Play by Play Firet Inavng in Baseball (Second Inning)
In a rough, fragmentary report the Athletics and Cubs play, with multiple at bats, fouls, balls, and outs described. Notable events include Dykes’s single and steal to third, Grimm’s fielding plays, and repeated strikeouts and outs across innings.
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CUBS
Stepherson
Stephenson
Bishop
Foxx
Grimm
Cochrane
Taker
Tay
Athletics
Boley
Quinn
MacDonald Marks Birthday Amid Peace Tour
Ramsay MacDonald celebrated his 63rd birthday in a New York hotel suite far from his Scottish birthplace as he pressed for world peace. He appeared fatigued after a day of speeches and receptions, including a long address to the Council on Foreign Relations.
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New York
Ramsay MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Ishbel
MacDonald
Washington
Council of Foreign Relations
Mac
Donald
United States
England
Elihu Ree
Frank
Oper
Danger In Interpretation Of Naval Talk
Washington reports on October 12 recount the fallout after Prime Minister MacDonalds visit to Washington. The Hoover MacDonald joint statement drew sharp interpretive response as officials acknowledge drafting complexity. State Department officials quickly denied any pledge to pool navies or place naval reduction under the League of Nations.
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Washington
MacDonald
Hoover
Stimson
Mr. Hoover
State Department
Hoover-MacDonald
League of Nations
Life of A. Ludwig From Gas Firm Clerk to District Manager
A. Ludwig started in accounting at Newark Natural Gas and Fuel Co in Newark Ohio. He served 23 months in World War I from June 1917 to May 1919. He later worked with Logan Gas in Elyria, audited in Columbus, managed Lorain office, and by March 1928 became district manager of Ohio Fuel Gas Co in Elyria. He is married and resides at 345 Harvard Street. His childhood ambition was to be a railroad engineer.
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I .A. Ludwig
Sears
Newark Natural Gas and Fuel Company
Newark
Ohio
Elyria
Logan Gas Company
Columbus
Lorain
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Ludwig
Harvard Street
Antiquities Wanted for Elyria Anniversary Displays
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce seeks antiques aged fifty years or more for a merchants display during Elyria’s fiftieth anniversary celebration of the incandescent light. People with items to lend should call 2443. The Chamber promises return of all property.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Helals
Arrest Cantons Man In Sto ge Trangeer
Robert Beckett of Carton, brought from Zanesville to Lorain County jail to answer charges of selling and transferring stocks and securities without a license. His arrest ends a county wide search after a grand jury indictment tied to stock manipulation involving an 80 year old woman. Testimony by Jack E Nieda of the Ohio Department of Commerce supported charges against Beckett and another man active in the state.
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Robert Beckett
Carton
Zanesville
Lorain County
Sherif
Beckett
Jack E. Nieda
Division of Securities
Ohio State Department of Commerce
Don Myers
Methodists 19 Fight For Geno Rot
Washington October 12 Senate liberals and intellectuals defeated federal censorship of foreign literature but moral welfare groups warn of renewed battle. Senator Bronson Cutting eliminated indecent literature clause with a 38 to 36 vote as Republicans and some Democrats joined. House provision tightens censorship. conference will decide final form.
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Washington
Senate
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Harvard
Treasury Department
Cutting
House
United States
Five More Witnesses Called in Senate Lobby Hearing
Washington October 12 five additional witnesses including two tariff commission members and two sugar organization heads were summoned by Chairman Caraway for the opening hearing next Thursday in the senate lobby investigation.
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Washington
Tariff Commission
Caraway
Senate Lobby Investigation Committee
Murderer Kills Self After Lakewood Pursuit
Ex convict Walter Chaney, accused in the murder of Harriet Steinbrenner, killed himself in a west side Cleveland apartment after police surrounded the house. Police traced him after an all night search. a door was broken in and a single shot ended the manhunt on the second floor. Chaney had been staying with the Steinbrenners, who had recently reported his theft of Mrs Steinbrenner’s car. He had a long criminal record dating to 1914 with multiple aliases.
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Cleveland
Walter Chaney
Lakewood
Harriett Steinbrenner
West Side
Chaney
Edward J. Newport
Irene Mount
Walter
Chaner
Steinbrenner
Mrs Gills To Head Women Nore
Mrs Edwin Gillis has accepted the chairmanship of the Women's Division in the Community Chest Campaign. She is well known among city women and has long been active in Chest work. She will organize team captains and workers and announce her assistant at the next date. The unit is practically complete and preliminary work will prepare cards lists and planning for the drive.
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Edwin Gillis
Elyria Plans National Girl Scout Week Observance
National Girl Scout Week begins this Sunday in Elyria per Mayor James A. Hewitt. The opening event features the City Girl Scouts at First Congregational church with a Gates Room meeting Wednesday evening where the mayor will speak. A display of Girl Scout handiwork will be shown along East Avenue and Broad Street throughout the week. local captains include Miss Charlotte Kershaw and Miss Clara Like.
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Elyria
James A. Hewitt
First Congregational Church
Gates
Hewitt
S Girl Scouts
City
East Avenue
Broad Street
Charlotte Kershaw
Clara Like
Hoover Says No Plans for Travel Abroad
President Hoover has given no thought to any plan for a trip beyond the borders of the United States, the White House stated today. The comment was released as Hoover observers consider possible foreign engagements during the coming months.
