Giants Defeat Yankees 4-2 In World Series Fourth Game
New York October 9. The Giants beat the Yankees 4 to 2 at the Polo Grounds to tie the series at two games each. Babe Ruth homered in the ninth after an arm injury. Carl Mays and Phil Douglas pitched well before New York’s late rally. The crowd topped 56,000 as Ruth returned to action.
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Mays
Douglas Steady
New York
Associated Press
Babe” Ruth
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Carl Mays
Phil Douglas
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Douglas
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Babe
Huegins
Ruth
Chick” Fewster
Bambino
Waas
Noth
Nationals vs Americans box score and summary
Nationals 4 Americans 2 in a seven inning game. Burns Bancroft and Tees led on offense while Douglas earned the win and Mays took the loss. Schang Meusel Roth provided the decisive hits as Chicago umpires called the action.
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Kelly
Meusel
Roth
Peckinaugh
Pipp
Nationals
Mays
Chill
Rigler
Moriarity
Quigley
Forecast of Clouds and Rain for Tomorrow
New York reports increasing cloudiness on the eve of tomorrow with rain likely at night as the weather outlook for the area.
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New York
Conference Sets Plan to Relieve Unemployment
National conference on unemployment works to shape a permanent program for relief. Subcommittees meet and the full conference reconvenes to study economic problems. cities create emergency committees and public works advance, with national associations aiding Mayors and authorities.
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Washington
Akien
Weather Prospect in Denver and Southwest
Weather forecast lists fair and warmer conditions for Monday and Tuesday in New Mexico and Arizona. Local report shows twenty four hour period ending 6 p m yesterday with highs near 89 and 88, humidity around 34 percent, winds light from the west, and clear skies observed.
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Porpcast
Denver
Colo
Newexico
Arizona
M.r
Army of Unemployed Shrinks as Winter Approaches
Washington reports the idle army shrinking faster than expected. Officials see signs of revival in rail, construction, textiles and coal with few soup houses needed, except possibly in New York Chicago or Philadelphia, as employment rises and agitation wanes.
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Harden Colpan
Albuquerque Journal
Washington
Ihs
J. G. Denemore
United States
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Congress
Department of Justice
Pittsburgh
Harding
Expedition Scaling Mt Everest Nears Goal
The Mt Everest expedition nears the summit as reports place them around 18 000 feet. Photographs by expedition members arrive in the country showing a mess tent camp at Shekar Dzong and Tibetan villages visible in the peak crevices. Snowy peaks east of Khombu pass are also pictured.
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Mt. Everest
Himalayas
Shekar Dzong
Khombu Pass
Western Republicans tighten grip on party and senate
A Washington dispatch notes a shift of power within the Republican Party as Western progressives gain influence in the Senate. The article outlines how Western senators, aided by an agricultural bloc, have eclipsed echoed Eastern control, forecasting party leadership leaning Westward for the next three years.
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Republican Party
United States Senate
Robert T. Small
Morning Journal
Albuquerque Journal
Washington
New England
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Finance Committee
Senate
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
United States
House of Representatives
Harding
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
East
West Virginia
Mississippi
West
Warren
Wyoming
Smoot
Utah
Phipps
Colorado
Royal wedding gifts to Leeds couple mostly from royalty
Paria reports that William BR Leeds and Princess Xenia received gifts mainly from royal donors after their civil ceremony. King George VI and Queen Mary topped the list with a diamond and ruby pendant bearing the initials CM, while Queen Alexandra gave amethyst and diamond bracelet and Princess Mary sent a fan. Two gifts came from Americans.
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Paria
Associated Press
William BR
Leeds
Xenia
Constantine
Greece
George
Queen Mary
England
Ch. M
Alexandra
Princess Mary
McCormick Divorce Splits Chicago Society Over Synthetic Psychology
Chicago society reacts to Harold McCormick and his wife Mrs. McCormick amid news of their separation and her Swiss funded synthetic psychology school. She declares freedom of action and close ties to family, while observers note her unperturbed stance and potential influence on domestic life.
