Reuther Hero of the First Gets Recall
Kerr stays steady in pinches as the Red Wallops are scattered except in two bad innings. Cincinnati hosts the seventh game of the world series at Redland field with Eddie Cicotte likely to start for the Sox and Slim Sallee or Luque for the Reds in a bid to swing the tide.
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Kerr
Cincinnati
Redland Field
Gleason
Sox
Eddie Ciccotte
Reds
Slim” Sallee
Moran
Luque
Sallee
Tenhite
Cincinnati Wins Ninth In Extra Innings To Take Series
The Reds defeated the White Sox 6 to 4 in ten innings to seal the series four games to two. Buck Weaver doubled in the winning run, while Cincinnati surged with four runs in the third and fourth and clinched the victory as Reuther and Ring battled on the mound.
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Ing Jour Epkcral
Cincinnati
Sox
Rune
Buck Weaver
Ile
Ring
Reuther
Jackson
Bert
Mack
Weaver
Felaeh
Gandil
Reds
Weather forecast for Denver to New Mexico areas
Weather outlook shows possible showers in Denver and New Mexico Wednesday with showers likely Thursday. Arizona remains generally fair with mild temperatures Wednesday and Thursday.
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Denver
New Mexico
Werner
Arizona
English Woman Admits Illegally Entering the States
Elsie Wilson, 22, testified she came to the United States after four failed attempts to depart England. She cut her hair, wore a sailor’s uniform, passed at Southampton, and worked as a coal passer, claiming desperate motives and illegal entry.
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Tings
Elsie Wilson
Togs
New Jersey
England
Southampton
Banished Yesterday Batting Fight in Box Game
An erratic baseball narrative covers a game where J Col started in right field for the Box but was replaced in the seventh by Liebold as Wink pitched. The action revolves around misplays, outs, and multiple runners, with key moments involving Collins, Daubert, Kopf, Neale, and Kerr. The text notes crowd reactions and scattered defensive plays, ending amid a flurry of infield activity and partially described later innings.
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J. Colis
Liebold
Wink
Hanvel
J. Collings
Rath
Second Duke
Neate
Dathert
Kopf
2 Het Fave
Collins
Anot
Wewkvers
Jackson Miel
Groh
Cale
Kath
Daubert
Thid
Ehert Jugs
Hoensceh
Lafe
Coveh
Dunan
Duncan
Hisberg
Kerr
Kopt Neale
Weaver
Dune
Kariden
Ed Collins
Kintire
Nene
Meu
Ther
Candi
Sehalkh
Mathwee
BH. Collins
Jallies
Velach
Jhruhert
Louth
Teelee
Mnesle
John
Jackson
Nath
Seale
Industrial conference at capitol opens under Unified rules
Secretary Lane elected permanent chairman as the industrial conference called by President Wilson adjourns to tomorrow. Debates over minority expression and group unanimity stall sessions while committees of fifteen are formed to judge resolutions from public capital labor and employers groups. Conference members pledge to act for the country’s best interests amid calls for decisive action.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Wilson
Lane
Capital
Inber
John Spargo
New York
Committee of Thifteen
Chadbourne
A. A. Landon
Hy BE
Endicot
Charles Edward Russell
Lillian Wald
S. Pembertha Hutchinson
John W. O'Leary
John J. Ruskob
HM. F
McNabb
Invin McNab
San Francisco
Nab
Wes
Earch Group
Clean-up of Gambling Dens in Rama Fe by Sheriff Armijo
Sheriff George W. Armijo led a clean-up of four gambling dens in the Rama Fe area. He served notices to several proprietors warning that action would follow if poker games for money or other gambling were continued on the premises.
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Rama Fe
George W. Armijo
Arfevte
Belgian King Albert Runs Train Ten Miles in Idle Engine
King Albert of Belgium demonstrated engineering skill by steering his own train for ten miles near Wauseon on a royal tour to the Pacific coast. The king wore a work shirt and cap, drawing a crowd that failed to recognize the monarch at first glance.
