Giants Clinch World Series Game 1 With 6 1 Victory
The New York Giants defeated the New York Yankees 6 to 1 in Game 1 of the World Series. Carl Hubbell earned the win as rain soaked the field and key plays produced the decisive runs in the eighth inning.
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Giants
YANKS
New York
New York Giants
Associated Press
Yankees
Crosetti
Roline
Dimaggio
Gehrig
Dickey
Powell
Lazerri
Selkirk
Ruffing
Ee Ruffing
Yankee
Carl Hubbell
Terry
Ott
Ripple
Mancusco
Whitehead
Jackson
Hubbell
Crossetti
Carl Moore
Crossett
Hubbel
Kirks
Barcover
Tell
Browder Arrested in Terre Haute for Speech Ban
Earl Browder communist candidate for president and two companions were detained by Terre Haute police chief James Yates on vagrancy allegations after stepping off a Chicago train. Browder said he would speak despite the arrest and questioned the detention while Yates forbade Communist party speakers in the city.
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Associated Press
Terre Haute
Indiana
Earl Browder
United States
Chicago
James Yates
Browder
Yates
Commuist
Name Daily Nugget Subscription Offer
A subscription notice invites readers to join The Name Daily Nugget for $2 per month. The brief promotes ongoing access to the newspaper’s concise daily insights and market updates.
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Daily Nugget
Roosevelt Opens Reelection Campaign Repudiating Communist Support
President Franklin D. Roosevelt opened his bid for a second term in Syracuse endorsing Americanism and denouncing claims he received communist backing. He urged the Democratic party to bury the red threat and appealed to a cheering crowd at the state convention.
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Syracuse
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Tourist Visits to Mount McKinley Climb 64 Percent
The Interior Department reports that tourist visits to Mount McKinley National Park increased 64 percent this year compared with the same period last year.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Interior Department
Mount McKinley National Park
S. S. Victoria En Route Nome With Passengers
SEATTLE Sept 30 The S S Victoria of the Alaska Line sailed last midnight for Nome with thirty passengers and a cargo of freight. Passenger list includes Dan Connolly Ray Decker John Marshall and wife Miss L Stillwell Geraldine Rude Betty Bradshaw Jeanne Mozee Mrs N Strand and others.
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Associated Press
Seattle
S. S. Victoria
Nome
Dan Connolly
John Marshall
L. Stillwell
Geraldine Rude
Betty Bradshaw
Jeanne Mozee
N. Strand
Jane Parks
N J Bouck
Man with dual mind writes with two hands in Sydney
Stirling Wilkinson of Beecraft Sydney shows a claimed dual brain ability by writing different words and sentences with both hands and drawing two separate pictures at once with accuracy. He can also write words backward and began writing backward in school, prompting teachers to read mirrored text.
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Associated Press
Sydney
Australia
Beecraft
Stirling Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Mayor Dore Warns on Maritime Lockout and Roosevelt Takeover
Seattle mayor Dore told maritime workers at a mass meeting that police protection would be provided if they are barred from hiring halls. He urged a Roosevelt takeover of the shipping industry if shipowners refuse a truce, claiming broad wage-earner stakes in the dispute.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Dore
Roosevelt
Dollar Line Seeks Crew After Breakup With Unions
SAN PEDRO Sept 30 Dollar Line officials resume effort to sign a crew for the President Coolidge after a failed parley with unions. The liner was to sail at noon for Manila and the Orient. A company spokesman declined to reveal crew terms. A U.S. return voyage was considered if labor issues delay the ship.
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Associated Press
San Pedro
Dollar Line
Coolidge
Manila
United States
Coast Employers Refuse Further Contract Extensions
Maritime employers in California stated they are loath to extend expiring contracts unless unions agree to arbitration of unsettled issues and to halt alleged contract violations. The telegraphed message to Washington follows unions proposing a 15 to 30 day extension beyond September 30.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Maritime Commission
Washington, D. C
Airway Station Established At Igloo Nome Area
Weather officials establish an airway weather reporting station at Igloo Nome area with regular observations starting October 1 sent by radio to Nome. Howard Burkher named airway observer. previous efforts sought reports from Pilgrim Springs or Igloo for years. For sale at the Nome Nugget.
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Igloo
Art Patve
Nome
U.S
Howard Burkher
Pilgrim Springs
Dual Hand Writing: Wilkinson Converts Detention Policy
A boy with a splinted left arm learns to write with both hands, secretly completing tasks faster. In college he avoids disclosing his skill, then uses both hands to finish 400 lines in half the time. The master accuses aid, but Wilkinson proves he can multitask, doubling his detention time compared to peers.
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