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Chicago
Chicago Society
Harold McCormick
International Harvester Company
John DD. Rockefeller
McCormick
Lake Forest
Anne Potter
Fifi
Mistaken for a bear physician shot in Big Horn canyon
Dr. J W Blake of Buffalo Wyoming was shot by a hunting companion who mistook him for a bear while perched in a tree in the Upper Powder river country. His left arm was shattered at the shoulder and he was carried fifty miles back to civilization over a mountain trail after the boy failed to reach aid promptly. The accident occurred in the Big Horn mountains about a hundred miles from surgical help. the rescue stretched to five hours after the injury before assistance arrived.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Wyo
J. W. Blake
Powder River
Big Horn Mountains
Women held in death of motion picture assistant director
Mrea Jeanne Munroe and chorus girl Mildred Franc e Reliwin were held on suspicion of murder after the death of Al Stein in his Los Angeles apartment. Police sought three men as part of the investigation. autopsy suggested acute alcoholism as the probable cause. Papers found pointed to Ros eos C. Arbuckle connection.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Mrea
Jeanne Munroe
Mildred Francee Reliwin
Stein
Roseos C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Barren Desert Lands Sold At Fabulous Prices
Nedlands Calif Oct 9 Barren sands of the Mojave desert assessed at 2 35 cents an acre have been sold by promoters to Canadians and New England residents for as high as 25 an acre. Expect groups of settlers to arrive and find desolate wastes thirty miles from a railroad and far from water.
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Associated Press
Nedlands
Calif
Mojroe Desert
New England
Chamber of Commerce
Mojave
Stecher Applies for Wrestling License in Nebraska
Lincoln Oct 9 Former heavyweight wrestling champion Joe Stecher, now back in Dodge Neb, applied to the state boxing commission for a license to wrestle under the new state law. He weighed 210 pounds and plans to resume training.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Joe Stecher
Dodge
State Boxing Commission
Stecher
Rowan Sinks After Fog Collision Off Scotland Coast
The Laird Line steamer Rowan was hit in fog and sunk after a second collision with the Clan Malcolm while aiding near Corsewall Point, off southwest Scotland. Thirteen crew and three passengers are missing. two rescued passengers died. The American Southern Syncopated Orchestra aboard the Rowan had toured since 1919. drummer Pete Robinson died. Captain Donald Brown of Glasgow reportedly perished. Six vessels aided in rescue. West Camak ferried twenty six survivors to Glasgow.
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Helfast
Associated Press
Scotland
Laird Line
Rowan
Glaston
Dublin
Veesela
S&s
G. B. Call
Pete Robinson
North Channel
Corsewall Point
West Camak
Clan Malcom
Glasgow
Donald Brown
London
Steamer West Camark Leaves Portland for Europe
The West Camari of the Tarapenn line sailed from Portland August 3 bound for Liverpool and Glasgow with grain and general cargo. She had loaded at several Pacific ports before continuing to Europe.
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Portland
Ore
West Camari
Tarapenn Eine Line
Pacific
Europe
Liverpool
Glasgow
Wireless calls bring Clan Ianer to rescue
Eighteen members of an American syncopated orchestra are missing after the Laird line steamer Rowan sinks following a double collision with the West Camair off Corsewall Point in the North Channel. The Rowan carried 140 passengers and crew, of whom 73 were rescued. The disaster occurred early this morning amid heavy seas and fog.
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Dublin
Laird Line
Rowan
Scotland
West Camair
North Channel
Corsewall Point
West Camsk
Betterment in Rail Earnings Attributed to Maintenance Skimping
Washington reports the Association of Railroad Executives says higher earnings in the nations rail system stem from reduced maintenance spending. August 1921 net operating income reached 90.2 million, with maintenance outlays totaling about 182 million, a 42 cent drop from August 1926.
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Associated Press
Washington
Anneuet
Association of
Railroad Executives
Lemons Dumped In Ditches as Waste In California
Pasadena reports lemons dumped into ditches or used for mulch amid millions of dollars in Italian lemon by products imported. Dr Robert Calvert of the University of Southern California warns this waste shows a lack of technical information.
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Associated Press
Pasadena
Calif
California
Italy
Robert Calvert
University of Southern Cw
Flotary Club
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