Bespectacled Pitcher Will Work Today
New York the baseball hub reports the Yankees return home after two Pittsburgh games as experts predict a quick finish in the 1927 clash. Kilth Cuyler’s row with the crowd and shifts in pitching staff set the tone for a decisive series. The Pirates and Yankees exchange tactics as Aldridge and Avongran chase the win while Magras steadies New York in the latest page of the pitchers duel.
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Huerta And Gomez Tie At Conference In San Antonio
The San Antonio Light reports General Romulo Gomez, Mexico’s presidential hopeful, aligned with Huerta Interests at a San Antonio conference as he opposes President Gates. The event moved forward discussions on policy and support amid a tense political landscape.
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Italian Deputy Fatally Hurt in Crash Near Rome
An Italian deputy died in a road crash near Rome during a patrol. Authorities, including Premier Mugsoliu, pledged solemn honors for the fallen officer, describing the incident as a sacrifice for public safety.
Charges Japs New Policy in China
A garbled dispatch claims drastic Japanese policy shifts in China with references to government figures and foreign policy actors. The text mentions Kinjo Yoshisawa and a minister to China, suggesting a tense diplomatic tone and possible reshaping of regional control.
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Body of brother of former Mex president at border
Fragmentary report describes a border incident involving relatives of a former Mexican president. The text mentions Hoch forced actions by authorities, a general, and references to a tense scene near a location called Treg and the populace. Unclear names and specifics limit precise details.
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Not Man Who Passed Gems Up On Kaplan
Sam Schwartz identified in New York as the man who passed off glass pieces in exchange for cash after a diamond theft from Abe Kaplan. Kaplan viewed a photo but could not identify Schwartz or the other two men among the trio who took his diamond.
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Author Kills His Secretary Then Himself in Berlin
Berlin report states Herman George Scheffaner, described as an American arular, killed his secretary and then died by suicide the day after an undisclosed confrontation. Police say the incident occurred at a private residence leaving few details and no clear motive available.
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Seizure of Road Builders Machinery Reported
Amid irregularities Franklin County sheriff seized equipment used by road builders at Paxettevilla yesterday to satisfy a court judgment. The action targets a long concrete road project between Vent Alta and Payeltevtile, with contracts awarded to royalty interests.
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Bridge project sparks delays in Sharpsburg work
A garbled notice outlines a bridge project in Sharpsburg with contractors involved. Peculiar phrasing suggests a sale or transfer tied to the work, mentioning Me atyens TU Sets and Patan. Details are unclear but the page notes delays and local contractor activity.
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Trouble in the Balkans over Bulgarian raids
Belgrade reports authorize protests to Bulgaria as Bulgarian Comitadjis engage in raids and the Serbian Balkan frontier tightens under martial law. Aimed at Macedonia, the clashes included bombs on government buildings and fighting with gendarmes.
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Paper Mill Collapse at Kimberly Clark Plant
Explosion or cave in at the Kimberly Clark paper mill in Kinberly near Kore traps many workers. Report unclear on injuries with authorities noting many were inside when floors dropped. debris and trapped vendors complicate rescue efforts at the nation’s largest paper mill.
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Two Dead In Auto Mishap In Greensburg Pa
Two persons were killed and three injured when a car operated by Jon J. McHee crashed and rolled over in Greensburg Pennsylvania yesterday. Investigators reported the driver lost control and the vehicle hit a wall before overturning, with Miller named among the injured and a preliminary cause cited as driver error.
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Window falls. infant killed in Elk Mills Maryland
Louise Truitt, age one, daughter of Mr and Mrs Linton Truitt of Elk Mills Maryland, died late yesterday when a window frame collapsed. The child was reportedly tearing at the window when the support gave way, causing the pane and frame to fall and break her neck. Parents were at work nearby and found the body suspended in the window upon returning home.
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Warning on illegal canned heat sales in Get tysburg
County detective Charles Wilson warns merchants in Get tysburg that selling canned heat to habitual drunkards is illegal under prohibition era law. Merchants face arrest if they knowingly sell large quantities to drunks, with enforcement soon to tighten after Wilson's investigation showing drinkers obtaining alcohol via hydraulic jacks along the Western Maryland Railroad.
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Believed He Had Bought Himself a Wife
Malan Vista street merchant Nick DeRonadetta faced a tumultuous day as he believed he had purchased a wife and confronted a tangle of relationships. Amid a looming six month House of Correction sentence, he claimed his betrothed could wed another man, while family echoes and faded plans of companionship added to his distress.
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Wife Of Slain Doctor And Admirer Indicted
MAY'S LANDING, N J Oct 7 An indictment charging murder in the first degree for the killing of Dr A William Lilliendahl near Hammonton Sept 25 was returned today against Mrs Margayot E Lilliendahl the slain physician's widow and Willis Beach her reputed admirer The arrest of Mrs Lilliendahl and Beach came yesterday at the courthouse while the grand jury listened to witnesses who testified about correspondence between Mrs Lilliendahl and Beach and quarrels between the physician and Beach The grand jury adjourned late at night without returning any finding The return of the bills was deseated in the action of the authorities in causing the arrests even before the jury ended its session for the night The arrest of Mrs Lilliendahl followed a day of rapid developments in the case that has left authorities into four states on their travel for players Show No Emotion Beach and Aes Lithendihl by Imyed Wun emotion with they Continued on Page 2
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France Plans Air Program Amid Budget Controversy
The French government moved to appropriate funds for an air program after a commerce ministry report cited aviation development. Parliament debated the measure amid concerns over national spending and security.
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Waner Bros on the Stage Debut Fall Tour
Waner & Waner, famed for starring with the Pirates this season, will begin a five week road engagement this fall under a 315000 contract. Details of the act are undecided, but Paul and Liv are said to have strong voices. The partners are planned for stops in St Louis, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Baltimore and New York.
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Federal Army of 5,000 Traps Rebels near Perote Hill
Mexican federal forces estimated at 5,000 pressed a trap around rebel troops led by Generals Arnulfo and Hector Almada on a hill near Perote in Vera Cruz. Government said surrounding actions aimed to force a decisive clash as other states reported calm.
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Lima beans shipment tops season with 140 bushels grown
Weaver Moser and his father in law Elmer Bowman near Mt Lena have shipped over 140 bushels of fried lima beans this season from 14 500 hills making it one of the largest plantings recorded. TEACHERS GETTING PAID city teachers receive first month pay for the new school year.
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Local Man to Speak at Rally Day at Lutheran Church
Campbell to address Rally Day at Toonsboro Lutheran Church with Rev M A Aubby as pastor. event highlights local settlers and community gathering.
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