Senators Defeat Pirates Four to One
In Atlantic City on October 7, President Green of the American Federation of Labor declared the AFL will never affiliate with the Russian labor movement. He argued such ties risk overthrowing government, responding to Arthur A. S. Vrecell of Britain, who urged better US relations with Russian labor. Delegates cheered as Green pounded the table.
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Atlantic City
Green
American Federation of Labor
Arthur A. S. Vrecell
America
Resolutions Presented at AFL Convention
Resolutions called for removal or investigation of George H. Carter Washington Public Printer. The Cloth Hat Millinery Workers International Union urged opposition to militarism at the federation meeting in Atlantic City on October 7.
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Atlanticity
American Federation of Labor
George H. Carter
Washington
Cloth Hat Millinery Workers International Union
Cone Resigns Over Palmer Removal Protest
Washington October 7 Hautchin son Cone vice president and general manager of the Fleet Corporation resigned as a protest to the removal of president Palmer which was accomplished the day before by the Shipping Board.
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Cone
Palmer
Washington
Hautchinson Cone
Fleet Corporators
Shipping Board
Below Freezing Weather Hit Montana threshing delay
Bozeman Montana reports temperatures around ten degrees below freezing for the past 24 hours with light snow delaying late threshing. About half of the spring grain has been threshed.
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Bozeman
Mont
University Student Found Dead in Rooming House Attic
Gerald Welch a University of Minnesota student from Lambert Montana was found dead in the attic of his rooming house this morning his head immersed in a water pail wrapped by a blanket officials said the death is treated as self inflicted in the Minnesota capital city report from Oct 7.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Gerald Welch
Lambert, Mont
University of Minnesota
Grandfather of Ace Of Senators Is Dead
Joan Perry aged 2 years grandfather of Walter Johnson the Senators pitcher died here yesterday afternoon in Santa Monica California.
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Ace of Senators
Santa Monica
Cal
Joan Perry
Walter Johnson
Philadelphia Wins 1926 U S Convention Bid
The American Legion unanimously chose Philadelphia as the 1926 convention city and awarded the 1927 convention to Paris France.
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Omaha
American Legion
Philadelphia
Paris
France
Catching King Muddy Ruel Guides Senators Defense
In the American League many sharp observers call Muddy Ruel the catching king. His work behind the plate has been a feature of the Senators game as Harris relies on him to direct the world champions' defense.
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Muddy Ruel
Senators
Harris Banks
Chamnions
Defensa
Cousin of Late Czar Seeks US Administration Claim
Prince Serge Georgievich Romanovisky, claiming kinship to Czar Nicholas II, has applied for letters of administration of credits in the Czar’s American account. The Surrogate Judge requested more specific details. Value of holdings not stated.
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New York
Serge Georgievich Romanovisky
Nicholas Second
Russia
Siberia
America
Eastman Returns South After Trip in Alaska
Rochester locals George Eastman, Kodak founder, Dr. Albert Kaiser, and Mrs. George Norton complete a six week vacation exploring the Stikine River and interior mountains. They bring back motion pictures of goats and bears from the expedition.
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Seattle
Stikine River
George Eastman
Kodak
Albert Kaiser
George Norton
Rochester
N. Y
Pope withstood a torrid summer at Vatican duties double
Pope Pius XI refused vacation as Holy Year pilgrimages surged. While Romans sought relief, the Pontiff kept a packed schedule. hundreds of thousands received in audience and private talks with Cardinals and clerics. Mornings feature private audiences, then pilgrim receptions. Continued on Page Seven.
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Rome
Pius XI
Vatican
MacMillan plans Labrador voyage next summer
Sydney Nova Scotia reports Captain T. Donald MacMillan who returned from the Arctic says he will return to Labrador next summer to seek evidence of the Norse route to New England. He claims to have found stone churches at Goothaab he believes Norse built as a combined church and fort.
