Coveleskie to Face Aldridge in Fifth Game
Washington notes a pivotal fifth game as Coveleskie faces Aldridge in a tense World Series tilt. Walter Johnson and Blainey Harris star as the Senators carry a three games to one lead, with Sam Rice and Goose Goslin fueling a strong attack and defense to pressure the Pirates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coveleskie
Aldridge
Washington
Walter
Baensy) Johnsen
Hie
Blainey Harris
Millsburgh Pirates
Johnson
Harris
Ict Haw
Goove Goslin
Joe Hartlaws
Sam Rice
Mikly Itnel
Pirates
Targin
Senators
Hare Haid
Alia Uly
Mil Tay Xoe
Series Bug Even Attacks Coolidge
Washington U S President Coolidge planned to attend a World Series game between Washington and Pittsburgh after morning deliberations. Mrs Coolidge intended to accompany him regardless of his final decision.
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Coolidge
Washington
Oct
An Unclear Incident Involving Geraldine Smith Reported
A fragmented report centers on Geraldine Smith of West Fide Avenue who faced an incident causing her to fall and speak awkwardly. The text is damaged and identities remain partially unclear.
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Auss
Geraldine Smith
West Fide Avenue
Alibta Et Beshowe
Mayor Bowman Seeks Leniency for Errant Visitors
Mayor Charles E. Bowman asks authorities to exercise unusual leniency with Eratice violators this week. He aims to ease the stay for visitors to Hageratown during the Fall so they will leave with a favorable impression and likely return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Bowman
Hageratown
Trial Delay Due to Intoxication at Disorderly House Charge
Willis Stewart, a Black man, faced Mag istrate J Scalt Rower after being charged with maintaining a disorderly house. He was so intoxicated that his breath fumes affected the court, delaying proceedings until this afternoon. He and Ravecca Dixon, a Black woman, were arrested at the house for liquor selling. Dixon was convicted and sentenced to a year in the House of Correction, with appeal noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Stewart
Stewart
Ravecca Dixon
Negreas
Dixon
House of Correction
Stolen Gems to Be Returned in City Swap
New York police said underworld channels arranged the return of 623000 dollars worth of jewelry stolen from Mrs Jessie Woolworth Donahue at the Plaza apartment on September 4. The exchange was planned for 1 pm tomorrow in an unnamed city location, with investigators stating the theft would not stop efforts to identify the criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Underworld
Hotel Plaza
Mra
Jessie Woolworth Donahue
Donahues
Bishop William Montgomery Brown Deposed by Episcopal Church
The Episcopal Church in New Orleans declares Bishop William Montgomery Brown deposed from the sacred ministry. The acting presiding bishop Bishop Talbot confirms the conviction for doctrinal violations. Brown did not appear as his name was read. Proceedings to be shown in U S Court with counsel for the presiding bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Brown
Episcopal Church
New Orleans
Willam Montgomery
Irewn
Gallop
Ohio
Arkanaag
Wao
Heté
Toglay
Hishop Brown
Tthethert ‘Salbot
William Aomery Brown
Hisstop
Montgomery Brown
Bishap Talbot
Dialog Brown
Protestant Episcopal Church
Talbot
Brown
House of Blatrops
William ‘Montgomery Brown
Sacred Ministry
Notica
United States
Cana
Counnel
German Entry Into League of Nations Nears Agreement
Locarno Switzerland October 12 1924 delegates at the Security Conference expect a practical agreement on Germany's entry to the League of Nations. Briand Stresemann and Skrzynecki report progress while France seeks guarantees for Poland. A communique notes clarifications and a general exchange of views leading to progress toward a satisfactory solution.
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Locarng
Switzerland
Germany
League of Nations
Charreline Luther
Stressenaima
Lia Relehatug
Russia
France
Poland
Briand
Stresemann Amd
Count Skrayndkch
League
Man Lost from Ladder in Chewsville Apple Picking Accident
Lewis Longanecker a Chewsville carpenter was blown from a ladder while picking apples on a Saturday afternoon and fell about twenty feet. He was unconscious for six hours and suffered a probable concussion though later reported not seriously hurt after Dr. Kohler attended him.
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Lewis Longanecker
Chewsville
Kohler
Longanecker
Lord's Day Rally Planned at St John Lutheran Auditorium
Plans for a Lord's Day Alliance rally set for Tuesday evening October 20 in the St John Lutheran auditorium. Rev. Dr. Heawry Hansen, pastor of Getlyabueg Callega, a noted member of Lutheran Church circles, will deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Lutheran Auditorium
Lord's Day Alliance
Dri Heawry VW. Hansen
Getlyabueg Callega
Lutheran Church Aireles
Negro Hostler For General Jackson Dies At 98
John Green a former slave and hostler for General Stonewall Jackson died at 98 in Williamsport. Born in Virginia he lived around Williamsport for 15 to 20 years. He claimed to be 35 when the Civil War began and served as Jacksons hostler until his death. Funeral held this morning. Death attributed to complications.
