Giants and Yankees World Series clash amid weather calm
A large New York crowd filled Polo Grounds for game three of the World Series between the Giants and Yankees. The day featured mild autumn weather and patient spectators as the contest, interrupted only by darkness, was resumed with no disorder. Charles D Stengel was announced as out of the lineup.
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Yankees Beat Giants In Early Baseball Shootout
In a tense early game the Yankees push runs across through ily Frisch error and Ruth slide, with Meusel and Ward contributing, while the Giants rally with singles from Bancroft and Groh. Dugan, Pipp, and Cunningham spark late threats as both sides miss chances.
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Henry Zeremaba Store Robbed By Burglars
Burglars entered the Henry Zeremaba grocery at Stop 3 Lake Avenue last night. A panel was pried, and tobacco chewing gum and candy were stolen before the theft was reported to Sheriff Bachus.
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Runaway Boy Apprehended in Barn Near Cleveland
Charles Tattersall found an 81 year old man named Herbert Murray sleeping in his barn last night and notified police. The boy claimed he was from Cleveland and had run away twice before. Cleveland authorities were alerted and a junior officer responded.
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Babson Explains Inflation Risks From Temporary Upsurge
Babson outlines inflation as a temporary rise in business activity driven by stimulants including the 3 percent immigration limit. He compares normal growth to a line and temporary boosts to hills, urging readers to assess health of commerce by behavior and thrift.
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Local newsboy sues Edwards for damages
Theodore Sharp, a Elyria newsboy, files a $5000 personal damage suit against John H Edwards. Sharp alleges the June 24 collision on Depot Street left him bruised and without his bicycle, seeking compensation for medical costs. An unrelated report notes ten year old Richard Rudisill’s accidental death from an electric fire at 1384 Lincoln Road.
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Near East Armistice Talks Collapse Sparks Foreign Mission Flight
The Near East armistice conference at Mudania has broken down and may resume after delegates return to their governments. Lord Curzon rushed from London to Paris to confer with Premier Poincaré as British, French, and Turkish tensions escalate. The Greeks refuse to withdraw from Thrace as British troop movements reach Constantinople and Chanak controversy lingers.
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Lorain County Tax Amendment Meeting Set at Courthouse
Lorain Farm Bureau hosts a meeting at the courthouse Thursday afternoon October 12 at 1 30 pm for property owners. Speakers include ALP Sandi and officials from the Uniform Tax League Ohio Home Protection League with notes on proposed amendments to be voted in November.
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Lorain County GOP Bosses Rename Candidate at Meeting
Lorain County Republican voters protested as the Republican Executive Committee at the Court House nominated Charles Murray of Brighton to replace Sam V. Haigh as the county commoner candidate for November. This action followed threats and machine backing, cited by locals as an attempt to control the primary outcome.
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Nighttime shooting at Elyria hotel shocks residents
Police investigated a morning shooting at a Elyria hotel where Charles Mille, 47, was wounded in the head and rushed to a nearby hospital. A suspect, tied to a bowler hat collection and a .38 Colt revolver, was found, with detectives tracing the items to a hotel guest and possible despondent motives. Meanwhile county political strife erupted as Lorain and Elyria factions clashed over executive session and ballot secrecy in a republican committee meeting.
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Editor backs Florence Allen for Supreme Court Judge in Lorain
Tribune reporting on editor Burke defending Miss Florence Allen for Supreme Court Judge amid primary controversy. Voters in Lorain County reportedly expressed a partisan preference, while officials disputed the party committee's influence on candidate selection. Washington update notes federal trade commission coal-industry probe pending after Harding reviews union and industry recommendations.
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Standard Oil Declares 200 Percent Stock Dividend
The Standard Oil Company of New York today announced a stock dividend of 200 percent raising capital from 76 000 000 to 225 600 000 and cutting par value from 100 to 25 per share. The news sent shares higher as the market moved to 95 9 6. In Paris Eleutherios Venizelos met with Premier Poincare to discuss Greek Balkan territorial aims.
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