Cardinals Lead Yankees In Seventh In World Series Closer In Sight
In Yankee Stadium a crisp Sunday afternoon see the Cardinals holding a 9 to 1 lead over the Yankees after seven innings. The crowd reached over 60 000 as wind conditions and cool weather dominated the scene with players adjusting uniforms and wind currents noted by managers. Grover Cleveland Alexander started for the Cardinals and Ruth featured for the Yankees as both lineups prepared for the pivotal later stages of the series.
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Jury Held Under Guard At Hotel Last Night
A federal jury deliberating the Daugherty and Miller bribery case was guarded at a hotel after midnight. The trial lasting five weeks involved 82 witnesses and 300 documents as prosecutors and defense proffered extensive evidence in the attempt to defraud the government over a $7 million claim linked to the American Metals Company.
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Fans Await Game Call Ahead of World Series Game Six
New York fans endure cold dawn at the stadium awaiting seats for game six of the world series. Veterans and locals, including Dr Samuel Olgren and John Green, gather with coats and blankets as excitement builds despite harsh weather and early lines.
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Tavy Prosts Aid Ice At Hagerstown
Hagerstown Maryland reports early frosts with temperatures dipping as frost lines arrive ahead of average times. The frost disruptions threaten crops and indicate cooler conditions for the region.
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Landslide into Panama Canal deemed serious
Official reports say the Panama Canal slide near Culebra Cut was more serious than first thought and blocking debris must be cleared. Vessels still pass on the solern side while workers remove about 5.08 million cubic yards of material, with weeks needed to restore navigation.
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McPherson Birthday Celebrated Amid Courtroom Drama
Alice McPherson marked her sixth birthday at Angelus Temple as her criminal conspiracy case lingered. Oliver Allstorm testified he was hired to write a memoir titled Kidnapped, detailing alleged kidnap experiences, while prosecutors intensified the hunt for Kenneth Ormiston.
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Labor Unanimously Votes for Nationwide Progressive Shortening Campaign
AP dispatches report the American Federation of Labor voting unanimously to launch a nationwide campaign for the progressive shortening of the labor day and work week. The plan follows a recommendation from the executive council amid domestic labor reform debates.
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Democrats Nominate Smith Wagner for Governor and U S Senator
New York Governor Alfred E. Smith and Justice Robert F. Wagner accepted Democratic nominations for governor and U S senator at the National Democratic Club event. Smith denied extravagance charges and defended his state administration. Wagner called for abandonment of the Volstead Act, stressing its importance to voters.
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Italy May Make War On Turkey
London reports the Daily Express front page claims Mussolini plans a Turkish area of influence around Atlania in Asia Minor with Greece. Turkey counters with four army corps mobilized as international efforts urge Mussolini to desist and seek U.S. influence for peace.
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Legion Meet Opens in Philadelphia for Eighth Convention
Philadelphia hosts the American Legion eighth annual convention as delegates and guests estimated between 100 000 and 150 000 arrive. The gathering opens Monday and runs through the week with Legionnaires and auxiliary members attending.
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Stock Prices Advance In Opening Market
NY stocks moved higher at the opening as traders priced in optimism over the continuing economic outlook. Major shares including Motor and Steel showed gains while others opened slightly lower amid uncertain demand and ongoing market volatility.
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Hall Castle to Be International Museum
The Dailkes Oregon October 9 reports Queen Marie of Romania will dedicate a Romanian room at Maryville castle crowning a bluff above the Columbia River. The castle, named for Samuel Hill’s wife, is a three story concrete estate with 44 rooms, now planned to house world exhibits.
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Engineers to Meet in South in December Conference in Birmingham
American Institute of Chemical Engineers will assemble in Birmingham December 6-7 for its midwinter meeting. Delegates will visit Atlanta December 8 and tour plants in the Birmingham district, as chemists from Copper Hill and other areas participate in the program.
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Woman 108 Collects Son's Life Insurance Benefit
Wisconsin Rapids, Oct 9. Mrs. Heater Ann Harmon aged 108 collected her son Edward T Harmon’s life insurance policy. Edward a 74 year old retired banker of Wisconsin Rapids died in Milwaukee. The $2 000 policy was taken out in 1802 with the mother named as beneficiary.
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California judge Sevier defeats bid in libel case echoes
Eureka October 9 AP Bret Harte era practice of criticizing court decisions appears in this race Sevier county Humboldt County court history shows a judge who sentenced an editor for libel in the last four years. Voters elect Lindeley’s lawyer as district attorney after the defeat.
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World Series Delay Threatens Wenatchee Apple Harvest
Wenatchee Washington October 9 Coached by A FP the article notes World Series returns may delay the apple harvest as locals fear the schedule will pull workers from orchards. An appeal is made to balance baseball with harvest needs and maintain labor for fruit picking.
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Composite County Ticket Names From Local Slate
A readable fragment lists candidates for county offices with multiple names and initials, including Be Benamon, Hearn, Wo Causey, and others, alongside a long roster of supporters and potential officer titles. The legible items show party lines or ticket groupings and several personal initials.
Welsh temperance leader J Williams dies in Wales
Perlier, Wales, Oct AP reports the man who helped "discover" ex premier Lloyd George has died. J Williams, a noted temperance reformer and superintendent of the United Kingdom Alliance, was a leading Welsh temperance figure and former Welsh Grand Chief Templar.
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Jackie Locks Shorn in Public Display
The article reports that Jackie Cogan, a teen star, had his long hair cut by a barber in Los Angeles. The moment drew attention as family and fans urged preservation of his signature look.
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