White Sox Take First in Series at Comiskey Park
Chicago shows life in the world series by defeating Cincinnati 4 to 0 at Comiskey Park. Dick Kerr dazzles with three singles allowed and two walks, while Duncan Fisher matches control for the Reds. Attendance reaches 29 000 as Kerr keeps the Reds hitless after the first inning, and Leibold shines in the Sox defense.
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Hoda” Eller
Walter Reuther
Cincinnati
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Gleason
Sox
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Ning Journal
PEASE
Chicago White Sox
Dick Kerr
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Kerr
Paris
Pex
Paragould
Ark
Duncan Wisher
Kopf
Reds
Jroh
Band of Rooters
Cincinn
Fisher
Moran
Bheather
Sallee
Little Kerr
Illness of the President Alarmed France in 1919
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson’s illness and rest have cooled French hopes for the peace treaty yet offer optimism about support from California. Debates in the chamber of deputies center on Andre Lefevre’s proposed amendment to disarm Germany and the risk of eroding constitutional treaty authority. The league of nations debate continues as Renaudel challenges Clemenceau on entry and US participation amid Article 5 constraints. Yugoslavia shifts to sign the Austrian treaty after opposition over minority clauses.
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Albuaterdque Morning Journal
New York World
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Wilson
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Johnson
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Chamber of Deputies
Clemenceau
Parliamentary Commission
Andre Defevre
Germany
Lefevre
Andre Tardieu
Renaudel
Chamber
League of Nations
Aimerion
Kenaadel
Assembly
Connect
League
Jugo- Slavia
Orit
Keawebht
Peneretia
Germany’s seizure of American property in war talks
Attorney General Palmer outlined German confiscation of American property in Romania and Darman wartime schemes to use German bank notes as legal tender. He argued the Kuyakeharest treaty ratified these transactions and urged protection for American interests in any peace settlement.
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Kansas City
Tasmania
Por Pen
Gveral Palmer
von Munckensen
Rumania
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Kumania
Germany
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Cerian
Palojerwald
Ftumania
Hotes
Mystary
Gertian Marke
Rethsbhonk
Tertin
de Peetis
Merlin
Palmer
Weather Forecast For Denver And Surrounding Areas
The forecast calls for fair skies Saturday with warmer conditions. Sunday should be unsettled with partly cloudy skies and a mix of sleet or rain in portions, followed by generally fair conditions into Monday. Highs and lows are not specified.
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Denver
Culp
Weather report fragment with scattered meteorological data
Fragmentary 24 hour weather summary appears with readings for humidity, precipitation, temperature and wind direction. The legible items include humidity values and a few numbers, but many words are garbled and unreadable.
Jornson Speaks in Los Angeles on Covenant and Peace Treaty
California Senator addresses a ballroom crowd at a hotel in Los Angeles where President Wilson spoke two weeks earlier. He discusses covenant terms and the peage treaty approach, urging support for international accords.
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Jornson
Los Angeles
Peage
California
Wilson
Johnson voices opposition to peace treaty at Los Angeles luncheon
United States Senator Hiram W. Johnson denounced the League of Nations covenant and the peace treaty. He warned Americans face a crossroads between malodorous diplomacy and pure Americanism, urging rejection of foreign entanglements and criticizing Shantung cession to Japan as dishonor. He spoke to a crowd of hundreds at a Los Angeles luncheon hosted by the League for Preservation of American Independence.
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My Morning Journal
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United States
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League of Nations
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California
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Senntor Johnson
Johnson
America
Shantung Peninsula
Japan
China
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Geneva
Ansiog
Senate
Benator Johnson
Vice President Adopts Underfed Baby Now A Growing Three Year Old
A report describes the fate of an underfed infant placed in the care of Vice President Thomas J. Marshall. The piece portrays the child at age three after being raised in the vice president's household with the stated aim of improving his welfare.
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Thomas J. Marshall
Washington
U. D. Soldiers Bodies to Be Returned Home
The article reports that bodies of American soldiers buried in Germany Belgium Luxembourg and nearby areas will be returned to the United States. Transportation arrangements are to be organized by the War Department with orders for procurement and travel division leadership to oversee the matter.
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U. D. Ouldiers
Oyan
FORD
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Belgium
Luxemburg
Iueela
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Worage and
Trattle
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Hartoni
Guatemala Ratifies German Peace Treaty
Guatemala's National Congress ratified the German peace treaty and a joint resolution proposed by the executive to express eternal gratitude to Woodrow Wilson. If approved, a delegation will travel to Washington to present the message to President Wilson.
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Guatemala
Baker Supports War Prep and League Covenant Amid Hearing
Secretary of War Baker urged a 509,000 man standing army plus universal training and backed the League of Nations covenant during testimony before the House Military Affairs Committee. He argued these measures would deter war and justify large forces, while opposing reorganization of the National Guard and recognition issues for certain units.
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Cleveland
House Military Affaire Committee
League of Nations
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Faker
Leagues of Nations
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Provident League
Suker
Ren
Senate
Povenant For & Leamtoe
Ouimentree
Mull
168Th
Hibbow
Soommont Ruls Completed Yields County Tax Hike Projection
In Ranta Fe County an assessment shows an increase from about 2.396 million to 4.009 million, with roughly five tenths of the total value attributed to railroads. The report names the Wiggers and Xbayers among county taxpayers.
