Brooklyn Pitcher Fined Dollar For Ticket Scalping
Richard Rube Marquard of the Brooklyn Nationals was fined one dollar in Cleveland municipal court for violating the exhibition ticket ordinance. League president Heydler called the act technical and said Marquard likely will not play in the National League next year, adding he hurt Brooklyn and the league.
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Cleveland
Richard
Rube" Marquard
Brooklynationals
Dolar Atu Costa
Heyer
Pational League
Marquard
Heydler
Brooklyn
Mr. Hydler
Simms Resigns Over Palmer Disagreement in Indianapolis
Dr Dan W Simms special attorney general in cases against coal operators and United Mine Workers officials resigned over procedure and evidence restrictions in Lever Act coal cases. He sent resignation to Attorney General Palmer in Washington and declined comment. Sources say friction over Palmer interference prompted the move amid talk of possible case changes or reconsideration of indictments.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Dan W. Simms
United Mine Workers of America
Simms
Palmer
Wington
Lefayette
Clayery
Cas
Farmers Consider Credits for Crop Movement
Representatives of farmers organizations from across the United States opened a two day meeting in Washington to discuss credit expansion. They seek a policy to counter the downward price trend for farm products and support continued production.
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Washington
United States
Bear Oil for Hair and Cidiar’s Secret Hair Care Claim
An advertisement touts Bear Oil and Cidiar’s Secret as potent hair remedies with other active ingredients. It promises surprising results in cases of baldness and thinning and offers a $500 reward for proof of effectiveness. The copy asks readers to secure a new treatment and claims benefits over competing hair lotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brittain, Inc
Stetson F
New York
Mi-O-Na Tablet Promises Digestive Relief
Advertises Mi-O-Na tablets as a remedy for indigestion and stomach distress caused by over eating. Claims the tablet sweetens a sour stomach, stops gas belching in minutes, reduces heaviness, and aids digestion after meals. Promotes availability through pharmacists on money back plan.
Serious Front Confronts Reds in Crimea and Ukraine
On October 12 General Wrangel launched an offensive against the sixth Red army sheltered behind the Dnieper. His pinching movement targets Nakhovka northeast of Tyherson as Bolshevik forces face renewed pressure along the south Russian front.
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Sebastopol
Wrangel
Antibolshevilke
Sixth Army
Dnieper
Nakhovka
Tiherson
London
Baron Wrangel
Crimea
Olniey
Law
Black Sea
Poland
Lokhovitzy
trans-Bailaria
Wrangell
Semeneft
Siberia
Budenny
Galicia
Kie
Operators and Miners Meet Monday in Scranton
President Wilson notified representatives of anthracite miners that a joint meeting of operators and miners would be held in Scranton, Pennsylvania on October 18 to address inequalities in the recent wage award. He commended the miners for promptly complying with the commission’s award.
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Washington
Wilson
Scranton
Anthracite Commission
Sulphur for Eczema Promoted in Advertising Claim
A vintage ad touts Mentha-Sulphur as a remedy for eczema and itching skin. It claims the sulfur-based preparation soothes fiery rashes, cools the skin, and heals blotches, noting it is applied like cold cream and harmless. Small jars available from druggists.
Cotton Price Decline Sparks Southern Unrest and Proclamations
Amid a cotton price drop to around forty cents a pound, shootings, arson, and night riding threats erupted in Georgia Alabama Arkansas and South Carolina. Governors Brough Kilby Dorsey Cooper issued proclamations calling out militias sheriffs and adjutants urging calm and suppression with local Legion cooperation. A Nova Canada shooting in Lanoke County left two Black men jailed for murder amid robbery motive claims. Kilby offered 250 reward for arson convictions as state leaders vow to uphold order.
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Atlanta
Arikatiras
Brough
Arkansas
Kilby
Alabama
Dorsey
Georgia
Cooper
South Carolina
Nova Canada
Lanoke County
American Legion
Canada
LW. Harris
Tenth Judicial Circuit
Secretary of War N. D. Baker Speaks Here This Evening
Secretary of War N D Baker plans a five county speaking tour focusing on his own competency. He will address Avon Kipton Grafton La Grange Oberlin in succession Thursday through Saturday with set start times.
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Martin L. Davey
Jorain County
Avon
Kipton
How Any Girl Can Have Pretty Eyes
An advertisement claims eye irritation fades with witch hazel camphor hydrast and Layop tik eye wash. It promises brightening in a week and persistent use of Litaptil for healthy sparkling eyes. It mentions a free aluminum eye cup and Ebert's Drug Store along with other druggists.
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Ebert
Covey and Grimes Clash in Seventh Championship Game
In Cleveland the Indians and Dodgers meet in game seven of the World Series as 26 000 fans pack League Park. Coveleskie faces Grimes for a pivotal showdown with Cleveland aiming to seal the title while Brooklyn fights to stave off elimination. Umpires O Day Dineen Klem Connolly. Miller Collins in left as Chalmers bats. Grimes and Miller on the mound for Brooklyn. Corleeskia and O Neill catching.
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Covey
Grimes Jamieson
Cleveland
Evans
Smith
Plaay Reht
Johnston
The
Batteries
Grimes
Miller
Brooklyn
Coreleskia
O'Neill
Fragmented OCR: local drug store ad and phrases
A garbled OCR fragment references a drug store, a pharmacist, and vague actions. It mentions Ebert's Drug Store and a general druggist, but the text is unreadable and lacks coherent events or names.
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Tony
Brooklyns
Stanley Coveleskie
Dodgers
Robins
Zack Wheat
Indians
Tris Speaker
League Park
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Meyer
Pequot and Barker
Pequot
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Eemedey
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Petticoats
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