Giants Rally Ends in Extra Innings as Yanks Tie Series
In tense Polo Grounds action the Giants score three in the first, Yankees respond with runs in the first fourth and eighth. The game goes to the tenth when darkness halts play and the teams remain tied three to three, setting up a decisive extra inning showdown.
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Yankees
Giants
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Snyder
Pipp
Stengel
Stenzel
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Gunningham
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Yanks
Cunningham
Schange
Ward
Scott
Frisch
American Tractors Plow Russian Fields Amazes Peasants
25 American tractors with plows work in Alexandrovsk district Ukraine to prepare thousands of acres for fall planting. Peasants, once discouraged by famine and lack of work animals, become tractor converts under the Missionary relief effort.
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Associated Press
Alexandrovosk
Russia
Ukraine
American Mennonite Relief Organization
Interurban conductor marks 19 years without lateness or accidents
Keokuk Oct 5 1903 James M Allen known as Dad celebrates 19th anniversary with the Interurban line run between Keokuk Hamilton and Warsaw Ill He has never been late a minute and has had no accidents during his 19 years on the job and is beloved by passengers
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Associated Press
Keokuk
Hamilton
Warsaw
Ill
James M. Allen
Allen
Cyril Henry of Brighton Visits with Arnold Link
Cyril Henry of Brighton is visiting today with his friend Arnold Link.
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Cyril Henry
Brighton
Arnold Link
Rock Island Railway 76th Anniversary Program October Tenth
The Journal outlines a Washington event celebrating the Rock Island Railway 76th anniversary. Schedule includes a 1 10 p m band concert in Central Park, a 2 20 p m march to Robert Shields park, a tree planting, multiple addresses, medallion presentation to J T Easter, and a 8 10 p m band concert with Dr W W Bowers giving benediction. Local residents invited to participate.
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Rock Island Railway
Washington
Central Park
Robert Shields Park
Iowa
Robert Shields
John J. Batley
D. D. Sher
W. Livingston
D. J. Palmer
J. T. Easter
Ainsworth
A. R. Miller
W. W. Bowers
Cubs Hope To Win Game Today In Chicago
Chicago Oct 5 The Cubs who have lost 13 games to the White Sox since 1915 gather for the second game of 1922. Manager Bill Killifer says the worm must turn as Gorham Leverett or Ted Blankenship likely to pitch again after yesterday’s 6 to 2 loss. An ideal day promised a large crowd.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bill Killifer
Urban Faber
Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples
Marriage licenses were issued today to Lord Paul Guy of Washington and Mabel Engel of Brighton, and to Lee Hoover of Council Bluffs and Rhea Adele Warren of Washington.
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Lord Paul Guy
Washington
Mabel Engel
Brighton
Lee Hoover
Council Bluffs
Rhea Adele Warren
Do Things in Season Ecclesiastes Wise Saying
A terse line echoes Ecclesiastes about timing for every purpose and work. It emphasizes measured actions aligned with season and intention. The note uses a familiar biblical verse to remind readers that timing shapes effort and outcomes.
Fire kills thirty in Ontario forest blaze
North Bay Ontario October 5 The Associated Press reports a northern Ontario forest fire has claimed about thirty lives and left more than 5 000 people homeless. Officials say property losses will run into millions as the blaze continues to burn briskly.
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Associated Press
Northw Bay
Ontario
Northern
George W. Lee
Temiskamig and Northern Ontario Railway
Fires devastate Minnesota forests and towns
In Minnesota forests burned across over 100 miles causing extensive damage to small settlements. Manganez in Crow Wing county suffered a direct fire strike as crews of more than 109 men worked to halt advancing flames amid shifting winds.
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Associated Press
Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Iron Range
Duluth
Cuyuna Range
Crow Wing
Manganez
Eight Children Hurt as School Bus Flips Onto Embankment
A Elwood consolidated school bus carrying eight to ten children overturned and rolled down a steep embankment near Clinton. Eight youngsters suffered bruises but none were seriously injured, and the bus landed bottom side up.
