Giants win sixth game to even World Series at 3–3
In New York on Oct 11 the Giants beat the Yankees 8 to 5 to even the World Series at three games apiece. Babe Ruth watched from the stands as Chick Fewster hit a late homer and Jess Barnes held the Yankees in after four runs in the fourth.
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Chick "Fewster
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Chick
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Giants
Bob” Shawkey
Jess” Barnes
Barnes
John McCrow
Jess
Fred Tones
Fewster
Homer
Yankees Edge Giants In Low-Scoring Game
Barnes wins for the Giants over Shawkey as the Giants rally with Snyder Meusel and Fewster homering. Pipp and Ward spark the Yankees with runs and stolen bases but fall 5 to 8. Barnes goes the distance for the win.
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Barnes
Piercy
Pershing to lay Medal of Honor on British unknown soldier
General Pershing will travel to London before October 26 to place the US Medal of Honor on the unknown British soldier's tomb in Westminster Abbey. The British foreign office explained the incident was a bungled exchange and expressed regret Pershing was inconvenienced in Paris.
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Great Britain
Denver and Arizona Forecasts Show Warm Fair Weather
Weather bulletin notes partly fair conditions for Denver Colorado and Arizona regions through Thursday. Daytime highs near 69 with mild humidity around 36 percent and light winds up to 45 miles per hour.
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Colo
Mexico
Arizona
Liberty bonds end session with broad declines on profit taking
Liberty bonds were heavily sold in New York on October 11 sending prices down across the second 49 and 4 1/4 per cent issues. The session saw gains early for the first 4's but profits taking pushed closes down from earlier highs, with about 13.5 million dollars in sales.
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Liberty
Senate Adopts Amendment Repealing Transportation Taxes
Washington Oct 11 The Senate approved without dissent a repeal amendment aimed at next January of transportation taxes on freight passengers Pullman accommodations express packages and pipeline oil as part of the Republican compromise tax revision. Leader remarks note party and House divisions over income surtax and corporate taxes as debate continues.
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19 Year Old Black Person Burned At The Stake
Leesburg Texas October 11 A 19 year old Black person charged in an incident with an eight year old girl was seized by a mob at Mount Pleasant and brought to Leesburg where he was burned at the stake before several hundred people from Camp Titus and other counties.
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Wylie McNeely
Tie
Mount Pleasant
Camp
Titus
Goebbel Sister of Mary Garden Found in Chicago
Mme Helen Goebbel, a Chicago Opera Company soprano from Geneva, identified as Mary Garden's sister. The fact surfaced within a small circle of friends, noting Miss Garden's younger sister is married to a reputed Geneva merchant.
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Mme
Helen Goebbel
Chicago Opera Company
Geneva
Mary Garden
Miss Garden
These Men Will Be Members of British Delegation to Arms Meet
Four men named to represent Britain at the Washington disarmament conference are Andrew Bonar Law Winston Churchill Lord Lee and H A L Fisher. Their selection is awaiting U S approval while pressure mounts on David Lloyd George to attend despite home stress.
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Great Britain
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U. S. State Department
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House of Commons
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Admiralty
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British Board of Education
U. S
David Lloyd George
Fatal shooting at Kansas City beauty shop ends in suicide
Miss Hazel Mateen, 24, was fatally wounded in a beauty shop. Slick, 35, a shoe salesman, shot Mateen and then killed himself after driving to the scene with his wife. Notes imply a marriage to Mateen. his wife cites infatuation and a supposed ceremony, while friends deny any marriage.
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Slick
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Wiliam H. Masten
Pennsy Railroad Ordered to Hear Over Election Dispute
The railroad labor board ordered the Pennsylvania railroad to appear for a hearing on October 20 to determine if a prior order calling a new election of employee representatives to confer on shop rules was violated. The board will hear both the road and the complaining employee group after previous actions directed a unit candidate election.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board Today
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Union Shop Crafts Organization of the
Road
Labor Board
Upton Nominated to Federal Trade Commission
George W. Upton of Warren Ohio was nominated by President Harding to the Federal Trade Commission replacing Democrat John G Pollard. He is married to Harritt Taylor Upton vice chairman of the Republican National Committee.
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Washington
George W. Upton
Warren
Ohio
Harding
Federal Trade Commission
Mr. Upton
John G. Pollard
Harritt Taylor Upton
Republican National Committee
Attorneys Clash Over Evidence in Lyda Southard Case
In Twin Falls Idaho on October 11 a court session focused on admitting testimony about Lyda Southard's prior marriages and the deaths of her former husbands and brother-in-law. Deputy Sheriff Ormaby testified about statements by Southard concerning the death of her third husband Harlan Lewis in Billings Montana. The trial continues with prosecution urging the relevance of past cases while the defense objects, as the jury retires.
