Grand Jury to Continue Quiz in Ball Scandal
Chicago area grand jury continues hearings into the 1919 World Series fixing scandal. Buck Herzog injured in Joliet. testimony targets White Sox players like Gandil and Williams. Brooklyn DA Harry Lewis to finish probe of gamblers approaching players about throwing games. Cleveland at Detroit and Chicago at St Louis set for crucial league games as pennant races play out.
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LD Grand Jury
Willamy
Chicago Cuba
Joliet
Cubs
Herzog
Chicago Bill
Chicago
Micago
oWhieth
Prund
Blato
Macs Hoyne
New
McDonald
Hosgnu
York
Raymond B Prettyman
Dong
Sox Phayers
Clyde Blot
White Sox
Feiseh
Cincinnati
Wanhew
Sleimer
Jusa
Rube” Benton
Heydler
National League
Ashoavits
New York
Harry Lewis
Brooklyn
Lewis
Zack Wheat
Yramaux
James W Taylor
Wilbert Robinson
The
Superbay
Charles Hobbets
Robinson
Cleveland
Detroit
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Claoch
Walter Mails
Ehmke Andrauss
Tigers
St. Louis
ST Louis
Ea Enty
Eaders
Sox
Anthor
Mets
Brookls
Teczuery
Hart's Cut Rate Grocery and Meat Market Ad
A dense list of sale items from Hart's Cut Rate Grocery and Meat Market includes granulated sugar at 15 cents per pound, good Irish potatoes by the peck, Hart's Daily Bread Flour at 3.20 per barrel, Gold Medal Flour at 3.90, toilet paper, Hubbard squash, Corn Flakes, vanilla extract, navy beans, rice, macaroni, butter, Wisconsin and Brick cheeses, Purity Olco, Jimbo peanuts, Erbe soap, Zap washing powder, yeast, pickled pig feet, salt pork, bacon, and other staples with varied prices, reflecting a local grocer's weekly specials.
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Euscesas
Hart’s
Club members adapt as Gleason reorganizes field and outfield
AD and results manager Gleason bean drives a field and outfield reorganization amid a depleted pitching staff, marking a tough final stand for the club as players adjust to shortages and new setup.
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AD & Result
Gleason Bean
Feld
Pitehs
Borah Ends Speaking Tour Amid League Covenant Debate
Senator Borah finishes a campaign speaking tour for Senator Harding in New York and Chicago, avoiding explanations for his messages. He opposes the League covenant and the international court plan as part of the League of Nations, planning to question Harding on the issue while preparing to back Brandegee and other anti league candidates.
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Washington
Borah
Harding
New York
Chicago
League
Versailles
Senate
Watson
Borahus
Europe
Eliha Root
Hos
League of Nations
Johnson
Idaho
Connecticut
Brandegee
Ilearue
First gas shortage complaint sparks inquiry in Columbus
Charles E Henessy of Fifth and Broad Street Dayton reported gas shortages in stove connections as cold weather arrived. The State Utilities Commission opened an inquiry into the Gem City Planing Mills gas engine operation amid the complaint.
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Columbus
Gow
Charles
Hennesay
Dayton
Henessy
Babe Ruth Escapes Auto Mishap Unhurt in Meriden
Babe Ruth world champion home run hitter was in a roadster crash at a culvert on the New Haven trunk highway in Meriden. He and a passenger escaped with scratches after the car wrecked in a field near the steering post and were taken to Springfield by a passing car.
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Meriden
Babe’ Ruth
Sprngfield
Yalesville
New Haven Trunk Highway
Springfield
Ruth
Diamond Dyes Promises Easy Fadeless Color For Any Fabric
Advert reads that each Diamond Dyes package includes simple directions allowing any woman to dye worn garments and accessories in rich color. It touts guaranteed perfect results even for first timers and notes a color card with 16 shades.
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Crurgist
Boiler repairs close Franklin School building
Pupils at the Franklin school at West Avenue and Linth Street were dismissed yesterday and today due to no fire in the building. Repairs made in the heating unit during the summer were deemed unsatisfactory by the state inspector, who ordered them redone before the boiler could be fired. It is expected work will be completed in time for Monday's school session.
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Franklin School
Wuarder
West Avenue
Linth Street
Cure for Catarrhal Deafness Promoted in Old Advert
A vintage notice urges sharing a remedy for catarrh and ear troubles. It warns sprays and douches may irritate nasal passages and push disease into the ear, implying a constitutional treatment is needed to prevent deafness and save sufferers.
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Ting Land
Jist
Unclear medicinal preparation described for lung treatment
Fragmentary text details a purported lung treatment involving climate and a tonic with mucous effects. It mentions strengthening effects, adjustable quantities, and a method claimed to ease head noises and hearing inflammation. Lacks coherent structure and concrete, verifiable data.
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Ick
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le Cleatte
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Hart's Cut Rate
Victor
Alfred Cortot
Emilio de Go
Dorza
Faust
Dio Possente
Giuseppe de Luca
An Printemps
Smine
Geraldine Farrar
Flonzaley Quartet
Mabel Garrison
Jascha Heifetz
Mme. Homer
Louise Homer
Monsieur Beaucaire
John McCormack
Philadelphia Orchestra
Adamaster
Walter C. Kelly
Sally Hamlin
Dar
William Robyn
John Steel
Billy Murray
Ed Smalle
Swanee
Peerless Quartet
Hawaii
Wala
Frank Ferera
Anthony Franchini
Medley Fox
Joseph C. Smith
Fox
Joseph
Smith
W.E. Shay
Broad Street
Phillips’ Drug Store
Orah
Babe Ruth
Gen. Pershing
Sen. Harding
Senator Harding
St. Paul
Minnesota
General Pershing
Marion
Chronicle-Telegram
District Age
New England, Mutual Life Insurance Co
Lorain County Bank
Scott & Browne
Scott's
Lyria
W. A. Gerber
Claudie Dimter
Lorain Creamery
Johnson Brothers
Kahn & Anderson
A. T. Hawkins
Man
Reublin Badd
Soll
Gibson
Ohio
Elyria Market
West Broad Street
Elyria
Hamburg
Sam Shindle
Hilk
Iboe
Nabisco
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