Pirates Win Second World Series Game in Eight by Cuyler Homers
In a high humidity game at Forbes Field, Kiki Cuyler slugged a pivotal eighth inning homer driving in Moore as Pittsburgh defeated Washington 8 to 2 to even the World Series at one game each. A2 Guyler and Wright are noted for earlier homers in the series.
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Pfftsburgh
Guyler
Wright
Pirate
Forbes Field
Kiki Cuyler
Moore
Pirates
Washington Senators
Senators
Owens
Sam Rice
Vic Aldridge
Grantham
Aldridge
Traynor
Rice
Sanley Harris
Stanley Harris
Goslin
Carey
Box Score Hustle Sees Aldridge Win Pirates Tilt
Summary of a baseball game detailing pitching by Aldridge and Coveleskie, with hits by Bluege, Wright, Rice, and Traynor. Pirates offense mixed with defensive plays, including a note on Traynor’s plate appearance and Grantham’s struggles against Covey. Page 8 continuation hinted.
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Judge
Cuyler
Wright
Coveleskie
Veach
S. Harris
Bluege
Aldridge
Ruel
Balk
Coveleskle
Grantham
Covey
Stanley Harris
Washington
Rice
Barnhart
Traynor
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Sivesereenere
Pitteburgh
Noel Must Stand Trial for Murder
Newark judge rules Harrison Noel must face trial for the killings of six year old Mary Daly and Raymond Pierce, a chauffeur. The judge ordered remand for trial, stating the jury must determine guilt or innocence.
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Noel
Associated Press
Newark
N. J
De‘fendant
Mary Harris Armor Re elected President of Georgia W C T U
Georgia W C T U officers were reelected at the Macon meeting with Mary Harris Armor of Hastman chosen to continue as president. Other officers include Marvin Williams of Atlanta as vice president and W G Cotton of Columbus as corresponding secretary.
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Mary Harris Armor
Georgia
Hastman
Marvin Williams
Atlanta
W. G. Cotton
Columbus
Lella A. Dillar
Emory University
Josephine Hammond
Monroe
Betty R. Cobb
Carrollton
Indian murderer to be executed in Prescott
Prescott Arizona October 8 The death pack of cards was distributed today by U S Marshal George Mauk Each card entitles one person to witness the execution of George Dixon Susynamie a young Walapai Indian Saturday for the murder of Arthur Cavell Prescott taxicab driver Due to threats of vengeance from some Walapai members extra precautions are being taken
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Associated Press
Prescott
Arizona
United States
George Mauk
George Dixon
Susynamie
Arthur Cavell
Plane crash at national air race kills and injures two
The Associated Press reports at Mitchell Field New York that pilot Harry Bunnelli was killed and Clarence D Chamberlin was injured when a home built monoplane crashed during the first seven events of the national air races on October 8.
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Associated Press
Mitchell Field
N. Y
Harry Bunnelli
Clarence D. Chamberlin
New Jersey Pilot Wins Two Seater Event at National Air Races
Mitchell Field New York October 8 Baail P Howe of Keyport New Jersey piloting a Thomas Morse plane won the two seater free for all race opening the national air races. His 100 mile course time averaged 100.2 miles per hour.
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Mitchell
Cole Calmy Hears Final Arguments in Ormond Killing Trial
Rockingham N C Oct 8 Confidence shown by W B Cole as the jury heard the last arguments in his trial for the murder of W W Ormond The wealthy manufacturer read letters while his attorney spoke to the jury detailing his defense.
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Rockingham
N. C
I W. B. Cole
W. W. Ormond
Georgia Weather Update Local Showers Tonight and Friday
Local showers are expected tonight across Georgia with fair conditions in the far south. Friday will bring cooler air in the north and continue showers elsewhere as winds shift from gentle to moderate.
Mitchell Refuses To Testify At Shenandoah Inquiry
Colonel William Mitchell refuses to testify before the naval court investigating the Shenandoah airship disaster. He objects to swearing, cites army orders, and declines to accept service for counsel. The court adjourns to 10 a.m. tomorrow as higher officials decide the next steps.
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Associated
Sae
Washington, D. C
William Mitchell
Naval Court
Shenandoah
Mitchell
Adjutant General
War Department
Intermittent Rains Slow French Moves in Morocco
In Fez on October 8, intermittent rain hampers French operations against Moors. A wide cavalry flanking attempt from Camp Berteaux toward Ajdir is postponed due to weather. General Boichett’s nineteenth corps advances north of Witane, holding a 15 mile line from Kitane to 25 miles from Ajdir with strong defensive positions.
