Nationals Rally To Top Yankees In 11 6 Win
Washington surged in the eighth inning to upset New York 11 to 6, seizing the lead in the Ban Johnson race. Goose Goslin Sam Rice and seven other Nationals delivered timely hits while Ruth and Meusel homered for the Yankees, but Washington’s late scoring spree overwhelmed them. Ruth hit two homers, Goslin plated a circuit clout and Rice collected five safeties as Pennock failed to hold the surge.
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Ward
Allan Russel
Seibold
Pennock
Washington Willows
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Gaston
Sam" Jones
al Mamma
Hugmen
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Meusel
Charges Senators Sought To Frame Daugherty
George Remus, jailed former bootlegger, says in a sworn statement to be printed in Atlanta tomorrow that Senators Wheeler and Brookhart tried to frame former Attorney General Daugherty. He claims a committee aide promised his early release in exchange for testimony supporting a graft plot. He says the pledge failed, prompting revenge motives and new charges.
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Atlanta
United States Penitentiary
Atlanta Constitution
George Remus
Bootisg King
United States
Wheeler
Brookhart
Daugherty
Remua
Wheeler-Brookhart ‘Committee
Remus
Wheeler-Brockhart Committee
Harry Sterns
Senate Investigating Committee
Sterne
Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Sterns
Man feigns madness to join wife in asylum
Grand Rapids, Aug 28 — Francia A. Catlin, a farmer, feigned insanity to be committed to Kalamazoo State Hospital so he could join his wife, an inmate there. Probate Judge Clark B. Higbee detected the ruse after commitment papers were drawn, prompting further investigation.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
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Kalamazoo
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Catlin
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Flight of U S Army Flyers Delayed To Saturday
On board the Richmond at Ice Tickle Labrador Aug 28 Postponement of the air voyage from Lyigtut Greenland to Indian Harbor Labrador due to stormy weather. Gale off Ice Tickle subsided this morning and rising barometer raised hope for a restart. Milwaukee reported Greenland storm with strong winds delaying the last overseas jump by Lieuts Lowell H Smith and Erik Nelson.
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Labrador
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Greenland
Indian Harbor
Tvigtut
Milwaukee
Ivigtut
Lowell H. Smith
Erik Nelson
French Cabinet Plans An Economy Program
Paris and August 28 after a cabinet meeting the government announced a radical overhaul of expenses to balance the budget. Premier Herriot and Finance Minister Clementel will start September 8 to remove all extraneous items from ministry budgets.
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A. P
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Clementel
Rent of Cardinal Richelieu's Paris House Drops Steadily
Paris dispatch reports Cardinal Richelieu's seventeenth century four story house offered for rent at under 100 dollars monthly by a Paris agency. The move reflects fashion shifting from central quarters toward the countryside over a century.
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Paris
Cardinal Richelieu
Paria
Kian Liquor Raiders Convicted in Herrin
Carl Neilson reputed cyclops of the Ku Klux Klan and Carl Winsteadt were found guilty by a Herrin city court jury of assault with deadly weapons on George Stover. These convictions follow indictments against 85 Glenn Young and 565 associates from the February rioting. Neilson was acquitted on a larceny charge and a robbery indictment was dismissed.
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Carl Winsteadt
George Stover
Glenn Young
Ku Klux Klan
Neilson
New Bankruptcy Suit Filed on Wilson & Co
A involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in United States district court against Wilson & Co Chicago packers by Brown & Ferrero Cooperage Company with claims of 1350 Rich & Weyand 1270 and Fred C Sryte 38. The action followed appointment of a liquidating committee led by Thomas L Wilson president of the firm. Attorneys for the friendly receivers said the filing would likely have no effect on the situation.
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United States District Court
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Chicago Packers
Brown & Ferrero Cooperage Company
Rich & Weyand
Fred C. Sryte
Thomas L. Wilson
Actress’s confession ties to $100,000 Maiden Jane jewel heist
Dorothy Burns, 22, former burlesque actress, flung $4,500 at detectives and confessed to involvement in a $196,000 theft at Broadway and Maiden Jane. Her husband James Burns and fellow chauffeur Harry Chance, plus jeweler Mark Woten, were arrested. the mother was in custody. A mastermind remains at large. detectives claim the robbery was coordinated from behind the scenes.
