Indians Win First World Series Game 3 1 Over Dodgers
Cleveland Indians beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 1 as Stanley Coveleskie dazzled with five hits allowed and key escapes. Marquard yielded four Indian hits before leaving in the sixth. Mamaux and Cadore shut out Cleveland the last five innings. Crowd near 25,000 witnessed the opener at Ebbets Field.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Stanley Coveleskie
Cleveland Indians
Ebbetsfield
Coveleskie
Cleveland
Dodgers
Rube Marquard
Marquard
Robinson
Baptist Missionary Protest Fines for Sunday Worship in China
Dr. W. M. Young, a Baptist missionary in Yunnan, protests to the U S consul at Canton and province officials over fines from 5 to 400 dollars imposed on residents for observing the Christian Sabbath. A letter to the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society says higher Chinese officials discountenance the fines.
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New York
W. M. Young
Yunnan Province
China
United States
Canton
Doctor Young
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
New York Registration Drops in City For Election
In New York City the first day of registration shows 118,098 voters registered, down from 125,732 in 1918. The article notes that women may register this year, but the initial figures still reflect a decrease.
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New York
New York City
Farmers Loss Amount Estimated At One Point Seven Five Billion
Washington reports estimated toll of price reductions in July and August hits about 1.75 billion dollars for farmers nationwide. George P. Hampton, head of the Farmers' National council, bases the figure on prices received for wheat corn potatoes apples cotton and beef cattle.
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Washington
George P. Hampton
Farmers’ National Council
Labor Aids Building Boom in Chicago
Chicago labor leaders announce building trades will not seek wage increases next spring as part of a campaign to boost housing. George Meyers of the Glaziers' union says 48 affiliated trades were asked to refrain when contracts expire, with fifteen responding affirmatively. He promises no jurisdictional fights for one year, noting past strikes slowed work.
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Chicago
Building Trades
Chicago Real Estate Board
George Meyers
Glaziers’ Union
Simon O'Donnell
Building Trades Council
Meyers
Japanese Optimistic on California Statue Talks
Japanese vice foreign minister Mesano Hani wara will report to the standing committee of the opposition party in the house of peers on Monday if summoned. He will say negotiations with the United States on the California statue issue are progressing favorably, with no publicity until both governments agree to disclose details.
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Washington
Mesano Haniwara
House of Peers
United States
Japan
California
Bolsheviks under pressure as Kharkov fall endangers Reds
London reports Russian retreat southwest of Minsk as Polish forces push eastward. General Marino and Wrangel join to trap Bolsheviks near Kharkov with insurgent bands reportedly seizing Nikolaiev near Odessa. Cholera feared among Kharkov troops as conscripts surrender in large numbers.
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Baron Wrangel
South Russia
Marino
Kharkov
Smnelnikova
Ekaterinosiay
Russia
Dnieper
Nikolaiev
Odessa
London
Minsk
Moscow
5000 Attend Hog Show Second Day At State Fair
Burlington game amid busy fair week draws attention as 5000 spectators watch hog judging and parades at Des Moines. Beckt referee for Washington Burlington clash. Peterson to umpire. coaches prep the squad for a hard home contest.
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Kansas State Aggies
Des Moines
State Fair Grounds
Beck
Iowa
Peterson
Coe
A. W. Crow
Burlington
Dickinson
Washington
du Bois
Macon
Putnam
DuBois
Fairy tale by Queen Marie becomes Paris stage hit
A fairy tale written by Queen Marie of Romania for her youngest daughter has been adapted into a play and scored a brilliant success at its initial Paris performance.
