World Series game moved to Chicago as rain suspends play
Heavy rain soaked Comiskey Park forcing postponement of the fifth World Series game between the Reds and White Sox. The delay benefits the Sox by giving Claude Williams rest while Reds pitcher Hod Miler remains unused. Attendance across four games reached 123,690 with total receipts of 484,290.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
Comiskey Park
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Moran
Hod” Miler
Sox
Claude Williams
Cincinnati
Greason
Reds
Plavers
Chins
National Commission
Gleason
Whestionsite
Grover Lowdermilk
Lefty” Sullivan
New York Nationals
Cleveland Americans
Chica Na Tionals
New York Americans
Weather Summary for Denver and Nearby Regions
Partly cloudy conditions with showers in southern and western areas of Denver Monday. Cooler conditions in the south portion. Tuesday partly sunny and warmer with fair west regions. Arizona reports fair west with showers in east portion. temperatures rising slowly. Record shows 24 hour period ending 6 p.m. yesterday with humidity figures and wind observations.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Waite University
Masiman
Gaye
President Wilson Halted Western Tour by Physician
Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson, Wilson’s personal physician, ordered the president to stop his western tour due to strain, saying he could no longer endure the exertion as he supported the League of Nations.
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Cary T. Grayson
Wilson
League of Nations
Grayson
Royal Belgians Worship at Holy Cross Cathedral
King Albert of Belgium and Desideratus Cardinal Mercier attended high mass at Holy Cross Cathedral in Boston. Cardinal O'Connell welcomed them and praised Belgiums leadership during wartime while the royal party continued to Niagara Falls after Harvard honors.
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Holy U0
Boston
Albert
Desideratus Cardinal Mercier
Holy Cross Cathedral
Germany
Binueen
Deir
Woerkhin
Mardinal Mercier Kreeted
Cardinal O'Connell
Doston
Emeen
Cardinal Merciey
Cardinal Connell
Henie
Belgium
Cardinal Mercier
R Cannell
Mercder
America
Catholie
Hoston T & Close
Copley Place
Niagara Falls
Niasara Falls
Troops Ready to Move to Gary if Trouble Spreads
Governor orders safeguard actions as lawless outbreaks loom near Gary steel centers. Soldiers have not been deployed yet but are on standby to protect plants homes and workers if unrest escalates.
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OY Monning Joumral Bret Leeson Wime
Gary
Ind
East Chicago
Indiana Harbor
Hodges
Barnes
Warryn Smith
Indiana
Jonish
Chicago
Lawles
Baker
Calumet
Woodnech
Mme
United States Army
Central Department of the Army
Steel Center
Proportion of Serbia's World War Losses Reported
War toll shows about 60 900 Serbian deaths from all causes and 200 600 Typhus victims. Mobilized troops reached 700 000 with 400 000 combatants and 300 000 in auxiliary roles. About 160 000 Serbians interned in Hungary, with over half believed to have perished or suffered.
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Momtins
Sreece
Pope Nee Velerade
Serbia
Typhos
Berblan War Department
Hungaria
Inter-Allied Commission
German Officers’ Casualties Reported in War Totals
Wartime statistics indicate non-commissioned officers killed wounded or missing total 778 660 with Prussians 41 960 Bavarians 14 Gospel Saxons 6 490 and Württemberg 23 204. Non commissioned officers killed number 190 205. Military regions show similar patterns across sections.
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Mohlieng
Oet
British Railway Strike Ends After Talks
The walkout of railway employees, begun on September 26, ended for the time being after conferences. Men will return to work at once as negotiations continue.
British Railway Strike Settled After Downing Street Talks
London Oct 5 The railway strike ending after talks between Premier Lloyd George and the executive of the National Union of Railway Men. Immediate resumption of work, renewed wage negotiations by year end, minimum wage set, and arrears to be paid. Government and union call off strike and agree on a one-year wage scale renewal.
