Outpit thes mith And Paves Way For Pennant
Brooklyn and Cleveland engage in a field workout as they warm up for the pennant race. Players like Mails, Mitchell, and Nynamaker feature in practice at Mague Park with notes on fielding, throwing, and early infield/outfield actions.
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Mague Park
Cleveland
Brooklyns
Tider
Mitchell
Sticks
Leslie Nynamaker
Dodgers
Sheehan
Thirdriffith
Neil
Mith
Land
Smith
Miller
Brooklyn
Mails
Neill
Burns Lands a Wild Inning Labeled by Errors and Strikes
The scoreless ninth left Brooklyn and Cleveland locked in a pitching duel as Burns, Wheat, and Evans produced scattered hits. Fielding miscues and baserunning blunders peppered the middle innings, with Kilduff and Konetchy contributing at critical moments and Gardner's plays in left field sparking Brooklyn defense.
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Burns
Burne
Olson
Wood
Gardner
Cleveland
Evans
Evans Hopper
Konetchy
Wamby
Olso
Speaker
Neiy
Brookln
Smith
Shechan
Shee- Olson
Han Popper
Krueger
Neil
Krueer
Griffith
Feld
Brooklyn
Mails
Maila
Evang
Tyrana
Myers
Sewell
Kilduff
McCabe
Kilduf
Diphtheria Epidemic Hits Toledo Families Hard
Diphtheria epidemic widens in Toledo with two child deaths and several new cases. City health commissioner Dr C X Waggoner plans to seek funds for anti-toxin for those unable to buy it. City visiting nurses work around the clock to combat the disease.
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Toledo
C. X. Waggoner
Grass Fire Extinguished After Kipling and Clark Blaze
The fire department was dispatched this morning to a grass fire at the corner of Kipling and Clark streets. The blaze threatened nearby buildings before firefighters brought it under control.
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Kipling and
Clark Street
Kidnapping and Smothering of Child Reported in Pa
Harrisburg police announce that Pasquale Pasquale confessed to Major Lynn G. Adams that he kidnapped and smothered Blakely Coughlin, a Norristown infant, while concealing the body under his coat during descent from a ladder. He allegedly fled, later found the child dead, and promised details would be shared after searches. Captain Samuel Gearhart was sent near Egg Harbor, N J for follow up.
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Harrisburg
Pasquavie
Crank
Lynn G. Adams
Pennsylvania
Blakely Coughlin
Norristown
Montgomery County
Pasquale
Coughlin
Adams
Pag
Qudle
Connecion
Samuel Gearhart
Mgg Harbor
N. J
GOAL OPERATORS FACE CHARGE OF PROFITEERING
Washington October 11 Attorney General Palmer ordered probe into profiteering by anthracite coal operators in central Pennsylvania. He directed evidence gathering against mine owners to pursue the case.
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Washington
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Simon D. Fess to Speak at Oberlin Meeting
Congressman Simon D. Fess of Yellow Springs Ohio and former Antioch College president will address a Republican mass meeting at the Second M. E. Church Oberlin tomorrow at 7 30 pm He is chairman of the Republican Congressional Committee and a former House speaker candidate He will discuss the League of Nations and other national topics and is expected to draw a large audience.
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Simon PD. Fess
Yellow Sp S
Ohio
Antioch College
Qiurca
Oberlin
Fess
Republican Congressional Committee
League of Nations
Senator Harding Clears Office After Midwest Trip
Senator Harding returns to Marion from a midwestern speaking tour and begins a busy office schedule before leaving for Tennessee. His special train traveled on a fast schedule, arriving earlier than planned, which allowed more time at his desk prior to southbound duties. U. S. census figures released today show Houston revised at 138,279.
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Marion
Harding
Tennessee
Oklahoma City
Marion Ave
South
Chronicle Telegram Megaphone Rally For World Series Progress
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to a megaphone party outside its Second Street office to hear live play by play from Cleveland and Brooklyn World Series games. Men and women are asked to gather daily to learn updates as results come in and the series unfolds.
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Chronicle Telegram
Ofice
Second Street
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Ball Park
Chronicle-Telestam
Bolshevism Bound to Fail, Pastor Claims at Oberlin
Pastor Nicholas Van der Pyl argues Bolshevism is mainly a protest against social conditions, not a defense of the ideology. He notes its failure rests on soil, soil, and how labor and employers shape worker needs, citing 1917 Russia context and Lenine. A late short item from Wellington reports Marshal Hughes shooting a red fox on a Cur Ion farm.
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Daybu K
Balshe Vism
Russia
Dravida
Imperial Palace
England
Lenine
League of Nationa
Wellington
Oet
Marshal Fred Hughes
Curion
Town
Mr. Hughes
G O P Woman Drives Nail Into Porch in New York
Mrs Calvin Coolidge, wife of Governor Coolidge and GOP vice presidential hopeful, appears driving the last nail in a front porch built for Republican women leaders at the Hotel Van derbilt New York. She recently spoke in New York at events with the Republican women leaders.