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Marie
Romania
Paris
Normal Training Club organized by high school seniors
The senior normal training girls formed a normal training club with Marjorie Schulty as president Mildred Benson as vice president Beatrice Knox secretary and treasurer Roxie Lauderman club reporter The group will meet alternate Fridays starting Oct 15 to discuss rural school problems for aspiring teachers A constitutional committee and a program committee were named for the semester led by Nellie Reister Martha Wysoske Rosa Derpy and Bessie Love Mabel Wallace and Hazel Brown respectively
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Marjorie Schulty
Mildred Benson
Beatrice Knox
Roxie Lauderman
Nellie Reister
Martha Wysoske
Rosa Derpy
Ad Advance Delayed by Breakfast Mishap
In a humorous kitchen note the editor explains a belated week’s advance caused by a breakfast delay. The Missus cooked bacon worth 50 cents and set it aside briefly while a fruit jar was accidentally laid over it, delaying the kitchen crew as they hunted for the lost portion.
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Wellman
Morning Sun Man Named Moderator Of The U P Synod
Rev J H McCormick of Morning Sun was elected moderator of the United Presbyterian synod of Iowa now in session at the First church. Dr W M Story of Coin was elected vice moderator and Dr A L David church was re elected standing clerk. The synod opened with a sermon by the retiring moderator and, with prayers and roll call, began a full program of reports and discussions.
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Morning Sun
United Presbyterian Synod of Iowa
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McCormick
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Ainsworth
Keokuk
W. M. Story
Coin
A. L. Davidson
The
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Clarion
M. G. Munn
Waterloo
Leslie Mountford
Wash
W. J. Stewart
Winterset
Colleges
N. J. Calhoun
W. B. Anderson
Philadelphia
Board of Foreign Missions
Paul
W. E. McCulloch
Pittsburgh
United Presbyterian Church
McCulloch
McGranahan
R. W. McGranahan
R. E. Lackey
Guernsey
R. A. Montgomery
Fairfield
J. B. Work
Tarkio
Thompson
Des Moines
New World Movement
A. S. Bailey
Stanwood
T. R. Aikin
Monroe
M. McConnell
Garner
W. G. Comi
Goldfield
Second game of the series to Brooklyn pennant hopes
The report notes Brooklyn's win in the second game of the series, boosting the team's chances for the pennant while detailing the standings and key plays. Brooklyn remains favored as the pennant race tightens with another victory.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Star Pitcher Grimes Fans Cleveland in World Series
In Brooklyn's 3 to 0 win over Cleveland, Grimes pitched steadily while Bagby and ONeill formed the Cleveland battery. Bagby was relieved by Uhlie in the seventh. Brooklyn scored in the second, fourth, and ninth innings as Cleveland connected seven hits but could not score. Attendance on the second day was very heavy.
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Brooklyn
Cleveland
Bagby
O'Neill
Cleveland Battery
Grimes
Miller
Uhlie
Broklyn
Pittsburgh secretary attends Iowa synod meeting
Dr. E. Milligan of Pittsburgh the secretary of the board of publication of the United Presbyterian church attends the Iowa synod meeting here.
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E. “. Milligan
Pittsburgh
Board of Publication
The
United Presbyterian Church
Iowa Synod
Local church notices and club announcements in West Chester
Community groups list events in West Chester including a church supper at United Presbyterian basement starting 5 p m Thursday, Junior W W G meeting Friday at Mrs Frank Sage home, Mothers and Social clubs meeting Thursday, Methodist Ladies Aid annual dinner Friday 50 cents, and a Young Women's Home Missionary sewing session with clothing drive for Orcutz Day Nursery children. An Upstreamers edible sale at Wilson Heating Co is set for Saturday Oct 9.
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United Presbyterian Church
West- Chester
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Young Women's Home Missionary Society
Jessie Eicher
South Town Ave
Orcutz Day Nursery
Thurch
M. E. Church
Wilson Heating Co
New Sharon Troop Gains Certainty and Support
New Sharon moves toward forming a Cavalry Troop after a Commercial club meeting at T. R. Osborne furniture store. Twenty-two business men sign to recruit at least two enlistees each, promising 32 horses locally, three steady jobs, and an estimated 12 000 to 15 000 dollar annual government income. The project includes a built facility for indoor drills, weekly paid training at 50 cents per hour, and plans to achieve high horse riding standards while serving the nation.
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New Sharon
Commercial Club
T. R. Osborne
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