Giants Defeat Hugmen 2 in World Series opener
McGrawites win the first game 2 to 0 as four singles in the eighth inning drive a trio of runs. Hugmen struggle with pitching and offense in a scoreless early contest.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
1
Giants Rally Past Yankees In World Series Opener
New York Nationals defeat the Yankees 3 to 2 in a dramatic first game of the 1922 world baseball championship series. Babe Ruth broke the monotony with a timely single, Whitey Witt triple for New York, and a decisive eighth inning rally gave the Giants the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Nationals
New York Americans
Yankees
Giants
Menguera
Joe Bush
Yankee
Watterfovt
Bush
Art Neths
Sonrthpaw
Nationals
Babe Ruth
Nehf
Ruth
Whitey Witt
Taim
Meusel
Sechange
Young
Birchang
Aaron Ward
Fach
Achilles
John McGraw
Miller Huggins
Modiey
Witt
McGrawe
Feail Smith
Kelly
Stengel
Snyder
Weather Outlook for Southwest States
Denver reports: New Mexico and Arizona forecast fair conditions on Thursday and Friday with slight cooling in the north and east, and little change in temperature elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Lure
University Weather Report For Twenty Four Hours Ended 6 PM
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday recorded by the university show a high of 84 degrees Fahrenheit and a clear sky. Precipitation and wind figures are minimal with no notable weather events recorded.
Arizona Eases Quarantine To Allow New Mexico Cattle
The Arizona State Livestock Sanitary Board recommended modifying the quarantine law to admit New Mexico cattle without dipping if federally inspected and cleared as disease free. Governor Campbell may sign the amended proclamation within days. The change enables NM cattlemen to ship through Arizona into Mexico to find range as drought kills thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenisz
Ariz
Arizona State Livestock Sanitary Board
Arizona
New Mexico
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Thomas KB. Campbell
State Board
Ed W. Stephens
Old Mexico
Santa Fe Strike Claimed Settled As Officials Report
A letter from A K Norris chairing the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe executive committee states efforts to end the Santa Fe strike and arrange a conference with the striking employees. Wells replies that the company regards the strike as settled and sees no need for further talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Top Xa & Santa Fe Railway
A. K. Norris
A. G. Wells
Santa Fe
Persenett
Chicago
Newell
Personett
Floods in Bengal Cause Massive Loss of Life
Calcutta dispatch reports northern Bengal floods after eight days of travel from Darjeeling. Several thousand said drowned and thousands homeless in what relief workers call the worst Bengal disaster, with cholera adding to the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Bengal
Darjeeling
Experts to accompany Horne on U S debt mission
London October 4 The Associated Press reports Sir Robert Horne the chancellor of the exchequer will sail for America to discuss inter allied debts with U S treasury officials and the debt funding commission. He will be accompanied by Montague Norman governor of the Bank of England P J Grigg private secretary and Rowe Dutton a senior British treasury official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Robert Horne
America
Treasury
Debt Funding Commission
Montague Normal
Bank of England
P. J. Grigg
Exchequer
Rowe Dutton
Trains Restored to Normal Service in Texas
Texarkana Arkansas October 3 railroad officials announced passenger train service on the St Louis Southwestern Cotton Belt in Texas will return to normal conditions as before the shop crafts strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Ark
St. Louis-Southwestern
Cotton Belt
Texas
Ortiz Defeated at Democrat County Meeting
The Democrat county ticket lists candidates for county commissioner districts 1 2 and 3 along with county offices. Names include Manuel Sedillo James Bezermek Frank Butt D A Macpherson Feline Zamora Lucy Harris Atanasio Montoya W W McClellan Pitt Ross and legislators Atanasio Griego Dennis Chavez Jose Jordi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortiz
Democrat County Meeting
Manuel Sedillo
James Bezermek
Frank Butt
D. A. Macpherson
Feline Zamora
