08 Oct 1927
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1927
Page
1
A detailed play by play shows the Pirates and Yankees trading hits and runs through the first five innings. Key moments include Waner s collecting three hits to fuel the Pirates offense, Ruth delivering a homer for the Yankees, and errors and fielding news shaping the scoring. Weather consult noted with a plate-side discussion.
At Yankee Stadium on Oct 8 the Yankees extended their series win streak defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates in a hard fought game. Ruth homered in the fifth with runners aboard to seal the Pirates’ fate as both teams delivered spectacular plays despite rain and a slick field.
CINCINNATI Oct. Geo Remus an ex millionaire bootlegger said he would pay with his life if necessary for killing his estranged wife Mrs Imogene Holmes Remus. He told reporters the act was final and denied personal motives beyond principle while denouncing Franklin Dodge co defendant in the divorce suit. The interview followed Thurdays pursuit in a taxicab and shootout. He spoke from a city jail room and insisted the matter was over.
In Lorain, Dry Inspector Rankin and Sheriff Mathews vow continued cooperation with the dry agent as Prohibition Commissioner McDonald plans a firsthand investigation. The chief cites a reduced police force from fifty-one to twenty-seven, tied to council cuts, as a factor in enforcement weakness.
Authorities search for the murdered woman's identity found half buried on the Lorain beach. Police consider tourism or bootleg rings as possibilities while a nearby tourist camp is noted. Coroner and chief plan to broadcast details and check dental clues for identification.
Kimberly Wisconsin October 8 three men trapped in the debris of the collapsed Kimberly Clark Paper Mill were believed alive after nearly 24 hours. six men were killed and fifteen injured with three more missing as relief crews fought through wreckage to reach survivors.
Lorain county court fined Jon Dodskey 500 dollars with costs after he pleaded guilty to ownership of a still. The 65 year old, living in a chicken coop near Stop 48, Lorain, was arrested Sunday by Deputies Steve Cowle and Harvey Crehore. He admitted guilt and faced a second possession charge. He told the judge he had about nineteen or twenty cents to pay the fine and was taken to jail.
A 24 hour blaze in Peshawar devastates native quarters, leaving about thirty known dead and thousands of homes destroyed. The city, capital of the North-West Frontier Province of British India, has a population exceeding 100,000.
Oct 8 report places General Arnulfo Gomez and General Gonzalo Hector Armada moving southeasterly through densely wooded mountains near Perote Vera Cruz. Federals lack contact as government predicts ultimate rebel defeat. Other items include Palavicini trial talks, Quijang execution coverage, and officials fleeing to the United States and Cuba.
A slight earthquake was felt in Chattanooga Tennessee this morning with no damage reported. The tremor was detected in the city and surrounding areas, causing brief concern among residents.
Jefferson school forced to call the fire department when a chair was set ablaze and hoisted on the flag pole. Fire Chief W N Bates says the roof looked on fire but officers found a prank by several boys. He warned of dangerous consequences and parental alarm.
A crowd of about 3000 Lakewood fans traveled to Ely Stadium for the dedication game with Elyria. A new stadium flag was presented at a pep rally by Attorney Howard R. Butler for the Young Men's Club, with speeches from Attorney Lawrence Webber and captain Harry Cook. The day featured a parade, a lightweight game at 1 p.m., and dedication services following the events.
The Ohio Court of Appeals, with Judges Washburn Funk and Pardee, announced five Lorain County cases. Wallie Wellman challenged a Webber liquor possession ruling. Laten Pifer lost a land revert claim. Rochester township school land sale upheld. Empire Fireproof Door Co. won part of an $800 bill against John B. Halpin. David Gratz failed to gain custody of his children. No. 2 Continue on Page 2.
Benjamin Sheppard files in common pleas court seeking 310000 for injuries and 250 for car damages from Watton Tee and Fuel Co. He alleges Edwin Whitbeck, driving a defendant truck, rear ended his car on July 2 on Clark Street, causing fractured ribs and spinal injuries.
A foggy baseball recap shows Wright driving in two runs for Harris in the sixth inning. Pirates pressure with hits from Grantham and Harris, errors by Moore and Gehrig fuel the action as Traynor, Waner and Wright contribute in a tense seventh inning battle.
In the eighth inning Grantham singled for the Pirates while Laguer threw out Harris as Grantham advanced. Gooch was intentionally walked, then Milius struck out. No runs, one hit, no errors. Ninth inning shows Waner and Combs among others with no decisive scoring.
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