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Idaho
Edward F. Meyer
Lyda Meyer Southard
Meyer
W. H. Ormaby
W. S. Snyder
Twin Falla
Canadian government buys 700 reindeer in Denmark
The Pas Man Oct 11 700 head of reindeer purchased in Denmark for Canada to domesticate with wild caribou in the barren lands. Vilhjalmar Stefansson proposed a company to supply the world with caribou meat and the government may use the Hudson Bay railway to export meat.
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Man
Denmark
Canada
Vilhjalmar Stefansson
Stefansson
Hudson's Bay Railway
Probable Battery For Giants and Yankees Named
New York Oct 11 The probable batteries for tomorrow's games are Douglas and Snyder for the Giants and Mays and Schang for the Yankees.
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Tomormorrow
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Giants
Mays and Schang
Yanhoos
Irish Sinn Fein Delegates Meet Lloyd George at Downing Street
British and Sinn Fein representatives held two two hour talks at 10 Downing Street on October 11 to discuss Ireland's future. No notes were taken, and officials stressed a peaceful atmosphere as talks focused on procedure and alleged truce breaches while recruitment and Irish law courts drew government ire.
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Irish Republican Army
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Michael Coling
Winston Spencer Churchill
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Arthur Griffith
Dall
New Financial Records Expected in World Series
New York Oct 11 with at least two games left the World Series between the Yankees and Giants is on pace to set financial records. Attendance reached 34 283 paying 112 234 dollars bringing six game total to 208 963 and a gate of 685 807 dollars. Club owners dividends rise with six games totaling 290 413 72 dollars while today’s share was 95 398 90 dollars and advisory board 16 835 10 dollars totaling 102 871 05 dollars to date.
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New York
Yankees
Giants
Cincinnati
Chicago
Trial Set for Gov Len Small in Lake County Case
The trial of Gov Len Small and Vernon Curtis a Grant Park banker will be held in Waukegan Lake County. Attorneys in the case agreed the conspiracy to defraud the state of Illinois charges originate years back to Smalls term as state treasurer.
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Vernon Curtis
Grant Park
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Waukegan
Lake County
Woman Falls Dead During Revival Meeting in Paris
Mrs Myr tle Greenlee collapsed at a revival meeting in Paris as she urged her husband to join the church. Physicians cite heart disease aggravated by religious excitement as the cause of death.
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Myrtle Greenlee
Campaign to suppress mirth over prohibition jokes
New York Oct 11 enforcement officers plan to curb theater mirth sparked by prohibition jokes. Sherman Acmeo director of information at national prohibition headquarters in Washington said complaints from theater patrons reached the acting federal prohibition director for New York about derisive remarks and scenes depicting violations.
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Sherman Acmeo
National Prohibition Headquarters
Washington
New York Chicago Federal Docket Urges 18 Additional Judges
Hearing before the senate judiciary committee featured Col William Hayward and Charles F Cline urging 18 more federal judges to ease congestion in New York and Chicago courts. Prohibition enforcement and draft evasion cases were cited as factors, with 700 Volstead cases pending in Cline's district and 2 582 total, while Hayward warned of docket strain and lost evidence. Senator Shields noted a small docket given nearby population and business activity.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
United States
New York
Chicago
William Hayward
Charles F. Cline
Illinois
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Hayward
Cline
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Shields
Tennessee
Government loans to unemployed urged by Lewis
John S. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers proposed government loans to workers temporarily out of work estimated at up to 2.5 billion dollars as an emergency measure. He urged impartial government inquiry into wage and profit deflation, reserve labor funds from profits, and government control of the coal industry.
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Washington
National Conference On
John S. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Man receives life term in Koples murder case
Marysville California October 11 Owen Rowe convicted last week of first degree murder in the slaying of John D Koples formerly of Anderson Indiana was sentenced yesterday to imprisonment for life.
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John D. Koples
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Ind
Steel plants asked to enlarge plants
The finance committee of United States Steel today adopted a resolution requesting its subsidiaries to spend up to 10 million dollars on extending manufacturing plants. Extensions should use idle company workers where possible and keep costs fair and reasonable.
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New York
Finace Committee
United States Steel Corporation
Speedy completion of tax bill urged by unemployment conference
The national conference on unemployment unanimously urged swift tax bill completion and definite tariff settlements to unblock business. It called for fair railway rate readjustment, better railway maintenance, and increased employment to stabilize the economy amid world expense and export declines. The resolution notes agriculture’s low buying power and transportation cost impacts on prices and wages.
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National Conference On
United States
Inchange
Europe
Methew Wot
American Federation of Labor
Ruth Reconciles Himself to Watching World Series
Babe Ruth will watch the remainder of the World Series from a box behind third base as his arm heals. Manager Huggins holds a slim hope he may appear again, but Mrs Ruth and doctor George King say not a chance. Ruth entered the Yankee dugout with a limp and his left sleeve slung over his shoulder, avoiding recognition in civilian dress. The physician noted the swelling subsiding yet draining and warned that further strain could cause lasting damage.
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