Washington and Pittsburgh battle through tense extra innings
In a long tense game across nine innings and extra frames, Washington and Pittsburgh churn through hits and errors. The rallying Pirates dodge a scare as Goslin, Carey and crew deliver late offense while Rice, Ruel, and Myer spark the Washington lineup.
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Goslin
Peck
Cuyler
Barnhart
Travor
Stan Harris
Shington
Liebold
Fgtson
Kremer
Smith
McKechnie
Lie
McNeely
Kart
MecNeely
Goose
Meely
Judge
Carey
S. Harris
J. Harris
Islin
Everyar Ps
Myers
McCormick
Myer
Washington
Rice
Marberry
Ington
Wright
Grant
Mitch
Harry Hooper
Boston Red Sox
The
Pirates
Um- Rigier
Tray
Peckinpaugh
Ruell
Erry
Fantham
Lost plane may linger in Ohio district
East Liverpool Ohio Oct 10 a search for Charles Ames air mail pilot missing since October 1 moved to this locality as the airplane with apparent engine trouble passed west ten miles from here and disappeared a janitor Sam Gater told police the craft nearly crashed into tree tops and likely went down in unfrequented woodland near the area
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Liverpool
Ohio
Charles Ames
Air- Hi
Sam Gater
Diver Broadcast From Bottom of North Sea
In Germany on October 10 a diver became the first to broadcast from the sea floor to distant observers. The Hamburg broadcast reached thousands, presenting the diver's impressions of the North Sea.
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Germany
Gerna
Hamburg
North Sea
Unclear Heading From Aged News Item
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a 1924 era sports or public notice with seating details and an outlook line. The readable portion is too incomplete to identify persons, teams, places, or concrete outcomes.
New Orleans Cotton Opens Quiet as Weather Map Fails
The New Orleans cotton market opened quiet with losses of 22 to 31 points as frost predictions faded and temperatures fell to 34 at Oklahoma City. December, January, and March futures eased to about 20.58 and 20.65 before a late rally in the first half hour. Spot cotton closed 33 points lower with 8,524 sales.
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New Orleans
A.P
Oklahoma City
Cotton market opens steady with losses on weather map
New York cotton opened steady to lower with declines of 21 to 38 points as buyers pulled back after weather maps failed to show a killing frost in the southwest. Hedging appeared heavy with December slipping toward 21.32 while trade interest lingered and week end covering prompted minor rallies from the session low.
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New York
A.P
St. Paul
Frrsco
Wilson and Company
Cotton Prices Hold Steady in Liverpool Market
Liverpool reports steady prices across grades with American cotton included in 23,000 bales sold and no new receipts. Futures closed barely steady with October at 11.21 and July at 11.27 among others.
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Liverpool
Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady in New York Trade
Cottonseed oil closed firm in New York as of October 10 with listed futures and spot prices for prime summer yellow at 16.00, prime crude around 8.50, and various contracts including January 10.10, March 10.21, April 10.25, May 10.34, October 10.06, and December 10.07. Sales reported.
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New York
Gesemrt
Grain market rises as wintry weather tightens wheat supplies
The Oct 10 report notes sudden wintry weather boosts wheat prices with a 3 to 4 cent rise from a week earlier. Corn and oats show mixed moves, while provisions fall. Immediate delivery demand for wheat at Chicago and St Paul remains brisk, with scarce high grade grain and a late-week setback dampening gains.
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Chicago
United Etates
Rockies
St. Paul
Poultry Receipts Reported From Chicago Market
Chicago market report shows nine carloads of poultry arriving. Fowls sold at 16 24 cents, springs at 21 1 2 cents, roosters at 20 cents, turkeys around 20 cents, ducks at 20 22 cents, geese priced at 1.
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Chicago
Poultry
Poultry Alive Farmer
Shoals report to be prepared for Coolidge
The Muscle Shoals commission will begin drafting a report on the Tennessee river nitrate project for President Coolidge, with a target delivery before November 15. Sessions to resolve differences on operation vs government ownership resume next Wednesday.
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Washington
Special Muscle Shoals Commission
Coolidge
Wall Street Close Shows Firm Tone On Holiday Buying
Stock prices rose in today’s session as buying orders supported by expectations of easy money and rising trade after the holiday. Public utilities and merchandisers gained while speculative belief in forthcoming gold shipments aided the market. Pre holiday profit taking touched high priced issues as totals reached about 900000 shares.
