Brooklyn Wins World Series Game Two Shutout
Brooklyn defeats Cleveland 3 to 0 to even the World Series at one game apiece. Grimes shut down Cleveland with a sharp spitball while Brooklyn's timely hitting produced all three runs. Ebbetts Field crowd over 20,000 watched as speakers of both clubs commented on the pitchers and lineup for the next game.
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Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Associated Press
Ebberk
Burleleh
Grimes
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyns
Grines
Clevelanders
Cleveland
Jamieson
Konetchy
Johnston
Speaker
Simith
Olson
Griffith
Johnan
Wheat
Gardner
Myers
Gléveland
O Neill
Bagby
Wambsgan
O'Yel
O'Neil
Gleveland
Smith
Kenetchy
Wambsganss
Kilduff
Ott Miller
Speak
Sewell
O'Neill
Oeson-Kenetchy
Clevelands
Johnson
O’neil
Wambscanss
Ioro
Kildaff
Graney
Batten
Vox
Miller
Mit
Wambegunes
Ohie
AULVS
Boesker
Atolen Eest
J. Johnston
Donbis
Giraner
W. Johnston
Jon
White
Gare
Robinson
Eld
Aad Grimes
Burlington Store Robbed of Clothing in Burlington IA
Burlington, Iowa. Over 2,500 dollars in merchandise stolen from the Hub clothing store last night. Entry gained through a skylight. Loot included about 15 dozen silk shirts and several overcoats. Also reports of Spanish forces gaining ground against Moroccan tribesmen with multiple positions lost near Peni Satiman and Defalcoba.
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Associated Press
Burlington
Hub
Associatea Ptons
Madrid
Peni Satiman
Defalcoba
Courier home delivery by 3 30 each day notice
The notice states home delivery of the Courier should arrive before 3 30 p m each day. If delivery fails due to carrier error or other cause, call 3330 before 3:00 p m to have a copy sent.
Comiskey Praised at Episcopal Synod
Davenport Iowa October six Associated Press report notes praise for Charles A Comiskey while condemning ball players for fixing the world series. Right Rev William P Remington lauds Comiskey as a sportsman who exposed gamblers and saved baseball amid broader calls against profiteering and socialism.
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Associated Press
Davenport
America
Charles 1A. Comiskey
Imite
Sion
Episcopal Provincial Synod of
Northwest
Comiskey
William P. Remington
South Dakota
Jorthwest
South Dako
Charles A. Comiskey
Charles Comisker
Diaz to Be Deported From Vera Cruz Port
Mexico City reports Felix Diaz will be deported from Vera Cruz aboard the first steamer, accompanied by 40 followers. Diaz surrendered to Gen Guadalupe Sanches at Tlapa Goyan and demanded terms, but the government refused to let him stay due to the 1913 coup and Madero’s death.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Felix Diaz
Guadalupe Sanches
Tlapa- Goyan
Vera Cruz
Theovernment
Diaz
Madero
Mexico
Orders Reduction in Cost Plus Fruit Sale
Chicago workers report the city will sell a second boatload of Michigan fruit at cost plus shipping. Deputy Public Works Burkhardt backed the plan amid praise for farmer handling. Officials cut prices on the boat with grapes 34 cents a basket pears 1.30 a basket and Jonathan apples 1.60 a bushel. Housewives note actual costs rise due to carfare.
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Michigan
Public Works
Burkhardt
Russél J. Poole
Council
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Jonathan
Iowa corn crop not yet matured claims of big money men
New York reports to half million dollar pool backed by money men in Iowa, aiming to fix the 1919 world's series. Assistant DA James Smith says frost ended the stowing season, with 14 percent of corn safe and about 10 percent likely affected. Potatoes, cabbage and onions harvested with potatoes selling for 60 cents a bushel in Mitchell county as investigation proceeds to arrest those involved in the baseball irregularities.
