Rain Delays 4th Yankee Card Game In St Louis
Postponed fourth game of the 1928 World Series due to rain in St. Louis. Judge Landis inspected the field and halted play. Cards and Yankees will resume the clash tomorrow, weather permitting, with the series tied.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
J. Plagins
J. Landis
New York Yankees
Cardinals
Yankees
Earlly
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Landis
Relief Association Makes Thanksgiving Plans
Members of the Warren Relief Association met for their regular monthly session at the Y cafeteria after a W.G.A. luncheon. Plans were discussed for distributing Thanksgiving baskets. Attending were Mrs. W. W. Marks, president, and others including Mrs. R. S. Hall, Mrs. Ethel Fisher, Miss Margaret Mooney, Mrs. B. F. Taylor, Miss Acuna Lesser, and Miss Edith Leatgren.
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Warren Relief Association
Tex
W. W. Marks
R. S. Hall
Ethel Fisher
Margaret Mooney
B. F. Taylor
Acuna Lesser
Edith Leatgren
War Veteran Lucien P. Rogers to celebrate 90th birthday
Lucien P. Rogers, a Civil War veteran and one of Warren county’s last survivors, will observe his 90th birthday Tuesday at his Oak Street home. A retired lumberman and oil operator, Rogers built his Oak Street residence and is a former member of Eben N. Ford Post, Grand Army of the Republic. His son Ernest G. Rogers, from Newport News, and relatives Miss Harriette Rogers and Paul T. DeFrees will attend the family gathering.
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Warren County
Lucien P. Rogers
Oak Street
Mr. Rogers
Ernest G. Rogers
Newport News
Newport News, Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Harriette Rogers
Paul T. DeFrees
Mr. DeFrees
Rogers
Company F
74Th Illinois Infantry
Eben N. Ford Post
Grand Army of the Republic
H .B. Mel
Wedding Day Reflections as Coolidges Mark Twenty Third Anniversary
In New York today President Coolidge and his wife celebrated the twenty third wedding anniversary. Their son John, now a railroad worker, was absent from home for the first time. The nation offers thanks for the president’s hard work and common sense during difficult times and praises Mrs. Coolidge for her steady White House leadership. Meanwhile Britain’s oil giants Anglo Persian and Dutch Shell align to form a stronger petroleum power, signaling increased government supervision of business.
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New York
Coolidge
John
Planes Crash in Air Killing Five in Michigan
Detroit Oct 8 Five persons were killed when two planes collided in mid air at about 300 feet. Captain Clement W. Brown 33 of the Michigan National Guard and his fiancée Miss Marjory Youill 27 of Vanderbilt were in one plane. Russell Paulger and two unidentified passengers were in the other. Brown a former Royal Flying Corps pilot attempted to pass under Paulger while the two ships collided. No witnesses could explain the accident. The planes separated and Paulger’s craft burned as it fell.
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Detroit
Clement W. Brown
Michigan National Guard
Marjory Youill
Vanderbilt
Russell Paulger
Brown
Royal Flying Corps
Paulger
Two Die in Crast Denver Plane Crash
In Cole, Oct. 8, Mary Belle Begale, 22, and sister Carol, 19, were killed when a plane crashed two miles east of Derby. Pilot Charles F. Wilson of Seattle was seriously injured.
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Crast
Denver
Cole
Mary Belle Begale
Carol
Charles F. Wilson
Seattle
Derby
Armistice Day Observance Planned With Football Game
Warren and Jamestown high schools meet on November 10 at Russell Field as plans unfold for a dual Armistice Day celebration. Chief Cornplanter Post aims to bring 34 posts from the 28th Legion district to Warren for the veterans’ observance, with a Monday post meeting to finalize arrangements.
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Warren
Jamestown
American Legion
France
En Kinnear
Legion
28Th
Warren-Jamestown
Russell Field
Legion Committees
Elderly man found dead by hanging in barn
The body of Henry Knoch, 75, of Tracey's Corners near here, was found today hanging from a rope in his barn. Authorities believe he hanged himself Sunday afternoon.
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Ease
U. P
Henry Knoch
Tracey
Knoch
Mills reopen 27000 workers at lower wage in New Bedford
New Bedford's 56 textile mills reopened after a 25 week strike by 127000 workers. Police from five towns kept order as 28 radicals were arrested at mill gates for disturbing the peace and loitering. Strike ended Friday with unions accepting a wage cut of 8 percent instead of 10.
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New Bedford
Mass
Radical Textile Mills Committee
Alow
Textile Milla Committee
Fall River
Taunton
Pairhaven
Dartmouth
Condition of cotton crop shows decline in September
Washington report from October 3 states the cotton crop condition fell from 60.3 to 54.4 percent of normal during September. The Agriculture Department forecast October 1 production at 13,993,000 bales, 446,000 bales below the September 1 forecast.
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Washington
Agriciture Department
Auto Train Crash in Martinsburg Kills Three
A collision at a grade crossing near Martinsburg West Virginia between a car and a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train left three dead including a mother and her seven months old daughter. The husband Walter Bly 30 of Cariboo West Virginia also perished in the crash while his wife and infant daughter died later at a Martinsburg hospital.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
U. P
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Here
Walter Bly
Cariboo
Martinsburg, Hospital
Crowd Fills Warren For Tribune World Series Play By Play
Large crowd in Warren gathered to watch the 1928 World Series game on the Tribune magnetic board. Traffic control, roped off avenues, and jammed Hickory street bridge described the busy scene. Reporter George Cunningham announced the play by play with others assisting. The game was paused by rain in St Louis, and the Tribune planned to resume tomorrow on the automatic player board.
