Dodgers Win Third World Series Game 2 1 Over Indians
Sherry Smith’s pitching held Cleveland to one run as Brooklyn Dodgers edge Indians 2 to 1 in game three. Olson, Wheat and Kilduff produced key hits, with Robinson’s managing aiming for a two game lead as the series moves toward Cleveland.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Sherry Smith
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn Dodgers
Robinson
Speaker
Cleveland
Spurs
Ball Park
Sumup
Indians
Brooklyn Dodiera
Clevelands
Smith
Olson
Evans
Wamby
Johnston
Burns
Caldwell
O'Neill
Sewell
Griffith
Wheat
Myers
Mails
Konetchy
Kilduff
Wood
Wat son rails at League of Nations in Hagerstown
Senator James E. Watson addresses a packed Coliseum condemning the League of Nations as a route to super government. He attacks Democratic policy, cites "watchful waiting" in Mexico, railroads under McAdoo, and says the United States must control immigration and sovereign policy. The parade precedes the event with strong women participation.
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United States
James E. Watson
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White House
Europe
Association of Nations
Haiti
Liberia
William McAdoo
Watson
Board of Plas
American Legion
John N. Rupe
Harding-Coolidge Club
Hagerstown
American Legion Band
Centerville
Ine
Esther Griffin White
Charles Teeter
Smith, Kilduff Lead Scoreless Brooklyn Cleveland Tie
Baseball game narrative in progress with no runs through the eighth inning. Smith and Burns are involved, Sears and Sewell work for Cleveland, Kilduff and Konetchy anchor Brooklyn defense, later exchanges include Nunnamaker and ONeill substitutions and Wheat’s hit off Sewell.
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Gardner
Griffith
Wood
Sewell
Kennethy
Smith
Brooklyn
Miller
Mails
Burns
Olson
O'Neill
Wamby
Konetchy
Kilduff
Myers
Evans
Johnston
Neil
Nels
Wheat
Evans Field
Speaker
Konetehy
Wam
Nunnamaker
Manx
Jamieson
Able
Kenetchy
Grans
Brooklyn Oil Tank Explosion Kills and Injures Dozens
An oil tank aboard the British steamer G R Crowe exploded during repairs at Shewan’s dry dock in Brooklyn. About 10 workers were aboard. within an hour reports listed a dozen dead and many injured. Rescue crews and Red Cross workers rushed to the scene as four bodies were recovered and more were missing.
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Bs Associated Press
New York
G R Crowe
Shewans Dry Dock
Brooklyn
Red Cross
Dry
Eschbach Says Commission Could Compel Production
Indianapolis October 7. The chairman says the state experts interpret the law to allow the commission to compel coal production to meet Indiana needs. Indiana has 227 mining companies operating 254 mines, 151 licensed wholesalers, and 1,178 retailers.
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Eschbach
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hospital Tag Day Seeks Public Support in Richmond
The Reid Memorial Hospital holds its annual tag day this Saturday with booths outside stores. Proceeds aid the hospital aid society for replacements of worn daily use articles. Citizens are urged to buy tags to show appreciation for the emergency institution’s round‑the‑clock readiness.
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Reid Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Aid Society
Reid Hospital
Elkhart Central Shops Slashed Ten Percent
Elkhart Indiana October 7 officials announced a ten percent cut in the force of the main shops of the New York Central railroad here to take effect Saturday.
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Lary Wesoueus
Slkhart
Ind
New York Central Railroad
Census Bureau counts America population in millions
The census bureau announced the United States population is about 105,700,000 for the continental states, plus roughly 12,250,000 in island possessions, totaling about 117,950,000 under the flag. Growth from 1900 to 1910 is around 21 percent, with city and industrial centers expanding while rural areas lag. The 13th census work began in 1910 and resumes after a 40 week counting and data collection effort led by Sam L. Rogers with many enumerators and clerks.
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Washington
United States
Insular
Stars and Stripes
Census Bureau
Sam L. Rogers
Indiana bankers attend state convention in Indianapolis
A delegation from local banks led by Robert Weichman of Dickinson Trust R E Swallow of American Trust George L Cates of Union National and Albert D Gayle of First National represented the city at the state bankers convention in Indianapolis. The event opened at 10 am with remarks by association president R W Akin and National Bankers Association president R S Hawes. Afternoon speakers included Benjamin M Anderson Jr and James W Good discussing the budget and expenditures with a general banking problems discussion to follow. Wives were to be entertained at tea at Mrs Frank D Stainaker’s home and a theater party was planned for the bankers that evening.
