Dodgers and Indians clash in autumn world series game three
About 20 000 fans filled Ebbets Field as the Brooklyn Dodgers faced the Cleveland Indians in game three of the World Series. Robison planned Sherry Smith or Jeff Pfeiffer to start for Brooklyn while Duster Mails was pegged for Cleveland after his earlier strong pitching. Weather and crowds boosted local enthusiasm as Brooklyn aimed to even the series following yesterday’s win.
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Brooklyn
Cleveland
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Speaker
Rob Ipmagn
Sherry Smith
Jeff Pfeiffer
Coveleskie
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Dodgers
Mails
Pacific Coast
Brooklyn Eth
Tris
Brooklys
Ball Park
Caldwell
O'Neill
Smith and Miller
Brookyn
Baseball Play by Play Echoes Narrow Brooklyn Duel
A fragmented scorecard recounts Evans and Olson at the plate for Brooklyn. Wamby steals second, walks, and forces a rundown while Burns and Caldwell contribute in a tense at bat sequence. Griffith, Sewell, and Wheat figure in a string of plays as Olson adds a run before the page continues to Six.
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Olson
Brooklyn
Aldwell
Johnston
Caldwell
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O'Neill
Arna
Griffith
Sewell
Cleon
Wheat
Meyers
Grifith
CdlMera
O'Neil
Haig
City Annexation Hearing Underway in Elyria Court
County commissioners conduct the second Elyria annexation hearing in Court Room No 1. Witnesses for both sides discuss taxes and potential city improvements. Real estate professionals and residents will be called as the hearing continues, with the outcome hinging on future development and property value benefits.
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Elyria
Court Room No
Vale
Franklin School to Close for Repairs, Early Vacation
The Franklin school on West Onera remains closed and will not reopen until repairs finish. A defective boiler sparked the shutdown after failures and condemnation by the boiler inspector. Lorain Street workers are redoing the boiler, with hopes to finish by Monday. otherwise, classes stay closed.
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Franklin School
West Onera
Miday
Lorain St. Fg
Moniaysay
The Hit That Won The World Series Opener
The image shows a remarkable moment in the World Series opener. Burns started the inning with a run on a double, moving Joe Wood to score first. Sewell singled to load, ONeill drove in Wood via walk and single, setting the stage for Cleveland.
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Dodgers
Caldwell
Berlin youths denied parole in local court
William Newell convicted of larceny and Arthur Peabod convicted of driving without consent faced parole denials in Ob thm court. A bystander quoted unclear remarks as judge Redington refused parole amid a case where twenty men’s testimonies and a petition by 109 Oberlin business and professional men influenced proceedings.
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Luehbour
Raort
Judie Redington
William Newell
Jarceny
Arthur Peabods
Cowie
Oberlin
Mostly Liquor Indictment in Federal Grand Jury
Toledo report lists nine persons indicted by the federal grand jury with 9 percent of them charged under prohibition laws. Seven are named defendants in yesterday’s report. others were indicted previously.
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Toledo
Grand-Jate Bere
Advertising as a hard rub boosts progress in business
The ad copy urges vigorous advertising to create enthusiasm and energy within a company. It argues that advertising must be rubbed in, not puffed on, to outpace less progressive competitors and drive stronger sales pressure and momentum.
Gas Shut Off Got Thwarted by Kiwanis and Mayor
The Kiwanis Club and Mayor Jones intervened to stop an unnecessary gas shutoff by Citizens Gas Co. The company had planned five hour outages, with more likely on the next two Sundays. A suggested method to reduce time was approved after input from the Kiwanis committee.
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Kiwanis Club
H. M. Andress
Robert Rice
Nelson Fitch
Columbus
Population growth tops seven states in census release
Washington Oct 7 The census bureau announced populations of seven states at 4 p.m. Pennsylvania led in numerical growth with 1,056,048 more residents to 12,720,159 while ranking second in total population. The report notes Ohio remains fourth, with 6,759,368 residents, as Minnesota and Nebraska await final state tallies. Continued on page 3.
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Washington
Minnesota
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Deputy Sheriff Steve Cowles Receives $2500 Reward
Deputy Sheriff Steve Cowles shows a broad smile after receiving a $2500 reward from Ben Silver of New York City for the recovery of stolen whisky and trucks. Cowles tracked the loot to the Moran farm, arranged celebration cigars, and was congratulated at the courthouse.
