Yankee Cardinals title clash opens in New York and Missouri
The New York Yankees and St. Louis Cardinals begin their titanic bid for the baseball title with Sunday’s game in New York and the series shifting to St. Louis. The piece notes the public appeal of world championship struggles and the growing role of machines in modern life at the Dairy Cattle Congress exhibit.
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New ‘York
Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
gonsaign @rabbers
New Yorkers
Missouri
Dairy Cattle Congress
Coolidge Tightens Lever on War Debt Plan
President Coolidge intensifies efforts to press Congress to extinguish or reduce European war debts. Hoover labels political gunmen as he critiques mudslinging and liberal reform calls as the road to a liberal-dominated administration. Owen D. Young praises Al Smith as a liberal alternative amid international balance of power concerns.
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T. Frederic William Wil
Washington
D. GC
Coolidge
United States
Europe
Teaction
Herbert’. Hoover
Hoover
Capitolin
Jim" Reed
Guv. Smith
Reed
Herbert Hoover
Herbert
al Smith
Owen D. Young
New York
Young
Gov.Smith
Lberal
Mr. Hoover
Gov. Smith
Coach passengers sleep at own risk judge rules
In Sioux City district court Judge A Wakefield directed verdict for the C M St P & P railroad in a suit by Clyde Vanderbick seeking damages after he fell while walking back to his stop from a sleeping train. The judge held that sleeping passengers do so at their own risk.
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Sioux City
A. ©. Wakefield
Clyde" Vanderbick
Courier Delivery Notice for Timely Home Delivery
The notice instructs readers to ensure paper delivery before 30 o'clock at home. If the paper is not received by that time due to carrier errors or other causes, call 5100 for a copy to be sent. Calls must reach the office before 6:38 p.m.
Holstein Breed Dominates Dairy Cattle Congress Honors
At the Dairy Cattle Congress a record Waterloo crowd watched Elmwood Farm win junior and grand Holstein championships with King Tessie Ormsby Pietertje. Sir Fobes Ormsby claimed senior and grand in the breed, while Ayrshires saw Cavalier's Bobby Vernon as grand champion bull and Cavalier's Ambassador as junior. The Jersey winner was Campanille's Purple Grace, senior and grand cow, with Oakland's Jornal Noblesse as junior.
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King Tessie Ormsby Pietertje
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Waukesha
Wis
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Bobby Vernon
Ambassador
B. L. Anthony
Morgantown
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Topeka
Kan
Earl Brown
Minneapolis
Michael Meyer & Son
Elwood
Ind
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Excelsior
Minn
Ballowers of Whorse Slows
Purple Grace
J. 4
Craig
Janesville
Oakland
Jornal Noblesse
Oaklands
Ann Arbor
Mich
Fern
Oxford Joan
Meredith
Jersey Farm
Des Moines
Stewart Perjury Trial Postponed to November
Washington judge Justice Jennings Bailey postponed Col. Robert W. Stewart's perjury trial, chairman of Standard Oil of Indiana, from October 8 to November 12. The delay followed crowded dockets and illness among three Supreme Court justices after a government bid to push the trial past elections was rejected.
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JINS
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oi Company
Indiana
Jennings Bailey
Supreme Court
Stewart
Senare Teapot Dome
Bailey
Prince Nicholas Elopement Report From Budapest
The Pesti Napló claims Prince Nicholas of Roumania eloped with a Roumanian aristocrat and is living at the Paris Villa of his brother Carol. Confirmation is lacking in other outlets. Nicholas, 25, previously visited the United States in 1926 with Queen Marie and Princess Tieana.
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Pesti Naple
Prince Nicholas
Roumania
Faris
Carol
Bucharest
Nicholas
Europe
Find
United States
Queen Marie
Tieana
Michael
Kansas City Journals Consolidate Into Journal-Post
The Kansas City Journal and Kansas City Fest merge to form the Journal-Post. Issued seven days a week with six afternoons and Sunday morning editions. The new paper will be independent Republican in political policy.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Journal
WW. Laurente Dickey
Journal-Post
Daylight bandits net $162000 in Minneapolis robberies
Police traced two bold daytime robberies involving three-man bands. The Penn Avenue State Bank heist yielded $12000 cash in four minutes. Later, three bandits hijacked a Twin City bus, abducted Ernest Porter, and escaped with jewelry worth about $150000. No arrests yet.
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Minneapolis
Ming
Penn Avenue State Bank
Twin City
St. Paul
Ernest H. Porter
Chicago
Porter
Lake Minneonka
Graf Zeppelin to Start U S Flight Sunday
Berlin report says the German airship Graf Zeppelin, after a flawless final test flight, is ready to depart for the United States on Sunday unless weather delays. The ship covered about 1800 miles in 3412 hours at over 62 mph, flying from Friedrichshafen to Holland, England, and back to base.
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United States
Friedrichshafen
Holland
England
Germany
Coed Seeks Divorce Claiming Unsound Mind At Marriage
An Iowa City woman, 18, sues for divorce from Stanley C. Davis alleging she was not sane at their Sept. 12 marriage. The petition says they have not lived together and cites mental incapacity as grounds. Both spouses are listed as from Leon Ta and Havana Ribbon Martins.