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BPG Et Kenere
Chicago
Albert
Duke of Brabant
Oob
Indiana
Pacific Coast
Wauseon
Royal Special
HU Nye
Nye
King Albert Hails Ohio Thirty-Seventh Division Heroes
On board King Albert’s train in Ohio, King Albert I of Belgium praised the gallantry of the Thirty-seventh Division. He thanked Maj Gen Charles Farnham and noted Belgian gratitude for their role in the war. The trip includes a stop in Toledo and a visit to Buffalo.
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Cleveland
Albert
Jenng Albert
Murope
Ohio
Melxium
Flanders
Charles §. Farnham
Toledo
Strand Whitlock
Melglons
Buffalo
Britons Demand Free Telephone Service From Post Office Control
London newspapers campaign for separating England's telephone service from the post office. They point to the United States system as a model and note London has limited phones, with expansion lagging and contracts often sublet for premiums up to 350 dollars.
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London
England
Post Office Department
United
Degree of Doctor of Laws Bestowed on Belgian Primate
New York October 7 Columbia University conferred the degree of Doctor of Laws on Cardinal Merlier primate of Belgium and spiritual hero of the great war. Ten thousand faculty, students and families gathered at Morningside Heights to witness the ceremony on the wide liberty steps as the cardinal and others participated in the public event.
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Belgium
JO Umma
New York
Olumbia University
Historie Canoa
Cardinal Mércier
Morningside Meighty
Broad Liberty
Wilneen
Ireddie Returns 0 Wieringen Amerongen Visit Ends
Former Crown Prince Frederick William, who had been visiting Die father, left Amerongen today on a presumed return to Wieringen.
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Ireddie
Wieringen
Amerongen
Oct
the Associates Press
Frederick William
Former German Emperor to Move to Doorn
The former German emperor will leave Amerewagen around December 16 and establish residence at Doorn, according to the report dated in October by Ammerdam.
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Ammerdam
Amerewagen
Doorn
No Freight Rate Increase Before January 1
Washington Oct 7 The Railroad Administration says no general freight rate increase will take effect before railroads return to private operation on January 1 Director General Ines Dewitt Cuyler warns that without proper earnings under normal conditions a rise cannot be fairly tested and notes public demand for Interstate Commerce Commission review before any changes reach effect.
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Lay Morning Journal
Washington
Railroad Administration
Ines
T Dewitt Cuyler
Interstate Commerce Commission
Houses of Congress
Quiet Reign In Windy City Steel Strike District
Quiet prevailed in the Chicago area as 1800 regular army troops and Indiana State forces enforced martial law in Gary East Chicago and Indiana Harbor after raids on agitators. Major General Wood and Gary Mayor Hodges accused Reds of stirring trouble as authorities seized incendiary literature and detained several radicals while most striking workers remained on or returning to jobs.
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Chicago
Tonlenhe
Gary
Indiana
Leonard Wood
Central Department of the Army
Hodges
Radionla
Fedora
Agenta
Mille
Strinker
Howth
Wauhegnan
Butler Indicted on Assault with Intent to Kill
An October grand jury returned an indictment charging Ernest Kurth with assault with intent to kill for allegedly sending a bomb to his former mistress at her Tusede Park home. Kurth was arraigned on a separate charge of stealing wines and liquors valued at about 400 dollars. He was sent to Bellevue Hospital’s psychopathic ward for evaluation before awaiting trial on the grave charge.
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OY Mopming
Ovonal Fes
New York
Oet
Mra Rodman Weenanaker
Ernest Kurth
Wannamaker
Tusede Park
Kurth
Ellevue Hospital
Grand Jury Impaneled in Packers Probe by Federal Judge
The October grand jury was impaneled today by Federal Judge Carpenter to continue the investigation of the big five Packers, begun by the September body.
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Reptember
Carpenter
Johnson Bitter in Arraignment of Article Ten
Californian declares it would freeze the world into immutability and put it into a straight jacket. The defense asserts bitter stance in the Article Ten arraignment.