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Steve Cowles
Ben Silver
New York City
Cowie
Moran Farm
Court House
Damages Sought by 6 Year Old in Auto Crash
A $26,000 personal injury suit filed in common pleas center alleges six year old Hilda Burgan, by her guardian Jay Burgan, was struck crossing Lake Avenue by August Albright of Loral in a reckless driving incident. The girl suffered a cut head and broken limbs and claims lifelong crippling effects. The suit seeks damages from Albright in the court.
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Court of Common Pleas
Hilda Burgan
Jay Burgan
August Albright
Loral
Lake Avenue
Rat Albright
Ife
Anks
Court 10
Marriage Licenses for Linden Bastion Robingon and King
James Linden aged 23 a brakeman and Margaret Bastion aged 19 a clerk in Lorain are issued license. Lorain Walden Robingon aged 25 a pharmacist of Toledo and Mary King aged 25 a music teacher of Oberlin also listed for license.
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James Linden
Margaret Bastion
Lorain Walden Robingon
Toledo
Mary King
Oberlin
Registration light at precinct booths this day
Registration at various booths and precincts is lighter today than last week’s prior day. Clerks report fewer than twenty registered by noon at one booth on Second and Court. south end booth reports twenty and another thirty five. Booths open four to nine tonight and voters urged to register now before the next session on the 16th.
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Second and
Court Street
Board of Elections
Quarrel Over Sandwich Ends in Murder in Cleveland
In a Central Avenue restaurant a dispute over payment for a sandwich sparked a gun battle. One man was killed, the other wounded fatally, with an employee of the restaurant identified as the shooter. The victim remains unidentified.
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Cleveland
Clain
Central Avenue
Explosion at dry dock damages steamer in Brooklyn
An oil tank aboard the British steamer G. R. Crowe exploded in Shewan's dry dock, Brooklyn, as about 100 workers were aboard for repairs. Within the hour, authorities reported a dozen killed and many injured as ambulances and Red Cross teams rushed to the scene from across New York City.
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New York
G. R. Crowe
Shewan’s
Brooklin
Red Cross
Realty Agents Sue In Broad St Deal Case
Smith and Kilroy real estate agents sue Sam Sadaris John and Clare Pehias over a Broad Street property lease. A written contract showed $3,000 due, $2,000 paid October 4, and $2,509 unpaid. Plaintiffs seek injunctions against lease transfers and $2,000 judgment.
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Smith & Kilroy
Sam Sadaris
John
Clare Pehias
Trom
Pebia
Badaris
Philuit Sofee
WA Eipol
Gada
Ely
Lily
Elyria Court To Decide Who Owns Restaurant
The Martha Washington restaurant on Hust Hroad street faces a legal clash after founder Alloway sold to John Mickowetz for 3000 with 1500 down and 1000 balance. Mickowetz took possession but no lease existed. Alloway’s attorney claims fraud and Mickowetz was jailed on bond. Preliminary hearing set.
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Martha Washington
Perry Alloway
Hust Hroad Street
Alloway
John Mickowetz
West Side
Muckowetz
Mickowetz
Anaway
Chamberlain's Court
Champion Ball Team to Be Banqueted
The pennant winning Cleveland baseball team are invited by the Chamber of Commerce to its October meeting. Secretary Howenatine extended the invitation to Speaker. Manager Speaker hinted at attendance by Steve ONeill and several teammates. A program committee plans a royal reception, noting limited accommodations.
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Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Howenatine
Trig
Steve O'Neill
Larry Gardner
Bill Wambsgans
Doc Johnson
Don Baird
George Worthington
F. O Richey
Mesa Wilder
Charlie Savage
Window Trim Show Attracts Big Attention
Crowds filled the streets as Cleveland window trimmers exhibition drew shoppers and merchants from many trades. Nearly all stores showcased autumn and winter goods with seasonable displays aiming to win prizes awarded by a committee. Voting closes tonight with ballots due at each polling site.
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Slyria
Cleveland
Lecles Wady-Ibeweer
Hallota
Trial of Walter Davies for Perjury Opens Monday
Prosecuting Attorney Guy Fincher states the Walter Davies perjury trial will begin next Monday. Davies is charged with swearing to a false affidavit about the condition of the Criw Bank of Lerain and with making false statements to the State Bank examiner. The charge is not connected to two other claims linked to a $750,000 dispute.
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Walter Davies
Guy B Fincher
Water Davies
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