Minni s comeback earns praise in tense World Series game
In Pittsburgh Walter Johnson and the Washington Senators rallied as backs against the wall, with Shey Melnnis delivering reliability at first base. The Pirates, led by Coveleskle, sought to reverse the tide but Washington pressed their advantage, keeping the score tight as the series heated.
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Pittsburgh
Fie Anen
Flarrs
Tony Gamed
Efear
Corsaira
Shey Melnnis
Washington
Billsburgh
Board Meets YMC A Directors In Evening Session
The Board of Directors of the Y M C A held a meeting at six thirty in the evening. Regular routine business was noted as part of the session.
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The
Y. MC. A
Pirates Plan for Seventh World Series Game at Fort Duquesne
Pittsburg Bashall Club officials announced plans for game seven of the world series. About 30 000 reserved seats in grandstand and temporary boxes will be released at 7:30 tonight at Morte Field. Tickets will be distributed to permanent box holders via mailed authorization cards and collected at a downtown ticket office. The Dieacherttes will take the usual chancey.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Bashall Club
Tek
Sersey Kime Wainarrow
Pirates
Morte Field
Correv
Licket
Ankles Will Twinkle Now in Society Style
London report from December 13 notes fashionable ladies will forego plain silk stockings. Silk embroidery and ribbon flowers will center stockings, featuring a small diamond amid twinkling accents. Other stockings show embroidered silk comets tipped with brilliant stones in varied designs.
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London
Bella
Trey
Smarl Mack
U S Troops Patrol Panama City During General Strike
U S forces in Panama City police the area at the Panamanian government request amid a broad strike. Troops moved to quell unrest and seized strike headquarters and literature, with a deadly leap when a striker died after jumping from a balcony, breaking his spine.
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Panama
United States
Alsordera
Atrike
Labor to Aid Textile Trade in Battle Against Employer
Atlantic City reports the American Federation of Labor pledging to aid the Textile Workers of America in opposing the United Textile Workers of America and the American Thread Company of Willimantic Conn. The strike by 1200 textile workers since last March seeks a 10 percent wage cut reversal and union preservation. The convention also backs fire prevention, playgrounds for congested areas, and opposes increased day labor on public works at federal, state, and municipal levels.
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Atlantic City
N. 4
United ‘Textile Workers of America
American Thread Company
Willimantle
Conn
Textle
National Fire Protection Association
United States
Canada
Recreation and Playground Association
Queen City ministers wage war over marrying parsons
An investigation by the Universalist Union details collusion among clergymen and lay leaders to marry couples from outlying points. Rev. Wakney led with 2,967 marriages at Second Nin Brethren Church, followed by Rev. Iltiche 229 at Kirst Methodist, and other ministers totaling 1,945 marriages among about 109 clergymen including 189 Catholic priests. The Union will send the report to church authorities. Rev. Blakemy was not kept but will remain in residence.
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Ful H. Wakney
Second Nini Brethren
Howard Iltiche
C. Albohm
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wiii Sulrml
Paul B. Blakaay
United Brethren Conference
Martlunhura
W. Va
Nol
Opening of Great Hagevatawn Fair Draws Thousands
Crowds pack the grounds as thousands arrive for a five day Fair opening amid rain and sun hope. President Tucques predicts record crowds if weather clears and promises grand attractions. Exhibits and midway bustle with concessions in high demand and racing to proceed barring more rain.
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Yancelot Tucques
Jacques
Charles W. Wolt
Auarga
Taur
Derailments Hit B. and O. at Hancock in Disturbing Spree
Five cars of a Baltimore and Ohio coal train derailed at Hancock near St. John's Run yesterday, close to the site of a prior accident that blocked the President's special. Four tracks were blocked, delaying the National Limited north of Magnolia and Keyser due to a detour via the Western Maryland Railroad. No injuries reported and causes remain under investigation.
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St. John's
National Limited
Magnolia
Keyser
Wester Marytuns
Mail Robbers Captured in Los Angeles Heist
Five of seven bandits in the registered mail truck raid are in custody. About 9,000 of the 500,000 dollars in cash, jewelry, and securities were recovered along with firearms and ammunition. Captain E. R. Cato announced late that night the successful seizure.
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Los Angeles
E. R. Cato
New Jail Ready for Opening in Fulton County
A new modern jail at McConnellburghaa replaces the often condemned facility. The Fulton County Grand Jury approved its replacement. The jail will be formally opened on Tuesday and ready to receive guards and inmates.
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McConnellburghaa
Fulton County Grand Jury
Mutilated Youth Body Found In Minnesota
The mutilated body of Fraucia Poletti, 11, nephew of pastor Stev Toula Pint ett, was found in a yard on the third floor of a vacant house in Saint Paul Minnesota. Police express believe the boy may have been moved from another place and abandoned, after Colomban Day banquet events.