KH. B
Swope
Lucy Har
Atanasio Montoya
W. W. McClellan
Pitt Ross
Atanasio Griego
Dennis Chavez
Jose Jordi
Democratic county convention selects nominees and endorses reform
The Democratic county convention in Society hall Albuquerque yesterday nominated J A Macpherson for assessor and Felipe Zamora for sheriff on the second ballot, with Ortiz indirectly challenged. Willam Jennings Bryan addressed the gathering as 190 delegates cast 137 votes in the large turnout while business leaders urged nonpartisan administration and ethical public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio C. Ortig
J. A. Macpherson
Willam Jennings Bryan
Society Hall
Olid Albuquerque
W. (. Gestreich
Leonardo Hianing
Cipriano Sanches
E. Hi. Booth
Earl Bowdich
R. McClughan
Albuquerque Business Men's Association
Easl
Clughan
Oestreich
Democratic Party
Business Men's Committee
McClughan
Raymond Arhuiet
Bernalio County
Republican Party
Sceneo
Manuel Sedillo
Gregorid Durand
M. P. Sawtelle
Butt
Mr. Sawtelle
Sawtelle
Felipe Zamora
Ranchos de Atrisco
Ortiz
Zamora
Rafael Garcia
Garcia
Gamora
Swope
FE. B. Swope
Tnev Harris
Raymond Oceans Resscons
Queen Marie of Roumania Sees Daughter Ascend Thrones
Queen Marie of Roumania gains renewed praise as her daughter Elizabeth becomes queen of Greece after her husband former Prince George ascends the throne. Another daughter, Princesa Marie, now reigns as queen of Jugoslavia. Marie and her daughters noted beauties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Roumania
Elizabeth
Greece
Price George
Princesa Marie
Juge-Slavia
George
Allied Turkish Parley Opens as Talks Creep Forward
At Mudania Ismet Pasha says Turkish government accepts allied proposals in principle and aims to avoid incidents with the English. Three aims set by General Harington include stopping hostilities, fixing a Thrace line, and preparing for a future peace conference. Ismet seeks Thrace administration transfer within a month and a neutral force west of the Maritza river. Turkish willingness to meet Greek delegates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Associated Press
Mudania
Ismet Pasha
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Angora Gs
Deccasion
Ismet
Thrace
Maritza
Harington
Paris
Heinys
RCS
Angora
Smyrna
Oriental News Bureau
Mustapha Kemal
Madania
Turkey
What's the Score Man Comes Out of Daze
Minneapolis on October 4 a window washer Lester Garceau aged 34 fell from a third story ledge to the sidewalk. Spectators feared he was killed but he survived unhurt and asked what the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
White
Lester Garceau
Actress Misa Shirley Performs After Mother's Death
New York reports that Misa Miorence Shirley remained at her mother's bedside until death, arranged the burial, then returned to perform in Why Men Leave at the Mooroscoe. She refused an understudy and acted in both matinee and evening shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Misa Miorence Shirley
Mooroscoe Theater
Mina Shirley
Bankers Push Ban on Branch Banking Nationwide
The American Bankers Association in New York votes to oppose branch banking and to form a national and state banks and trust companies coalition to campaign for a federal law prohibiting more than one office per state. Murry McLeod to chair. officers named include John H. Puelicher, Walter W. and William W. Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Bankers Association
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Connecticut
Murry McLeod
Irving Park National Bank
Chicago
Tarding
Mellon
Thomas 8
McAdams
John H. Puelicher
Milwaukee
Walter W
Hiead
Omaha
Neb
William W. Knox
Americans Released From Jail At Juarez
El Paso detectives Clande T. Smith Sam Dreben and C C Harvey were freed from Juarez jail and returned to El Paso after posting $2 500 bonds. They faced charges of attempting to abduct Felipe Olguin alias Arizona Phil, sought in Los Angeles for the murder of Police Sergeant Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Clande T. Smith
Sam Dreben
C. C. Harvey
Juarez
Felipe Olguin
Arizona Phil
Los Angeles
Fitzgerald
Cash Hall
MING HO DEMAND CONTINUANCE PRESENT WAGES
