Giants Take Lead In Series With 6–2 Victory
At Polo Grounds New York Giants defeat Walter Johnson and Washington 6 to 2 in game five to move three games to two in the series. Lindstrom Frisch and Bentley spark the offense as Johnson receives a partial ovation in a delayed start.
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Woody
Coolidge Praised as Courageous by Idaho Senator Borah
In Idaho Falls in October Senator Borah lauded Calvin Coolidge as a courageous leader who vetoed bills creating new bureaus, calling him one of the era’s greatest U.S. presidents. He praised Coolidge’s stance amid bureaucracy and discussed party loyalty and support in the 1924 campaign.
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Calvin Coolidge
United States
Wm. E. Borah
Washington
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Robert la Follette
Theodore Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Davis Ahead in Western New York Campaign Tour
Democratic nominee John W. Davis began the final leg of his Western New York drive with stops in Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo. He praised visits to Schenectady Albany Utica and here and voiced confidence in a November victory for Democratic national and state tickets. He prepared his Buffalo speech and outlined themes attacking Republican foreign policy tariffs and the Harding Cox administrations.
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Utica
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Senate
Surgeons to operate on crime victim to seek probation
Eight years after a Leadville hold up left Edard Mayette with a dented skull surgeons at Los Angeles Methodist Hospital will operate to repair the injury. If successful, Mayette may be granted probation on a charge of passing worthless checks.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Leadville
Colo
Edard Mayette
Mayerole
Methodist Hospital
Maverele
Romey Hurt May Miss Iowa Start Versus Ohio State
Richard Romey of Mason City on the Iowa Varsity football team injured his left leg in Monday practice and may not start against Ohio State on Saturday. He sat out practice recently while Washington from Washington took his end position on the varsity squad.
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Mason City
Iowa
Ohio State
Saturn
Romey
Washington
Hawkeyes May Use New Backfield This Week
Iowa City reports coach Burton Ingwersen may employ an almost totally different backfield for the Ohio State game after assessing second string performers in the win over Southeastern Teachers College of Oklahoma. Hogan and Scantlebury impressed as subs while Parkin is expected to start at quarterback again.
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Iowa City
Southeastern Teachers College of Oklahoma
Burton Ingwers En Ber
Ingwersen
Hawkeyes
Ohio State
Hogan
Scantlebury
Parkin
Donmlessly
What is Art Will Decide in Wyoming Court
The license Commissioner and the district attorney will hear expert testimony to define art from licentiousness in Earl Carrolls case. Carroll producer of Vanities of 1924 faces indecency charges after posters led to his arrest and a promise to return for further examination.
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New York
Earl Carroll
James Mbarrett
Carroll
President Coolidge to Host Radio Delegates Reception
President Coolidge planned a reception for delegates to the national radio conference in Washington. He will also preside over related conventions, with most speaking engagements in the next two weeks focused on non political occasions.
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Coolidee
Dawes Draws Huge Fort Dodge Audience
Charles G. Dawes Republican vice presidential nominee arrives at Fort Dodge at 9 32 a m to a large rear platform crowd. He attacks La Follette’s candidacy and defends railroad rate policy. Rawson Burnquist Hollowell McClure accompany Dawes as the train heads toward Storm Lake and Sioux City.
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Iowa
Rawson
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Sioux City
B. B. Burnquist
Mason City
Miram Stewart Hollowell
National Committee
Martha McClure
Des Moines
Dawes
Storm Lake
Red Cross Publicity Plan Advocated at Conven tion Session
Washington October 8. Speakers urged broader Red Cross publicity to boost public interest in the society. Miss Irene M Given Wilson curator of the Red Cross museum spoke in favor of the plan at a meeting last night during the fourth annual convention.
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Washington
Red Cross
Irene M. Given Wilson
Red Cross Museum
Calamus rally backs Coolidge Dawes Letts in Iowa
Calamus Iowa residents form a Coolidge Dawes Letts club to support President Calvin Coolidge for president Charles G Dawes for vice president and Judge F D Letts for Congress in the Second Iowa district.
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Calamus
Cal
Coolidge-Dawes Letts Club
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
F. D. Letts
Iowa
Japanese Student Wins State Citizenship Essay Prize
Sach Kondo, a Japanese senior at Lincoln High School in Tacoma, yesterday won a loving cup for the best essay on American citizenship among high school students in the state. The prize was offered by the Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Sach Kondo
Lincoln High School
Tacoma
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge
Manchurians Break Thru Chinese Wall
Reports from Mükden and Peking describe the Manchurian invasion forcing entry at Shanchaikwan near the Chiumen barrier. Casualties were heavy as Chang Tso Lin's forces advanced, with executions of prisoners ordered by Peking authorities.