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Hoover
Washington
United States
Elyria Of Long Ago Comes Alive At Old Timers Night
Old Elyria memories filled First Congregational church as Men’s Club hosts Old Timers Night. Seward W. Henson displayed historic images of pre Civil War scenes including Beebe House, court house, bridges, depot, and Washington avenue. Several attendees proved their reclamation of the title with reminiscences in this all-talkie program.
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Elyria
Robert W. Fenre
Old Elyria
First Congregational Church
Ralph Murbach
Beebe House
Fage 2
Testify Slain Woman Loved Husband Testimony in Cleveland Case
In Cleveland Ohio on October 12 descriptions of the devoted marriage of Mrs Dorothy M Snyder, slain society matron, were presented to the jury as Alonzo Snyder seeks to clear his client. Prosecutor Rey T Miller pressed to rebut Mrs Anne Szeman who collapsed on the stand while recounting Mrs Snyders character and alleged relations with others.
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Cleveland
Dorothy M. Snyder
Alonzo M. Snyder
Anne Szeman
Snyder
Rey T. Miller
Patrolman fires on trio in drug store hold up
Cleveland police say Patrolman Harry W. Soetga ended a crime spree by shooting two of three gunmen during a hold up at the Longfellows Pharmacy. Arthur Simonelli and Mike Gencepe, both 17, died. the third assailant escaped.
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Cleveland
Harry W. Soetga
Longfellow
Arthur Simonelli
Mike Gencepe
Soetga
James Nousek
Don Meitzer
Simopelli
Geneone
Simonelli
Nousek
Gercope
Meltzer
Svetga
Gencepe
Gencope
Emergency Clinic
Coast Guards Capture Liquor Cargo Off Lake Erie
Coast Guards arrested two men and seized a 32 foot launch carrying an alleged liquor cargo valued at 106000 dollars near Cleveland. The craft, spotted three quarters of a mile offshore running without lights, surrendered after a pursuit of about a mile with no shots fired. Arrested were William Richardson 36 of Windsor Ontario and Lee Leonard 23 of Green Bay Wisconsin. Guardsmen reported 200 cases of liquor aboard.
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Coast Guards
Cleveland
U. S
Lake Erie
Coast
Ww. Richardson
Windsor
Ont
Lee Leonard
Green Bay
Wis
Lineup for Today's Game at Shibe Park Phillies Cubs World Series
Lineup lists players for the Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago Cubs in Game 4 of the 1929 World Series at Shibe Park. Umpires named Plate, Second, Third, First bases. Crowd near 40,000. Cubs lead 2 games to 1 after a 3-1 victory in Game 3. Charley Root starts for Cubs. Connie Mack rotates pitchers as usual.
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Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Charley Root
Joe McCarthy
Connie Mack
Philly
Fair Weather Marks Fourth World Series Game
Weather prognosticator forecasts fair weather and rising temperatures for game four of the World Series between the Philadelphia Athletics and the Chicago Cubs. Skies cleared after overnight overcast, promising excellent baseball weather in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Buckley Plans Surrender After Appeal Denial
Former State Treasurer Bert Buckley, sentenced to two and a half years in Atlanta federal prison for attempted bribery and conspiracy to violate the prohibition laws, will surrender to the U.S. marshal in Columbus next week after announcing he cannot afford an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. The Cincinnati Circuit Court of Appeals denied a rehearing of his federal conviction.
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Columbus
Uct
Bert B. Buckley
Atlanta
U.S
Buckley
LT. &. Supreme Court
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Federal District Court
Hallowe'en Party Plans To Be Discussed In Elyria
Mayor James B Hewitt announced plans for a municipal Halloween celebration to be started Monday afternoon. He called a meeting of all interested parties for 4 15 pm Monday in the council chamber at city hall to discuss the project and organize activities similar to past years.
Coste and Bellonte plan Harbin to France flight
Tokyo dispatch reports French aviators Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte will depart Harbin Manchuria next Tuesday on a direct return flight to France abandoning a Tokio leg. They flew from Tsitsihar to Harbin yesterday after a flight from Sep 29 that is believed to set a new record for distance.
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Tokio
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Harbin
Manichuria
France
Coste
Bellonte
Tsitsihar
Manchuria
Probe of Death Ordered After Boroski’s Fall
A thorough inquiry into the death of Adam Boroski was ordered after a coroner’s conference with the city prosecutor and solicitor. Police traced clues at the Peter Janus home where Boroski died after a fall on basement steps, with a six inch skull fracture reported by doctors after a post mortem.
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Adam Boroski
Myles E. Perry
Harry Redington
Don Myers
E. J. Stankard
Boreski
Boroski
Peter Janus
West River St
Antonia Janus
Rooms for Rent Classified Ad Seek Cozy Warm Room
Cozy warm room wanted by men through the Chronicle Telegram Went Ada Rooms for Rent column. Call 2H10 or 2310-s for classified ad assistance.
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Asa
Chronicle- Telegram
Ada
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Howard Ehmke
Silver Creek
N. Y
Mrs. Gills
Nore
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Pat Malone
Pat
Patricia
AreMillan
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Metcalf
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Toski
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