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John Green
Stonewall
Jackson
James Hamilton
Williamsport
Green
Virginia
Gen. Jackson
Williamaport
Arctic Expedition Returns Home Today
The MacMillan Arctic Expedition returns to Maine waters as Schooner Bowdoin and Steamer Peary reach Wiscasset after a stormy passage from Monhegan Island. They were held by gales for nearly three days and arrived in the home waters at morning.
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Wiscasset
Maine
Schoover Bowdoin
Peary
Wiscansell
Monhegan Island
Birthplace Honors America's Founder in Genoa
Columbus Day observed in Genoa with a solemn la deurm in St Lorenzo Cathedral and a procession to the monument and reputed birthplace of the great navigator. Ecclesiastical civil and military leaders joined a hemispheric representation by consuls, as crowds toured the Municipal Palace displaying Columbus mementos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Oaly
St. Lorenzo
Lana
Secretary Weeks Returns to War Dept Amid Health Handoff
Washington Oct 12 Secretary Weeks resumes duties after health forced step back from active charge of the War Department. Indications persist he will resign in days. Melbourne Fla Oct 12 Fishermen and volunteers search rocks for bodies from 40 foot launch Clara B capsized near Sebastian Inlet. 23 aboard, mainly Kansas residents, all rescued except Mrs Ruckels gravely injured.
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Washington
Weeks
War Department
Marct
Department
oMce
Melbourne
Fla
Fisharmen
Atlantic
Sebastian Inlet
Kansanu
Ruckels
Woman Injured Crossing Route Ten Church Corner
Miss Mary K Lout about 75 was struck by an automobile at the corner of Rowth Potomac and Bait more free while on her way to evening services at St. John's Lutheran Church. She suffered multiple bruises and was laid up at near South Potomac street.
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Mary K. Lout
Piainfilly
Seston
Rowth Potomac
Baitmore Free
Misa Lout
Nye South Potomac Street
St. John's Lutheran Church
Miss Lout
Alutodt
Churches Copy New Testament in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids Iowa the Veilar Ragius churches completed a task copying the New Testament, each of 7 909 people contributing one verse and signing. The verses will be bound into a large volume and shown at religious gatherings across North America. The Sunetair Renning Company has leased a tract of land from A Peck and Jeremiah Mason at Hancock for a blasting station.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Veilar Ragius
Ministerial Association
North America
Slnetair Renning Company Hie
A. Peck
Jeremiah Mason
Hancock
I Carry Negro to His Death
A garbled OCR fragment describes a fatal event involving a Black man. Names and places are unreadable. the text references a route, a penitentiary, and an escape scenario, but no coherent sequence or identities are discernible.
Church Census Under Way in Tagerstown Tracking Parish Members
A city wide census, called Christian Census, tallies residents’ church membership and parish attendance. First Christian Church plans revival preparations as officials expect about 1500 locals to belong to at least one of 19 congregations.
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Tayers
Ares Merthyrs
Christan Church
Hagerdtawa
Atulisvies
Department of Commerce
Ery
Thugeratoci
Fai
Haywind
Consiap
Maryland Dentists Convene in Salishuny At State Meeting
State dentists gathered in Salishuny Md for the Maryland State Dental Association annual meeting hosted by the Eastern Shore Dental Society at the Wieothicn Hotel. The event featured discussion of professional matters and related dental health topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salishuny
YOO Dentists
Maryland
Secon Femiannusl
Maryland State Dental Association
Eastern Shore Dental Society
Special Meeting Fears Walkout By Western Maryland Railways Unions
A call for a rare special meeting of Western Maryland Railroad unions at Young's Hall fuels fear of a labor walkout. Non union workers and organizers were invited, signaling possible solidarity moves if a strike is approved tonight, with railway leadership showing mixed public stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railroad
Young's Hall
Che
Wigan Tana
Maxwell U. Byers
Seattles
Weather Will Make Or Break Big Hagerstown Fair
Weather figures prominently in plans for the Great Hagerstown Fair opening tomorrow. Jacques says success hinges on sunshine and crowd turnout as organizers promote exhibits, midway attractions, and a large stage show to draw visitors from Jonathan Street and beyond.
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Jacques
Hagerstown
Lancelot Jacques, Sr
Preaklent
Penina
Aditu
Ani
Operanians
Jonathan Street
Erowila
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Pittsburgh
Bowman
Hammer
Mabel Longworth Sheridan
San Antonio
Tex
Ada McCobb
Sheridan
America
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Icarry Negro
Convictal
Pia
Stretch Kleettie
Druvuly
Stevenson
Pegei
Metiaentie
Saul Ehecteuruty
Stevenson Hiller
Robert Mason
Uta Paki Pei
Statie Meedin
Tagerstown
Heald Antioiun
Scientific American
N.Y
Dayton
Hell
Bolle Wank
Adom Powell
Detroit
Clyde Kant
Veviers
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