The United Mine Workers policy committee in Cleveland reaffirmed demands from the 1922 Indianapolis convention for continued present wages through 1925 plus a six hour day and five day week with overtime rules. They will press these at the next scale conference before the March 31 Cleveland agreement expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Associated Press
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Miners’ Union
John l. Lewis
Indiana
Ohlinois
Pennsylvvania
Chicago
Phil H. Penna
Indiana Coal Operators’ Association
Joint Conference
Two Men Taken From Jail Tarred and Feathered in Nebraska
Two men Leonard Noel and A Jennings were seized from jail at Bartley Nebraska and tarred and feathered by a mob. The attackers ordered them to depart town under threat of hanging after authorities had arrested them for allegedly harassing school girls. Noel had earlier eloped to North Platte with Velma Sipe a 16 year old student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Bartley
Neb
Omaha World Herald
Leoenard Noel
A. Jennings
Noel
North Platte
Velma Sipe
Two Die From Large Still Explosion Burns
In Chicago on October 4 Max Spector and William Lyons died after a large still exploded on the northwest side. Both men suffered severe burns and injuries from the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Chicago
Max Spector
William Lyons
Britain to Pay Debts Only as Capacity Allows
New York Oct 1 Reginald McKenna urged definite postponement of debt payments by European nations except England until each debtor's ultimate ability to pay is determined. He said Germany could pay about one billion dollars in reparations if others defer, and emphasized England's capacity and resolve to honor its bond in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
England
Reginald McKenna
American Bankers’ Association
Germany
International Cette
London
Joint
City and Midland Bank
Utd
Great Britain
McKenna
MedKenna
France
Europe
Forest fires wipe out three Ontario mining towns in Canada
A wide forest blaze in northern Ontario destroys Haileybury North Cobalt and another mining settlement with reports of Fingis hart and Heaslit affected. Communications and rail links are cut as residents flee toward safer areas and Cobalt aids survivors of Haileybury and North Cobalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Ontario
Cobalt
Haileybury
North Cobalt
Fingishart
Englehart Anglophrune
Heaslit
Elk Lake
Hatteybury
Settlement of Strike and Grafts on Railways Involved
The long strike was settled on the railway system, affecting carriers operating about 65 000 miles of line and involving between 125 000 and 130 000 men. The settlement ends a major disruption across the rail network.
Special Circulars Outline Rail Strike Settlement and Injunctions
Chicago October 4 1933 railroads with 125000 to 139900 members settled the shop crafts strike under the Baltimore plan. The bulletin cites three reasons for the policy, notes new carriers joining, and covers Judge Wilkerson's injunction interpretation. Jewell and Richberg returned from Washington after talks with Attorney General Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Highty
United States
Federated Show Crafts
BR. M. Jewell
Fort Smith & Western
Georgia
Florida
Baltimore
James Tf. Wilkerson
Daugherty
Donald KR. Richberg
Mr. Richberg
Jewell
Richberg
Washington
Wilkerson
Drought Threatens Serious Damage Across U S
Washington reports drought conditions threaten serious damage in many regions. The weekly weather and crop review notes late crops harmed and fall seeding slowed by lack of moisture. Light rains occurred on the Pacific coast and gulf, but central and southern states face insufficient moisture for germination and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Weekly
Ccrop
Weather Bureau Tonight
Pacific
Gulf
Iceberg Reported Moving South Across Atlantic Lanes
A massive iceberg larger than the Bunker Hill monument was reported advancing south toward Trans Atlantic steamship lanes. The iceberg stood about 260 feet high, towering 29 feet above the monument, with coordinates near latitude 47.46 north and longitude 48.40 west. Two smaller bergs accompanied the main one in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Det
Bunker Hill Monument
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hugmen
Smith
Scott
Short
McGraw
Banecroft
Groh
Frisch
Porecane
Local Report
NTA FE
Horne
U. S
Bryan
Ris
Ming HO
Nebraska
Canada
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