egg Association
Cerian Reactions to Legionspeech Prompt Turmoil
A fragment from the morning Ger man and other European papers describes Cerian reactions to a speech by Mr Contatze at a U S convention in Omaha. Reports note bitter critiques and quizzical quotes about civility and foreign policy in the era.
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Berhin
Coolidge
Omaha
Deutsche Allermeine Zeitung
Henry Ford plans engines for light aircraft in lab tests
A Ford statement describes an eight cylinder 200 horsepower aircraft engine built in his experimental labs at Dearborn. He mentions planned adjustments and testing steps for possible future transport use, with notes on propulsion and safety considerations.
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Henry Ford
Tearhorn
Late News Bulletins From The Front And Homefront
Disjointed late news items report deaths in Washington including a grandfather of Walter Subanon, and Col William Macht facing Naval Court in inquiry. Reports from Maryland and Pennsylvania note drought relief actions and early corn prep. New York stock lines show mixed prices for metals and lard. A segment mentions Gerald Chapman appealing a death sentence and a Schegene report linking a battle near the Can– Chen Ming area with casualties.
Strikes Slow Business Across Scranton Mining Region
Scranton Pa Oct 7 Business in the anthracite field slows as 158000 miners continue work stoppage since September 1 amid a wage agreement dispute. Merchants report dull trade and reduced cash flow as miners’ savings withdraw and dependence on family support grows. prospects for an early settlement remain uncertain.
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Scranton
Amone
Hanks
West Gripped by First Cold Wave of Year
A harsh early cold snap grips the West with snow in Dakota Montana and Wyoming and heavy rains across the Rockies. Lead South Dakota reports five inches of snow while Carper Wye and other areas see milder blankets. Train delays, landslides, and frozen fields slow spring work as temperatures plummet and forecasts hint at partial thaw later in the week.
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Chicago
Oct
Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Curcease
Shivers
Farewest
Reachky Mountain
New Mexico
Arizona
Denver & Ree Grande Western Railroad
Grand Junction
Colo
Union
Hazeman
Helena
Central
Batern
Sayer Tog
Seartry
Vesterda
Bierida
Buckeye Fans Travel By Air To Big Ten Clash
Chicago reports Buckeye rooters charter planes to follow the team to the BG game. A full strength lineup is expected except Hunt out with a broken leg. Staggmen work on aerial strategies while Michigan faces Indiana in a keyTen showdown with Red Grange limited in practice.
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Buckeye Rooters
Chicago
Columbus
Automenie
Marion
Hunt
Michigan
Indiana
Red” Grange
Chaos
Littl
Butler Bertton
Washington Faces Defiant Group Crisis
The article reports a political crisis as leaders refuse to cooperate with a defiant group. It notes President and staff discussions about removing a key figure while contemplating strategy and public reaction. Local figures, timelines, and power dynamics are highlighted as tensions rise.
Johnson Mound Hero With Four Hits In Opener
The veteran Walter Johnson pitched for the Senators in a 1-1 opening game against the Pirates. Johnson allowed few hits as Pittsburgh started strong with Gramb, Harris, and Traynor contributing late. The game featured a shaky defense with several errors en route to a tight draw.
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Fane Tewhay
Pittsburgh Nave
Moore
S. Harn
Carey
Goosha
Cuyler
Barmhach
Hlaegeth Wright
J Vlares
Traynor
Pechinpaurh
Chamham
Ib Ruche Smithe Johnson
Morrison
P Peure
Innings Keantur
Soacea
Forbes Bial
Mitteburgh
Walter Johnson
Pittburgh Buccaneers
Traynes
Pittsburgh
den Glarris
Joe Harris
Bleego
Goslin
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