Babe Ruth Keys Yankees Rally for 4 2 Victory at Polo Grounds
Babe Ruth sparked the Yankees to a 4 to 2 win over Cleveland at Polo Grounds in front of 36 000. He scored three runs and hit three doubles in four plate appearances while Waite Hoyt out pitched Cleveland veteran for the win. Coveleski started for Cleveland as Speaker chose him for the opener of a crucial pennant race.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Babe Ruth
Cleveland
Bambino
Coveleskie
Speaker
Yanks
Young
Waite Hoyt
Brooklyn
Indians
Wealthy Widow Tragedy Follows Rivalry and Jealousy
In York on September 23 a jealous plan led Grace Lawes to shoot Mildred Hanan, heiress wife of James H. Hanan, the Wall Street exporter. Lawes, staying at the Vanderbilt, allegedly tracked the heiress for hours before confrontation near 780 Park. Hanan was wounded and rushed to hospital. Lawes fled, later questioned as investigators tie the case to a long vigil outside the victim’s residence.
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York
Wall Street
Mildred Hanan
James H. Hans
Grace Lawes
Russ Hanan
John Land
Hanan
Lawa4s
Vanderbilt Hotel
San Francisco
Awes
Borland
Lawes
Grace
Eman Murray
Iad
Anes
Number 780
Miss Hanan
Water Works Improvements Let Contracts
Three contracts for the structure of the new water pumping station were awarded by the board of control. The low bidder, Hankin-Donkey Company of Cleveland, will build brick and sandstone structures at an estimated total cost of about 2144,060. Work starts immediately to be ready for machinery installation before cold weather, with pumps to be installed this winter for summer demand.
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Ritration Vlaps
Board of Control
Hankin-Donkey Company
Cleveland
Mrs Blanche Eddy Dies in Chicago.
Word reached in Elyria of the death in Chicago on September 10 of Mrs Blanche Eddy wife of Joe Eddy a former Elyria newspaper man. The cause was an ingrowing goiter that could not be operated on. She was known for a fine soprano voice and many local friends will regret her untimely passing.
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Blanche Eddy
Joe _Eddy
Elyria
Chiccaso
Eddy
Walks Needed at Ely Building on Ridge Street
The Board of Education was asked by Herd Janitor Wilmot to install proper walks at the new Ely building before winter. Children currently wade through mud. Board members visited the site this morning to assess required improvements.
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Board of Education
Ely
Ridge Street
Wilmot
Moose Lodge to Hear James A. Davis in Cleveland
Members of the Moose Lodge depart for Cleveland at six to hear Director General James A. Davis, Secretary of Labor in Harding's cabinet, deliver an address at Moose Hall. About fifty brothers plan to attend.
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Moose Lodge
Cleveland
Sreet
James A. Davis
Harding
Afoose Hall
Second Mortgage Companies Benefit Community Growth
Elyria speakers describe how The Lorain Mortgage and other second mortgage firms aid home ownership and local development. They note high credit support, safety of investments, and the role of building and loan associations, with emphasis on keeping funds local and financing moderate cost homes.
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Chamberlain
Financia
Bryan Favors Running Again for President
Washington Sept 3 The three times Democratic presidential candidate William J Bryan says he may run again if the opportunity arises. He cites five causes for Democratic prospects next year including tax measures harming many while favoring a few corporations and widespread farmer and wage earner distress. He criticizes current leadership and urges voters over leaders noting his enduring interest in politics.
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Washington
fWm
J. Bryan
Brian
Congress
New York
Bryan
Flyra police rule on home brew limit and controls
Police rule on home wine making in Elvria limits up to 200 gallons per family annually as long as hidden and private. no additives to speed fermentation. State and federal authorities impose sober enforcement with focus on noncommercial home use while banning stills and yeast. Officials warn arrests will follow violations and professional production remains targeted.
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Elvria
Don Parker
Columbus
Stankard
World's fastest plane rider Bernard Ponomet killed in tests
Paris reports Bernard Pomanet, renowned French aviation ace and holder of speed records, was killed today testing two new speed aircraft. The crash ends a prolific career marked by record flights and daring tests.
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Paris
Bernard Pomanet
Norder
Withdrawal of Rhine troops after German-American treaty
Washington dispatch reports that U S troops along the Rhine will be withdrawn soon after Senate ratifies the peace treaty. Senator Harry S. New said he spoke for President Harding and voiced assurances given by several senators.
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Washington
Rhine
United States Senate
Harry S. New
Indiana
Harding
Giants rest as rain postpones opener with Cardinals
N. . Nats Restings St. Louis Sept.23. John Mc Graw's Giants will rest again today. Heavy rains throughout the morning caused postponement of the opening game of a three game series with the Cards. The Giants and Cardinals will play a double-header Monday.
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ST. Louis
John McGraw
Giants
Cardinals
Second Life Sentence In Murder of Kaber
Cala confessed killer in the Kaber murder case in Cleveland. He was found guilty of murder in the second degree and sentenced to life in the Ohio penitentiary with a mercy recommendation. The motive centered on Eva Kaber and a plot allegedly orchestrated by Mrs. Kaber.
