Warneke Annexes Second Game of World Series
Cubs rally to beat Tigers 3 to 1 in Chicago but lose ace Lonnie Warneke to a pitching shoulder injury. The series shifts to Detroit with Detroit leading 3 games to 2 as Tommy Bridges and Bill Lee close out the Cubs in the latest 1918 style duel.
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Chicago
Chi- Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Lonnie Warneke
Bengals
Detroit
Tigers
Warneke
Arkansas
Lynwood
Cavarretta
Tiger
Phil Cavarretta
Clifton
Cubs
Billy Herman
Chuck Klein
Klein
Cub
Phillies
Larry French
Rowe
Tommy Bridges
Bridges
Cochrane
Tommy
William Clayton Orr Dies in Leesburg After Illness
Word arrived of the death of William Clayton Orr 23 at his mother Mrs Mary Page Orr’s Leesburg home after a several year illness. He attended Leesburg High School and Shenandoah Valley Academy. Funeral held Saturday at St James Episcopal Church with interment in Leesburg Union Cemetery. Survived by mother five sisters and one brother.
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William Clayton Orr
Mary Page Orr
W. C. Orr
Lesburg
Leesburg
Orr
William Thomson
Hinston
Texas
Louise Orr
Elizabeth Orr
Frances Orr
Edward B. Lee
White Post
Clarke County
Robert Alden Orr
Creomulsion Ad Promises Fast Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as effective relief for coughs and chest colds. It claims to reach the source of throat irritation, loosen phlegm, and improve symptoms quickly with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Creomulsion
Hilltoppers Open Season With 13 to 0 Win Over Luray
Shenandoah Valley Academy defeated Luray High 13 to 0 in the season opener. Schneider sprinted 19 yards for a second quarter TD after a first score by Hilltopper Sears. The defense stifled Luray's air game as Harper, Sears, Kite and Strickler moved the ball on the ground and on reverses.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Luray High School
Schneider
Sears
Luray
Hilltoppers
Harper
Kite
W. A
M. Strickler
Husky Luray
Center
S. Wy. A
Baker
S. V
A. Campbell
R. LE Dean
Coffman
Lackey Fox
Grim Meyer
Wenzel Beahm
Reynolds Markowitzek
Smith Barrett
G. Haines Baker
Sears Lancaster
Kite Campbell
C. Lhb
Strickler
J. Campbell
Purdue Triumphs 7-0 as McGannon Runs 52 Yards
Saturday's Stars highlight Purdue halfback Tommy McGannon scoring a 52 yard TD to beat Northwestern 7-0. Western Reserve's Zeh and Burgwin combine for five touchdowns in an upset over Cornell 33-19. Temple defeats Tennessee Valley A&M 14-0 as Vince Renzo returns a 95 yard kickoff for a score.
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Associated Press
Tommy McGannon
Purdue
Northwestern
Zeh
Burgwin
Western Reserve
Cornell
Vince Renzo
Temple
Tenn. A
Tigers Win World Series 4 3 in Dramatic Finish
Detroit buries Cubs in tense clincher as Goslin drives in the decisive run in the bottom of the ninth. Cochrane leads Tigers with three hits while Klein, Hartnett, and Jurges are among Cubs standout performers in a hard fought fall classic.
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Clifton
Ante
Cubs
Klein
Fox
Tigers
Cochrane
Cavarretta
French
Gehringer
Galan
Goslin
Cavaretta
Herman
Hartnett
Demaree
Tiger
Rogell
Hack
Bridges
Walker
Owen
Jurges
Cub
Kleiny
Selassie Plans 120000 Strong Army On Field
The report notes Emperor Selassie intends to mobilize an army of about 120 000 as part of a broader policy. A six member committee has ruled, and approval would trigger sanctions under Article 12 if war occurs. The covenant requires arbitration or League Council submission of disputes. Trade and financial relations would be severed with the aggressor at the outset.
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Committee of Six
League
League Council
Scheduled Air Lines Business At a New Peak
Washington October 7 scheduled air lines of the United States flew 28 729 128 miles carried 377 339 passengers on air journeys totaling 162 858 746 passenger miles and 7 221 013 pounds of express in the first half of 1935 totals were new records domestic routes flew 24 642 134 miles carried 319 484 passengers 139 436 311 passenger miles and 1 412 969 pounds express foreign extensions totals were miles flown 4 036 994 passengers 57 855 passenger miles 808 044 pounds express at period end 22 domestic and 4 foreign carriers operated 464 airplanes 571 pilots 330 copilots 2 637 mechanics and ground crew 1 519 other employees 2 871 operations and office staff 159 stewards and hostesses during six months 15 482 736 gallons fuel 449 918 gallons oil average fare 5 89 cents per mile domestic trips averaged 436 miles 39 441 trips started 36 823 completed 93 36 percent of 42 005 scheduled trips started 93 89 percent seat occupancy 56 percent vs 48 percent in 1934.
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AIR
Washington
United States
Bureau of Air Commerce
Department of Commerce
Insanity Plea Filed In Bel Air Murder Trial
Kendall Hill's counsel filed another not guilty by reason of insanity plea as the trial for murdering Baltimore cab driver Albert Atwell opened in Bel Air. Sixty five witnesses were present at the outset.
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Bel Air
Kendall Hill
Hill
Albert Atwell
Baltimore
League Pact signals pause in Italo Ethiopian crisis
The big six report highlights the Briand Kellogg pact outlawing war and urges pacific settlement. Premier Laval pushes for immediate halt and a neutral zone while Addis Ababa reports Italy shaping peace talks. Britain insists any peace must fall under League of Nations jurisdiction with Ethiopian consent. Canal directors say Suez remains open and neutral.
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Big Six Committee
Italy
Ethiopia
Laval
France
Pompeo Aloisi
Mussolini
Geneva
Addis Ababa
Aduwa
Haile Selassie
London
Great Britain
League of Nations
Canal
Paris
Suez Canal
Atonement Day Observed By Hebrew Citizens
Atonement Day or Yom Kippur was observed with fasting and prayer across the Hebrew community. Services began at sunset with Rabbi A Sadow of Baltimore leading in Odd Fellows hall and continued until sunset today including Kol Nidre and Nilah services. Memorial services were emphasized during the strict fast, with the shofar sounded to close.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
A. Sadow
Baltimore
Sergeant's Sale of Furniture in Winchester 1935
By levy for delinquent city taxes and a distress warrant in the case F A Shryock vs E W Collis the sale will be at the Winchester Court House October 12 1935 at 10 AM The items include an upright piano stool upholstered living suite two straight chairs and assorted furniture cash only as terms of sale Sergeant Taylor Barr conducts the auction.
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Taylor Barr
Italian consul presents 300 volumes to Johns Hopkins library
Dr Mario Carosi Italian consul gave 300 volumes of Italian literature to Johns Hopkins University library under police guard amid Italo Ethiopian tensions. Authorities increased security after threats at the consulate. a student demonstration reportedly failed to occur in the drizzle. The collection included Mussolini speeches.
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Baltimore
Mario Carosi
Johns Hopkins University Library
Carosi
Hopkins
Mussolini
Marian Martin Pattern Book Advertises 15 Cents Each
The notice promotes the New Marian Martin Pattern Book featuring 40 color pages with dozens of easy designs for fall and winter. It asks readers to send 15 cents per pattern or 25 cents for book and pattern, include name address style number and size, and mail to The Winee New York New York.
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Marian Martin
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Goose Goslin
Billy Rogell
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Stan Hack
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Il Ouce
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