Yankees Beat Cardinals as Gehrig Homer Sparks Win
The New York Yankees defeated the St Louis Cardinals 5 to 3 at Yankee Stadium. Lou Gehrig blasted a towering home run driving in three runs as Ruth, Meusel, Lazzeri and others contributed in the late innings. Pitching by Pipgras and Mitchell limited the Cardinals after a rough start by Alexander, with Meusel and Lazzeri adding key hits.
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Cardinals
New York
Louis
Bottomley
Infoley
Oy Ow Harner
Hood Wilson
Y-E
Dnogn
Maranville
Alexanders
Ani Mitchell
Nooo
AE Durst
Paschal
Tr Koenig
Ruth
Ee Tho Gehrig
Sieve Mensel
Lazzerl
Ooud Durocher
Tb Roy
Od Robertson
Dugan
Bengough
Pipyrus
Mitchell
Durst
Robertson
St Louis
Omrs New York
Summiar
Nong
Doutnit
Wilson
Alexander
Genrig
Wupan
Rcosel
Tengmigh
Tipgras
Bult
Meusel
Homerun
Gehrig
Frisch
Meuseli
Lazzeri
Pipgras
Koeni
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Grover Cleveland Alexander
George Fiogras
Walter Hoyt
Mat Eger Huggins
Tom Zachary
McKechnie
Pete Alexander
Jess Haines
Ark
Jook
I. Atk
Pennock
Herb Pennock
Pete
Pygtas
Douthif
Pipgrag
Douthit
Hafey
Old Ales
Brisch
Koenig
W. Koenig
Hadley
Gehrgis
Gardinals
Afl
Harper
Yankee
Wileson
Battenley
In the Spotlight Invading the South and Other News
Hoovers planned stop in Elizabethton Tenn is billed as a key appeal in the South with a speech at 3 pm in Happy Valley. The page also discusses theft allegations in Washington campaign offices, aviation risks, golf and college athletics disputes, perfume bootlegging, and Romanian royal news.
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Herbert’ Hoover
Washington
Elizabethton
Tenn
Happy Valley
Daniel Boone
Andrew Jackson
White House
Davy Crockett
the Alamo
Hoover
National Poll Shows Hoover Leading as Smith Trails
New York Oct 5 The Literary Digest reports Hoover with over 60 percent and Smith just under 31 in a national postcard poll. Among 752,810 straw ballots Hoover leads in 20 states, with Arkansas favoring Smith and Maryland showing a slim Hoover edge.
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New York
Hoeover
Smith
Hoover
Arkansas
Maryland
Literary Digest
New York City
Mr. Smith
Balters
Wisconsin
Kidnaper Slayer Faces Death Order in Hawaii
Honolulu report says Myles Yutaka Pukunaga, an 18 year old Japanese student, was found guilty of murder in the Gill Jamie Jamieson case. He faces a mandatory death sentence after a circuit court verdict and was ordered brought before Judge Alva E. Steadman for sentencing next Monday. The defendant showed no emotion on the verdict.
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Honolulu
Myles Yutaka Pukunaga
Gill Jamieson
Frederick W. Jamieson
Alva E. Steadman
Aviation Education Begins in Chicago High Schools
Chicago officials announce aviation will be taught in ten leading high schools. The program covers flight theory aerodynamics and model making, aiming to integrate practical aviation studies into classroom curricula this fall.
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Chicago
Delivery deadline notice for Courier newspaper service
The Courier will be delivered to your home before 5 30. If the carrier misses the paper or any error occurs, call 5160 and a copy will be mailed. Phone calls must reach the Office before 6 30 p.m.
G O P Leaks Data By Desk Theft
Private detectives investigated the disappearance of campaign data from Republican National Committee desks. An official reported rifled desks and missing papers, including at Harry J. Brown's desk. A watchman was placed at headquarters to prevent further depredations. Brown denied missing papers related to Mabel Walker Willebrandt.