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Sincw
Lioyrd George
National Union of Railway Menu
A. F Ponal Law
Conciliation Committee
Great Britain
National Union of Rtatiway Men
Nego Nations
Existnek
Railway Men's Union
Lioyd George
Andrew Honor Law
Downing Street
Transport Workers’ Federation
Arthur Henderson
John R. Clynes
Ghinst
James Henry Thomas
National Union of Halfway Men
Thomas
Brazil Sees Encouraging First Half 1919 Foreign Trade
Rio de Janeiro October 1 The foreign trade of Brazil in the first half of 1919 is regarded as very encouraging. Exports of coffee rubber cocoa chilled beef hides and fruits show gains and a strong trade balance. The article notes Brazil’s rapid commercial formation during the war and plans to expand meat products as a major export with American financing for packing houses. The government aims to boost cattle quality and import purebred animals with funds for livestock breeders education and a study by David Hurrell of the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Pravis
Europe
Fragil Hsai
Nagricultural Department
Brazil
David Hurrell
States Department of Agriculture
North
Catia
Peage Treaty Next Step Aimed at November End
Congress eyes quick action to scrap the Peage treaty by November as plans move forward to clear the pact and permit a recess before the regular session starts. The move reflects efforts to dispose of the treaty amid ongoing legislative considerations.
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Congress
Shantung Amendment Faces Senate Action Soon
Congress debates the Shantung amendment as part of treaty revisions with a vote expected within a few days. Leaders target mid next week to dispose of amendments including Johnson and Moses measures. President Wilsons illness could affect reservations, while other bills on prohibition enforcement and rail regulation move toward final enactment this week.
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Ning Journal
Gprolal
Aeeo Wee
Washington
Oet
Senate
Shantung
Johnson
California
Moses
New Hampshire
United States
Great Britain
League of Nations Assembly
Wilson
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Joluisen
McCumber
North Dakota
Lodge
Norris
Nebraska
Interstate Commerce Commission
House Interstate Commerce Committees
Cummins
Congress
Senate Commission
Titteburgh
Kenyon
Senate Foreign Relations
Senate Mayal Committee
Tresw'tay
Fteur
Rimes and
Henson
Fiume Residents Oppose Annexation to Italy Says Gothardi
Paris dispatch reports Kugeero Gothardi president of the democratic autonomial party of Fiume and his secretary claim escape from Fiume where he was sentenced to death. He appeals for nationalization of Fiume to rank I Polk American under-secretary of state says two thirds of Fiume votes. He says a large majority oppose annexation to Italy fearing ruin of the city.
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Paris
Associated Press
Kugeero Gothardi
Democratic Autonomial Party of
Fiume
Plume
I. Polk
Wtate
Italy
Japan gains more Shantung rights than Germany held
Ho King, president of the Chinese National Welfare society in America, says in a statement to the U.S. Senate that Japan secured more rights in Shantung under the peace treaty than Germany had protested. He represents about 10,000 Chinese in America.
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Japan
Shantung
Germany
Calif
United States Senate
Ho King
Chinese National Welfare Society
America
Red Cross Buys Ex Emperor Chateau in Hinalystok
The American Red Cross has purchased the chateau of the late Emperor Nicholas of Mars in the Hinalystok forest. He once ruled all Russias and hunted there with large parties, according to the report.
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OT Morning Journal
Sptciol
Nicholas of Mars Hla
Hinalystok
Nicholas
Russias
Hialystok Forest
Brains of Hindu Revolt Faces Deportation Fight
Bhagwan Singh called the brains of the Hindu revolutions faces deportation. Britain's demand cites treason while the United States holds him on $16,000 bail pending state department decision. Singh pursues support from the American Federation of Labor in Washington.
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Bhagwan Singh
Ite
United States
State Department
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Merigo Claims Disturbed by Petroleum Men
Informal representations filed with the state department accuse Mexico's Balinas of misrepresenting policy on oil. the American Association of Petroleum Producers asserts Mexican law and longstanding rights under decades of exploration and taxation recognize US ownership of coal and oil lands, and protests retroactive measures.
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Washington
Get
State Department
Association of Producers of Petroleum
Mexico City
Leon Batinas
Mexican Department of Industry and Commerce
Carranza
Balinas
Neta
Carrunga
Mexico
Insa
United States
Salinas
German plans for conquest of Russia exposed in Vilna post
The Vilna listening post reveals German aims to dominate Russia and build empire, led by many officers and agents acting independently of Berlin. It details German intrigues at the Russian court, the role of Lenine, and a potential pivot point that could draw the United States into conflict if not checked.
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Arno Dosel-Peurot
the Press Publishing Co
New York
Vilna
Det
Germany
Russia
Berlin
Pasha’ von der Goltz
Pasha
General von der Goltz
Mitau
East Prussia
Prussia
Yudeniteh
Red Army
America
Europe
League of Nations
Tearsk Belo
Duma
Zematvo
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Sturmer Fier Sturmer
Lenine
Sturmer
Jenine
Svertioff
Zinovieff
Witmer
Ross Germany
Bet
Vine
Phatnee
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Emperor’s Chateau
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