Grimes Shuts Out Indians as Dodgers Rally Early
Brooklyn defeats Cleveland 3 to 0 in the second game of the best of event at Brooklyn. Burleigh Grimes pitched a masterful game with fast balls that puzzled AL hitters. Leslie Nunamaker delivered a pinch hit in the ninth. Bagby was solid but Brooklyn capitalized on his curves. crowd size swelled as the race for the title tightens.
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Brooklyn
NX. Y
Cleveland Indians
Beoner
Burleigh Grimes
Bagby
Dodgers
Jimn Bacby
Court blocks day raid on private premises in Kentucky
Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled peace officers cannot search private property or seize liquor without a warrant. The case grew from an attempt to enforce prohibition laws when a sheriff searched a citizen's home and took liquor. the court ordered the liquor returned, deeming the search unlawful.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Hunger strike widow appeals to Harding and Cox in letters
Mrs Muriel MacSwiney, widow of the hunger striking lord, and his sisters Mary and Annes Swiney request the possible next U.S. president outline actions against foreign brutality oppressing Ireland. The missives were sent to Senator Harding and Governor Cox in London in October.
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London
Oct. T
United States
Ireland
Harding
Cox
Muriel Mac. Swiney
Ebb
Mary
Annes
Anti Japanese question worsens in United States
Seiyukai minister Motoda warns anti Japanese sentiment is rising in the United States and could strain Japan United States relations yet hopes humanitarian Americans may help a peaceful settlement after the presidential election. He appeals for humane justice and friendship between the nations.
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United States
Ful
Japan
Seiyukai
Bere Salunoshin Motoda
Harding in Middle West on first stage of trip
Senator Warren G. Harding arrived in Chicago on the first stage of a five day Middle West tour. He will speak for the Daniels ticket and leverage his leadership in close senatorial contests. Officials of Republican Headquarters briefed him as the party moves to Congress. Harding rested several hours as the special train was shifted to another station.
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Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Middle West
Dhenias
Harry S&s. New
Indiana
Harding
World Revolution Declared Impossible by Deputy Treves
Deputy Treves, a socialist, writes for a Milan publication that a world wide socialist revolt excluding Anglo Saxon proletariat is impossible. He argues Anglo Saxon peoples will never accept Moscow 21 points and notes French and German proletariats include inactives within communist propinquity.
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Rome
Treves
Milan
Moscow
Ane Curlebs
France
Germany
Small Is Named Rep Nominee for Governor in Illinois
The state canvassing board confirmed Len Small as the Republican nominee for governor after reviewing official returns from all counties. Oglesby trails by 7,902 votes with 877,005 to 369,108. McKinley leads for Senate with 372,530 over Smith. Democratic figures show Lewis ahead of O’Hara for governor by 12,800 and Waller over Burke for senator by 4,019.
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Springfield
Len Small
State
Jin
Kankakee
Vietor
John John G. Oglesby
Coe
Smalls
Oglesby
Woodruff
William McKinley
Frank L. Smith
Republicat
McKinley
Smith
Emerson
Ye@id
Thompson
Lewis
O'Hara
Waller
Burke
Lowden
Small
Seventy Jurors Drawn for November District Court Term
A panel of 70 petit jurors has been drawn for the November term of district court opening Monday Nov. 1 with Judge C. A. Dewey presiding. The list includes jurors from Washington Keota Ainsworth Brighton Riverside Wellman Kalona Crawfordsville and more.
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District Court
C. A. Dewey
Busby
Washington
Bickford
R. H
Keota
Brinton
B. E
Brighton
Boyd
P. H
Ainsworth
Wellman Hayes
Glen C
Harras
W. W
Irwin
Dave
Ingham
Homer
Jackson
C. W
Klosiek
J. A
Ainsworth Keller
R. C
Krentz
Krause
Ainsworth Lemon
Wilson
Crawfordsville
Luithly
H. A
Rubio Lease
R. E
Langenberg, Chas. F
Washing
Just Us Club Meets for All Day Quilting and Elections
The Just Us club gathered for an all day session with Mrs Mimick and a quilt for Mrs Devis. Mrs Hopen gardener was elected secretary and treasurer to replace Mrs Roscoe Lemley who moves away. The Braden club near Crawfordsville and Ainsworth hosted a meeting at Mrs John Lee's home with two new members Ms Mariel Maxwell and Mrs Frederickson joining. A porch party at Mr and Mrs J H Weston celebrated Corp Jesse H Swift returning to Camp Sanderson Texas with 45 guests.