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Iowa City
INS
Stanley C. Davis
University of Town
Davis
Leon, Ta
Discontent Stirred Leaders Hold Northwest Vote
A Washington Chronicle style notice reports in October that discontent over farm policy shifts Northwest politics. North Dakota shows cross party lines, Nonpartisan league strength, Independents gain ground, and farm organizations press Hoover opposition amid banking losses and land price drops. A separate item notes a court hearing in Council Bluffs over a $400000 bridge referendum.
St Joseph prize winner shines at inter-state fair
Byron Hays of Adams County Indiana won first prize as owner of the champion Hereford calf at the St Joseph inter state baby beef and pig show. The calf also won top honors at the Iowa State Fair.
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St.‘ Joseph
Byron Hays
Adams County
Inn
St. Joseph
Mystery surrounds death of Mrs Louise Roberts in Evanston
The death of Mrs Louise Roberts of Evanston Illinois is under police investigation after two car accidents. A telegram from her brother Robert Brown of Dayton Ohio raised fears of foul play to Deputy Coroner Paul Rothenberg. Mrs Roberts was reportedly ejected from a vehicle after hitting a bump and injured again in a crash while speeding to a hospital.
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Louise. Roberts
Evanston
Ill
Paul Rothenberg
Tunney and Wife Peng Honeymooning in Italian Woods
Gene Tunney and bride Mary Josephine Lauder spent the first day of their Perugia honeymoon on a picnic outing in drizzle. They left their hotel at dawn carrying lunch, eager to explore Trinita countryside and revisit Perugia favorites from two years ago.
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Calvin Coolidge
Grace Goodhue
White House
New England
John
New Haven
Conn
Perugia
Italy
U.P
Gene Tunney
Laem
Trinlinan
Mary Josephine Lauder
Brutfani
Ten Years Ago in the Service Remembers Meuse-Argonne Drive
E. M. Hedges veteran barber at 1322 Sycamore Street recalls his Seventy-Ninth Division unit in the Meuse Argonne drive near armistice on November 11 1918. He mentions capturing Ville Devant and Chamont before ceasefire and notes his injuries from a G I can shell and gas exposure. He led the D A L V Y organization last year and was reelected but resigned amid business pressure.
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Seventy-Ninth
Meuse-Argonne Reglon
E. Mr. Hedges
Sycamore Street
Ville
Devant
Chaumont
Man Dies After Gas In Car Garage Tragedy
James W. Rogers 69 longtime Earlville council member died two days after being unconscious in his car with the motor running in a closed garage. The fatal incident occurred in Dubuque Ta during October and police noted gas exposure from the vehicle.
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Dubuque
James W. Rogers
Earl|ville
Death Car Driver on Trial for Murder in Iowa
Forrest Keller, 22, of Albemarle is on trial in Cedar Rapids for second degree murder after his car struck and killed Mrs. Goldie Hendricks. Prosecution alleges he was intoxicated at the time of the accident.
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Forrest
Keller
Alburnott
Goldie Hendricks
Yankees Take Game One in 1928 World Series
Waite Hoyt held the St Louis Cardinals to three hits as the New York Yankees defeated them 4 to 1 at Yankee Stadium in front of about 70,000 fans. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig drove key hits including Ruth's two bases and Meusel’s homer to give the Yankees a fourth inning lead they never relinquished. Jim Bottomley hit St Louis’ lone run with a seventh inning homer.
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Hoyt
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Lou’ Gehrig
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Mae West Play Plea Man Indicted. Broadway Run Ends
Mae West author of Pleasure Man and 56 cast members were indicted by the grand jury for indecent theatrical provocation. The Biltmore Theatre doors were locked and authorities moved to bar the production as officials urged it be banned. The play had halted during its matinee as police intervened and the injunction to stop police interference was dismissed.
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Koenig F
New
York
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Nathan Burkan
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Notaford Flyers Return From Greenland Flight
Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer of Rockford Illinois sailed home today after the Danish and American aircraft backed by the Scandinavian-American Union Frederick Eighth left the dock. The pair began their flight in mid August to Sweden via Cochrane Idaho and Mount Evans Greenland. They lost their way over Greenland and landed near Mount Evans, later being rescued by the University of Michigan expedition to Greenland.
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U.P
Bert Hassell
Parker Cramer
Rockford
Miers
Frederick Eighth
Ig Hassel
Cramer
Greater Rockford
Sweden
Cochrane
Oad
Mount Evans
Greenland
University of Michigan
Greeland
Ottumwa Youth Killed When Car Rolls Over
Ottumwa, Iowa, October 4. George Myers, 20, of Ottumwa was instantly killed when the automobile he rode in overturned near Fremont on Federal Highway No. 63. His cousin Ralph Myers, also of Ottumwa, escaped serious injury. The crash is believed caused by striking a soft spot over a new culvert.
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Ottumwa
George Myers
No. 63
Fremont
Ralph Myers
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