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Robert Weichman
Dickinson Trust Company
R. E. Swallow
The
American Trust and Savings Bank
George L. Cates
Union National
Albert D. Gayle
First National Bank
Indianapolis
R. W. Akin
Sullivan
Association
R. S. Hawes
St Louis
National Bankers’ Association
Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr
New York
Chase National Bank
James W. Good
Iown
Appropriations Committee
House of Representatives
Gond
Frank D. Stainaker
Coal Operators Fear Walk Out in Oklahoma
Oklahoma coal fields await possible miners action as union secretary E R Ross warns of a vacation style strike by workers under the Southwest Interstate Coal Operators Association after a 30 percent pay demand was denied in Kansas City. Union officials say a walkout would not be sanctioned and may lead to suspensions.
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Associated Press
Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Southwest Interstate Coal Operators’ Association
E. R. Ross
District 21
United Mine Workers of America
Southwest
Kansas City
Ross
Oklahoma Mine Operators’ Association
Coal price fixings barely affect local market in Indiana
Indiana coal prices in Richmond fall to 6.65 to 7.50 a ton mine run including freight, with 30 to 50 percent cut from prior levels. Dealers doubt impact since out-of-state coal escapes regulation, risking mine closures, car shortages, and higher local costs. The commission seeks to address car demand to ease the market.
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Indiana
Richmond
Brazil
Fuel and Food Commission
K. Smith
Richmond Coal Company
C. A Jones
Commission
Young City Boosters Annex 600 Members
Howard Stelln kamp, chairman of the membership committee, reported at 1 p m Thursday that the Young Men's Business club added 600 members toward a 1000 member goal. He estimated the final total would be reached by 6 p m Thursday. He noted enthusiasm as prospects lined up to join.
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Young Men's Business Club
Howard Stellnkamp
Enal
Bergdoll Suspected in Springfield Motor Party Visit
Local ex service men today suspected Grover Bergdoll, convicted draft evader, was in the city as a member of a motorist party that stopped briefly. A dark blue Cole touring car carried two men and two women with the driver asking the best route to Springfield. The man was seen in the rear seat and police were alerted.
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Grover. Bergdoll
Springfield
Refined Sugar Falls to 11 Cents in New Low Record
New York reports another yearly low in refined sugar as the Federal Sugar Refining Company cuts the price from 12 1/2 to 11 cents per pound. Raw sugar remains at 8 cents duty paid.
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New York
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Dissatisfied coal dealers seek hearing on margins in Indiana
Indianapolis Oct 7 Retailers say the 2 25 a ton margin set by the special coal and food commission is too low to operate. Chairman Eschbach grants a hearing for the Bunting Coal Co Warsaw at 10 am next Monday. He invites any retailer unable to operate under the margin to present books. He argues the mine price in Indiana is liberal, citing a case where a small firm paid its president 20400 and a secretary 7500 last year.
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Indianapolis
Special Coal and Food Commission
Eschbach
Bunting Coal Company
Warsaw
Indiana
Cox in Kentucky and Tennessee campaign swing
Governor Cox resumes his nationwide speaking tour through Kentucky and Tennessee. He opens at Elizabethtown, travels to Bowling Green and Nashville for mass meetings, with more Kentucky cities planned. The campaign highlights the League of Nations and moral and material issues, with Dems including Johnson Camden.
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Associated Press
Cox
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Louisville
League of Nations
Johnson Camden
Bowling Green
State Committee
Weather Forecast Indiana United States Weather Bureau
Felt and warmer tonight and Friday. Temperatures rise as far east as Ohio. The cool wave prevails over the Ike region central and eastern states while the warm wave moves eastward. Summer temperatures prevail from Saskatchewan southward with highs from Medicine Hat to Moorehead ranging 80s to 90s. General rain storm spreads from the far west and northwest moving east from the Pacific coast.
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Ike
Ohio
Saskatchewan
Medicine Hat
Devil's Lake
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Moorehead
Minn
South Dakota
Montana
Nebraska
Kansas
Pacific Coast
Harding Pledges Staying Out of League Pact
Des Moines, Iowa. Oct. 7. Senator Harding declared he would favor staying out of the Versailles covenant and rejected any league with reservations. He urged reject ing the covenant entirely, contrasted with Governor Cox, and vowed to form a world association only after election. He claimed the Paris League is dead and warned the Democratic platform misstates the issue. He said the United States should stand alone, preserving constitutional independence while leading in world relations.
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Des Moines
Iowa
League of Nations
Harding
Versailles
Cox
Senate
League
Watson
Paris League
Counser
KIWANIANS HEAR NATIONAL GUARD PLANS FROM MAJ HARRIMAN
Maj L H Harriman spoke to Kiwanis Club about forming a National Guard company in Indiana with social and educational aims. He highlighted technical and vocational guard work, rifle shooting, athletics and state pay figures. Club members showed interest, with a guided tour planned and a flying squadron to Winchester. Five new members were admitted and more applications received.
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L. H. Harriman
Indianapols
Kiwanis Club
P_ temple
National Guard
Harriman
Adj
Harry B. Smith
Kiwanians
Dell Davis
Sepa
Winchester
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