03 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
1
Reos celebrate the forty an imex secon of the World’s Series as winners gain few hits off Williams who is generous with passes, with one starting every score.
White Sox batsmen endure hard luck with Weaver robbed of a triple after a barrier rebound and Felsch denied a home run by Roush. Manager Moran says he will likely start Ray Fisher tomorrow while Gleason contemplates Kerr for the mound in Chicago.
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago White Sox 4 to 2 to take a 2-0 lead in the series. Claude Williams walked three batters and yielded all four runs as Reds batters capitalized on the visitors mistakes. Weaver delivered a hard hit ball and Phil Roush chased a long drive at the fence for a key out as the crowd of 29,690 watched.
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions Friday and Saturday with cooler northern portions. Expect light to moderate temperatures with 24 hour readings around the mid 60s, some humidity in the late afternoon, and light wind from a noted direction.
Representative Cooper of Ohio charges that William Z. Foster secretary treasurer of the steel strikers' national committee leads radical union activity and I W W propaganda. The allegation is part of the senate committee inquiry into the steel strike as John Fitzpatrick, chairman, testified and William B. Trubin appeared as counsel for the strikers.
Major General Leonard Wood urges rapid action after Omaha riots. City council votes to hire 100 new public servants and organize a militia style police force with two machine guns and 30 motorized units. Governor Melville enlists an investigation to determine responsibility while arrests continue.
A man named Fernand Katiiingt, a voting bank clerk, was arrested for carrying a challenge to fight a duel with pistols. The incident occurred in a town where Captain Dornan and Colonel Nofiall were noted in connection with tense exchanges over the expected duel.
The Beandi fman American Bank of Pargo with liabilities exceeding 190 was ordered closed and placed in receivership today by the court, with a temporary receiver appointed to manage the affairs.
Senate defeats thirty six of forty five amendments to the peace pact in rapid roll call. The vote ends with the treaty changes rejected and the overall peace plan remains unresolved.
Washington Oct 2 The Senate voted down 36 of 45 amendments to the peace treaty driven by Senator Fall of New Mexico. Democrats largely united against changes while Gore and Thomas broke ranks to oppose reservations. Debate included five minute limits and a near full gallery crowd as roll calls showed varied GOP and Democratic alignment.
King Albert, Queen Elizabeth, and Prince Leopold dock in Hoboken aboard the George Washington. Vice President Marshall welcomes them ashore and officials plan a busy schedule of receptions and sightseeing across the United States. The royal party marks their nineteenth wedding anniversary.
The morning reports show about 2100 workers returning to steel mills as strike forces soften. Leaders claim desertions are minor and that most returning men were regular laborers, while mills still rely on active picket lines to maintain operations.
Work restoration in the steel industry is noted as workers return to positions at United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel, with both companies reporting improvement in labor conditions and rapid resumption of duties.
Whiskey dug from ground near Chandler in Maricopa County after deputy sheriff raid. Det 2 Seven bare rels seized. Amod Dean Was arrested in connection with the seizure.
The first grapefruit of the season from the Salt River valley was displayed in Phoenix. The fruit, grown about four miles east of the city, was brought in today and placed on show.
A New York report says an American engineer named Spiller, employed on a Vera Cruz plantation, has been kidnapped by Mexican bandits and is being held for ransom. Excelsior quotes authorities that Mexico City troops are pursuing the kidnappers.
Paris dispatch notes Anna Gould before marriage a New Yorker awaiting France ratification of the peace treaty. Duchess aims to determine how the Sagan duchy lands and title will be treated under a German regime for her son Howard, now ten, while family hints at shifting loyalties and titles.
A petition to Samuel Gompers urges immediate creation of a league of industrial peace with a supreme council. The plan, modeled on the League of Nations, would hear and enforce rulings on labor disputes and bind twenty one unions allied with the AFL toward industrial democracy.
Helena Ark October two five whites and eleven or more negroes reported dead or wounded after an uprising in Blaine Phillips County. Federal troops from Camp Pike arrived to restore order while guards protected utilities and searched for hidden arms.
Ardmore residents confronted a disturbance at a convention hall where Ben Reed faced heckling and a single revolver shot was fired by an unidentified person. Reed condemned the thugs and urged self reliance before global involvement, while hundreds attended and expressed mixed views of his stance.
Washington reports President Wilson is a very sick man with condition less favorable and confinement to bed. Doctors from Philadelphia and Washington confer and agree rest is essential. Dr Grayson issues bulletin and confirms approach. Secretary Tumulty announces doctor consultation extended into evening. Former Treasury Secretary McAdoo visits White House amid illness
Special Cable Dispatch from Merlin reports three year old Dorothy Joan Taylor the first American child to enter Germany since the war began stopping with her parents at the Bristol Hotel. Her father Charles H Taylor sales manager for Gaston William Wigmore of New York says a special dispensation was needed for the infant. Berlin beer and wine prices astonish visitors as the weak mark exchange enables Americans to drink cheaply in many halls and hotels.
The Board of Directors of the United States Rubber Company today declared a 1 percent dividend on common stock, the first distribution since 1945 when 4.5 percent was paid, signaling an aim to restore regular payments.
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