Nine Die As Mob Lynches Negroes In Mississippi Town
In Harrison Mississippi on September 28 two intoxicated mulatto brothers began a killing spree, sparking a race riot that left three white men and five Black residents dead before Walter Jones was lynched. A National Guardsmen train arrived and the mob subdued after a sequence of shootings and a lynching. The dead include Sheriff Hammett former Constable Kelnstly Claude Freeman Johanna Aiken Tom Weeks Jesse Thompson Thead Grayson Walter and Will Jones.
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Johanna Aiken
Tom Weeks
Jesse Thompson
Thead Grayson
Walter
Walter Tandy
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Walter Jones
Kelnstly
Wiliam
Yazoo
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Clowd Freeman
Sheriff Hammett
Fayette
Jim
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Orrin Gillig
Jones
Warda
Asad
Aster Jones
Tom Week
Ane
Mexican ex-president Diaz says no recall notice yet
War Department has not summoned Diaz home Diaz notes any recall matter would go through Diaz and Polix Diaz. He expects to stay in France until mid October. John Lind plans to press Administration in Washington on appointing a potential agent to deal with Diaz and ensure fair elections.
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StAtio Diaz
Mex- 50
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eDral Polix Diag
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Wilson
John Lind
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Warlo's Series Is Next On Program
New York Sept 29 A week remains before the 1913 World Series opens at the Polo Grounds Oct 7 with the Giants and Athletics contesting for the title. The series will move to Philadelphia's Shibe Park as the teams race to four wins. Giants' pitching gains with Tearegu and Demarec join Mathewson and Marquard against Bender and Plank, while Philadelphia's young pitchers add depth. Hitting trends diverge as Athletics exit a slump with a return to power, while the Giants fail to regain hot form. Moran's A's have averaged nearly seven runs per game last week compared with about three and a half for the Giants.
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Tearegu
Demarec
Mathewson
Marquard
Bender
Plank
Philadelphia Colt
Glanta
Laat
Moran
Standings of the Teams National and American Leagues
National League standings list New York Phila Boston Chicago Brooklyn St. Louis Cincinnati Cincinnati and others with win loss totals. American League standings show Detroit Chicago New York Cleveland Pittsburgh Boston and more with per team records for the season. Western League teams Denver Omaha Des Moines St Joseph Sioux City Lincoln Wichita and Topeka appear with their win totals and ranks.
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Cleveland
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St. Louis
Western League
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Omaha
Des M's
Topeka
St. Joe
Soo City
Linecoln
Wichita
Ease Ball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results feature Cincinnati and Chicago with runs and innings totals in multiple matchups. American League action notes Detroit and St Louis performances, plus Chicago and Cleveland games with scorelines and pitcher pairings. Western League reports St Joseph and Des Moines contests with final tallies and listed batters.
Young Boehling Seen As Hopes For Bright Pitching Future
Washington manager Clark Griffith credits Juy Boehling with major promise alongside Walter Johnson saying the young ace could be the next great twirler in the American League after eleven straight wins. Frank Chance questions Boehling’s stamina and curve usage, while Griffith remains confident he will be a standout with more experience.
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Washington
Juy Boehling
Walter Johnson
Boehling
Griffith
Frank Chance
New York
Boebing
Kahanamoku Sets New Swimming World Marks
Duke Kahanamoku, star of the Stockholm Games, broke three world records at the Olympic Club in San Francisco. He set new 25 yard in 11.4 seconds, 50 yard in 23.4 seconds, and 75 yard in 37.4 seconds, surpassing existing marks by Daniels Wickman Sullivan Kuszagh and his own previous time. Official AAU timing confirmed proper measurement and regulations.
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Duke Kahanamoku
Stockholm
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Charlie Daniels
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Sullivan
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New World's Trotting Record at Detroit Grand Circuit Meet
FR G Jones of Memphis drove Dudie Archdale to win the free for all at the state fair track in Detroit, setting a world record for three heats in trotting. Anvil Geers finished second as Dudie Archdale won two heats after Anvil won the first. The trio clocked 2 04 percent times in the series, surpassing the Syracuse record set two years earlier when Billy Burk topped Spanish Queen.
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Detroit
FR. G. Jones
Memphia
Dudie Archdale
Anvil
Geers
Anvit
Dudle Archdale
Syracuse
Billy Burk
Ban Johnson Rules Balks In Pitching Dispute
President Johnson of the American League bans balk charges when a pitcher in the set drops the ball accidentally. This contrasts with a recent National League ruling by President Lynch that a dropped ball during pitching counts as a balk.
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Johnson
American League
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Lynch
National League
Barry Challenged World Sculling Title on Thames Race
Ernest Barry of London, world champion sculler, accepts a challenge from Frank R. Greer of Heston, US champion, for a Thames race to decide the world title. Stakes are $2,500 each, with the event slated for November. Pittsburgh Gete Delhi and Red Sox notes appear in brief alongside.
The Talisman of Good Luck in a Tragic Train Tale
Jim Hannigan, a wandering painter of blackboards, loses a rabbit's foot talisman that fatefully saves him from a trestle train. After throwing it away, he nearly dies, slips into the Hocking River bottom, and awakens amid strange debris. The talisman returns, guiding him to a mysterious crate and a new destiný.
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Hite
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Weill
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