Tigers win first World Series in six games over Cubs
Detroit defeats Chicago 4 to 3 at Navin Field to claim the club’s first World Series title. Goose Goslin and Mickey Cochrane drive the decisive run in the ninth as 48,420 fans enjoy a thrilling game and a warm, overcast day.
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Detroit Tigers
Goslin
Mickey
Navin Field
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Goose Goslin Grove
Mickey Cochrane
Cubs
Galan
Clifton
Herman
Ochrane
Klein
Gehrinzer
Harnett
Tremeree
Fox
Caverre
Walker
Cf Hack
Rogell
Jurgess
Owen
French
P Bridges
Quigsey
McGowan
Stark
Moriarty
Fairs Celebrate Harvests and Community Skills
Mr Winchester notes fairs occur in many communities and mark a busy time for farmers. Exhibits foster admiration and rivalry as farmers showcase pumpkins corn apples hogs cattle and other products. Fairs now include school handiwork and projects teaching young students civic responsibility.
Tigers Rally Off Cubs In Tight Exhibition Bout
In a tight Detroit versus Chicago exhibition, Wolfram? movements highlight a back and forth in the third inning. Cochrane drove in a run for the Tigers while Hartnett fanned for the Cubs. An error by Fox allowed Cavarretta to reach second as Jurges scored.
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Klein
Owen
Chicago
Tigers
Clifton
Hack
Cochrane
Gehringer
Goslin
Jurges
Fox
Walker
Rogell
French
Hartnett
CUBS
Demaree
Cavarretta
Bridges
Herman
Galan
Page
U S Shifts to Neutrality Policy in Arms Embargo
President Roosevelt announces a new neutrality stance prohibiting arms shipments to Italy and Ethiopia. Customs officers at major ports are instructed to halt munitions to those nations and warn travelers against involvement in any belligerent transactions. The move marks a sharp policy reversal and expands earlier embargo provisions.
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Washington
America
Italy
Ethiopia
Treasury
United States
Roosevelt
Coast Guard and Customs Service
Congress
Waitress Alice Davis Drowns In Tidal Basin
The district coroner issued a death certificate for Alice Davis, a Washington waitress, stating death by her own action. Her body was found floating in the tidal basin yesterday and relatives were notified by police.
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Washington
Alice Davis
Gaunt Case Not Involving Hunter Gaunt Wife
Police court note states Elsie Gaunt was fined for automobile laws violation but she is not Mrs. Elsie May Gaunt wife of Hunter Gaunt formerly Miss Elsie May Sumption. Another person was involved.
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Star of Saturday
Elsie Gaunt
Elsie May Gaunt
Hunter Gaunt
Elsie May Sumption
South End Hose Co October Meeting Notice
South End Hose Co. holds its October business meeting on Monday night October 7. Full attendance requested. Secretary notes 10 4 5 7 1p 31.
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South End Hose CO
Pickers Tickets Offer Fast Service and Fair Prices
The Evening Star advertises pickers tickets with quick service and reasonable prices to avoid rush.
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THE
Evening Star
Armory Fund Withdrawn If City Fails to Comply
Gardner Waller warns that armory funds will be withdrawn at noon Friday unless arrangements are made to meet the WPA offer. Lieutenant George Miller reports talks in Richmond with General Waller about the plan to use a $50,000 WPA grant, $4,000 state funds, and a $5,000 city contribution plus a site. Council previously voted 8 to 1 against the appropriation, nine votes required.
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Lieut. Miller
WPA
Navy Seaman Armel Returns on Ten Day Furlough
Earl Armel, recently enlisting in the U S Navy, arrived for a ten day visit with his parents in South Cameron street. He completed naval training and qualified for aviation service. He is set to depart from Hampton Roads toward San Diego for technical training in naval aviation.
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Earl Armel
United States Navy
Louis E. Armel
South Cameron Street
Armel
Hampton Roads
San Diego
Calif
Naval Aviation Service
Navy
Five True Bills Reported by Frederick County Grand Jury
Five true bills were returned by the Frederick county grand jury as the circuit court opened this morning before Judge Philip Williams. The defendants pleaded not guilty and were continued to the December term for trial. Named were James Polhamus for breaking and entering Russell Copeland for stealing Tom Carr for unspecified charges Arthur Hanrahan and Thur West and C. W. Darnell for forgery, with Hanrahan and Darnell fugitives. A scire facias was issued for their arrest. Williams also heard a motion to set aside a jury verdict against the old Farmers Exchange of Stephens City, while Harry K. Benham, special receiver for Peoples Bank of Stephens City, sought to collect a $3,000 note against the exchange.
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Frederick County
Philip Williams
James Polhamus
Russell Copeland
Tom Carr
Arthur Hanrahan
Aliarthur West
C. W. Darnell
Hanraham
Darnell
Williams
Old Farmers’ Exchange
Stephens City
Harry K. Benham
Peoples’ Bank, Inc
Exchange
French Troops To Ethiopia For Patrol Duty
Pro French forces will depart from Djibouti to Derida Wa Ethiopia to protect lives and property and the Franco Ethiopian railroad center. About 1,000 colonial troops, with large munitions supplies, will arrive as frontier reinforcements are staged for any eventuality.
