Speaker Plans Indian Strategy for World Series Opener
Cleveland Oct 4 Tris Speaker Indians manager outlined approach against Brooklyn Dodgers NL champions in the coming World Series to be played at Brooklyn tomorrow. The Indians depart tonight. While announcing not yet his pitching picks, Jim Bagby appears likely to start after his 31-win season, with Branley Coveleskie and Walter Mails also ready if rest is needed.
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Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
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Indians
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Parker Demands Press Charges Over Federal Reserve Critique
Governor Parker of Louisiana pressed Cincinnati district attorney to investigate press claims against the Federal Reserve Board amid a campaign stop in Ohio. He urged punishment if the charges were true or legal action against papers publishing false statements, tied to his political tour with William A. Jordan.
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U. S
Ohio
Parker
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Federal Reserve Board
Ray
Money Barone
Wall Street
Thomas Morrow
Cincinnati
Arrests Tied to Wall Street Explosion Probe
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Florean Zalenska of Brooklyn arrested here with dynamite as police and agencies pursue the Wall Street explosion case. In Ashtabula Tony Faticu indicted by grand jury on murder charge.
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Pittsburgh
Florean Zalenska
Brooklyn
Wall Street
Ashtabula
Tony Faticu
Mount Vernon YMCA Leader Outlines Boys Program
Secretary Spence describes the YMCA as the key for character building among Mt. Vernon boys. He cites a safe environment, exercise, moral and intellectual training, and self help as core aims to prepare them for home, business, citizenship, and Christian service. The organization, growing for eleven years, remains a force with business Christian men guiding its work.
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Young Man’s Christian Association of
Mt. Vernon
Big demand for seats at Brooklyn prom event
New York October 4 The Brooklyn management announced that demand for seats to the frat game in Brooklyn tomorrow far exceeds field capacity. Thousands of applications and requests will be returned, surpassing even four years ago when Brooklyn won the National League title. The Weather Bureau promised favorable weather for opening day.
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Brooklyn
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Weather Bureau
President Wilson Defends League of Nations Aid
President Wilson in a national address argues Article 10 cannot force the United States into war and urges voters to back the League of Nations. He says critics misstate the covenant and asserts Congress retains war-declaration power while the nation must lead in international affairs.
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Sadora
France
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Optimistic view of the industrial situation
Thomas H. Wilson, president of the Institute of American Meat Packers, told the Investment Bankers Association of America in Boston that readjustment is in full motion and morale must remain optimistic. He cited price declines, reduced luxury manufacturing, easing spending, deflation, strong crop reports, and rising bank deposits as signs of recovery despite occasional悲 pessimism. Akron Lawrence, 40, was fatally struck by a car and died shortly after the accident.
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Investment Bankere Association of America
Local company reduces capital stock in Mt Vernon
Columbus dispatch reports C. G. Cooper Co. of Mt. Vernon cut its capital stock from 31 650 000 to 1 500 000 under Ohio law. The change signals a major corporate restructuring by the Ohio firm.
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Columbus
C. & G. Cooper Co
Mt. Vernon
Inns of Ohio
Supreme Court Justices Visit President Wilson at White House
The U S Supreme Court justices called to pay respects to President Wilson in Washington on October 4. The court met at noon, adjourned until tomorrow, and planned another White House visit. the annual greeting was not held last year due to Wilson’s illness.
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Banner
Wasilington
Wilson
U. S. Supreme Court
Mrs Henry Robinson Called By Death in Brandon
Mrs Henry Robinson of Brandon wife of the late Howard C Gates died Monday morning at her home from a stone illness and complications. Funeral from the Brandon home Wednesday at 10 o clock to Brandon cemetery.
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Brandon
Howard C. Gates
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Inquiry Ordered Into Source Of Russian Gold Shipment
The department of justice has ordered an inquiry into the recent shipment of Russian gold to the United States. Officials believe the funds may be linked to Bolshevik propaganda. The Federal Reserve Board announced receipt of $339,636 in gold from Russia in Europe.
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United States
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Wanderer goes on trial for life in Chicago murder case
Carl Wanderer faces a life verdict for the alleged murder of his young wife and a purported ragged stranger lured to his death amid a staged hold up. Prosecutor James C. O'Brien seeks the death penalty, citing recent successful hangings of enslavers. TIFFIN night school for foreigners to open at the local YOM OG.
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Chicago
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James C.ropes
O'Brien
Governor Cox Urges Women Support for League of Nations
Dayton report says Governor James M. Cox after a 11,000 mile swing West of the Mississippi tells a women’s group the League is the issue of the campaign. He outlines a social service program and calls for armament reduction, arbitration, open treaties, and higher labor standards.
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Mississippi River
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Welcome Home Cox After Westward Campaign
Governor Cox returned from a month long western trip to Dayton receiving a warm crowd reception. Thousands greeted him from his private car as it traveled through states west of the Mississippi. Cox spoke briefly at his city paper office noting Sabbath proprieties and then returned to Trail End. His campaign summary called the trip a wonderful win with just one rainy day and criticized senatorial oligarchy for withholding facts.
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Mississippi River
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Rena
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Wip
Girl Run Over by Auto Injures Leg in Chesterville
Laura Dunning, four year old daughter of Rev. William Dunning of Chesterville, was struck by a passing automobile Sunday evening while playing in the street. She was taken to Mount Vernon hospital where doctors diagnosed a compound fracture of the right leg.
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Laura
William Dunning
Chesterville
Sparta
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Harding Delivers Speech at Fremont in War Memorial Dedication
Senator Harding traveled by motor from Marion to near Fremont Ohio for the dedication of a memorial tablet honoring soldiers killed in the great war. He praised the American expeditionary forces and urged peace-time patriotism. The tablet was unveiled at Hayes Memorial Library on Rutherford B. Hayes birthday.
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Senator Harding
Fremont
Ohio
Harding
Hayes Memorial
Rutherford B. Hayes
Lord Mayor of Cork Struggles Through Hunger Strike
Terence Mat Swiney, Cork’s lord mayor, remained very weak after three days of hunger strike. A morning bulletin from London reports he had several hours sleep but shows little improvement. doctors note his condition has not significantly changed.
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The
Banner
London
Terence Mat Swiney
Cork
Spain
Sataia
Freight Train Strikes Truck. No Injuries Reported
AB and O freight train switching to Mt. Vernon yards struck Harold and Alee dorf truck. The truck bed was damaged but no one was hurt. MT. VERNON area report notes the incident occurred Monday morning with no injuries.
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Harold
Harry
Aleedorf
Flour prices down again as mills cut barrel costs
Minneapolis notes a fresh drop in flour prices with mills reducing family package barrels by 10 to 60 cents. A tragedy follows as William L. Seymour, 88, dies in a coal pit accident at a local factory.
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Minneapolis
Floureu
William L. Seymour
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