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Calvin Coolidge
Xtra
Coolidge
Vanderbilt
New York City
Mra. Coolidge
New York
War Peace Talks Near Signing in Riga Tonight
The Polish and Russian Soviet peace delegates plan to sign a preliminary peace treaty at the Black Head house in Riga tonight. The agreement comprises seventeen articles and two annexes. An armistice will begin immediately, lasting six days after signature, with a 21 day notice for renewal and core terms allowing fourteen days’ notice to end it.
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Riga
Black Head House
Ner
Highwayman Robbery and Multiple Local Holdups
A string of robberies reported across the city includes a bold 12:30 am Sunday incident in which a man with a revolver robbed Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tite of Lodi street and Kaiser Court, forcing them from their Cadillac and stealing watches and money before escaping. Cleveland and Lakewood police chased leads on the car, with two suspects reportedly detained. further details pending identification. Other incidents include Ridgeville area holdups with minimal loot, a pedestrian held on La di street near Cascade Park, and Mrs. S Entner losing a $70 pocketbook after leaving a candy store near Broad street and West avenue. Authorities warn motorists to stay vigilant after dark.
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Fred Tite
Lodi Street
Kaiser Court
Ars
Tite
Mr. Tite
Jim
Mrs. Tite
Lakewood
Cleveland
Jake Faulkner
Matt Horwedel
Harwedey
Faulkner
Frank Boteman
Ladi Street
Cascade Park
S. Entner
West River Street
Broad Street
West Avenue
Davies Trial Postponed After Misunderstanding
Walter Davies perjury case delayed as defense attorney Boyd and prosecutor Findlay agree to reset for tomorrow morning. Judge Worley due to preside in Cadiz could not attend. other parties seek speedy completion after election day.
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Boyd
Walter Davey
Findlay
RP. M. Stevens
Davies
Walter D. Mears
Bindley
Meals
Stevens
Mr. Findley
John
Supreme Court declines to reopen day’s decision
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider its June ruling upholding the prohibitory amendment and enforcement act. It denied rehearings by Christians Feigenspan and Dempsey, arguing the court’s reasoning about the amendment’s scope and congresses power remains intact.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Christian Feigenspan
Congress
Senate
House
Railroads Protest Delay to President Wilson
Railroads nationwide appealed to President Wilson against a treasury ruling that withholds all further payments due under the transportation act until final accounting by the carriers is completed, sparking a dispute over guarantee provisions and funding.
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Washington
Wilson
Comptroller of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Davey Campaign Gains Allies in Lorain County Rallies
Supporters of Congressman M J Davey held two campaigns in Elyria Lorain County Saturday night with Republican speakers slamming C L Knight. Jack Moore and D C Stephens attacked Knights war record and Un American stance urging loyalty to the Republican Party yet declaring Knight unfit to represent the 14th district. Moore said he would vote straight Republican except for Knight. Continued on page seven.
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Mr. Davey
C. L. Knight
Lorain County
Public Square
Jack Moore
Young Men's Republican Club
Summit County
D. C. Stephensson
Akron
C .L. Knight
Akron Beacon Journal
Ecoasions
Elyria
Moore
Republian
Congress
Young Men’s Republican Club
United States of America
M. L. Davey
Knight
M. J. Davey
Discovery Day Holiday Observed In City
Tomorrow is a legal holiday titled Discovery Day. Banks will close citywide while public buildings like the courthouse and city hall remain open for business.
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Tomorow
Daughter of Census Chief’s Daughter Dies by Poison
Esther Rogers, 25, daughter of Samuel J. Rogers director of the United States Census Bureau, died in Garrettford Hospital Philadelphia after reportedly taking poison. She was found in her boarding house with gastro symptoms, locked in her room, and rushed to hospital where she died. Her father, in Washington, planned to travel there.
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Philadelphia
Esther Rogr
Samuel J. Rogers
United States Census Bureau
Washington
Garrettwyon Hospital
Rogers
Great Street
Atlantic City
Miss Rogers
Hon G H Chamberlain to Address Colored Gathering
The mass meeting for colored people at Seventeenth Street Church Tuesday evening will be addressed by Attorney George H. Chamberlain. Arrangements are trying to secure Harry C. Smith or the Cleveland Gazette or Attorney Harry Fisher of Toledo. The meeting is for both men and women, who are invited to attend.
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Seventeenth Street
George H. Chamberlain
Harry C. Smith
Cleveland Gazette
Harry Fisher
Toledo
Marriage Licenses Granted In Lorain County Area
Rade Radosevich age 28 of Craneman and Milka Vineie age 18 of Lorain were granted a marriage license. Edwin Wise age 24 painter and fine Isher of Cleveland and Dorothy En sign age 22 nurse of Elyria were issued a license.
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Rade Radosevich
cCraneman
Milka Vineie
Lorain
Edwin Wise
Isher
Cleveland
Dorothy Ensign
Nurae
Elyria
Suit Filed Over Sugar Bill in Lorain Case
F Hageman of Lorain sues John Preis for 1362.82 claiming sale of sugar at 22.50 per 100 pounds on July 30. He delivered 8700 pounds, the sugar arrived August and Preis refused balance due. Dayton report notes Ohio labor convention opening with 600 delegates and downtown street celebration.
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Hageman
Lorain
John Preis
Preis
Dayton
Cdi
Ohio State
Wea. of Labor
Ita
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