Red Sox Near World Title With One Game Left
Beaneaters Soar at Ebbets Field 6 to 2 over the Superbas as Red Sox chase the championship with one decisive game remaining.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
1
Boston Americans Narrowly Top Brooklyn in World Series Game Four
Boston beats Brooklyn 6 to 2 at home to cut Brooklyn’s series lead to 3 1. The crowd of 21 662 witnessed Leonard hold Brooklyn to five hits while Gardner slams a homer and Carrigan adds a run. Total receipts reach $72 840 with players and clubs sharing millions across four games.
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Morning Journal
Pecial
New York
Boston Americans
Brooklyn Nationals
Boston
Braves Field
Houston
Massachusetts
Brooklyn
Leonard
Nationals
Philadelphia Nationals
Bostons
Johnston
Myers
Basle
Janvrin
Cutshaw
Kobe Marquard
Robinson
Gardner
Marquard Holblitzell
Hooston
Lewis
Carrigan
Cheney
Hooper
Hoblitzell
Walker
Rucker
Lewis Kane Cheney
Nap Stucker
Bostonians
Merkle
Mowrey
Ry Qison
Seers
Meyers
Han
Marquard
Hitseonard
Tucker
Quigley
Dineen
O' Day
Connolly
Weather Forecast Summary
Denver New Mexico weather forecast reports partly cloudy conditions for Friday. Yesterday’s high reached 69 degrees with a low around 50. A trace to a half inch of precipitation is possible, with a southwest wind.
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New Mexico
Leopard Change Its Spots In New Mexico Journal War
The Journal refuses advertising from the Republican central committee citing fraud risks. Readers are warned the old Republican gang’s methods persist and the paper will not publish material that aids deception or misleads the public.
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Republican State Committee
Tle
Republican Gang
Regal Loan Committee
COC Tnstote
Republican Central Committee
New Mexico
Republican
Pancho's Bane 15 Located at Various Points
Report from General Trevino via Major Morin describes Pancho Villa forces moving toward Madera Chi huahua with detachments at Santa Ana and Temosachic and additional troops sent from the Carranza line. Surrender of rebel chiefs Hitimio Garcia Francisco Soto and Macedonio Lozano with their men reported in northern Durango.
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Chihuahua City
Mex Qret
Francisco Villas
Hacienda
Santa Ana
Temosachic
Hilario Frodrigues
Carranze
Dmrango
Trevino
Hitimio Garcia
Francisco Soto
Macedonio Lozano
Duranto
Refugees report Villa forces near Hacienda Santa Ana
Refugees arriving in El Paso from the Guerrero district said a large number of Villa’s men gathered at Hacienda Santa Ana and at Temosachic. Families are fleeing to Pearson. Santa Ana lies 35 miles south east of Madera, which is 80 miles south of Casas Grandes. Temosachie is 20 miles south of Madera. The Juarez Madera telegraph line is down.
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el Paso
Tex
Guerrero
Villa
Hacienda Santa Ana
Temosachic
Pearson
Santa Ana
Madera
Casas Grandes
Temosachie
Juarez
Epidemic with malaria-like fever hits northeastern Sonora
A morning report from Douglas Arizona notes a malaria-like epidemic in northeastern Sonora with high fever and multiple deaths. In Fronteras and nearby towns cases number in the dozens to hundreds, with several fatalities weekly and entire families affected.
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Morning Journal
Douglas
Ariz
Sonora
Bocoacht
Fronteras
Cuchnita
Esqueda
el Tigre
Nacozari
Campus
Moctezuma
Robles Forces Grow in Oaxaca Mountains
Tex Oct 11 report from El Paso states Jose Ysabel Robles, former Ville commander, arrived with news of General Robles amassing a large mountain force in Oaxaca. Cantu says Robles demands Carranza retire, civilian governors replace military, cabinet ministers from civic life. threatens revolt if rejected. Cantu left Oaxaca on September 21 for the border on a mission.
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Tex
Femedo
el Paso
Cantu
Jose Ysabel Robles
Ville
Carranan
Inter
Onaxaca
Robles
Oaxaca
Liquor in West Doomed by Votes of Women
Sedalia Missouri reports that woman suffrage in the west will end liquor, with Ira Landrith claiming the enfranchisement of women will double the southern negro vote. He told audiences that equal suffrage in the west spells doom for liquor and that the south will double voting strength of blacks through women’s ballot rights. He criticized northern states for denying wives and daughters the ballot while enfranchising black men.
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s _ Sedalia
West
Ira Landrith
Missouri
Dry South
Mexican ambassador-designee leaves for Washington
Eliseo Arredondo, the Mexican ambassador-designate to the United States, departed here for Washington. He was accompanied by Colonel Juan Barragán, Carranza’s chief of staff, and other representatives of the de facto government.