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Associated Press
New York
Moines
Prac
Iowa
Astcrop
James
Smith
Swann
Fotal Investigor
Crooks
Pen- Mitchell County
Harding to Cover Six States in 1k Day Speaking Trip
Harding opens a Midwest swing from Marion Ohio to travel through Indiana Illinois Iowa Nebraska Missouri and Oklahoma with continuous speaking until late October He will deliver early talks in Des Moines Omaha St Joseph and Kansas City and Oklahoma City while also giving rear platform talks from his car Cox to tour Columbus then proceed to Kentucky and Tennessee for subsequent appearances
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OIX
Marion
Get. G
Middlewest
Indiana
Illinois
Iown
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Des Moines
Omaha
Neb
St Joseph
Iansas City
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Chicago
National Committee
Cox
Dayton
Columbus
Sec
Ohio
Willsienter
Kentucky
Elizabethtown
Bowling Green
Nashville
Tenn
Des Moines Gas Co Seeks Second Rate Increase
Des Moines Gas Co will request another rate rise, served on city officials. Officials say the request will likely set the price between 1.59 and 1.60 dollars per thousand cubic feet, following a recent demand of 1.30 and prior approval for 1.25 for the usual grade.
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Des Moines Gas Co
Associated Press
Des Moines
Des Moines Gas Company
Four Negroes Killed and a Fifth Targeted by Posse
In McClen, Fla a tense day followed yesterday’s killings of three black men and a fourth shot dead. Jim Givens is pursued for killing John Harvey at a Turpentin camp ten miles northeast. Local posses hunt Givens as authorities fear further violence and potential lynching.
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Prasad McCrenary
Fla
McClenby
Jim Givens
John Harvey
Farmer
Givens
Harvey
Turpentin
Here
Fulton Smith
Rayfeld
Ben Givens
Love and Roses Fade for Bride Seeks Divorce
Mary M Nichols, 15, seeks divorce from George Lampman, 21, after a five month marriage begun when she was 13. She alleges desertion, cruelty, and lack of support, with Lampman missing. she asks alimony of 106 dollars weekly.
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Love
Mary M. Nichols
George Lampman
Lampman
Miss Nichols
Latopman
Five Federal Agents to Aid Dalrymple Whisky Ring Probe
Chicago reports five federal agents were en route from Washington to assist Maj. A. V. Dalrymple in probing a whisky ring. The investigation centers on a $175,000 shipment from Louisville, with suspects posing as police officers robbing saloonkeepers. Dalrymple says the liquor remains with consignees and notes a warehouse settlement to refund stolen money. Three agents were sent to Louisville to explore shipment conditions.
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Chicago
Loyday
Washington
A.V. Dalrymple
Louisville
Dalrymple
Consignees
Alloge
Mike de Wike’' Heitler
Ataj
Fedt
Lee Perlman
Maj. Dalrymple
Chicago Wheat Pit Blamed for Drop in Grain Quotations
Kansas Governor Allen denounces Chicago Board of Trade methods that lower wheat prices. He asks President Wilson to investigate and curb perceived manipulation affecting American and Cahodian wheat. He argues export conditions do not justify recent declines and urges use of power to close unfair boards.
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Chicago Wheat Pit
dMarper
Kan
Gor Allen
Chicago Board of Trade
Wilson
Board of Trade
Kansas
Gov
Allen
Police Arrest Lord Mayor of Wexford in Borough Court
Lord Mayor Richard Corish and merchant Ed Paley were taken into custody after military forces surrounded Wexford Town Hall where they acted as judges at the borough arbitration court. Litigants and witnesses were searched but released. the event echoes Cork's Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney’s arrest earlier in August.
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Wexford
Ireland
Richard Corish
Ed Paley
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
OKHool Site Frenzy in New Grundy Black Hawk District
In Falls on Oct 6 a fight over the site of the new Grundy Black Hawk consolidated district education building spurred two rival tickets. One faction favors a county line site near Cedar Falls area to serve both counties, while the other backs Maplehurst farm in Black Hawk county for central access. Each slate lists trustees including Fordyce Jonesson J J Thuesen Rasmussen Hans B Schmidt George Petersen Ole Johnson Charles Tearst Peter Lundtwo Nels P Olesen. Voters were urged to turnout with confidence that no one would miss the chance to vote.
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W Falls
Ai Grundy-Black Hawk Consolidatedy
Board of Education
Hearst
Fordyce Jonesson Township
Rasmussen
J. J. Thuesen
Ford Township
Grundy County
Hansb. Schmidt
George Petersen
Cedar Falls Township
Black Hawk
Maplehurst Farm
Black Hawk County
Ole Johnson
Charles Tearst
Peter Lundtwo
Nels P. Olesen
George Petarson
Ownall
Oklahoma I6 Not Certain To Be In BOP Column
Oklahoma political scene shows Democratic schism may aid opponents. GOP efforts to win Senate hinge on factional Democratic splits, Harding prospects questioned by on the ground observers in Tulsa. Gore’s long service and the league of nations split loom large amid southern Democrat sentiment and past political loyalties.
