Athletics Sweep Series With 6-5 Victory
Philadelphia game ends 6 to 5 as Chief Ben der leads athletics to a 4-0 sweep in the WCTORY Wil End series.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1913
Page
1
Desperate Rally Fails as Athletics Win Series Lead
Philadelphia Athletics beat the New York Giants 6 to 6 in game four at Shibe Park as Mackmen rally late but fall short. Merkle homer lifts Athletics and Merkle and Burns key hits spark seventh inning surge. Attendance 20,665. series leads 2-2 with next game at the Polo Grounds.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Mackmen
New York Iente
Shite Park
Queaker City
Bender
Marquard
Demeree
Fane
Stand
Dleacheras
New York
Real Giants
Giants
Pred Mérkle
Bin
Tender
Burns
Murray
Merkie
Oldring
Shibe Park
Merkle
Haker
Sehang
Merkile
Hera
Doyle
Pieteher
Vieteher
Shafer
MetInnis
Barnes
Alrive
Collins
Yhe Coelunvhia
Coum Fd
Philadelphia Standard
McGraw
Athletics
Polo Grounds
Mackonen
Demaree
Christy Mathewson
Crandell
Teeresa
Delmaree
Mathewson
Murphy
Oldring Collings
Baker
Meinnis
Stronk
Barry
Sehane
Schange
Balla
Quinta
Red Man
McLean
Mciraw
Cooper
Melean
McCormick
Methan
Sennang
Ainet
National Commission
Snodgrass
Larry Deowle
Pletcher
Parry
Demarge
Pame
Toul Yne
Eddie Collins
Gilllants
Sulzer’s Fate Now Up to Decision by High Court
Final arguments in the impeachment case were presented by prosecutors and defense, with vitriolic denunciations shaping the record. Judges will decide on the fate of Sulzer based on the full proceedings.
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Sulzer
High Court
CREC
Albany
N. Y
William Suitere
Sulger
Fron
Alton
Parker
Boards of Managers
Defianes
Cady Herrick
Judge Parker
Herrick
Siulaer
Murphy and
Parnes
Impeachment Trial Ends Day With Fiery Defense
Governor Sulzer faces possible removal and disqualification as the impeachment court reconvenes after final arguments. Alton B Parker delivered a scorching critique, accusing Sulzer of criminal wrongdoing while defense counsel claimed no criminal intent.
Huerta Seizes Deputies as Armed Forces Arrest Deputies
Provisional President Huerta orders troops to seize the House of Deputies and carries out wide scale arrests as Mexico faces a political crisis. The action targets members of Congress amid power struggles and constitutional upheaval.
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Huerta
House of Deputies
Mexican Deputies Arrested After Disappearance of Senator Dominguez
In Mexico City, about 110 chamber members who signed a resolution demanding answers on Senator Dominguez’s disappearance were arrested and jailed. Troops filled the legislative building as President Huerta demanded the resolution be withdrawn, with deputies held inside while federal forces secured the area.
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Mexico City
Chamber of Depiction
Huerta
Telwario Domingue
Chiapas
Chamber
Domingues
Senate
Heerta
Mexico
Herta
Beores
Ministe
Manuel Garza Aldape
Huertio
Executive
Courtr
Clayton Withdraws From Senate Contest
President Wilson wrote a personal letter to Representative Henry T. Clayton of Alabama stating it is indispensable to keep him in the House as chairman of the judiciary committee. Clayton said he recognizes the president as head of the party and cannot refuse to his wishes, leaving the senatorial race between Underwood and Hobson.
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PY Morning Journal
Washington
Wilson
Henry Th. Clayton
Alabama
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Clayton
Clayviens
Underwood
Hobson
Dramatic climax to dream of centuries at Panama canal opening
President Wilson closed a telegraph key at the White House to trigger the explosion of the Gamboa dyke, linking 4000 miles to Panama and signaling the canal’s potential opening. Colonel Goethals celebrated while Lt. Col. Gaillard, near death at Johns Hopkins, had directed Culebra cut excavations. Engineers anticipate final dredging and lighter draft vessels soon.
