Washington-Pittsburgh decisive series clash marked by east coast weather
Washington faces a tense baseball war as Aldridge starts for Pittsburgh against Washington’s John in a decisive series game. Pirates under Bulkeley Keachale press the attack with Ferguson Marberry and Johnson plan, while McInnis leads counterattacks in a turbulent chapter on the river-like base path.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Aldridge
John
Delaware
Stanley Harda
Pirates
Keachale
Manmountain
Kansas
Walter Perry Johnson
Ferguson
Marberry
Johnson
Mclinia
Stuffey McImnis
McAnuls
Scalp ers Do Big Business in World Series Tickets
Pittsburgh observers report scalpers exploiting the seventh game of the World Series by using line dummies to obtain prime seats. Box offices near Forbes Field sold scalped tickets at double the original price as fans crowded the market today.
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Vittsburgh
Bealpars
Hiliterta
Litle Husnaga Ata
Ticketa
Forbes Field
Bakers Jailed Over Bread Price in Calahora
Calahora Spain Oct 14 town of about 11 000 has flour but no bakers to knead or bake. Bakers imprisoned for refusing to sell bread at municipal price. Each fined 500 pesetas. Authorities threaten reprisals on shops if released bakers still refuse to comply. Nearby towns supply bread.
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Calahora
Spain
Former County Native Slain in Ohio Town
H C Quist, once of Waynesboro and a local county native, was robbed and killed in Zanesville Ohio. His body was found in a canal near the Zane Shoe Company where he served as secretary and treasurer. He had been missing from his home office last Thursday and the investigation showed fatal neck injuries with no water in the lungs, indicating death occurred before immersion.
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H.C. Quist
Waynesboro
Thia County
Zanesville
Zane Shoe Ca
Hia
Waltz Cost Him But $13 in Williamsport Case
George Lake accused Martha Brown also known as Martha Brown of larceny after a dance at a Bowery lodging house. Missing bills were reported after the party ended. Martha fled, Lake sought a warrant. search continued as she remained at large and authorities pursued the case.
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Honey
George Lake
Williamsport
Martha Brown
Negreas
Bowery
Martha
George
Lake
Navy Admiral Sims decries lack of definite air policy
Washington Oct 14 Rear Admiral William A Sims retired told the Presidents Air Board that the Navy has no definite air policy and that naval air development is hampered by a kind of conversation almost unbelievable. He cited lack of confidence in Navy leaders and warned that attempting to manage air affairs from the Navy Department harms morale and is unscientific and unmilitary.
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Washington
Adesiral Willig A. Sims
Air Board
Navy
Naval Air Development
Save
Bhopandoah
Navy Department
Return Gems to Donahues in New York
Police expect an arrest after the $731,600 jewels stolen from Mrs. James Woolworth Donahue were returned wrapped in brown paper by a private detective. An anonymous letter to a detective agency claimed the thieves could not dispose of the gems and offered a $76,000 reward. The only item missing was a beaded bag valued at 400.
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New York
James 7
Donahue
F. W. Woolworth
Gema
Sandow dies in London at 8 strong man of vaudeville
Eugene Sandow famed as the world's strongest man died suddenly in London. The German born strongman, once celebrated for his feats, had recently worked as a health specialist and gained prominence in exhibitions.
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London
Eugene Sandow
Showers Damp Second Day At Great Hagerstown Fair
Showers damped attendance on the second day of the Great Hagerstown Interstate Fair after a morning rush. Rain began around 1 pm and was expected to continue, prompting rain insurance of 4000 dollars for today and 6000 for tomorrow. Exhibits were judged by University of Maryland experts. cattle displays drew leading breeders. Attendance fell from Tuesday but improvements expected if dry weather returns.
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Hagerstown
Therald
Fair Association
University of Maryland
Jupiter Playina
Old Sol
Killer slays mother and brother then shoots self in Idaho
Ar vie Jutila, 21, killed his widow mother aged 45 and his brother Arthur 2% near Kellogg Idaho, then shot himself. Neighbors say Jutila had been considered insane for weeks. Also noted an inspection trip by Harry E. Wolfe and John R. Wilson of the HCA to Camp Harding to assess winter readiness.
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Killogg
Idaho
Arvie Jutila
Bis
Arhur
Himestt
Harry E. Wolfe
John R. Wilson
H.C. A
Camp Harding
Maryland Sees Surplus Workers in September
A September employment survey by Maryland’s Department of Labor shows sufficient statewide work offerings to meet resident labor supply. Hagerstown and Cumberland report belting competition among elites, while canning layoffs push workers into road, farm, and building programs. Large construction and municipal improvements provide steady work amid a surplus of labor locally.
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Hagerstown
Cumberland
Department of Labor
Maryland
Rumor Fares Through Southern Waters On Prohibition Era Trade
In Atlanta and across the South a rumor of big business spreads as former operators, drawn by ties to Florida and winter wealth, return to trading. The piece notes Uncle Sam’s intense southern push, with three branches of service represented in Florida including Colonel Simmons, Commander Hambsch, and Captain Berry. The report references Melanesian advice and Storace Creeley, hinting at a broader crackdown and Coast Guard actions.
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Che
Fuardamen
New York
Stoston
Malanel
Lea
Tannesser
Storace Creeley
Florida
Satu
America
BT. Simmons
Army
P. F. Hambsch
Navy
Tla
John G. Berry
Coast Guard
Simmons
Wife Too Gay Craze Ends In Murder In Jersey City
George Winters, 22, a City Hall clerk, hacked his wife Margaret to death with a butcher knife after she refused to give up Ray companions and flirted with other men. He stabbed himself in the chest as police prepared to enter, and was expected to die.
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Jersey City
Nod
Margaret
George Winters
City Hall
Lue
New York
Jostottica
Inday
Wintera
Byers Sees No Hope Of Settlement
Western Maryland Railroad tensions rise as E H Dunnigan seeks conciliation between workers led by the five brotherhoods and President Maxwell C Ayers amid mass firings of engineers and firemen at Cumberland and looming walkout threats. Baltimore reports indicate union chiefs ready to meet. but Byers doubts progress while new terms allegedly include wage cuts of about five percent for most freight crews.
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Engineers
Fivemen
Western Maryland
E. H. Dunnigan
Department of Labor
Maxwell C. Ayers
Det Ui
Cumbere Iand
Baltimore
Department of Labor Constitutor
Byers
W. M. Rollway
Nzmen
A.M. Smith
Hagerstown
Baltimore Iis
Turpin named sole heir in widow Carria Turpin estate
Los Angeles court notices Ben Turpin motion picture comedian named sole heir to the estate of Carria Turpin who died two weeks ago. The estate value is reported at about $63,000 with probate filings made yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Det
Ben ‘Turpin
Carria Turpin
Trains to Run as Usual From Cumberland, Officials Say
Cumberland, Oct 10 The Western Maryland Railway announced that trains out of Cumberland would run on schedule after midnight, regardless of whether permanent employees stay on. Sufficient job applications have been received to cover all operating needs, and engineers and firemen will decide if they continue working. The incident involved the passenger train to Eskine yesterday afternoon where a temporary mate had stated they would run.
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Cumberland
Mid
Western Maryland Railway
Paul
Eskine Peoterday
Taxi Driver Killed In Baltimore Street Collision
Oct 14 reports M J White taxi driver for Preraler Taxiend Company died after his car swerved into a United Railway street car on the Hoffman street line. The cab crumpled and was dragged before Dieterman John White of Catomaville on Mop.
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M. J. White
Preraler Taxiend Company
United Railway
Hoffman Street
Dieterman
John White
Catomaville
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