Hoover campaign set to draw 100000 to Tennessee rally
Special trains will ferry supporters from several southern states to Elizabethton Tennessee for Herbert Hoover’s first Southern campaign speech. A 2000 acre area is set for motorists and 500 police will control traffic as a mountain pageant marks the Kings Mountain battle site nearby. Hoover then travels to Johnson City for a Chamber dinner before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Elizabethton
Tennessee
Herbert Beover
Mason Dixon Line
Renance
South
Kentucky
North Carolina
Virginia
Hoover
Kings
MacDonald to Host Warren County Bar Members
Farle MacDonald, president of the Warren County Bar Association, plans to entertain members at his summer home on Conewango Creek near Akeley Thursday evening. Dinner at six with a short business session to follow. LeRoy Eddy serves as secretary and E Bordwell as treasurer.
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Farle MacDonald
Warren County Bar
Conewango Creek
Akeley
LeRoy Eddy
E. Bordwell
Marriage Licenses Issued to Kilber Anderson Pierson Pair
Marriage licenses issued Wednesday and Monday to Raymond Gustav Kilber and Ellen Adda Anderson both of Warren. Harold Laverne Pierson of Jamestown R D 78 and Emma Agnes Rose of Panama New York also received licenses.
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Raymond Gustav Kilber
Ellen Adda Anderson
Warren
Harold Laverne Pierson
Jamestown
R. D
Emma
Agnes Rose
Panama
N. Y
ABE MARTIN Candidate Wes Licklider Photographed
ABE MARTIN notes Wes Licklider, ally of the farmers, went out into the county today to be photographed but faced questions about campaign funds. The piece questions local officials and the portrayal of candidates.
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Wes Licklider
Pulling a Coolidge in a City of Wealth and Politics
Arthur Brisbane reports on Hoover and Smith political bets and the scramble in New York Pennsylvania and the Solid South. Wall Street cues shift with expectations of Howie Hoover support. Chicago churches prepare for guidance as the election approaches.
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Coolidge
Arthur Brisbane
Wall Streets
Governor Smith
New York
Street
Smith
Wall Street
Hoover
Chicago
Chicago Church Federation
Providence
Woman flier sets new altitude record in Britain
Croydon, Oct. 4. Lady Heath, Britain's noted woman flyer, broke the British altitude record for light aircraft by reaching 26,000 feet solo in a Moth. Scout units in the county distributed Red Cross appeal blanks at Scout headquarters to aid a campaign seeking 5,000 dollars for rehabilitation work in Florida and Porto Rico.
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Croydon
England
U. P
Lady Heath
Britain
Scouts
Red Cross
Warren County
Florida
Porto Risa
Final Tributes Paid To Noted Lumberman John B Moore
Warren friends and relatives gathered Thursday at the Moore homestead in Garrland for services honoring lumberman John B Moore a pioneer of Pittfield township. Miss Patti Peffer sang and burial rites followed at the grave with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers from Warren and visiting towns. Attendees included Hon E W Parshall, Henry H Bassett and numerous residents from West Virginia New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York.
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Warren
Johns
B. Moore
Fairfields
Moore
Garland
Pittefield Township
B. F. Barron
Charleston
W. Va
S. T. Davison
Youngsville
Patti Peffer
Charlea Moore
Joe B. Moore
Carl F. Martin
John B Moore, Jr
Myron T. Co
Republican County Committee
Frederick H. Barron
Emerson D. Currence
Moorefield
Claude Maxwell
Elking
Clarence H. Hershey
East Quarge
N. J
Myron T. Coffman
Ellamore
Thomas McCabe
Salamanca
Shehan
Ray Sheahan
I. L. MacPherron
Greenhurst
Harry Wilson
Jamestown
N. Y
Wary Dwyer
Frank O'Davy
Edward Boyle
OW City
Lewia Palwer
Leo Augglott
Helen Paimes
Erie
Robert McCoy
Fairmont
W. K. Andrews
Waterford
First Inning Play by Play From St Louis vs Yankees
In the opening frame Douthit and Paschal contribute contact outs for St Louis while Ruth hits a double driving in Gehrig for New York. Meusel foul lines and Hafey, Hoyt, and Bengough all navigate without surrendering further runs or hits in a quietly contested half.