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Wall Street
Co York
A.P
Avaone
Market Upturn Outweighs Cotton Decline In Week
The week saw stock markets resume gains while cotton hit yearly lows after a larger government crop estimate. Wheat fell on higher supply projections as brokers' loans weighed. Gold shipments resumed to the U S from Britain and Japan moves toward the gold standard. Bank reserves rose by about 41.99 million, lifting excess reserves to 20.45 million.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Chrysler
Olls
Great Britain
Japan
Wall Street sees wide mix in Oct 10 trading
Foreign exchange rates steady with Britain at 4.8378 and Belgium 4.521-2. U.S. stocks list numerous majors including General Electric at 2001-2 and General Motors at 119 1-2 while unfilled U S Steel orders total 3 717 297 tons, up 204 494 from August.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
New York Pro Produce Prices Mixed Across Markets
Wheat steady to firm with No 2 Red Winter at 1.50 to 1.56 per bushel and Dec 1.42 traded. Oats and rye show mixed to steady movement with No 2 Western rye around 8.5 to 9.0 cents. Freight rates firm with Atlantic ports at 15c. Wool and hides also indicate stable to firm levels across domestic and Territory markets.
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New York
United Kin
Iterrae Ports
Hamburgh
Rotterdam
Texas
Ain
Potatoes Receipts and Prices Reported Across States
Chicago market report notes 136 carloads received with total U S shipments 1108 cars. Trading fair and market steady. Wisconsin sacked round whites priced around 2.20 with some higher, bulk 2.00 to 2.18. Minnesota sacked round whites listed from 2.00 to 2.15.
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Chicago
A.P
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chicago Livestock Market Sees Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Livestock receipts total about 9,000 with hogs steady to 1½ lower from Friday’s low. Hogs bulk at 11.50 to 11.90, top 12.00, sows 9.50 to 10.40, slaughter pigs 11.25 to 11.35. Cattle receipts 1,000 with fed steers lower, yearlings at 16.25, grassers around 11.40, fat cows 4.25 to 6.50, vealers 1.00 to 1.50 lower. Sheep receipts 5,000 with fat lambs steady after prior decline.
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Chicago
East St. Louis Livestock Markets Report Week Receipts
East St. Louis market data for hogs cattle and sheep shows receipts totaling about 6 000 head. Hogs sold steady to strong with top at 12.20 and light hogs near 12.10 to 12.15. Cattle receipts 590 with feeders slightly lower and beef cattle mixed. yearlings and steers varied from 14.25 to 19.50 with cows and canners down. Sheep receipts 1 000 with nominal trade. fat lambs around 15.50 and up to 16.85 for best western lambs, overall week range 15.29 to 15.75.
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East ST. Louis
A.P
First icy touch hits states in middle west snow
Snow debut locks cold air across the midwest and northeast with frosts and flurries in Pennsylvania northern New York and Ontario. Worlds series football games postponed as sleet and soggy fields slow sports action. Temperatures drop to freezing levels in New York Jacksonville and Omaha with forecasts of warmer days ahead.
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Ontario
International News Service
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Weather Bureau
Cut Rate Proposal to Be Investigated
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an investigation into the St. Louis and Tennessee Packet Company plan to cancel a joint $3.80 per bale rate on uncompressed cutter from Tennessee river landings between Paducah Kentucky and Florence Alabama to New Orleans. The change would raise the rate to $7.30 per bale from the current $3.89.
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Washington
Cinternational News Service
St. Louis and Tennessee Packet Company
Tennessee River
Paducah
Florence
Ala
New Orleans
Interstate Commerce Commission
Vegro's Home Targeted by White Mob in Philadelphia Area
A mob of white residents stormed the home of boxer George Godfrey in Philadelphia last night. They smashed windows and destroyed furniture but he and other occupants were not at home. The attack was framed as opposition to alleged negro encroachment on a white residence district.
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Los Aes
George
Godfrey
Boxer
Philadelphia
Weather Fronts Drive Storm Warnings Across States
A broad low pressure system moves southward as storm warnings spread from Jacksonville to Portsmouth New Hampshire. Rain snow and sleet hit Chicago while the Dakotas to Georgia endure freezing temperatures and frosts. New York City and northeastern cities face gales and cold, with workers bundled in heavy coats.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Middle Western
Chicago
Dakotas
Georgia
New York City
Pittsburgh
Albany
Boston
New Haven
Air races postponed due to high winds in New York
The national air races including the Pulitzer speed classic were postponed to Monday after a 65 mph gale damaged eight De Havilland planes and uprooted marker Sylon No 4. Brigadier General Fechet ordered the delay to prevent takeoff accidents and danger to planes. Yesterday's rain delays push events to Tuesday.
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de Haviland
James E. Fechet
Army Air Service
Boreayu
New York City
Tax Reductions in New Session Likely
Sen. Arthur Capper of Kansas predicted in Chicago that the next congress would cut federal expenditures by 350 million dollars. He said the top surtax could fall from 40 to 25 percent, the normal tax to 4 percent with a $4,000 income exemption, nuisance taxes would be eliminated, and tax exempt securities may be abolished.
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Arthur Capper
Kansas
Illinois Chamber of Commerce
Capper
Congress
Labor Federation Urges Use of Seals in Goods
The American Federation of Labor adopted three resolutions urging trade unionists to buy wallpaper hats and hand-made window glass bearing the union label. The move aims to promote union-made products and support labor brands.
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Atlantic City
A.P
American Federation of Labor Today
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