Pirates Clinch World Series In Rain Battle At Forbes Field
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Washington Senators 9 to 7 at Forbes Field to win the baseball world championship. Rain and mud punctuated the game as Kremer earned the win for Pittsburgh while Johnson took the loss for Washington.
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Walter Johnson
Senators
Cuyler
Associated Press
Forbes
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Washington
Forbes Field
McNider Named Assistant Secretary of War
Han ford McNider of Mason City Iowa was named assistant secretary of war to succeed Dwight F Davis after Weeks resignation. McNider 36 year old banker and former national commander of the American Legion.
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Dwight Davis
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hanford McNider
Mason City
Iowa
McNider
Dwight F Davis
Weeks
Death of Indiana Senator Samuel Ralston
United States Senator Samuel Moffett Ralston of Indiana died at his country home after a long illness. He had served as governor in 1912 and won the Senate seat in 1922. His death followed kidney disease, with family and close colleagues at his bedside.
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Preas
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Samuel Raulston
Lebanon
Indiana
Raulstob
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Irom
Statesman
Best
Washington
Ralston
Alfert J.bdveridge
McAdoo
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Julian C. Ralston
Emmett G. Ralston
Boyd .M. Ralston
Julian Hogate
Danville
Glenn R. Ralston
Senator Ralston
Samuel Moffett Ralston
America
William G. McAdoo
Alfred B. Smith
New York
Firig
AFL opposes independent labor party at convention
The American Federation of Labor rejected forming an independent labor party after debate. President William B Green urged labor interests be served by backing friendly candidates now, noting a future shift from agriculture to industry might justify such a step. The convention also rejected recognizing Soviet Russia in a separate resolution.
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Labor
Federation
Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor Today
Labor Party
William 8. Green
America
J. Shafir
Chicago
United States
Soviet Russia
Atlanta editor indicted for libel of Clark Grier
Walter F. Grey announced Benjamin J. Davis of Atlanta editor of the Atlanta Independent has been indicted in Emmanuel and Floyd counties for libel. The complaint by Clark Grier alleges Davis libeled him in a series of editorials.
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Atlanta Independent
Swainsboro
Associated Press
Swainsboro,Ga
Walter F. Grey
Middle
Benjamin J. Davis
Atlanta
Atlanta, Independent
Emmanuel
Floyd
Clark Grier
Davis
Albany to host national pecan growers meeting
The National Pecan Growers Association selected Albany Alabama as the next meeting site after closing its annual convention. E C Butterfield of Winona Texas was named president Clifton Kirkpatrick of Selma was elected first vice president and Dr T H McHatton of the Georgia State College of Horticulture was named second vice president.
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Selma
Ala
Alpany
Fas
National ‘Pecan Growers Association
E. C. Butterfield
Winona
Texas
Clifton Kirkpatrick
T. H. McHatton
Georgia State College of Horticulture
Hot fight for U C V commander likely
Albany Ga Oct 15 A fight between supporters of General D B Morgan state commander and Dr C L Moore of Atlanta loomed over the late commandership of the Georgia Division White Confederate Veterans.
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Albany, Ga
D. B. Morgan
C. L. Moore
Atlanta
Georgia Division
Dawes to Speak in Atlanta on Senate Reform
Vice President Charles G. Dawes arrived in Atlanta to deliver an address at City Auditorium on Senate reform after expressing sorrow over Senator Raulston of Indiana's death. A guard of honor, parade, luncheon at Capital City Club, and a Dawes Day observance at the Southeastern Fair are planned with a Stone Mountain memorial visit.
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Atlanta
Raulston
Indiana
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
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Terminal Station
Fort McPherson
Twenty-Second Infantry
Vsitor
Capital City Club
City Auditorium
Dawes
Stone Mountain
Dixie Motorcade Leaves Atlanta For Florida Trip
Members of the Dixie Highway Motorcade visited Stone Mountain in Atlanta before resuming their tour to Miami. The caravan began in Sault Ste. Marie Michigan and will split in Macon to travel via Hawkinsville Fitzgerald Waycross Jacksonville and another route through Perry Cordele Valdosta Lake City and Tampa.
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Miami
Assocrat
Atlanta
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Hawkinsville
Fitzgerald
Waydrogs
Jacksonville
Theother
Perry
Cordelo
Valdosta
Lake City
Tampa
Sault St. Marie
Michigan
Purchases Move to Create Premier U S Railroad
The Kansas City and Southern Railway buys the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific, gaining a controlling stake in the St Louis and Southwestern Cotton Belt line. This Reuters style brief notes plans for a leading nationwide railroad.
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New York
Kansas City and Southern Railway
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
St. Louis
Southwestern
Cotton Belt” Railway
Conviction of Bob Chew Upheld by Eighth Circuit
The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the federal conviction of Bob Chew in Little Rock for using the mail to defraud in promoting the Bob Chew syndicate number two. The ruling comes from El Dorado area fraud charges and confirms the Lit tle Rock jury verdict.
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Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Bob’ Chew
Little Rock
Bob Chew
el Dorado
Arkansas
Fefd
Treasury to Propose 20 Percent Max Surtax
Washington Oct 15 The Treasury plans to urge Congress to fix a maximum surtax at 20 percent in the next tax law Meanwhile Secretary Mellon and Under Secretary Winston have not yet settled the exact amount of total tax cuts They are awaiting the Ways and Means committee start of hearings Monday with a plan to be ready to explain the figures.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
The
Treasury
Congress
Winston
Painleve lauds Locarno Pact success and German adhesion
Premier Painleve congratulates French delegation to Locarno on draft security pact completion. Germany formally joins the Rhine Pact with France Belgium as principals and Britain Italy guarantors. Mussolini arrives to participate in the conference close.
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France
Belgium
Associated Press
Paris
Premier Painleve
Locarno
Briand
Locanor
Great Britain
Italy
Mussolini
British in Drive Against the Reds
London reports the British government pressing against Communist activity with raids on headquarters and other centers. Several followers of the Red banner have been arrested as pamphlets urging mutiny among soldiers and sailors drew anger.
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London
The
Red Banner
Passenger Train Sideswiped by Freight in Virginia
A passenger train traveling north from Fredericksburg to Washington was sideswiped by a freight train. One person was injured as crews investigated the collision and damage along the track near Fredericksburg, Virginia. Rapid responders transported the injured to a local facility for treatment. Investigators examined signaling and braking records to determine fault and sequence of events.
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Virginia
Alexandria
Fredericksburg
Washington
Monroe Man Tenders Secretaryship to Georgia Governor
Albert B. Mobley of Monroe has been offered the private secretary post to the Georgia governor. Matthew C. Bennett becomes chief examiner for the Georgia Securities Commission, after serving as acting secretary.
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Monroe
Georgia
Atlanta
Albert B. Mobley
Matthew C. Bennett
Georgia Securities Commission
Freight Train Crash Near Quantico Injures Worker
A freight train incident near Quantico Virginia today seriously injures worker E. L. Musselman.
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Quantico, Va
E. L. Musselman
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