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St. Louis
Paschal
Rafey
Koenig
Hafey
Ruth
Gehng
Gehrig
Meusel
Frisch
Ren
Notable Inning Highlights From Yankees Cardinals Game
The text details mid game at bat by bat actions through the third and fourth innings featuring Maranville Sherdel Douthit and Ruth for the Yankees and Gehrig Meusel Ruth and Lazzeri for the Cardinals. It notes no runs or errors in the specified frames and highlights a spectacular Bengough catch.
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Louis Maranville
Maranville
Ruth
Sherdel
Dugan
Douthit
Bengough
Cardinals
Yankee
Arma
Line Up and Innings Notes From St Louis vs New York Game
A detailed batting order for St Louis and New York is listed with field positions and umpires. Hafey Harper Lazzeri Wilson Bengough Dugan Maranville Sherdel Hoyt Umpires are named. The text records outs, hits, and the progress of the inning through Paschal Frisch and Hoyt against the Yankee batting order.
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New York
Hafey
Dugan
Frisch
Bengough
Bottomley
Sherdel
St Louis
Louis
Douthit
Paschal
Cf High
Koenig
Ruty
Gehrig
Th Hafey
If Meusel
I Harper
Cf Lazzeri
Wilson
C Dugan
Maranville
Gs Bengough
McGowan
Pitman
Yankees vs Robins seventh inning rally and Bottomley homer
A late inning surge features Bottomley homering to right field as the Yankees mount a comeback. Durocher replaces Lazzeri at second. Frisch and Dugan contribute, while Sherdel fans Ruth and Gehrig as the visitors hold the lead at the end of the frame.
Hits and Scores in World Series Opener Summary
Babe Ruth powered the Yankees in the first game of the World Series with a double and a run, while Gehrig drove in another on a double. Ruth added a second double in the fourth, scoring on Meusel’s homer to right field. Baile faltered, Bengough to Harper, no runs, one error.
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ST. Louis Frisch
Harper
Dugan
Bottomley
Yankees
NEW York
Meusel
Sherdel
Darother
Durocher
Freskh
Mararville
Reaarygs Ug
Bam
Bengough
Eighth Inning At St Louis Worded Innings
In the eighth inning for St Louis Wilson strikes out then walks as Or sattt, Helm, Holm, and Douthit go down or reach on balls. Ruth and Gehrig hit singles driving in runs with Meusel also contributing before an error free frame ends.
Ninth Inning Substitutions Halt Yanks Rally
In the ninth, Duest replaces Paschal in center for the Yanks. Frisch and Bottomley exchange hits. Bottomley singles. Hafey flies out to Ruth, no runs, one hit, no errors.
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ST. Louis
Bottomley
Hafey
Ruth
Scope of graft probe extended by Gardner
District Attorney Samuel H. Gardner expanded the graft investigation to Pittsburgh officials and to McKeesport and nearby boroughs. Twenty of the thirty three witnesses summoned to the Allegheny county grand jury were from the McKeesport district.
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Pittsburgh
Samuel H. Gardner
McKeesport
Allegheny County
Couple Seeks Legal Change of Surname in Pennsylvania
Jacob Hermanovich and his wife filed a petition in common pleas court seeking to change their family name to La. The unusual request aims to shorten their surname, reflecting a personal decision on identity.
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Pittsburgh
Jacob Hermanovich
Common Pleas Court
Yankees Win First Game of 1928 World Series
The New York Yankees defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to 1 at Yankee Stadium to open the 1928 World Series. A record opening crowd packed the stadium as Wee Willie Sherdel pitched for the Cardinals against the Yankees led by Bill McKechnie. Continuous coverage continues on Page Two.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinal
Willie Sherdel
Bill McKechnie
Cardinals
Soves
Fae
Downcaat
Page
Triumph School Hit by Epidemic
Triumph Hall school in Triumph township reports a 60 percent attendance drop due to a mumps outbreak. Assistant superintendent A U Blair found 26 pupils enrolled with only four remaining unaffected since opening. Teacher Miss Elsie Johnson is reported immune. Youngsville also reports mumps among its schools.
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Triumph Hall
Triumph Township
A. UL. Blair
Elsie Johnson
Youngsville
Bank cashier released on bail after burglary and arson
EB L Flick 26 year old cashier at Citizens Bank Plessantville freed from Franklin county jail on $15,000 bail after bail reduction from 25,000. He is charged with burglary and arson following a bank burglary and fire a week earlier. Attorneys argued the prior bail was excessive.
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Franklin
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