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Johnson
Johnson Attacks League Pact In Pacific Northwest Tour
In Portland Oregon on October 7 Senator Hiram W. Johnson denounced Article X of the league covenant as a "straightjacket" and urged public scrutiny He said reservations by Senate committees would be adopted and criticized government propaganda He promised future talks in Tacoma and Seattle and urged adjourning Congress to let citizens speak freely against the pact.
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Car Ming Joudmal
Japan
British Empire
Chamber of Commerce
Senate Foreign Relations Committees
Senator Jollson
Thomas McCormick
Portland Employers’ Association
Kk. W. Branfield
Tregon
Johnson
Congress
Roosevelt Memorial Day Observed In New Mexico Roundup
Fanta Fe reports Roose velt Memorial association gains with Col Ralph Twitchell returning from Quay county. Celebration of Americanization Day set for Oct 24 and Moonevelt’s birthday Oct 27 includes a Wasa Meeting at El Francisco auditorium hosted by the Roosevelt Memorial committee led by Sheriff Armijo. First National Bank officers and directors subscribe to the memorial fund earning a souvenir certificate for contributors across institutions. New Mexico expected to oversubscribe its quota in the drive.
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Morning Journal
Fanta Fe
Ralph
Twitchell
Quay County
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Santa Me
Moonevelt
Wasa
el Franciso
New
George W. Armilfo
A. T. Renehan
First National Bank
Memorial Sixcelation
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
William Jovee Thompson
New Mexico
Vanderbilt divorce awarded and custody granted after deposition
Mrs. Cathleen Neilson Vanderbilt was granted a divorce from Reginald Vanderbilt after a Superior Court deposition hearing. She received custody of their 16 year old daughter Cathie. Vanderbilt did not contest. no money settlement was claimed.
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Newport
T. 1
Det
Cath Hoon Neilson Vanderbilt
Reginald (. Vanderbilt
Cathiewn
Vanderbilt
Veteran Conductor Committed to Las Vegas Asylum
Joseph HM Harrison a long time conductor on the Riotirande division of the Santa Ve railway between here and Mi Paseo was committed by the district court to the insane asylum at Las Vegas. He will be taken to Las Vegas today with two railway engine men and a deputy sheriff. Harrison had been at the railway hospital in Topeka Kansas for several weeks before returning home as his condition worsened.
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Weirton
W. Va
Weirrton
Sew Coumberland
Eid
Blancock County
Hancock County
Nore
Chlape Wilsuemsie
Joseph HM
Harrison
Santa Ve
Here
Mi Paseo
Las Vegas
Topeka
Kans
Senate Passes Bill Granting Crowder Permanent Lieutenant General Rank
The Senate debated and passed a bill to grant Judge Advocate General Crowder the permanent rank of lieutenant general upon his retirement. The session included long speeches and a late-night reading of treaty sections, with wrangling over the League to Enforce Peace and reservations about ratification.
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Senate
Bostow Permanent Bank
Crowder
Corning
Specal Leno Wire
Washington
Shantung
Senator Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Chamberlain
Oregon
Wos
Lodge
Knox
Pennsylvania
Haitchcock
Nebraska
League
Pence
Crandegee
Connecticut
New Haven
Poindexter
Hitchcock
Porto Rico Sets New External Trade High in 1919
Porto Rico posts a record external trade total of 141 million dollars for fiscal year 1919, up over four million from 1918. U S trade accounts for about 125 million dollars, with exports nearing 79 million and imports around 62 million. Sugar and coffee prices improve, sugar averaging 136.17 a ton and coffee about 17 to the pound, as island trade shows strong gains across markets.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
Prr
Porto Rtico
United States
Stiff Luxury Tax Implemented in Germany
The Morning Journal Special reports a new turnover tax hitting luxuries in Germany. The levy ranges from 1 to 16 percent and targets nineteen luxury categories, with wealthier goods taxed more heavily. Vendors may add the tax to prices, and retail dealers will collect it, aiming to raise about 4.5 billion marks.
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Kent
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