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San Antonio
Get
Eliseo Arredondo
United States
Washington
Juan Barragan
Carranza
Cavalry Units Deploy to Mexican Border from Denver
Three troops of Colorado National Guard cavalry A B and C will depart late today for the Mexican border. The remaining units are expected to entrain tomorrow as headquarters announced.
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Denver
Oct
Colorado Nacional Guard
Germans Lot to French and British Attacks on the Somme
Fierce fighting continues as German forces face assaults by French and British units on the Somme front. In the Balkans Serbs and Bulgars clash at Macedonia with Entente troops repulsed.
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Somme
Macedonia
Transylvania
Rumania
Bucharest
Kronstadt
Hermannstadt
Entente forces press on multiple fronts in World War I drive
Allied and British pressure advances in Greece and Macedonia as Greek fleet ultimatum looms. French take trenches west of Devedic while Germans counter near Somme. Italians gain trenches in Trentino and capture 530 Austrian prisoners. Fierce fighting persists on Balkan and Carso fronts with Romanian and Bavarian movements reported.
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Berlin
Vermandevillers
France
Sailly
Soerth
Somme
Germany
Chauunnes Wood
Greek Macedonia
Papologa
Prosentk
Devediil
Monastir
Cerna River
Vardar
Entente
Triest
Austria
Adriatic
Gorzia
Gorizia
Tobaur
Vertobin
Rome
Carso
Vipacco
Novivilla
Trentino
Fairbanks and Women of Alliance Meet in Helena
Charles Helena Montana Fairbanks, Republican candidate for vice president, spoke as he and the Hughes alliance women met in Helena. The group headed east and westbound trains. Short speeches asserted a large Republican majority in the region. A reception by local women followed the noon meeting before the special train departed for Butte at 2 p.m.
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Helena
Mont. W
American Reply on Belligerent Submarines Entering Neutral Ports
In London today Lord Robert Cecil in the House of Commons announced a mourning for W and said the American government reply on permitting belligerent submarines to enter neutral ports had been received. He regretted he could not make any further statement at present.
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London
House of Commons
Robert Cecil
Robert
Mexico
Figuerta
Dedication Dance for Santa Fe Mission Building
A dedication event is planned tomorrow evening at Domingo near Santa Fe for the Pernalillo Mercantile company's new mission style building. Invitations have been sent to distant points for attendees at the dance and ceremony.
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Santa Fe
Domingo
la Cara del Stern
Pernalillo Mercantile Company
German Legislature Prolongs Life to Jan 12 1917
Berlin dispatch reports the bill prolonging the current German legislature until January 12, 1917, passed on third reading. The note mentions routes via Amsterdam and London for the dispatch.
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Amsterdam
London
Berlin
Hughes Critics Mexican Policy in Campaign Speeches
Republican candidate accuses the administration of an intermittent war with Mexico lasting two years. He emphasizes Mexican policy as a central theme in his campaign.
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MR. Hughes
Mexico
Hughes Hits War Policy in West Virginia Campaign
In a twelve hour West Virginia swing, Charles E. Hughes declares no agreements with anyone and vows to defend American rights at sea and on land. He charges the administration with intermittent war and defends honoring international law while urging peaceful strength.
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Charleston
W. Va
Charles Eo Hughes
West
Arma
Mexico
Hughes
Trughes
Ile
Kentucky
Allies Demand Surrender of Greek Warship Fleet
London reports Vice Admiral du Fournet has issued an ultimatum to Greece demanding surrender of the Greek fleet except for the armored cruiser Averoff and battleships Lemnos and Kilkis by 1 PM Wednesday. The move aims to secure allied fleet safety amid Balkan front tensions and involves disarming Kilkis Lemnos Averoff and altering coastal fort control.
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Morming Journal
London
Dartige du Fournet
Mediterranean
Greece
Averoff
Lemnos
Kilkis
Aaccord
Reuter
Athens
Lugg & Control
Pireus- Larissa
Minister of Marine
Fournet
Balkan
du Fournet
Avyeroff
Police Fire Volley Into Bayonne Strikers Clash
A woman was killed and two men mortally wounded when police fired on oil strikers in Bayonne New Jersey. Dozens more were injured as rioters attacked a fire engine and demolished property during the unrest tonight.
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Bayonne
Journal
Crecial Oe
N. J
Asquith urges unity as war aims gain support in Commons
Premier Asquith defends continued war spending framing aims as reparations and future security. He cites votes of credit totaling over 1.15 billion and notes daily expenditures, military and munitions outlays, and loans to allies while praising Allied successes in Mesopotamia and Dobrudja and noting German losses at Verdun.
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London
Asquith
House of Commons
Home of Peace
Ale Mhnt
Great Piritain
Great Britain
Mesopotamia
Kuatti Oasis
Suez Canal
Arabia
Syria
Egypt
Saloniki
Dobrudja
Russia
Humania
Seuf
Smuts
Verdun
Somme Front
Riea
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