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Hutte Fe
Asseneor Marveino Afertiz
Ranta Fe County
Riots at Indiana Harbor as two alleged attackers face jail
Riotous scene at Universal Portland Cement plant in Indiana Harbor Indiana as a union picket is shot. Two named Black men with about twenty five others tried to return to work and were arrested. Threats of lynching target the two prisoners while nearly 300 strikers chase other marchers into the woods.
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Joinas
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Universal Portland Cement
Democrats Deny Reed Visit to Arizona
Phoenix Arizona Oct 3 1918 secretary of the democratic state central committee says the committee has nothing to do with bringing Senator Reed to Arizona amid inquiries about his speaking tour against the age of nations. The message notes the League for the Preservation of American Independence will host the senator in Phoenix.
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Rnin Journal
Phoenix
Ariz
T. H. Drew
Democratic State Central Committee
Peope
Arizona
Senator Meed
Drennan
Bewater Hood
Age of Nations
Democrats
Yuma
Reed
Mei
Democratiac Central
Benater Reed
League For the Preservation of American Independence
Wis
Wilson
General Liggett Seeks Identification of Two Bodies Found
General Hunter Liggett telegraphed the adjutant general in Washington asking steps be taken to identify two bodies found near Los Animos Bay in Lower California. The men are believed to be pilots Lieutenant H Connelly and Frederick E Waterhorne.
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Loy
Jourmal
Airplane Return Reported for Captured Americans in Mexico
An American aviator returned to El Paso after capture by bandits in Mexico last August. The flyer, identified by Mexican consul general Andres Garcia, said to have reached Juarez late today. The consulate confirmed the release of Lieutenants Moo Se tervon and Paul W. Davin in the incident.
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Texas
PIMNO
Moo Setervon
Paul WW. Davin
Mexico
Juanes
Andres ‘i Garcia
Apple Sells for Hundred Dollars at Road Meeting
At the Ozark Train convention a carved apple weighing one and a half pounds sold for 100 dollars amid a heated vote. Vittobure Kane won the 1926 convention in a tight contest with Altus Oklahoma and Chickasha Oklahoma. W H Harvey announced he would not seek re election but was later persuaded to continue as head of the road delegation. New officers included Mace of Roewell as president and Corn of Tucumariot as vice president with several other state presidents elected across New Mexico Texas and Arkansas.
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Chanute
Kane
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Springfell Ma
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Mangum
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Seymour
Texas
Senator Jones Attacks President Wilson Over League Pact
Washington Republican Senator Jones declares in the Senate that President Wilson has undermined government and threatens democracy with the league of nations covenant. He argues the treaty risks U S sovereignty and favors swift ratification without proper safeguards.
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CPEC
Seaged
Washington
Senator Jones
Senate Today
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Jones
Senate
League of Nations
United? States
Slight Improvement Reported on Chief Executive Condition
Dr. Cary T. Grayson, the president’s personal physician, issues a bulletin noting a slightly more favorable condition for the chief executive. The update signals modest progress in the patient’s health status.
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Cary T. Grayson
Mr. Wilson
Wilson's Condition Improves Slightly in White House Bulletin
President Wilson's health was described as about the same with a slight improvement in a White House bulletin issued by Dr. Cary T. Grayson. The notice, given to reporters through Secretary Tumulty, said he could take nourishment and sleep, with officials awaiting marked improvement before easing restrictions.
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PY Morning Journal
Washington
Wilson
White House
Cary T. Grayson
Tumuity
Grayson
President Wilson Is Very Sick and Abed at White House
Reports from the White House confirm President Wilson remains in bed with physicians in constant attendance. Bulletins say his condition is unchanged as nervous exhaustion and influenza aftereffects weaken his resistance, with family and officials closely monitoring his care.
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Lenin
Cary T. Grayson
White House
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Herbtrede Porner
Taft
Justice White
William ©. McAdoo
Admiral Stilt
Erling Huffin
Heth
Lee Craycon
B. Dereum
Philadelphia
McAldoo
New York
Francie BR
Amicable settlement eyed in railroad unions clash
Washington October reports an amicable settlement of the dispute over railroad unions representation in the industrial conference called by President Wilton. Director General Hines proposed terms under consideration with optimism in official circles awaiting acceptance. Timothy Shea said four brotherhoods may skip the conference as representation terms were unsatisfactory and no decision was possible before tomorrow.
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Wilton
Hines
Timothy Shea
Firemen
American Federation of Labor
Tle
Railroad Administration
B M. Jewell
Actin
Paiteomaemaloven
Alamogordo official talks road with chamber
Ml Paso figures in Alamogordo meeting with the Chamber of Commerce about the Alamogordo Ml Paso road. The visitor also attended the Ozark Pras] Convention at Roswell on October 1 and will depart tomorrow for Albuquerque.
Citizen Guards Called To Aid Police and Civil Officials
In Ilandon in October, the home office issued an appeal for forming citizen guards across the emirate to support police and civil authorities, protect peaceful citizens, and help maintain essential food and fuel supplies.
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Ilandon
Hone
Fes
Thrmeehout
War Veterans Return from Front in Santa Fe
Two last Santa Fe veterans of the great war arrive home tonight Maensel Mirvener son of John Pflueger Santa Fe merchant and AGS director and Kaune son of HH a Pines merchant who served in France and Germany aboard the navy cruiser during wartime ceremony details omitted
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John Pflueger
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Entry Kaune
Pines
Aboad
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