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Oklahoma
Mark Sullivan
New York
Waterloo Evening Courier
Tulsa
Olka
Marding
Harding
Chicago
Thomas Gore
Gore
Wilsontres
Wilson
League of Nations
Wilson Democrats
Scott Ferrir
League
Wilson Democratic
Little Dixie
Georgia
Alabama
League Meads
Tom Watson
Hey
Jonn
Llarroid
Atien
Viccer
Xdl
Cal
Russo Polish Armistice Talks Advance Despite Lithuanian Rift
Riga reports show Polish officials announcing rapid progress toward a Soviet Poland armistice and a preliminary peace treaty. Lithuanian forces are said to be fighting near Orany between Grodno and Vilna, with Lithuanian troops reportedly allied with Bolsheviks. Joffe reportedly accepted the Polish draft built on the Riga points, now about 15 points, with boundary lines to be ethnographically defined.
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Orany
Grodno
Vilna
Aulus
Icig
Tnisia
Poland
Riga
Russia
M. Joffe
Tix
Warsaw
Secretariat
Two-Century Voters Back Lincoln From Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls residents Rex F. X. Miller and Henry Stiles, both in their 80s, voted for Lincoln in 1860 and 1864 and plan to back the Republican ticket in the upcoming election. Miller entered Illinois ministry and voted there. Stiles voted in Vermont, served in the army, and later returned to Vermont where he also supported Lincoln twice.
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Cedar Falls
Abraham Lincoln
Rex. F. X. Miller
Henry Stiles
Third Ward
Mach
Miller
Ilinois
Illinois
Lincoln
Stiles
Bennington County
Vermont
Pussyfoot Johnson Arouses English Ire
London dispatch reports American prohibitionist William E. Lyomson narrowly escaped an angry Reading crowd that tried to break into his temperance meeting. The group hurled bombs with foul smelling chemicals as police intervened. Johnson escaped with detectives through the rear exit of the hall.
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Associated Press
London
William Eblyomson
Reading
Berkshire
Evening News
John ‘Son
Reir
Rall
Cedar Falls Man Hurt in Collision
A Cedar Falls man was seriously cut on the head yesterday afternoon when his car was struck near a schoolhouse by a vehicle driven by Theodore Gucknecht of Wadson. The crash occurred about three miles from town. Miller’s car appeared wrecked and beyond repair.
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Cedar Falls
Miller
Theodore Gucknecht
Wadson
Gueknecht
Three Die and Seven Burned in Oregon Hotel Fire
In Robineth Oregon last night a hotel blaze left three people dead and four seriously injured, with a dozen more suffering minor burns while escaping. The fire, reported by Wort Svought, highlights the hazardous hallway blaze and rapid evacuation challenges.
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Oregon
Hallway
Ore
Robineth
Highways Office Weather Report Covers Midwest Towns
A 1929 weather bureau summary lists towns including Albert Lea Mine Arizona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waverly and more. The report covers territory boundaries and upcoming three day forecast details for the region.
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U. 5
Weather Bureau
Charles Ta
Albert Tea
Mine
Aizona
Charles City
Cedar Rapals
Davenport
Wes Moines
Dubuque
Karthanit
Minn
Lac Grosse
Wis
Maton City
Marshall Lawn
New Hampton
Postville
Waterstow
Waverly
Medics Discuss Ways To Keep Us Well At Forum
About 300 physicians attended the Necropine S Medical association annual convention in First Methodist church Waterloo. Dr George Crile of Western Reserve spoke on cancer diagnosis and treatment using radiology and surgery. Dr Edward Henes Jr described typhoid surgery instead of soothing care. Dr Harlow Brooks led a clinical clinic while later talks covered night work fatigue and open fracture treatment by Drs Joseph F. SI and Merritt L. Jones of Waukesha Wis. The gathering explored dietary effects and public health questions with Dr Thomas Parran among speakers.
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Necropine S
First M. &. Church
George
Crile
Weathern Reserve University
Cleveland
Waterloo
Edward Henes, Jr
Milwaukee
Wis
Henes
Harlow “Brooks
University of Bellevue
S Hospital
Tom
Carriels
Ralph
League
Joseph FL SI
Merritt Ll. Jones
Wauksha
Ysé
Isi
Firet
Methodist Church i
Thomas Parran
Suregeon
U.S. Public Health Service
Washington, D.C
Ius.a. Harper
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