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Washington
House Special Campaign Funds
Willesrand
Lehrbach
U.R
Republican National Committee
Harry J. Brown
Brown
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
U.S
Early Birds Out for Legion Head
San Antonio Oct 5 Delegates arriving for the American Legion national convention planned for Oct 6 to 10. Candidates for national commander include Roy Hoffman Oklahoma City Gen Albert L Cox Raleigh NC and QO L Bodenhamer Eldorado Ark Others named Ralph T ONeil Topeka Kan John E Enj ing Shreveport La and Monroe Johnson South Carolina Three hundred seventy five resolutions from 58 departments form part of the convention agenda.
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San Antonio
Tex
American Legion
Roy Hoffman
Oklahoma
Albert L. Cox
Raleigh
N. Cy
L. Bodenhamer
Eldorado
Ark
Ralph T. O'Neil
Topeka
Kan
John E. Enjing
Shreveport
Monroe Johnson
South Carolina
Four Saw Out of Jail at Neuwton Ne WRN Newton Jail Escape
Four prisoners escaped from the Jasper county jail in Newton by removing bars from a window in the bull pen. Between 25 and 40 other prisoners could have escaped. This was the second jail breakout in Newton this month. Two men escaped previously. The sheriff named Ike Byers and Robert Haynes of Des Moines and Harry Achnson and Rett Simmons of Newton as the missing men.
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Newton
Jasper County
T. A. Pickens
Ike Byers
Robert Haynes
Des Moines
Harry Achnson
Rett
Simmons
Robs Mother Father Mas Youth Arrested
Theodore Zaremba aged 16 arrested after allegedly holding up his mother at gunpoint in Chicago on October 14. He robbed her of two watches and a ring. police say his father aided in the incident.
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Robs
Mas
Chicago
Theodore Zaremba
Cattle Congress Auto Cavalcade Attracts Wide Attendance
Dairy show at the Cattle Congress draws crowds with 18 000 Monday 15 000 Tuesday 40 000 Wednesday 35 000 Thursday 20 000 Friday rain dampens turnout but cavalcades resume. Get of sire honors go to Paul Stewart Maynard Iowa for Tritornial progeny. High female honors to Carolyn Netherland Lady. grand champion Netherland Belle Homestead. Champion Ayrshire Cow Cacapon Lass from Fairfield Farm Topeka Kansas. Get of sire and produce of dam winners named. Cow testers and Belgian horse judging wrap up amid busy activity.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Iowa
Paul
Stewart
Maynard
Pierrje Ormsby
J. D. McDonald
West Salem
Wis
J.D. McDonald
Netherland Belle Homestead
Janessville
Oakwood
Elmwood
Wisconsin School For the Blind
Sadie Ormsby Piebe
Augie
Oklahoma
Mount Riga
Paul Nana
C. E. Griffith
Big Cabin
Maytag Farms
Newton
Kinnikinnie
Jewell
Elmwood Farms
Deerfield
Ollie
Kathleen Ormsby
Mollie Marie Ormsby Piebe
EL Griffith
Wisconsin School For the
Sadie
Topeka
Kan
Fairfield Farm
Adam Seitz
Byrd Prep for Antarctic Voyage From Los Angeles
Intrepid expedition party led by Commander Richard E. Byrd prepares to sail from Los Angeles next week aboard the Norwegian tanker C. A. Larsen to the Antarctic. About 55 men, including scientists, pilots, photographers, and artisans, will join the all American scientific expedition funded by U S volunteers. The voyage to uncharted seas aims to solve ancient scientific mysteries beyond the United States and Mexico.
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Richard E. Byrd
Russell Qwen
BR. G. Brophy
Byrd
Charles Lofgren
Wiliam van Deroyeer
San Pedro
Cat
INS
Los Angeles
United States
Mexico
Arctic
Bird
C. “A. Larsen
Larsen
Army
Navy
Perfume Aroma Bottles Sidetrace U S Prohibition Case
Federal agents in Waterloo investigate a liquor import via a scented can marked attar of roses. Glenn Brunson and William Cooper of Des Moines lead the probe with FG Merchant of Marshalltown jailed later for liquor nuisance and bootlegging. A car loaded with 32 quarts hooch and two gallons alcohol is seized at a local garage. condemnation for forfeiture will follow.