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Djibouti
French Somaliland
Deridawa
Ethiopia
Another Cruiser Reaches Gibraltar
GIBRALTAR Oct 7 The British cruiser Galatea arrived here today from England. Two At Alexandria ALEXANDRIA Egypt Oct 7 The British depot ship Cyclops and the cruiser Berwick arrived here today from China.
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England
Alexandria
Egypt
Cyclops
Berwick
China
Irresistible Impulse Defense Could Halt Murder Trial
Chicago lawyers for Mandeville V. Zenge say Illinois law on irresistible impulse may be invoked to defend the Canton Missouri farmer charged with the emasculation slaying of rival in love. Zenge, residence in Canton, faces trial Wednesday with allegations of abducting Dr Walter J Bauer after he married Zenge’s former sweetheart Louise Schaffer.
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Illinois
Mandeville
Zenge
Canton
Walter J. Bauer
Bauer
Ann Arbor
Mich
Louise Schaffer
Zange
Cornelius Harrington
Plane crashes near Cheyenne kill twelve passengers and crew
A United Air Lines two motor liner en route Oakland to New York struck a hillside near Cheyenne Wyoming 15 miles west of the city. Twelve people nine passengers and three crew died in the crash reported at 2 15 a m Mountain Standard Time. The ship carried mail and passengers.
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Wyo
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Here
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Calif
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H. A. Collison
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Standard Oil Company
Great Salt Lake
Sunny
Ismites
Pansies
Harold Batty Wardess
Leona Mason
Aom Miner
Park Lane Hotel
Juliet Hillman
Pittsburgh
Walter B. Crandall
Associated Oil Co
San Francisco
Helden Warren
Chicago
Cathcart
Portland
Ore
Collison
Bill Hoar
New Curtains and Drapery by Moling and Cather
An advertisement notes new curtains and drapery covering materials from Moling and Cather. The one-page item highlights fabric options and installation services for homes.
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Moling & Cather
Property for sale near Millwood road by Shenandoah Valley Bank
For sale or rent a stone residence with outbuildings and about 20 acres within city limits on Millwood road. Apply to Shenandoah Valley National Bank. Lost pair white chamois gloves owners contact 326 Amherst St Mrs. R. E. Byrd.
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F. Amos Shryock
Millwood
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Amherst St
R. E. Byrd
Ashley's Nite Club at Castleman's Ferry
Event listing for Tuesday October 4 at Ashley's Nite Club Castleman's Ferry. Show runs from 10 to 2 with 1p 5t in timing notation.
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Ashley's
Castleman’s Ferry
Luncheon at Congregational Christian Church
Church hosts a luncheon Tuesday from 11 to 2 oclock serving food for 35 cents. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach efforts.
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Congregational Christian Church
Supreme Court Opens in New Building on First Session
The Supreme Court convened in its new $11.5 million home in Washington for a ceremonial start. Justices wore robes, admitted over 100 attorneys, and heard motions before adjourning to resume Monday as the term begins. The move and first session drew many officials and spectators to the palatial court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Capitol Building
Marshal Green
Justice Hughes
Bowling Begins Tuesday Night League Opens Season
Bowling begins Tuesday night October 8 to late April. Entering its second season the B bowling league adds two new teams Retail Grocers Association and Royal Arcanums due to Boy Scouts and Novick Transfer unable to form teams. Tomorrow's schedule lists Men’s Athletic vs Post Office Retail Grocers vs Lee Baking Co Chain Groceries vs O Sullivan National Fruit vs Royal Arcanum on Winchester and Funk alleys.
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Novick
Retail Grocers’ Association
Royal Arcanums
Men's Athletic
Post Office
Lee Baking Company
Winchester
Chain Groceries
O'Sullivan
National Fruit
Royal Arcanum
Funk’s
Blame on Italy in League War Crisis from Addis Ababa
Ethiopian sources report Emperor Haile Selassie plans to lead 120000 fighters into battle within two weeks against Italy. An imperial adviser hints rumors of peace terms may be true, while Italian officials deny any such proposal. Ras Mulugheta and 1300000 Ethiopian troops are cited as backing forces as the occupation of Aduwa draws attention.
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Haile Selassie
Italy
Rome
Luigi Vinci-Gigliucci
Dessye
Aduway
Mussa Ali
Selassie
Ras Mulugueta
Ras Guska
Wollo Galla
Halle 5Lassie
Aduwa
Geneva
League Council
World News at a Glance items from diverse cities
Oakland plans to prosecute the Roosevelt New Deal as an indictment by Western Republicans. Washington cites a precendent shattering neutrality policy in operation. Richmond reports tobacco leader Tazewell M. Carrington died. Big Meadows gliders await weather for motorless flights. Detroit hosts fans for game six of the World Series. Cheyenne reports twelve killed in a transport plane crash west of town. Addis Ababa expects Haile Selassie to lead 120000 troops into Ethiopia conflict within two weeks. Paris says Suez Directors met and concluded canal cannot be closed or blockaded to check Ethiopian warfare. Geneva notes Italy in war violation of the League covenant.
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Washington
America
Richmond
Tazewell M. Carrington
Big Meadows
Detroit
Cheyenne
Wyo
Here
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Italy
Paris
Suez Canal
Utood
Ethiopia
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League of Nations
League Council Committee of Six
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