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Sydney
Nova Scotia
Donald B. Macmillan
Arctic
Labrador
New England
MacMillan
Goothaab
Hold-up on murder information alleged in Kelso case
State and county officials accuse Allan von, Assistant United States Attorney of Oregon, of pressuring Cowlitz County to pay 5000 dollars for information solving the Dovery murder mystery. County Commissioners repudiated the agreement.
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Kelso
Wash
Allan Vnon
United States
Oregon
Cowlitz County
Dovery
Wrong Man Slain In Kelso Murder Case
Seattle October murder tale reports Luke May misidentified a target as H. E. K. MekKenny former Superior Court judge of Cowlitz County. The slaying occurred across from the judge's Kelso home.
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Seattle
Luke May
Fitter Dovery
Kelso
H. EK
MekKenny
Superior Court
Cowlitz County
Dovery
Giant Naval Seaplane Reaches Seattle for Remodeling
The giant naval seaplane PB-1, initially bound for a San Francisco to Honolulu flight, has arrived in Seattle for remodeling after four stops due to engine trouble from San Francisco.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Honolulu
Thirsty Russians Drink 100000 Quarts of Vodka
In Moscow on October 7 about 100000 quarts of 40 percent vodka were sold as Russia marks the third day of its return to alcohol after 11 years of partial prohibition. Long lines stretched outside wine shops all day with customers waiting four deep.
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Moscow
Russia
Jew Must Stick To One Wife in India
London dispatch says a Bombay judge ruled that a Jewish adherent in India must follow his faith and may not take more than one wife. Polygamy remains legal for Hindus and Muslims in India.
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India
London
Bombay
Capt Louis Lane's Thrilling Whale Towing Journey
Capt Louis Lane arrived to catch the Yukon bound steamer when a whale towed his boat for 21 1/2 hours covering 70 miles at night through rock strewn waters. The whale broke away three times before wearing out and was beached on Green Island near fox farms intended for fox feed.
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Cordova
Aneska
Louis Lane
Yukon
Ile
Green Island
Fox Farms
Admiral Moffett urges rigid U.S. airship for Shenandoah replacement
Washington Oct 7 Admiral Moffett told the Coolidge Air Board that the Shenandoah should have been replaced with a rigid airship built in the United States with at least 6 million cubic feet of capacity versus the Shenandoah’s 2.25 million. Col W E Mitchell has been summoned to appear before the Shenandoah Inquiry Board tomorrow.
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Washington
Admiral Moffett
Coolidge Air Board
Shenandoah
United States
Col
W. E. Mitchell
Shenandoah Inquiry Board
South Africa Linked To South America in Ancient Sea
Dr CC W Weaver of the University of Washington reports findings from South America indicating South Africa was connected to South America eight to ten million years ago. He asserts North and South America separated then, citing fossils of marine animals in the Andes as evidence from embayments akin to those in South Africa.
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Seattle
CC. W. Weaver
University of Washington
South America
South Africa
North
Ku Klux Klan Wins Spokane Election
Spokane October 7 Thomas Mc Cormack an independent Republican running as a sticker candidate backed by non Catholic interests won the vacancy seat in the State Legislature defeating Mrs Lucy Linder regular Republican and Ed Powers Democrat.
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Spokane
Thomas McCormack
Asa
Lucy Linder
Ed Powers
War Veteran Dies From Poison Gas Experiments
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 7. Physicians said voluntary exposure to poison gas during World War I training in an Arkansas camp led to the death of William Roth, who died of tuberculosis after volunteering to live in a chamber with varying gas mixtures for government experiments.
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ST. Louis
Arkansas
William Roth
Coffin Award Presented to Pittsburgh Railway
Pittsburgh Railway awarded the Charles A Coffin prize by the American Electric Railway Association in Atlantic City for leading U S electric railways in 1925. The gold medal and a $1,000 prize were donated by General Electric. President Arthur W Thompson credited faith in riders and perseverance through deficits, strikes, and litigation.