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Kaber
Cleveland
Cala
Carer
F Kaber
Sand
Ohio
Otrs
Eva Kaber
Fey Marysville Reformatory
Oo Cala
Buffalo
Erminig Colavite
Kari
Kabea
Upcen Cala
Senate panel backs peace treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary
Relations committee voted 9 to 1 to report favorably to the senate the peace treaties transmitted by President Harding. A reservation was adopted barring U S participation in Versailles commission agencies without congressional authorization. Senator Borah of Idaho opposed.
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Washington
Senate
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Harding
United States
Congress
Borah
Idaho
Expect Bodies of Elyria War Heroes
The bodies of two overseas war heroes are expected today. Gay Johnson, son of Ella Johnson, will be taken to Jenkins undertaking and then to his home. A military funeral is planned Sunday at 2 PM by the American Legion. John C. Hofman, son of William Hofman, will arrive and be cared for by FE A Welsh. Funeral arrangements await his arrival.
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Hoboken
N_ Y
Gay Johnson
Airs
Ella Johnson
Gulf Road
Jenkins Undertaking Establishment
American Legion
John C. Hofman
William Hoffman
Fourth Street
FE. A. Welsh
Thugs murder former water works employee
Raymond P. Squires of Lorain, a carpenter who worked at the Elyria water works, was assaulted in Cleveland and died at St Luke's hospital. He refused to walk off the job amid a carpenters strike and was attacked as he waited on the street, leaving him with a fractured skull.
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Raymond. P. Squires
Lorain
Elyric
Cleveland
St. Luke’s Hospital
Squires
Bo Reith
New York Cleveland Pennant Playbyplay Here Today
Chronicle Telegram offers full play by play of the Cleveland versus New York series this afternoon Saturday and Monday. A direct wire from the New York ball grounds will flash every moment of the game. Fans are invited to the megaphone party and the paper will print a detailed report each afternoon for readers unable to attend.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Cleveland
New York
New York Giants
New York Ball Grounds
Chronicle Telegram
Cleveland Hits and Errors Highlight Disjointed Play by Both Sides
In a chaotic ballgame, Cleveland and New York feature scattered baserunning and miscues. Several players such as Jamieson and Wamby contribute with walks and sacrifices while pitchers Fisher and Coveleskie escape major trouble.
Fourth Inning Baseball Report Cleveland Gardner and New York Tie
Fourth inning notes Sewell tripled and scored Gardner on a wild pitch. Ruth and Coveleskie involved in outs as Jani deson and others retired. Rath doubled and scored on Pipp, crowd roared. Delveland Wamby, Wood sacrifice, Gardner fanned. Sixth inning Sewell singled, Ward and O'Neill outs, no runs. New York Peck and Schang, late action, no runs.
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Jamieson—suas
Wamby
Pipp
Peck
Wauby
Wood
Smith
New York
Ward
McNaily
Jamieson
Dort
Yard
McNeally
Gardner
Sewell
Johnson
Hoyt
O'Neill
Ruth
Mitter Coveleskie
Janie Deson
Delveland
Schang
Coveleskie
Miller
Meusel
Covereskie
Pippet
Wamby Walker
Schaeng
Wambs
Jobuston
Usel
Speaker
Dover
Ruth lifts Yankees in wild homer filled game
The crowd urged for a homer as Ruth clouted a double and later scored on Meusel and Pipp hits. Ruth doubled again off Wamby, driving in runs and putting New York ahead. Cleveland rallies produced minimal offense as Ward and Sewell handled key outs.
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Wamby
Meusel
Mearsel
Pipp
Yankees
Mails
Cleveland
Coyel
Eskie
Ward
Johnston
Sewell
McNally
May Succeed Mencher as Chief of Air Service
A government note indicates Major Charles ieee may be considered to succeed Mencher as head of the Air Service following Mencher's resignation. The record cites ongoing service changes and leadership transitions within the department.
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May
Mencher
Air Service
Charles
Ieee
Akron Wife Confesses to Murder of Husband
Minnie Derr stands charged at the county jail with the murder of Airin Derr, husband of Derr Brothers Sales Company. Prosecutor says she confessed jealousy as motive as four children listen in an adjoining room, “I didn’t mean to do it” the claim.
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Minnie
Derr
Airin L
Derr Brothers Sales Company
Doyle
Lonli
Hungary Defies Allies as Troop Mobilization Grows
Paris reports Hungary ignores the allies ultimatum to evict Western Hungary and rapidly mobilizes troops. Exchange Telegraph cites 3 000 traps and a 100 mile military front toward Yugoslavia amid clashes with Austrian gendarmerie. Allies consider using alien and Czecho Slovakian forces if needed.
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Paris
Hungary
Vienna
Sieinamenser
Jago-Slavia
Dannube
Austria
Trianon
Nuriher
Steinamansger
Charles
Missing Northwestern student hunted after class fight
A search by Vanston police and Northwestern University volunteers probes beaches north of Chicago for Leighton Mount, 28, a Northwestern student unaccounted after the freshmen sophomores class fight Wednesday night. Authorities fear foul play and draw links to aviation circles in Washington discuss successors to Mount with Colonel Mason B. Patric mentioned as a top candidate.
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Vanston Police
Northwestern University
Woodena
Tod
Leighton Mount
Northsvastern
Kazinve
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