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Just Us
Braden Club
Crawfordsville
Ainsworth
John Lee
Mariel Maxwell
Frederickson
Cee Perty
J. H. Weston
Corp
Jesse H. Swift
Camp Sanderson
Texas
Washington figures in the Wead and Zeck column
A Wead entry alongside A E Washington and T H Will with Ainsworth Zeck noted, listed under Washington. The brief mentions names in connection with a Washington segment, reflecting a local notation of individuals.
Special Services at Haskins Church Begin Week of Evangelistic Events
Special services start Monday evening at Haskins Presbyterian Church under Rev. Frank A. Gageby of Chicago. A Washington gospel team aids the pastor during the Sunday evening service ahead of the evangelistic meetings. In a separate notice, Jesse R. Harvey's body, killed in France, arrived in New York and will depart for Washington.
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Haskins Presbyterian Church
Frank A. Gageby
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Mr. Bowers
Jesse R. Harvey
France
New York
Body Arrives in New York for Sergeant Claude Swisher
Swisher received notice that the body of his son, Sergeant Claude Swisher, has arrived in New York. The time for sending the remains home is not yet known.
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New York
M. Swisher
Claude Swisher
Local residents attend Synod and visits noted
Mrs. Geo Seaton returned to Keota after visiting Mr and Mrs Will Shuman. Mrs Kate Diehl of West Chester returned home after attending the Synod. Rev and Mrs A J McConnell of West Chester attended the Synod here. Mr and Mrs Howard McCleery and others from Columbus Junction motored to Des Moines. Dempsey Land Company advertises exchange propositions.
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Geo. Seaton
Keota
Will Shuman
Kate Diehl
West Chester
A. J. McConnell
Howard McCleery
Orr
Columbus Junction
Col Nicola
R. E. Schulty
Des Moines
Dempsey Land Company
Notable Address Caps Iowa Synod Meeting Closing
Dr W Williamson delivers closing address on Family Religion at the Iowa Synod annual meeting ending at First church Des Moines. The day featured sessions led by Drs Thompso McGranahan Raitt Jamieson Work and Anderson with talks on New World Movement faith and college church life.
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Iowa
United Presbyterian Church
R. W. Thompso
Des Moines
R. W. McGranahan
Knoxville
Tenn
New World Movement
G. E. Raitt
Pittsburgh
Department of Spiritual Life
Interchurch World Movement
Interchurch
W. M. Ramsey
Garner
Secretary of State
E. 8
Brown
St. Joseph
Montgomery
Parsons College
God
Christ
W. C. Williamson
Local Notes From Columbus Junction And Nearby
Residents including Mr and Mrs T B Jackson and Mrs C C Heacock were in town on business. E T Davis of Crawfordsville and R G Wilson with sister Alice of Keota shopped yesterday. Mrs J Rothschila returned from Chicago. Nutting parties fill woods as Teachers State closes school for two days. Patricia Keeley asks for return of a lost blue pocket book. Mrs L S Patterson plans to visit Ft Dodge and daughter. Alfred Fulton travels to Falesteld for vacation at Jacob Henderson’s home. Mrs Alma H Holland attends Des Moines Missionary meeting in Indianola. Mrs C B Hulse plus Edna and Mrs Robert Cone visit Washington. Mrs Coney sees Blanche Crawford in Powetersville. Edward and Virgil visit with Mrs Charles Goodwin before returning home. A large Edison laboratory phonograph is offered for sale by E Plumly with special pricing after three weeks use.
Brooklyn Takes Third Game After Series Lead Shifts
In a pivotal third game of the series both teams traded momentum with Brooklyn seizing the advantage and earning a banner night as the visiting side built a decisive lead over the opponent.
Brooklyn Wins World Series Opener Over Cleveland
Brooklyn defeats Cleveland 2 to 1 in a weathered world championship game. Smith and Miller powered Brooklyn with early runs while Caldwell and Mails held Cleveland hitless after the third inning. ONeill caught for Cleveland as they failed to muster a comeback.
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Eventing Journal
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Smith
Miller
Caldwell
Mails
O'Neill
R. H. EF
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Alma H. Holland
Indianola
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