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Morocco
Ajdir
Associated Press
Fez
Camp Berteaux
Ajdair
Witane
Boichett
Nineteenth Corps
Kitane
German chancellor urges lasting peace at Locarno talks
Locarno Switzerland October 8 German chancellor Luther announces hope for peace for all time in talks with British and French leaders. Stresemann and Chamberlain meet privately on Lake Maggiore for decisive dialogue as nations seek compulsory arbitration for Rhine pact and greater security in Europe. Czechoslovakia expresses optimism amid cautious progress at the conference.
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Associated Press
Locarno
Switzerland
Stresemann
Germany
Austen Chamberlain
Luther In
M. Briand
Lake Maggoire
Europe
League Assembly
Episcopal canon revision eyed on divorce remarriage
The Episcopal diocese of Southern Ohio asked the General Convention to revise canon on divorce remarriage. They seek state control of divorces and ecclesiastical authority for remarriage to assess all evidence. Colorado diocese invites 1928 general conference to Denver. General William W. Skiddy of New York was re elected treasurer of the general convention.
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Episcopal Convention
New Orleans
Skiddy
Associated Press
Southern
Ohio
House of Deputies
General Convention of the Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Colorado
Denver
William W. Skiddy
New York
General Convention
The
Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
County Officers Capture Liquor Car
Mr H L Wikle was arrested Wednesday by Officers Stewart and Cobb with four hundred and fifty bottles of whisky in an Oakland car on Summer Hill road. Four hundred quarts valued as a rich haul were seized. Wikle, who lives in Jacksonville, pleaded guilty before Judge Macintyre. Fined 750 or 12 months on the gang the car sold for 300. Liquor displayed on Broad street drew a crowd then dumped and destroyed along the court house ditch. Destruction prevented hospital use. all bottles were ruined.
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H. L. Wikle
Stewart and
Cobb
Oakland
Summer Hill
Wikle
Jacksonville
Macintyre
Broad Street
Court House
One Dead In Ammonia Tank Explosion At LaClede Building
An ammonia tank exploded in the basement of the LaClede Gas Light building in St Louis causing a fire and numerous injuries. One unidentified woman was found dead in the cashier's cage on the first floor as firefighters rushed to evacuate over sixty workers to hospitals.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
LaClece Gas Light Company
Christy Mathewson Dead, Baseball Great Passes Away
Saranac Lake New York October 8 Christy Mathewson one of the greatest pitchers dies in his mountain camp from tuberculosis and pneumonia linked to gas in France as World War I hero. Cincinnati fans mourn his death after his 1916 Reds manager stint and 1917 1918 pilot years.
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Country
Saranac Lake Camp
Associated Press
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Christy Mathewson
Mountai
Chemical Warfare Service
France
American Legion
Omaha
Walter Johnson
Mathewson
Cincinnaati
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Reds
Gerald Chapman Begins New Fight to Escape Death
Hartford Oct 8 Gerald Chapman the bandit and killer of Policeman James Shelley at New Britain on October 12 last year began another bid for his life this afternoon when his counselor asked the court for a stay of execution and new hearing on his case.
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Gerald Champan
Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
James Shelley
New Britain
Cotton crop forecast pushes prices up
The United States government report shows an estimated total cotton production of 14,769,000 bales with over 7,000,000 running bales ginned before October. State figures include North Carolina 1,150,000. South Carolina 850,000. Georgia 1,065,000. Tennessee 466,000.
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Associated Press
Washington D. C
Consolidated Cotton Report
Department of ‘Agriculture
Census Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Cotton Prices Fall After Government Forecast
New Orleans report notes December cotton prices down 105 points and late months 72 to 73 points as government forecasts 1888 production much larger than expected.
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New Orleans
Cotton prices fall on upraised crop estimate in New York
New York October 8 prices drop about 3.75 per bale after government crop estimate shows 14,700,000 bales. The figure is roughly 600,000 bales above what traders expected.
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New York
Coolidge Returns to White House After Legion Trip
President Coolidge returns to the White House from Omaha where he attended the American Legion convention. A freight wreck near Sir Johnston West Virginia delays his train en route to Washington but the president and Mrs. Coolidge are unharmed. Sued on his appeal from his murder conviction before the state supreme court of errors.
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Washington
Omaha
American Legion Convention
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
White House
Nebraska
American Legion
President Coolidge
Martinsburg
W. Va
Sir Johnston
West Virginia
Supreme Court of Errors
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