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Waterloo
Glenn Brunson
Des Moines
Iowa
William Cooper
Marshalltown
Herry P. Mason
Mason
E A. Leighton
Hugh Crumrine
Minnesota
Crumline
H. T. Wagner
Frank W. Edwards
Ten Years Ago in the Service
Howard Sandergard of 1409 Franklin Street missed frontline combat in France when meningitis struck several in his regiment, forcing quarantine at St Nazar. He belonged to Go A 158th Infantry training at Camp Pike Ark arrived in Sept 1918. The unit, in the Fortieth Division, guarded German prisoners near the front until the armistice.
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Howard Sandergard
Franklin Street
France
Sandergard
Go. A
One Hundred Fifty-eighth Infantry
Camp Pike
Ark
Fortieth Division
Fifty-eighth
Sandergards Company
Des Moines Man Wins 25 Thousand Dollar Jury Award
A Des Moines motorcyclist was awarded 25 875 dollars in district court after a car driven by Des Moines salesman Jot Ke Mogsworth struck him. Verner Cooley a 19 year old Lucas County farmer was the plaintiff. The verdict came yesterday in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Jot Ke Mogsworth
Verner Cooley
Lucas County
Man and Woman Found Dead in Car in Detroit
In Detroit on Oct 5, authorities found a 50-year-old man and a 35-year-old woman dead in a small car. The woman, Mrs. J. B. Sage, was shot in the left temple. The man, Henry V. Abers, was shot in the right temple. Coroner James Burgess said Abers likely killed Sage and then killed himself. a 25 caliber automatic was recovered from the seat.
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Detroit
J. B. Sage
Henry V. Abers
James Burgess
Abers
Baseball Club's Annual Meeting Tonight at Waterloo
Directors and stockholders of the Waterloo Baseball association will meet tonight at the try bell to discuss past season losses and plan for a more remunerative 1929. The hiring of a manager for next season will be considered, with Cletus Dixon, Hawks manager since 1924, expected to attend.
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Waterloo Baseball Association
At & A
Try Bell
Cletus Dixon
Hawks
Short Interviews Highlight Dairy Cattle Congress Value
Farmer J O Trambauer of Farmers Loan & Trust lauds the Dairy Cattle Congress as incalculably beneficial for Wayne or Tow a region and the broader middlewest. He says the Belgian horse and poultry exhibits boost dairying interest and raise standards in herds, horses, and barnyard fowl. The event inspires pride and a brisker step among farmers whenever it runs.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Towa
J. O. Trambauer
Farmers Loan & Trust
United States Bars Participation in Geneva Opium Treaty Board
Washington Oct 5 The United States refuses to cooperate with the League of Nations in enforcing the Geneva opium treaty. Kellogg states the Geneva convention is unsatisfactory in key aspects and the U S will not name an American member to the central board. The note argues the treaty undermines unity of purpose with the Hague convention and weakens narcotic drug control.
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Washington, DB. C
Kellogg
League of Nations
United States
League
State Department
Central Board
Mayor Apologizes for Quizzing Rabbi
New York Oct 5 Mayor W Hawes of Massena New York expressed deep regret after questioning a rabbi about a ritual murder rumor. The apology was made public by Dr Stephen Wise of the American Jewish Congress following an Albany hearing ordered by Governor Smith. Louis Marshall of the American Jewish Committee had demanded Hawes apologize or resign.
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New York
W. Gilbert Hawes
Massena
N. Y
Themayor
Stephen S. Wise
American Jewish Congress
Albany
Smith
Louis Marshall
American Jewish Committee
Mayer Hawes
Express Pilot Crashes After Compass Error From Mispacked Cargo
Pilot J Ordway Webster of the National Air Transport company veered off course from New Brunswick to Cleveland when an express consignment containing metal objects disrupted the compass. He force landed on a Branford farm, escaped injury, plane damaged.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Cleveland
Fnr
Branford
Conn
Conm
U.A
J. Ordway Webster
National Air Transport Company
Webster
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