Giants Rally to Narrow Yankee Lead in Eight to Five Tilt
In New York on October 11 the Giants defeated the Yankees 8 to 5 to even the series at two games each. Heavy hitting featured the contest with multiple home runs, Meusel and Fewster contributing for the Yankees and Frisch, Barnes, and Bancroft among those delivering for the Giants. Ruth started but did not finish the game as Babe Ruth remained in the lineup for the remainder of the season.
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Yankees
Schang
Barnes
Shawkey
Wenster
Chick Fewater
Yankee
Ruth
Peck
Frisch
Kelly
Miller
Former Elyrian Breese charged with check forging fraud
Charles Sidney Breese and his wife were arrested in Cleveland on charges of fraudulently obtaining over $50,000 from U S and Canadian merchants via forged checks. Breese, once hailed as a British War hero in Elyria, recounted his circus and war tales, including claims of a Victoria Cross, to local families.
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Charles Sidney Breese
Elyria
Elyria Society
Cleveland
United States
Canada
Breese
Elyria Papers
Lorain
London
Unemployment Conference Likely to Sidestep Controversy
The Harding unemployment conference is expected to issue a final report that blames capital and labor for unemployment and economic mood. It calls for fair railway rates, tax bill passage, tariff clarity, railway finance settlement, and global armament limits to reduce taxes and boost employment.
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Washington
Harding
United States
Unclear balked sequence features hits and outs in game
Fragmentary baseball play by play mentions Kelly at bat, Meusel, Rath, and Miller with pitches, walks, and a ball into the stands. The text is garbled but indicates a scoring play and multiple at bats in a series, with several strikes and balls called.
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Kelly
E. Meusel
Giants Edge Yankees In Errorless Baseball Inning
In a tense early game Fewster and Meusel highlight the GIANTS at bat while the YANKEES fail to score. Pipp steals second and Ward fanned with two strikes on the final out as neither side gains a run.
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Giants
Banceroft
Bancroft
Frisch
Srike
Young
Schang
McNally
Kelly
Meusel
Fewster
Yankees
B._ Meusel
Pipp
Ward
Giants Spotlight Snyder Inning Rally Inaccurate Text
In a noisy at bat sequence Snyder singles to left with Barnes and Burns contributing timely hits. Burns is charged with a sacrifice on a misplay while McNally is charged with an error.
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Giants
Snyder
Hall Om
Stoke
Barres
Barnes
Burms
Bares Cafe Iathirt
Baeraecs
Burns
McNally
Barcroft
Barecs
Barns
Frisch
Beacrof
Young
Seventh Inning Giants- Rawlings Delay As Lobert Hurdled
Umpire Moriarty delayed the game a minute to eject Hans Lobert from the Giants bench. Rawlings flew out to Peck. Snyder and Barnes were retired as the Giants staged a quiet inning. Yankees face Meusel and Pipp with Meusel and Pipp both out after strikeouts. No runs, no hits, no errors.
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Giants
Rawlings
Moriarty
Giant
Hans Lobert
Peck
Snyder
Peek
Pipp
Barnes
Ward
Shawkey
Yankee
Hugmen
Yankees
Hmiller
Miller
Young
Meusel
Kelly
Bancroft
McNally
Schang
Baker
Fewster
Eighth Ine ame ee ep. Ptrike ome, Ts Cae, lew, two
Incomplete OCR fragment provides few readable elements including names and terms like strike and two. No coherent event or clear entities emerge to form a factual summary. The readable bits lack context for a reliable card.
Government Evicts Nearly 100 Lorain Tenants In Public Homes
Lorain Ohio October eviction order affects nearly 100 United States government housing tenants behind on rent. Mayor Grall calls for protest and a mass meeting to oppose the move while a council session seeks relief options. The Home Service, Shipbuilding Board action, and housing program revenues anchor the dispute.
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Harding
Lorain
United States
US Shipping Board
Washington
Wires
William F Grall
U. S. Shipping Board
William F. Grall
Thomas E. Kirk
William Towns
Washington Towns
Shipping Board
Police Seek Two Boys in Robbery Near Olmsted Falls
Police hunted two Polish youths after a raid on Raulch of Olmsted Falls who was robbed of 105 dollars. One suspect, about 16, wore a soldier uniform, the other, age 11, wore a black suit as they moved toward the city yesterday afternoon.
