RAGE FOR PENNANT GETS COMPLICATED
New York gains first place in the American pennant race by a six point lead. Brooklyn loses to Chicago as Cincinnati and New York fail to capitalize. Ruth adds two runs to reach 147 for the season, tying Ty Cobb’s AL mark of 1911. White Sox and Chicago shut out. Indians and Phillies shut out by Philadelphia pitching and Washington pitching.
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Ty Cobb
Hamilton
Funeral service for Arthur G. Shields announced
Twin Falls post announces funeral for Arthur G. Shields former 146th member. Services set for Wednesday, September 15 at Dewitt Chapel Falls. Post Commander Paul R Taber adjutant finance officer listed.
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Ils Post
Amperican
Twin Falls Post
Teefon
Arthur G. Shields
Dewitt Chap Falls
Paul R
Taber
Factories in revolt as workers seize plants and arm themselves
Workers seize multiple factories, guard banks, and demand military restraint. Shops operate under militia watch, with 12 hour shifts and mandatory drills. Some plants produce machine guns while management leadership is ousted by worker votes amid calls for negotiation.
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Izure
Worl
Connecticut Assembly Defies Governor Holcomb
Hartford Conn Rent 14 t iv defiance of Governor M Holcomb who in a message had said that the assembly would not ratify the 19th amendment. The body ratified the amendment in concurrent resolution despite his warning. The coming special session will again act on the 19th amendment as Governor Holcomb prepares to receive the proclamation from Secretary of State Colby declaring the amendment in force.
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Tennessee
Wuld
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House
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Colby
Orchestra of 45 in musical talent family
In Waltham Cross England a remarkably large family forms an orchestra of 45 pieces. Mr and Mrs GC lead a clan that includes three daughters, 33 grandchildren and many great grandchildren. Between them they play 46 instruments with seven grandchildren on organ piano and violin, while great grandchildren also dabble in organ.
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Waltham Cross
England
Jomez Promises No Revolution In Cuba
Havana reports Jose Miguel Gomez liberal candidate for president says Cuba will not undergo a revolution. He urges no more usurpations of power and asks the U S to enforce Crowder law to prevent fraud and coercion in the upcoming election.
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Cuba
Havana
Jose Miguel Gomez
Liberal Party
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Catholic Charities Discuss Relief Work Methods
National Conference of Catholic Charities met in Washington with clergy sisters and lay representatives to review relief activities and urged stronger efforts abroad. A cable from the papal secretary of state sent benediction and approval of the conference. Parkhurst blasts Maine vote as rebuke to democrats and endorses Harding Coolidge.
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Maine
Harding
Coolidge
Metagama Steamship Released From River Banks
The steamship Metagama of the Canadian Ocean Services line was freed from the St Lawrence River clay banks after being embedded for about 40 hours. It had run aground 85 miles below Montreal to avoid colliding with the freighter Wisley. Harvard’s Bob Tisher notes players appearing notably large in practice.
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Metagama
Ginadlan
Paéula Ocean Services
Hne
St. Lawrence
Wisley
Boxing permits limited as city sees growth
Portland officials plan to issue only three boxing permits this winter, reflecting rising interest in the sport in Orleans. Ross McCredie of the Portland club states he will not accept the Tigers managerial offer if extended, declining to replace Hughie Jennings.
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Bix Pro
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Commission
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Ross McCredie
Hughie Jennings
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Tigers
Musicians Win Strike After Pay Increase
Chicago reporters say musicians who went on strike July 5 won a salary increase. The settlement ends a wage dispute affecting about ninety percent of theaters.
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Chicago
Kid Gleason Guides White Sox To Strong Season
Chicago reports show Kid Gleason enhanced owner Comiskey’s fortunes as the White Sox played aggressive, scientific baseball under his leadership this year. The club benefitted from his steady hand and strategic approach shaping the season.
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Chicago
Kid Gleason
Comiskey
White Sox
Sox
Airplane Reaches Omaha on Transcontinental Soar
Plane No. 71, the first eastbound machine from San Francisco in the trans continental service, arrived in Omaha at 2:60 this afternoon. It will be sent back to Cheyenne tomorrow.
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Omaha
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Damages Suit Aims Millions From Mining Company
Alekandéy McDougall, president of the McDowell Building Co, seeks millions of dollars in a damage suit claiming the mining company wrongfully used ore between 1908 and 1918. He alleges the firm approprIated ore for its own washing margins. The suit hinges on a tonnage estimated at 20,090,000 tons.
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Minni
Alekandéy “McDougall
i‘McDowell- Dubbyilding Company
I Mining Comsaetepeinet
Pates
T He Company
Cheyenne Mail Plane Ferry Across the Country
Aly, Sept. 13. Mail flight number 154 departed Chicago this morning and is due to touch down at 6:05. The aircraft is being ferried across the nation carrying no passengers. The movement reflects early aviation mail service expansion.
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Chi- Yolock
Featherweights end in draw in El Paso fight
Dick Griffin of Fort Worth and Ralph Lincoln of Los Angeles fought 12 rounds in El Paso to a draw.
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Tex
Dick Griffin
Fort Worth
Ralph Lincoln
Los Angeles
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