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CPDEC
Washington
United States
Gambea Dyke
Panama Canal
Wilson
White ‘House
Pacific
Goethala
Hoate
Ocean
W. Smithers
Howe
Galveston
Texan
Panama City
Gamben
Goethals
Gamboa Dyke
David D. B. Gaillard
Culebra
Gamboa
Gaillard
Whips and Return Balls Are Barred On Streets
Mayor Sellers ordered strict enforcement tonight to bar whips and rubber balls sold at street carnivals. Chief McMillin will oversee police precautions to prevent fights and keep carnival night orderly.
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Sellers
McMillin
Rowdylern
Goethals Leads Historic Panama Canal Waterway Blast
The blast opened the canal cut, six feet below Lake Gatun, as water poured in and the channel reached lake level within ninety minutes. Colonel Goethals stood at the dyke, while Philippe Dounau Varilla watched, marking the epoch in Panama Canal history amid cheering crowds and advancing dredging plans.
New Mexico Financier Dies En Route to Operation
P Stone president of a Blida bank and noted plains financier died on a Santa Fe train bringing him to Amarillo for an operation. He passed away as the train pulled into the station at five o clock. The cause was gall stones.
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Morning Journal
Amarillo
Tex
P. Stone
Canal Zone Dyke Blown Up in Spectacular Demolition
Panama October 16 The Gamboa dyke once seen as the final artificial barrier between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans was destroyed at 2 02 pm local time. About three to four thousand residents and Canal Zone workers watched as sixteen hundred pounds of dynamite shattered the structure. Parts of the dyke were removed but complete demolition was postponed to avoid damaging the railroad trestle near the San Miguel locks.
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Panama
Gamboa
Atlantic
Pacific Oceans
Panama Canal
Colon
Canal Zone
San Miguel Locks
Wilson
White House
Washington
Fire destroys mill plant in Kansas City Kansas
Fire destroyed the six story Southwestern Milling company plant in Kansas City Kansas early today burning 25600 bushels of wheat 15000 barrels of flour and causing an estimated loss of 600000.
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Kansas City, Mo
Southwestern Milling Company
Kansas City
Kan
New Mexico State Fair Closes Amid Confetti and Festivities
The thirty third annual New Mexico state fair ends tonight under state auspices with a carnival king and confetti battles. A strong attendance is reported after a week of good weather. School children enjoyed free admission with about 1600 visitors. Dairy day featured exhibits and talks by university officials and the fair commission president. The New Mexico Dairymen’s Association was formed and will hold annual meetings during the fair week. Yesterday showcased races, cowboy and Indian events, automobile contests, baseball, motorcycle races, and Girl Scouts delivering a message to State Senator Isaac Barth. Tonight hosts Pan Hellenic banquet and a busy program including ball games and running races. A large Saturday crowd is anticipated.
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New Mexico
State Fair Commission
Fair Management
Halle
State Agricultural College
H. H. Simpson
Ralph Co. Ely
Fair Commission
Alvarado Hotel
Pan Hellenic
Douglas and Metzinger win motorcycle races
Griner led the four mile race before his machine skidded on the sixth lap, throwing him violently, as Douglas and Metzinger claimed victories in the event.
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Douglas and
Metzinger
Griner
Afternoon Fair Grounds and Evening Carnival Schedule
Ground opens at noon with a parade rendezvous at fair grounds. Events include baseball games Albuquerque vs Silver City, motorcycle and running races, rope and trapese acts, and a six and a half furlong run. Evening downtown features a street carnival, concert, bandstand performances, and multiple sideshows along Central avenue.
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Fair Grounds
Albuquerque Ve
Silver City
Paseball
I Pasova
Great White Way
Central
First
Central Avenue
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Alton B. Parker
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Phillipe Dounau-Varilla
Panama Canal Company
Eveat
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Miraflores
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Roswell
Carlsbad
Alamogordo
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