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Raulch
Olmsted Falls
Phillips Rites Held At St Marys Church
The funeral for Loeuig Phillips was held Monday at 9 am at St Marys church with interment in St Marys cemetery. He was born in Peru Ohio and his wife died ten years earlier. He is survived by two daughters and two sons including Mrs John Bringman of Elyria and Mrs Anthony Link of Monroeville, August Phillips of Cleveland, and John Phillips of Toledo.
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Loeuig Phillips
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Peru
Ohio
John Bringman
Fiftheenth Street
Elyria
Anthony Link
Monroeville
August Phillips
Rosewood Avenue
Cleveland
John Phillips
Toledo
Street Car Conductor Sued for Divorce
Alfrida Noakes files suit for divorce from Leland Noakes a Lake Shore Electric Railway conductor accused of immoral conduct and discharge. She says he left home months ago and did not return asking restoration of her maid in home of Alfrida Burrer. Married in Monroe Michigan in 1820 the couple have no children.
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Alfrida Noakes
Leland Noakes
First Irish Peace Conference Opens With Two-Hour Session
Delegates from Great Britain and Sinn Fein met in London to begin peace talks on the Irish question. The session lasted about two hours with no major incidents. A second session was called for later in the day as anxious crowds cheered Sinn Fein delegates arriving at Downing Street.
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Ireland
London
Great Britain
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Sian
David Brennan Killed When Struck by Auto Near Wakeman
David Brennan 44, formerly of this city, died at Wakeman from injuries after being struck by an automobile two miles east of Wakeman. He suffered a broken collar bone several broken ribs and internal injuries. The deceased had moved to Wakeman from this city a few months ago. The driver stopped but no name was learned.
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David Brennan
Wakeman
Columbia Divorce Case Settled After Judge Grants Divorce
Judge Thompson granted a divorce to Forest Rogers from Ruth Rogers on gross neglect of duty. The couple’s property division favored Rogers who had contributed work and improvements to the farm. The court valued personal property and awarded Rogers 1142 dollars as half the value of the personal property.
State Fish Stock Placed in City River at Country Club Dam
The State Fish and Game Commission has shipped a large consignment of fish to this city and released them in the river at the Country Club dam. The varieties are expected to thrive and provide good fishing in days to come.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Country Club Dam
Auto Bandits Take $35,000 From Bank Messenger
Two robbers held up Fred Gustafson a Liberty State Bank messenger near noon in Minneapolis and escaped with 35 000 in cash checks and drafts as he was taking money from Liberty State Bank to a downtown bank.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Oct
Fred Gustafson
Liberty State Bank
Motorcycle rider survives after bike accident in Broad Street area
An incident near Broad Street leaves a rider with injuries and confinement to bed. Brown is reported in the scene and the rider was thrown from the motorcycle during the collision. Police and medical responders arrived to assist at the location.
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Brown
Collins Pleads Guilty After Flagrant Offense
Pete Cains was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor Jones for intoxication after Collins pleaded guilty to a plos of failery.
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Pete Cains
Jones
War hero tale and romance recounts end in property claim
A wounded World War I veteran, scarred by gas and shrapnel, is described as rescuing officers in Belziar battles and later pursuing a promised heir to eastern island property valued around 3 8. He allegedly boasted of a world honeymoon and legally claimed the estate after his parents died. Separate reports say he victimized several banks in Amherst Lorain and Elyria.
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Hhis
Belziar
Elyria Fair
Champrom
England
Clecc
Elvrra
Amherst
Lorain
Ohio Senate May Reconvene Over Appointments
A number of state senators sign a petition asking Lieutenant Governor Brown and Republican Senator Whittemore of Akron to reconvene the Ohio Senate to consider appointments made by Governor Davis. They say legal counsel advised the governor’s actions are improper and could bypass proper process.
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Colimbus
Thare
Brown
State Senate
Whittemore
Akron
Ohio Senate
Senate
Davis
Harding names George W Upton to federal trade commission
President Harding appointed George W Upton of Warren Ohio to the federal trade commission. Upton is a retired businessman and husband of Harriet Taylor Upton a noted Republican worker among women.
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Washington
Harding
George W. Upton
Warren
Ohio
Federal Trade Commission
Upton
Harriet Taylor Upton
County Recorder Killed in Marion County Truck Fall
Ralph Lind, 32, Marion County's first Republican recorder, was instantly killed at noon today when his skull was crushed in a fall from an army truck. He died as a result of injuries sustained in the accident.
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Marion
Ralph Lindsay
Marion County
Republican
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