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Tribune
Warren
the Tribune
Pennsylvania Avenue
River
Center Town
Hickory Street
Market Street
George Cunningham
South Side
Art Johnson
Lynn Patnar
David Kaiser
St. Louis
Republican women open campaign HQ in Warren County
Republican women of Warren County have rented J A Johnson's building in the Montgomery Ward block on Liberty Street to establish an aggressive campaign HQ ahead of the presidential election. Mrs. Robert Hall announced plans to attract all 52 precincts to visit, with work starting to occupy the office midweek. Henry H. Bassett aided the effort, promising a welcoming, efficient space with posters and literature to be distributed.
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Warren County
J. A. Johnson
Montgomery-Ward
Liberty Street
Robert Hall
Republican Women’s Club
Henry H. Bassett
Republican County Committee
Citizens Bank
Four Convicted In Bakeries Hold Up Case
Pittsburgh October 8 Four men were found guilty of participation in the $14000 Ward Baking Company messenger holdup in Allegheny county court. John Otis and Sylvester Mantz received guilty verdicts in a sealed trial opened today. the jury urged mercy. William Murphy and George Schreider were convicted of conspiracy. Rudy Swiderski was found not guilty of participation. Sentence will wait until remaining charges are resolved.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
John Otis
Sylvester Mantz
Ward Baking Company
Allegheny County Criminal Court
William Murphy
George Schrei_der
Rudy Swiderski
Elder W. Marshall
Evans City Yard Conductor Dies in Fog at Grade Crossing
Nor rig Sutton, 58, of Evans City, was killed at Callery Junction when his car was hit by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train. Sutton, a 27 year railroad employee and yard conductor, was likely unable to see the oncoming train through heavy fog.
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Butler
U. P
Norrig Sutton
Evans City
Callery Junction
Sutton
Women delegates voyage to state federation meet in Lancaster
Mrs J A Schofield Miss BE FP Braddock Miss Ella M Tybout and Mrs W H Alien depart by motor Monday afternoon for Lancaster Pa to attend the thirty third annual meeting of the State Federation of Pennsylvania Women opening Tuesday morning at the Iris Club the convention led by president Mrs John A Frick Allentown Pa The program covers annual reports from departments and debate on international relations the multilateral treaty for the renunciation of war and other current issues.
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J. A. Schofield
BE. Fp.braddock
Ella M. Tybout
W. H. Alien
Lancaster
State Federation of Pennsylvania Women
Iris Club
The
PF. P. W
John A. Frick
Allentown
Aviator Killed When Plane Crashes in Ohio Field
In Cincinnati Ohio two aviators crashed after their plane fell into a corn field. Lovell Connelly age 30 from Norwood was killed while Theodore Hunter age 23 from Milford suffered a fractured skull and additional injuries and was listed in critical condition. Rescuers cut the men from the wreckage.
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Cincinnati
Lovell Connelly
Norwood
Theodore Hunter
Milford
Hunter
Reacuers
Auto plunges over bank injuring four near Shepherdstown
Four persons were injured when their car went over an embankment near Shepherdstown West Virginia. Robert Martin suffered a fractured skull and was in critical condition at a Martinsburg hospital. Others hurt were Otis Brainthwaite Dorothy Barbour and Dorothy Kees.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Shepherdstown
Robert Martin
Otis Brainthwaite
Dorothy Barbour
Dorothy Kees
Men Trapped as Dormitory Fire Rages at Ohio Penitentiary
A dormitory fire at the Ohio State Penitentiary in Junction City trapped inmates and led to 20 missing men with at least three dead. Guards alerted by a bakery worker found flames bursting from the basement. Prison officials reported 28 of 38 inmates unaccounted at noon and sent clothing and food to Columbus to support displaced prisoners.
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Columbus, Or
Ohio State Penitentiary
Junction City
Oetala
Yiebims- Versun
Posoners
Coon
Tullow
Robert Homer
John Duncan
James Webster
Joe Paying
Bernard Kinney Whiting
Jess Hays
Warren Caches
Frank Rebucki
Ray Cooper
J. Pickering
Mosen Boncho
Roosevelt Delkce
Colored
Frank Kearns
Brat“ KschFhsky
Richard Jordan
Alex Snyder
Burton Stults
William Cramer
Delmar Hill
William * Cole
Grafton
Wiliam O'Malley
Cleveland
O'Malley
Brick Plant
State Penitentiary
Columbus
Roseville
Weather forecast for western Pa shows showers and warmth
The forecast notes showers tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions tonight. Local observations record 37 at 1 a.m. and 66 by 2 p.m. Water level at the river below normal with no precipitation. Sun sets tonight at 5:32. Tuesday sunrise at 6:05 and sunset at 5:20.
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Tiver
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Arthur Brisbane
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MILLS
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Dieudonne Costes
Sengel
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Brazil
Buenos Aires
South America
South Atlantic
William W. Hads
United States
Paris
Montgomery- Ward Block
Baking CO
Pen Plant
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