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ST. Pamte
Fraucia Poletti
Stev
Toula Pintett
Harrelman
Joh
Father given ten year term for incest assault
A district court in Frederick sentenced 34 year old Roland G Bidding er, living between Burikittsville and Rohrersville, to ten years in the penitentiary for incest with his 15 year old daughter. He faced additional charges of rape and assault with intent to rape, with a not guilty verdict on one count. Continued on Page 10.
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Iidge Hantat
Urner
Ena H. Worthington
Rovbert
Peter
Frederick
Roland G. Biddinger
Burikittsville
Rohrersville
Urcer
Gail
New York Gem Theft In Royal Jewels Intrigue
In New York a burglar stole priceless royal decorations and jewels valued at 50000 dollars from Donviaga Merry Del Val, Spanish diplomatic agent and brother of Cardinal Merry Del Val, at his East Fifty Fourth Street apartment. The break in occurred after a weekend away. the door showed forced entry. Diplomatic papers and a large passport remained untouched.
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New York
Donviaga Merry del Val
Cardinal Merry del Val
Senor
Merry Get Wai
East Fifty-fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Ford
Order of the
Order of
Isabelle Tha Cathalle
Big Pasaport
Jimmy Marks
Chaplin Seeks Hamlet Humble Ambitions on Market Day
Charlie Chaplin denied plans to play Hamlet amid rumors of a return to tragedy. He spoke while traveling to Hollywood from New York on a day when Ha gerstown Fair markets opened. Thursday was the banner market day with growers attending all day as prices, notably string beans and cucumbers, showed little rise.
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Hollywood
New York
Hagerstown
Bull Wins This Fight in Madrid Eventful Bullring Day
In Madrid on Sunday a bull fight ended with mules carrying off the honors as two Toreadors two pitadors and one mute torero were injured. Gitanilla and Posada were gored while toreros Riaz and Sarretina suffered horn wounds. Mule injuries ranged from severe to concussion and Emilio Prieto, a mute boy, was kicked while preparing to drag a bull from the ring.
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Madrid
Gitanilla
Posada
Riaz
Sarretina
Emilio Prieto
Secretary of War Davis Sworn In in 1931 Cabinet Shift
Washington Oct 43 Dwight F. Gavic of Missouri was appointed Secretary of War, replacing John W. Weeks of Massachusetts who retires for ill health. Davis has led the War Department since Weeks left for medical reasons. President Coolidge accepted Weeks resignation with regret. Davis is a 47 year old lawyer and businessman, youngest cabinet member, active in National Guard, finance and education groups, and donor of the Davis Cup tennis trophy.
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Washington
Dwight F. Gavic
Missouri
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
White House
Davia
Weekawas
New England
la Io
Coolitee
National Guard and Reserve Corps
Robbers Make Big Silk Haul in New York
Oct 13 report says silk valued at $200,000 stolen from a Madigan building. Four robbers tied up a watchman who lay injured seven hours before help arrived. The silk was removed from the showrooms of Samuel J. Arougon and Company in a single haul.
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New York
Madigan
Square
Samuel J. Arougon and Company
Tog Leitek
Rules Railway Lease Ruling in Intercity Case
In Richmond on October 18 judge William A. Monena ruled the Interstate Commerce Commission can grant full powers to lease the Chesapeake and Ohio Stairwar to the Greater Nickel Plate System despite a minority stockholders’ bid to halt the lease.
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Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio
William A. Monena
Western Mauryland Railroad Workers Weigh Strike Ultimatum
Workers at Young's Hall hold a pivotal meeting amid a looming walkout threat. Union leaders insist no strike order will be issued before Friday October 16, while negotiations reference new rates and revised working conditions. Officials note changes discussed but details remain unclear.
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Western Mauryland
Young's Hall
Dee Western
Maryhomds Rudd Po
Whith
Yyers Diast
Promiesa
Mary Tain
WNL
Lyers
Rendi
Ant
Railway Edict States Direct Handling of Engineer Wages
An October 1 edict from Western Maryland Railway executives orders direct dealings with engineers and other workers on pay and conditions, replacing union negotiation. The company to act through its own officials, with no word on strike committee rulings, and asserts fair treatment for all employees.
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Ucaidert
Artie
Wiiamsan
Amyl Ollieiuls
Anarely
Sun
Tly
Offered Workers Raise, Now They'll Get None
President Maxwell G. Byers of the Western Maryland Railway says a notice to enginesmen last night is a punitive move against workers threatening to strike. An earlier offer of a 4 1/2 percent raise was refused. now no raise. An arbitration meeting was called as 300 jobs may be affected and freight and passenger service could be disrupted.
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Altimore
Maxwell G. Byers
Wester Maryland Railway Company
Hewald
Maryland
Thie Ineata
Stefke
Chewa
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