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Atlantic City
Pittsburgh Railway
Charles A.coffin
American Electric Railway Association
United States
General Electric Company
Arthur W. Thompson
Thompson
Baseball Summary of Ninth Inning Substitutions and Scoring
Replaced Rice in the ninth, Harris moved to right. Harris had 29 1 6 27 12 9 with Meadows, Smith, and Meadows substituted in the eighth and ninth. Stolen bases by Grantham and Bigbee. sacrifice by Hills Judge. homers by Harris and Traynor. Measured innings: Meadews 8, Morrison 1. Scoring: Meadows allowed 3, Morrison 1, Meadows 4, Morrison 1. Losing pitcher Meadows. Johnson 1 strikeout, Meadows 4, Morrison 1. Bases on balls: Johnson 1. Carey hit by pitch twice, S Harris by Meadows. Umpires: Plate Rigbe National, First Owens American, Second McCormick National, Third Moriarity American.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Haas
Moore
Culloton
Sheehan
Ens
Billy McKechnie
Wright
Cuyler
Kremer
Gooch
Oldham
Smith
Traynor
McInnis
Carey
McKechnie
Clarke
Bigbee
Thompson
Spencer
Grantham
Austen
Top Row
Frazier
Hinchman
Onslow
Barnh¢t
Aldridge
Sam Watters
Barney Dreyfuss
Sam Dreyfuss
Rawlings
Yde
Adava& Morrison and
Meadows
Judge
Joe Harris
Granham
Meadews
Morrison
Johnson
S Harris
Rigbe
National
Owens
McCormick
Moriarity
Hazeltine resigns from Prohibition Forces in Seattle
Frederick A. Hazeltine, four year Divisional Prohibition Chief, resigns effective October 14 returning to South Bend with newspaper and power interests. He notes earlier battles against American bonded liquor and later flood of Canadian liquor. Roy Lyle has made no appointment announcements yet. In Vancouver, the Fisheries Department reports British Columbia salmon pack at 1,876,442 cases versus 1,073,635 last year.
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Vancouver
HF. C
Dominion of Fisheries Department
British Columbia
Johnson Turns Back National League Champs
Walter Johnson pitched brilliantly for the Washington Senators holding the Pirates to five hits and one run as his teammates beat Lee Meadows and Johnny Morrison 4 to 1 in the opening World Series game at Forbes Field. Joe Harris homered in the second, Bluege and Peckinpaugh contributed key hits, and Traynor’s homer prevented a shutout for Pittsburgh. Weather was fine and the crowd neared 50,000 as both teams declared their lineups fit for the series.
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Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Pirates
Lee Meadows
Johnny Morrison
Bucky Harris
Worl l
Johnson
Senators
Joe Harris
Meadows
Harris
Ber
Bluege
Peckinpaugh
Close
Muddy Ruel
Rice
Traynor
Grantham
Washington
Morrison
Goslin
Judge
Pie’ Traynor
Roger Peckinpaugh
Eddie Moore
Special education plan for non Christians in Philippines
Manila report notes a board led by Dr. Paul Monroe recommends a separate education system for non Christian groups in Mindanao and Sulu. Aimed at Moros Mohammedans the plan calls for a dedicated department to study and tailor schooling to lift non Christian communities toward the Christian majority’s cultural and economic level. A bill for separate boys and girls schools in Mindanao has been introduced by J P Melencio, arguing coeducation has produced poor results and that separate schools would improve Moros education.
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Manila
Philippines
Mindanao
Sulu
Paul Monroe
Columbia University
Bureau of Education
House of Representatives
J. P. Melencio
Gen. Aguinaldo
Melencio
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Eastman
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AIR Inquiry
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KU Klux Klan
Smiwe. SC
Earl Smith
Giants
Boston
Coffin
Pennsylvania Electric Line
Ald Kuit
lWarris
Joe
Ruel
MceNeedy
Nirey
Barnhart
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