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Tien Tsien
Chiumen Barrier Gate
Shanchaikwan
Shanghai
Chang Tso-Lin
Mukden
Crisis Averted in House of Commons Debate
London Oct 8 The House of Commons session draws intense interest as a Conservative censure motion and a Liberal amendment about dropping sedition charges against a communist editor shape the fate of Britain’s first labor government and potential immediate election. Rumors swirl of surprises from Attorney General Hastings and Liberal foot-dragging amid coalition maneuvering.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
Hastings
Former Champ Jack Johnson Endorses La Follette Speech
Jack Johnson former prize fighter now venturing into evangelism addressed a La Follette Wheeler meeting in Danville Illinois after a second collection. He spoke six minutes to a largely black crowd in the state armory urging votes for La Follette and Wheeler in November.
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LaFollette
Wheeler
Simons Testimony Possible In Murder Trial Defense
Harland Gabe Simons on trial in Muscatine for the July 2 murder of Orton Ferguson of Atlanta Michigan may take the stand in his own defense. Court witnesses have been called as the defense negotiates a possible plea change after a period of testimony and state exhibits following his previous guilty plea.
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Muscatine
Harland
Gabe) Simons
Orton Ferguson
Atlanta
Mich
West Leverty
C. R. Stafford Haseen
Mra Ferguson
Simons
La Follette Denounces Slush Fund Claims as Fabrication
Secretary to President Coolidge C Bas com Slemp calls La Follette s charge of a Republican slush fund pure fabrication in Washington He says he has no connection with party finances and will not leave Washington Butler replies the story is bunk and urges Republicans to fund their drive Mellon brother L W Mellon calls the charge ridiculously absurd and "just a lie" in Pittsburgh
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Coolidge
Senator la Follette
Republican Party
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Mr. Slemp
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Butler
Chicago
M. Butler
LaFollette
Bunk
Pittsburgh
Robert M. LaFollette
Pennsylvania
W L. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew. Mellon
L. W .Mellon
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Kenyon Backs Republican Ticket Through Iowa
Word given to General Dawes by Kenyon's friends and advisers confirms that former U.S. senator William S. Kenyon remains aligned with the Republican national ticket as Dawes tours Iowa en route to Storm Lake.
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Kenyon
Dawes
Associatedress
Iowa
Storm Lake
United States
Charles G. Dawes
Banker Charged With Embezzlement At Afton Bank
Wm Pierson age 41 cashier of the State Savings Bank of Afton Illinois was arrested in St Louis on an indictment charging embezzlement tied to a $34000 shortage in the bank's accounts. He waived extradition and will return to Union County Iowa. Pierson said he had moved to St Louis last March and worked there as a sign painter.
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Pierson
State Savings Bank of Afton
Lla
Union County
Iowa
Lights on the square windows showcase fall displays
Display windows around the square will be lighted Thursday evening at 3 30 as stores show new fall merchandise. Klein Klothing Kompany and I Rothschild will use living models. Attendees may view windows before the Legion play at the Graham Theater which starts at 8 45.
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Memorial Exercises For W C T U Jubilee Held In Cedar Rapids
Rainy morning forces fewer attendees at Cedar Rapids jubilee session of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union memorial program. The day features an consecration service and graveside rituals at Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs May Pardee Yutz of Iowa City to speak, followed by tea for Miss Anna Gordon of Evanston, national and world president. Ida R Wise Smith of Des Moines delivers welcome. sessions move to First Presbyterian Church, historic home of the union.
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Cedar Rapids
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Oak Hill Cemetery
May Pardee Yutz
Iowa City
Coe College
Anna Gordon
Evanston, Ill
First Christian Church
Ida RB. Wise Smith
Des Moines
First Presbyterian Church
Seek Endowment at Drake University
By the Associated Press Des Moines October agents representing a New York insurance company began calling 6009 Drake University alumni across the United States and Canada to obtain a 2 million endowment fund. Each alumnus would take a 250 policy for twenty years paid to the university endowment. Drake is said to be the first university to launch such a large insurance campaign and results will interest educators and insurers nationwide.
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United States
Canada
Drake
Wheeler Leaving Oregon to Campaign Across the West
Senator Wheeler of Montana continues his Progressive ticket tour en route to California. He stops briefly in Roseburg Oregon after leaving Portland, then heads to Sacramento for speaking engagements in three Pacific states as part of a larger 24-state itinerary through October 24.
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