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Dorothy Burns
Jane
James J. Burns
Harry Chance
Mark Woten
Alexander Faldenheimer
Broadway
Maiden Jane
Freday
German Dawes Plan Backed as Reichstag Debates
Berlin with Steresmann and nationalist leaders in tense talks as the Reichstag ends the third reading of the Dawes related bills. A final vote is set for noon Friday with a two thirds majority seen for the railway measure. Stresemann touts American backing and calls the Dawes report the economic gospel for Europe.
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London
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Reichutag
Germany
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Stresemann
Barricades RAISED in Canton Streets and Shanghai Invested
Special Cable Dispatch describes 80000 troops, 200 square miles around Shanghai, strife in Canton with barricades and general strike. Sun Yat Sen factions and Cantonese mercenaries face loyal Kiangsu forces and Wu of Peking. Gen Chang Tso-lin in Mukden may intervene. refugees flood trains as foreign settlements mobilize volunteers.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Sun Yat Sen
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Peking
Chekiang
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China
Chang Tso-lin
Mukden
Manchuria
Chang
Nanking
Hangchwo
America
Great Britain
Japan
Oil Paintings Used To Study Insane Patients
Five paintings by Theodore J. Morgan loaned to St Elizabeths hospital for use by Dr Paul S Graven aim to stir latent emotions in patients. The goal is to aid analysis of causes and potential treatment, not to promise cures, while Morgan claims pictures can have therapeutic value and speak to viewers through a "language of lines."
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Theodore J. Morgan
Paul 8
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Morgan
Woman's Hospital
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Ohio
Elizabeths Hospital
Neutral zones in Honduran ports bar fighting and landings
In Amapala on August 28 the United States declared neutral zones in Atlantic and Pacific Honduran ports with warships present and forbidding combat or landing of armed forces. Reports from Managua say General Camilo Reina was killed after capture by revolutionists led by Fonesca, with rebels occupying Intibuca Lapaz Copan Cotenecque and Gracias as government forces pursue them.
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Lapaz
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Cotenecque
Gracias
Bobbed Hair Banned in Follies Hereafter
Chicago Aug 28 Ned Wayburn the Ziegfeld Follies producer says bobbed hair is out of style on stage and he will not use bobbed haired girls. He prefers women of the Ann Pennington look for future musical comedies indicating a shift in beauty standards in Broadway productions.
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Ned Wayburn
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Ann Pennington
Carter Glass Stricken by Erysipelas at Montview Farms
Lynchburg Va Aug 28 Senator Carter Glass is confined to his bed at Montview farms near here suffering with erysipelas The physician said it will be several weeks before he can attend to business or political matters.
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Carter Glass
Montview Farms
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Fords to Learn Old New England Dances
Mr and Mrs Henry Ford of Detroit invite Mr and Mrs Benjamin B Lovett of Hudson to instruct them in old New England square dances at the Wayside Inn in early September. Lovett, a dance teacher for over 20 years, accepted the invitation after a conference with the Lovetts at the inn.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Benjamin B. Lovett
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Lovetts
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Loretta
Grade Crossing Crash Claims Seven Lives in Ohio
Seven people died and a child was seriously injured when a Baltimore and Ohio train struck an automobile at a grade crossing near Perrysburg, twelve miles south of Toledo, on the Dixie highway. The accident occurred early tonight, leaving local authorities to investigate the crash and determine the cause.
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Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Perrysburg
Perfects a Poison and Takes Life in Suicide
New York Aug 28 Franz Reiff a 19 year old Austrian bank clerk described as a nephew of a minister of the interior in Austria committed suicide today by drinking a potion he had concocted in experiments. He wrote to his mother in Vienna I am perfecting a system of concentrating acids and I am going to apply it and destroy myself.
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Franz Relff
Ministry of the Interior
Austria
Reiff
Vienna
Post Gives 250 to Start Fund For Slain Policeman’s Widow
The Washington Post reports a 3250 contribution toward a public relief fund for the family of Police Officer Raymond C. Leisinger, shot while stopping a speeding vehicle. His widow, two children, Isabell and Raymond, face hardship as they cope with the loss and a broken arm injury. Contributions should be sent to The Washington Post. Page 2 covers the killing and ongoing manhunt.
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Great Rail Merger Ratified by Pere Marquette Directors
New York Aug 28 Directors of the Pere Marquette Railway ratified a proposal to join the Nickel Plate system with four other lines in a merger valued at about 1.5 billion dollars. The consolidation links lines Erie Chesapeake and Ohio and Hocking Valley to form a vast eastern trunk with roughly 14 000 miles of track. Exchange of securities for new Nickel Plate stock will begin, with ICC authorization to follow by week’s end.
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M J van Sweringen
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