Rain Delays Deciding World Series Game Two
A heavy rainstorm washed out the seventh and deciding game between Washington and Pittsburgh. Commissioner Landis postponed the contest until tomorrow after more than an hour of steady rain left the field and stands drenched, with 15,000 fans stranded and risk of injury to players if play continued.
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Remarriage Rights Probe Stirs Episcopal Assembly
A memorial in Ottawa proposed to end the right of remarriage granted by the church to divorced persons. The measure, introduced by Rev Caleb Eosteten, cites public ethics and church law, naming bishops and church leaders who may influence the vote as the body prepares for a decisive session.
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Army Plane Forced Down at Mardela in Midair Rescue
An Army transport airplane, part of the Curtiss Pursuit group from New York, made a forced landing near Mardela after the pilot became disabled. Brent F. piloting and mechanic Herse escaped injury as the wing tore away. the plane towed to a halt. Mitchell Field ordered a new rotor, with arrival expected this afternoon.
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4 FORM REPUBLIC Rome, et $0) The smatheat re public in the world
Travelara is a small island near Sardinia in the Mediterranean. It spans about one mile in length and has a population of around 50. The government was proclaimed a republic last year. The president is elected for a ten year term, with both men and women voting.
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Pipes for Women in Paris Attract New Cigarette Trend
In Paris women have chosen pipes over cigarettes, deeming cigars weak. They favor smaller pipes with delicate rims and enamel finishes. A special brand of cigars is also being marketed for women smokers here.
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Queer street names linger in London streets
Oct 14. Many London streets still bear old names for originality and uniformity. Examples include Shoulder of Mutton Alley Frying Pan Alley Peachy Berry Stars and Crooked Billet Yard reflecting historic nicknames that persist in modern maps.
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86 Years in One House In Indiana Man Dies at Home
A wealthy retired mill owner in Muneie Indiana aged 86 died recently in the same house where he was born. He resided in the old family home, with relatives noting he refused to sell the property. No further details were provided.
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Pronghorns Washington Unable To Complete Mission
A garbled report describes the Pronghorns and a Washington element failing to complete a stated mission. The text is unclear but references antelope, a team or group, and an event tied to a place named Us Umera with fragmented names and terms.
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Jewel Heist Narrowed To Donahue Case After Return
A missing gem valued at $71,000 tied to Jewel merchant Donahue daughter of the late W Woolworth. Police face reluctance from a detective agency over how the gems were obtained while a reward of £75,000 was offered for information. Detectives secured the beaded bag and the gem’s return but details remain under wraps as authorities dispute sources of the seizure.
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Auto-Trolley Crash Fatal to Cab Driver
A trolley car collision near Hoffman Street left cab driver severely injured and later died in hospital. Emergency responders rushed to the scene as bystanders watched the tragedy unfold on United East Way, with railway officials later confirming the cabby’s identity and noting extensive injuries.
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HACKS WIFE TO DEATH AND KILLS HIMSELF IN FROCK COURT
A man killed his wife and wounded companion before taking his own life in a grisly murder at their home. Police say a butcher aided the crime, attempting to persuade the wife to quit drinking as the act unfolded. Investigators describe a distorted scene of violence and betrayal in New Jersey.
Coal miners idle as strikes stir Scranton farms
Reading from Scranton Pennsylvania, October 4 1904 reports many anthracite miners quitting work since September. Farmers aid in weathering late crops while colliery suspensions shrink demand for labor. Some miners say wages did not meet expectations and families face hardship as suspensions extend.
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Owner of Colonels to Pilot Club 1926
Fragmented OCR text notes a 1926 event linking the owner of the Colonels to a Pilot Club, mentioning names and locations with unclear phrasing. The readable bits reference a meeting or transfer, but many words are garbled, hindering precise details.
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Florida Rum Running Comes South In Smuggling Boom
Florida waters emerge as a fast reforming hub for veteran Northern rum runners. The coast guard intensifies patrols while Col. Simmons notes widespread activity from Miami to Key West. A Houston era of smuggling shifts toward Tampa, Jacksonville, and New Orleans with fleets of vessels and syndicates rebuffed only in part. The story traces suppressions from Norfolk to Savannah and highlights Mobile’s enforcement as Florida becomes a focal point for illicit liquor, with potential winter intensification and new routes through Pensacola and Biloxi.
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Moscow Plans Grand Marble Mausoleum for Bolshevik Leader
Plans announced by the Soviet government aim to build an elaborate marble mausoleum for Nikolai Lewen, father of Bolshevism, replacing a wooden tomb. The design features a central hall for the casket, ancillary museum-like rooms, a large reception chamber, and a performance area for revolutionary speakers in Red Square. Marble from New England quarries and over 200 varieties are cited, with an estimated cost well over a hundred thousand dollars. A separate central Theatre Square granite memorial to Karl Marx is also planned.
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Blonde Bear Ofines Opinion On Hair Color Preferences
A fragment discusses beliefs about hair color and dating preferences. It mentions light versus dark hair and implies judgments about attractiveness and compatibility. The text is fragmented with unclear context and no identifiable individuals or organizations.
Late News Bullets On Sandes Death And World Notes
Landen reports Eugene Sandes once hailed as the strongest man dies after a long illness tied to injuries from a motor accident years ago. In Washington, Maryland weather and crop conditions show heavy rains, grain selling steady, and early-season activity as apples, potatoes, and sweet potatoes are harvested. A resolution seeks Philippine independence. S. Shakeresge campaigns report nine-month income up to 7,293,50 after federal fares. stock rises. Foret, a French gelding, contests stakes over 2 miles at Newmarket. Wheat futures and market notes flush the day with financial movements and headlines careening through New York and Newark trade. Vice President left Sewach en route to Atlanta to discuss Senate actions.
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Eugene Sandes
Lenden
Tee Bee
Mystery wrecks automobile firm in coastal town riot
A jury and witnesses describe a wrecked auto parts factory tied to William and Jacker and linked to Marc Fier a trustee and Republican politician. Damage estimated at 10000 dollars amid a conspiring tale in a contempt proceeding before Federal Judge Wilker. Proprietors blame a rival cafe attack while neighbors note a local auto dealer involved in a Sunday disruption.
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Jacker
Juice Emanuel Eller
Soniof Marc Fier
Chasw. Santuary District
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Tre Cernice
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Pier Ants Parts Company
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Dulien Omene Automobile Pets
Ben Turpin Bequeathed About $63 000 Estate in Will
Anjete, Qt 18 A P) Hen Turgia, the comedian Ben Turpin is survived by his wife Carre Turpin. A will filed for probate states Turpin’s estate is valued at about $63 000 after the comedian’s death two weeks ago.
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