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Associated Press
Clinton
Elwood Consolidated School
London police seek head of band of international criminals
Des Moines Ohio reports the governor seeks the leader of an international crime syndicate. A State Horticultural Society officer notes a massive surplus of apples may rot this fall due to market conditions and suggests an orchard to consumer plan to reduce unsold fruit. He predicts higher prices by Christmas and urges growers to sort and store excess fruit if markets are inaccessible.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Napoleon of Crime Said Leading London Jewel Thieves
London police hunt head of a famed international criminal group described as a Napoleon of Crime. The elite cadre includes educated, cultured figures who plot burglaries and jewel robberies, using campaigns and meticulous planning to evade detection. Experts note rising risks and insurance premiums.
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Associated Press
London
Napoleon
J. W. Bell
London Teehing
Glasgows steeplejack survives miraculous fall
Glasgow reports the luckiest steeplejack, George Armstrong, who fell from the highest chimney stack but landed in a water tank beneath with only minor injuries after slipping past iron bars. The incident, dated October 5, is conveyed by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
George Armstrong
Armstrong
Greeks Refuse to Sanction Mudania Agreement
Greek delegation at Mudania conference rejects the accord. They say they were not empowered to accept it and require instructions from Athens, conveying dissatisfaction with the Mudania terms.
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Associated Press
Smyrna
Athens
Army Aviators Begin Long Nonstop Flight to New York
Lieutenants John A. McCready and Oakly Kelly started from Rockwell Field at 5 56 in the giant monoplane T 2 aiming to reach New York without a stop. They planned an average speed of 15 miles an hour for the flight.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
John A. McCready
Oakly Kelly
Rockwell Field
New York
Vacation Trip Prompted By Local Friends
William Bragg and Keith Jones left last evening for Burlington to spend their vacation with their friend Herold McClennan.
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William Bragg
Keith Jones
Burlington
Herold McClennan
Agreement Reached With Turkish Leaders
A breakthrough accord was announced after talks with Turkish leaders, outlining terms likely to ease tensions and shape regional cooperation. Key figures cited include government representatives and senior officials from both sides. The agreement aims to address security and economic concerns and sets a framework for continued dialogue.
80th Withdrawal Turks and Allies to Leave Neutral Zone
An Allied Turkish agreement from Mu dania outlines withdrawal from the neutral zone on the south Dardanelles border. Britain and Turkish forces retreat to Gallipoli and behind the Grancious and Skamander lines. Allies stay in Constantinople during peace talks pending Kemalist authority. Greeks evacuate Thrace in 10 days or face port blockades and potential cross-Dardanelles action.
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Associated Press
Pakiis
Mudania
Figaro
Dardanelles
Gallipoli
Grancious
Skamander
Uniform marriage laws urged at Legion convention
Iowa American Legion Auxiliary delegates will press a resolution for a uniform marriage law nationwide at the national convention in New Orleans. Proposals include naturalization after five to ten years of residence, dignified citizenship ceremonies, a mandatory three month course in citizenship education before issuing papers, and removal of Brig. Gen. C. E. Sawyer as head of the bureau for disabled veterans.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
United States
Iowa American Legion Auxiliary
Ameican Legion
New Orleans
Iowa Auxiliary
C. E Sawyer
Bureau For Disabled Veterans
Four Firemen Die In Chillicothe Letter Factory Fire
In Chillicothe Missouri a blaze at a letter factory trapped four firemen in an elevator, suffocating them. Others were overcome by fumes as the fire caused an estimated loss of about 2500.
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Chillicothe, Mo
Saskatchewan and North Dakota search for liquor bandits
Saskatchewan and North Dakota authorities search for six bandits believed to have killed Regina liquor dealer Paul Mattoff. The men robbed a liquor truck, taking its cargo and Mattoff’s $6,000 payment.
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Associated Press
Regina
Saskatchewan
North Dakota
Paul Mattoff
Mattoff
Drunk Man Kills Lyle Minn Officer In 2:15 A.M. Shooting
Lyle city marshal Chris Johnson, about 60, was shot and killed at 2:15 a.m. by Paul Strayr, 48, of Lyle. Strayr, intoxicated, was taken into custody. Officials cite resentment at Johnson’s attempts to send him home as possible motive. no witnesses.
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Associated Press
Lyle, Minn
Chris Johnson
Paul Strayr
Lyle
Strayr
Atto
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