Dismissal sought in Means murder case papers dispute
Salisbury N C October 9 Solicitor Hayden Clement asked Superior Court Judge Cline to dismiss proceedings aimed at forcing Dooling and New York officers to surrender papers seized in the Gaston B Means case Means is charged with killing Maude A King Clement argued the New York officers were present voluntarily and not liable for service or contempt for withholding papers Judge Cline expected to rule that night
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United Press
Salisbury
N. C
Dooling
New York
Gaston B. Means
Superior Court
North Carolina
Cline
Liberty Bonds Offered to Chillicothe School Children
Chillicothe public schools will award a $50 Liberty bond next spring to each student who completes the eighth grade this year. The plan was announced by Col Richard Enderlin a wealthy shoe maker and coal operator and Civil War veteran. The program would cost about $9,000 for the school system officials say.
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Associated Press
Chillicoths
Ghic
Grace
Chillicothe
Richard Enderlin
Seventy-third Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Labor Companies of Negro Troops Formed
Army orders authorize immediate organization of 24 labor companies staffed by voluntary enrollment of conscripted colored men after mobilization or by voluntary enlistment. Each unit will include four white officers and 200 enlisted men with sergeants and lieutenants. Negro noncommissioned officers will come from transferred experienced soldiers of Ninth and Tenth Cavalry and 24th and 25th Infantry.
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Associated Press
Washington
Weather forces uncertain winds for New York Chicago game
A drizzle and cold northeast wind blanketed the field as New York and Chicago prepared to play today. Rain threatens the baseball schedule with unreliable conditions for the key matchup. The weather bureau advised players to expect wet conditions and possible delays.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicato
Rainy Opening Sends Giants Fans to Polo Grounds
Fans endured cold rain at dawn as lineups formed for the Polo Grounds third game of the World Series. A 22,000 plus crowd was expected, with 27,000 unreserved seats available and price drops for damp weather. Giants and White Sox fans debated starters while Chicago’s pitching depth and past World Series trends favored the visitors, despite local optimism for a comeback.
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Polo Grounds
Hempstead
Giants
Arl
White Sox
McGraw
Cicotte
Russell
Sallee
Benton
New York Rooters
Pittsburg
Detroit
National League
National Commission
New York
Chicago
Rowland
Schupp
New York Star
Rube Benton
Pal Perritt
Comiskey
Faber
Meat market ad invites customers to W. W. Herring & Co
Notice states Mr C S Carrell is manager of the meat market and ready to serve old and new friends. It advertises native and western meats plus a fancy stock of groceries and vegetables from W. W. Herring & Co located at 8th and Dock streets with phone 922 dated 10-9-41.
Allied Army Drives Back German Forces Near Passchendaele
British forces push from the Passchendaele ridge toward the Menin–Roulers railway line while German morale shows strain after recent defeats. Haig appears to press another offensive despite poor weather to further weaken German hold on western Belgium.
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Bixschoote
Passchendaele-Gheluvelt
Menirs Roulers
Belgium
France
Broodseinde
Flanders
Field Marshal Haig
Wanted Man to Operate Hoffman Pressing Machine
Application sought for a man to operate a Hoffman pressing machine and two boys over sixteen. One must be willing to work. Apply at once to T. C. Dickin son at 416 North 5th Street. Dyer and Cleaner.
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Hoffman
T. C. Dickinson
North 5Th Street
Dyer and Cleaner
McAdoo Tour Heads South to Dallas in Liberty Loan Drive
Secretary McAdoo, touring the West for the second Liberty loan, will finish his trip in Dallas, Texas on October 21 and then likely continue to the South before returning to Washington around October 27.
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McAdoo
Associated Press
Washington
Dallas
Texas
August Flower touted for stomach and liver ailments
Green's August Flower advertised as a remedy for a disordered stomach and inactive liver with symptoms such as sick headache constipation sour stomach nervous indigestion and gas related palpitations. It is described as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion and stimulates bile secretion. Bottles priced 25 and 15 cents sold by Green's Drug store.
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Green’s Drug Store
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