07 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1919
Page
1
Pat Moran reports Reds score their fourth victory over Chicago as Hedland Park TAFE measures standings and leads in flags.
William Hodeller stands out as he does almost everything possible to win but his teammates fail to hit. Attendance reaches 34 379 at the game.
Chicago. Oct 6 Reds win four of five. Moran plans Walter Routher to pitch Game 6 in Cincinnati. Gleason to start Dick Kerr for Chicago, who held Reds to three hits and won once. Kerr expected to face Reds again as Sox fight on with hope of upset.
The Reds beat the White Sox 6 to 0 in Chicago to take a 4 1 lead in the World Series. Pitching dominated as Hod Eiler struck out a record number while Claude Williams held the Sox to three hits. The Reds exploded in the sixth inning with a string of hits and a walk to clinch the game.
The forecast for New Mexico calls for partly cloudy Tuesday and fair Wednesday with rising temperatures. Arizona is expected to be fair Tuesday and Wednesday with warming temperatures.
Conditions for the past 24 hours ending 6 pm yesterday recorded by the state university. Highest temperature around 44 degrees. Humidity and wind details are incomplete but indicate a light to moderate breeze with variable direction. Day described as dry with fluctuating humidity levels.
Morning Journal reports the third week of the steel strike opened with mixed plant activity. Donora and McKeesport area mills began operation while others stayed idle. Union leaders claim no mass return to work and railcar output remains limited as the nationwide strike numbers rise to 367 500.
Four Yeomanettes who served in the navy during the war were admitted to Salt Lake Post No. 14, American Legion. The women, Norma Mood Adna Hemmiy Heatrice Von Pinonins and Dors Montague, did photographic orographic work for the navy in various regions and have returned to Salt Lake City.
Tahiti remains shaken by earthquakes that began ten months ago. An American university professor researching here says the tremors indicate shifting strata in the Pacific continental region, with island groups as unsubmerged mountain tops.
Robert D. Hill is named as responsible for leading an uprising in Arkansas last week. The report identifies Hill as the organizer behind plans to slay white citizens, with authorities stating he orchestrated the event from behind the plot.
A statement by FE M Allen and a seven member committee, authorized by local officers and Governor Brough, argues that riots in Phillips County were a deliberately organized negro uprising led by the Progressive Farmers and Household Union of America. It alleges Robert L Hill, a Winchester resident, started the movement to profit from the unrest, detailing recruitment, fake registration, and extortion schemes aimed at arming and funding the group.
Sentiment grows for a plan to end long debates and move the Peage treaty to an early vote. lawmakers discuss cutting off extended discussion to speed passage and avoid protracted opposition.
Washington Oct 6 The senate failed to read the printed text on the Shantung issue as four speeches were delivered amid light attendance Senator McCumber urged against signing amendments and reservations while McCormick Lenroot and Walsh spoke on related treaties Some senators want to move quickly to Shantung but proponents say no formal vote will occur yet.
Washington reports Italy likely to ratify the peace treaty by decree, triggering broader approval from Britain and France. Officials expect the League of Nations to become a functioning body within a month, with the Ruhr Basin commission to commence duties two weeks after ratification.
American mining officials arriving from Chihuahua report two Mexicans claim confirmation of Martin Lopes Villa's second in command killed or buried. Deserter says Lopes was wounded in battle near Durango City with federal forces. others say he is buried near Meoqui. Reports questioned due to repeated rumors over the year.
The Belgian queen and King Albert with the Duke of Brabant visited Niagara Falls, marveling at the cataract and the democratic spirit of the pilgrims. They extended their stay by two hours, enjoyed the American side, and briefly crossed into Canada with Canadian and American officials present.
Berlin dispatch reports General Bernhard, called the fire-eater, foresees a new world order after Germany's resurrection. He argues America needs Germany to counter England and France without a lasting peace, predicting a long postwar conflict until enemies purge hate by blood.
Special cable from Paris reports that Denikine's southern Russian forces, blamed on vast anti Jewish pogroms, face violence amid Bolshevik claims and Ukrainian ally involvement. Major Davis warns of rampant killings and a looming ten year chaos for Russia if actions persist.
Missouri state committee meets next Thursday to discuss calling a state convention to record the party's view on the league of nations. W L Cole of Union is state chairman and reports the plan.
Lincoln County Ga Oct 6 three Black men were executed by a mob after the fatal shooting of Deputy Sheriff Red Preeman. The mob burned Jack Gordon and William Brown at the stake while Mone Freeman died in an attempted escape. Gordon was captured five miles from Washington and delivered to Lincoln County authorities.
The destroyer Laub reached New York from Antwerp carrying 6,125,000 in German gold. This funds the first direct part payment of 158,000,000 for food and supplies arranged by Food Administrator Hoover. Gold moved via London to the New York Federal Reserve Bank in motor convoy.
Governor Samuel McKelvie urges Nebraska to organize ex service men and home guard units to restore order in emergencies. He asks police to stay vigilant and seeks federal arms aid including machine guns rifles and ammunition for storage in Lincoln. The plan would allow state forces to assist communities facing unrest.
Major General Charles T Mencher will announce the official start of the transcontinental air race from Mineola New York. Brigadier General William Mitchell and aviation field commanders within 200 miles are expected to attend as eighty machines are listed for the event with sixty four from Mineola and sixteen from San Francisco. The Mineola entrants are not anticipated to reach San Francisco before next Monday.
The Indiana governor ordered state troops and federal help to Gary amid a steel strike. martial law covers Indiana Harbor East Chicago and five miles beyond. About 1000 federal troops arrived from Fort Sheridan under General Wood to restore order.
The Chicago desk reports Gary Indiana placed under martial law amid unrest. The order spans East Chicago and Indiana Harbor with further details continued on page.
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