All New York World Series Looms Again
The article compares the Giants and Yankees as they race toward the pennant with West Coast threats and strong American League challengers. It notes the Giants’ stronger NL position, the Cubs’ injuries, and looming battles against Senators, Tigers, White Sox, Indians, and Browns as the season nears its end.
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Ivy Agent Seeks 150000 From New York Morning Telegraph
In a district supreme court filing, Asher of the prohibition indict ment unit sues the New York Morning Telegraph for 150000 dollars claiming libel over a published photograph from the Democratic national convention. The paper allegedly offered a 1000 dollar reward for anyone willing to shoot him after he asked for a drink.
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Klan Opponent Warned as Threats Rise in Philadelphia
Thomas J. Culhane of the National Vigilance Association reports receiving threatening letters from alleged Ku Klux Klan headquarters after denouncing cross burnings. He plans to seek a permit to carry a gun for protection while the group pushes for anti Klan legislation. In Berkeley Mich a separate note mentions a disappeared clergyman Rev Van Loon whose letters seeking loans raise questions about his whereabouts.
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Foreign News Nuggets From Across The World
A mosaic of brief dispatches reports resignations battles wrecks and political shifts. Belgrade notes a resignation while Douglas Mawson’s ship incident prompts rescue efforts in Sydney. An American shipping threat looms with calls to raise freight rates as Africa may face tariff preferences. A Naples train wreck leaves multiple dead and thirty injured. In London Prendergast forms a new Victoria ministry as Peacock resigns. Reports from Buenos Aires claim a final federal blow in Sao Paulo amid local unrest. Colonel Logan proposes Dawes plan sanctions with cross‑channel support. Ramsay MacDonald’s Labor government suffers an eighth Commons defeat on unemployment insurance.
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London
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Naples
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Sao Paulo
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Reparations Commission
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England
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House of Commons
Congress Eyes Busy Short Session and Key Debates
Washington dispatch notes a crowded congressional agenda when Congress reconvenes in December. Plans on Muscle Shoals, government operation of the project, and the Ford bid dominate debate along with deficits relief, reclamation projects, World Court and League of Nations issues, German-US trade treaty, railroad labor board abolition, naval build up, and a looming presidential message urging economy.
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New Analgesia Audit Draws Boston Hospital Debate
Boston hospitals reject synergistic analgesia for childbirth while reporting mixed results from Dr James T Gwathmey's method. Some physicians praise its potential but others warn against universal use and prefer nitrous oxide. A Los Angeles doctor endorses regional nerve blocking as a conscious, safer alternative.
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Los Angeles
Chronicle Telegram Want Columns Offer Ad Space
Local Chronicle Telegram runs want columns inviting readers to place advertisements. Businesses and individuals can reserve space for notices, sales, services, and announcements with affordable rates and quick deadlines.
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Chronicle Telegram
Drowned Haden Luaus and Storms Reported Near North Sea
Disjointed news from Amsterdam describes storms along the European coast and the North Sea. Reports say several people were missing and feared drowned after a collision or distress during rough seas.
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Negro Bandits Tumble 10 Deaths In Harlem Escape
Two negro bandits Simumpkin and Herman Bogmemies lured a tap driver to a roof in Harlem building and robbed him of $4 at pistol point. They fell to their deaths from a 20 foot fire escape while attempting to escape. one of the suspects remained at large.
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Plan to Save Trees at Lorain
State forestry experts will launch a tree rehabilitation plan for damage from the northern Ohio tornado. State forester Sacrast from Wooster directs efforts with help from Elyria official Smythe Tarain County, urging prompt action and proper treatment to save both shade and fruit trees.
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Federal probe into liquor supply linked to picnic death
In Cleveland on July 18 a federal inquiry led by District Attorney E Bernateen began to trace liquor supplied to attendees at a June 22 political picnic. The liquor is tied to the death of Misa Jane Carnes, a county recorder clerk. In Canton, relief subscriptions reached 13,000 dollars in a one day drive.
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Misa Jane Carnes
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Cuban American sports carnival to open in Key West
A Cuban American sports carnival featuring baseball, swimming, racing and athletic contests between Cuban and U S teams will be held in Key West in October. The event honors a memorial building in the city commemorating Key West as the birthplace of Cuba’s first war for independence.
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Stocks Edge Higher as Rail and Copper Shares Lead Opening
New York stocks opened with copper and low priced rails strong while steel and oil stocks held steady. Rail shares like St Paul and Rock Island led western groups as market sentiment favored transport equities amid higher copper optimism and renewed demand.
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Ohio Teachers Association May Drop Summer Meet If NEA Chooses Cleveland
July report from Columbus notes 25 members present as F E Reynolds secretary treasurer states the Ohio State Teachers Association may dispense with its regular summer meeting next year if the National Education Association accepts a proposal to hold its convention in Cleveland or Indianapolis next summer.
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Wife Helps Elect Hubby
After months of severe abdominal pains and doctors advising operation, a nurse recommended Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The user reports complete recovery and claims to have worked to elect her husband in the last election. The ad promotes the remedy as a harmless prep that removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract. Money back guarantee offered.
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Train derails near Leetonia injuring crew
A passenger car of the Youngstown and Ohio River Railroad derailed after striking a cow near Leetonia, East Liverpool. The Motorman St L Baker and conductor Carl Varian, both of Leetonia, were injured but alive.
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Injured IV Crash on Lorain Road Involving Krieg and Struzaker
A collision on Lorain Road near Stop 119 injured Mrs Krieg of Middle Ave after a car driven by Arthur Struzaker of the city struck her vehicle. Mrs Krieg, thrown from the car, sustained numerous minor scratches and was hospitalized by ambulance responders.
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Grand theater benefit raises funds for Red Cross and Kiwanis
After a benefit performance, receipts totaled 936965 with 28425 from Red Cross and Kiwanis as ticket sales. Two girls submitted 15 cents to the Red Cross, and money will be turned over. Attorney Wrabbs indicated a call for an investigation of the state department.
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Red Cross
Kiwanis
Columbub
State Department
Wrabbs
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