Heart Breaking Ninth Battle in World Series Ties Braves Win in Long Fight
In a dramatic twelve inning world series game at Penway Park Boston Braves beat Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 5 after a late rally, Gowdy homered in the tenth, Tyler and Bush feature, Stallings’ lineup displays grit, and optimism grows that Boston can clinch the title.
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Washington Weather Forecast for New Mexico
The bulletin reports generally fair weather in New Mexico for Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer conditions expected. A concise forecast notes clear skies and rising temperatures across the region for the two days.
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New Mexico
Congress Day in Session and Baseball Extra Feature
The day featured debates on war tax and treaty matters in Congress with discussions on the Nicaraguan canal rights convention and a Russian peace treaty. In sports, the Mackmen and Braves battled in extra innings with late scoring plays and key passes, including a wild throw and a relief runner during a tense twelfth inning.
Can Braves Break a World Record Today
A historical look at a potential world record in a Boston Braves game. The Journal invites readers to noon access to live scores and photo coverage, with a complete, on‑the‑spot stats bulletin board and telegraph news for every play.
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Villa Wing Hla Contention Basis for Representation
Resolution is passed directing Carranza to release all political prisoners without further delay. Represents a formal action by Villa Wing Hla regarding political detainees and executive order timing. The document names Carranza as responsible for immediate release, signaling a shift in political pressure and detainee policy.
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Strong Force Heads For Mexico City In Civil War
Hopeful reports from October 12 describe the first day of a military convention at Aguas Calientes to shape Mexico's future government. Delegates from Carranza Villa Zapata form a united body choosing Antonio Villareal as permanent chairman as debate over representation and governance continues.
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Expect Cotton Loan Proposal to Succeed
St Louis October 12 A forecast from J N Sloan member of the committee with Festus J Wade to Washington last week says the 15 000 000 cotton loan fund approved by the federal administration and the federal reserve board will be fully subscribed and ready for use by week’s end The meeting of Business Men's league merchants manufacturers and railroad men discussed increasing cotton usage and was called by RD Bowen of Paris Texas chair of the Cotton Association committee for greater cotton consumption in the Southern states
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Wilson Will Acknowledge French Protests Without Judgment
President Wilson said he would acknowledge the receipt of French protests against German atrocities transmitted to the state department last week and would accord the same treatment to all such representations from nations at war. He spoke to callers today.
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Czar's Cruiser Torpedoed. Crew of Fifteen Lost
A Russian czar's cruiser was torpedoed by a submarine with all fifteen crew members lost. German vessels attacked the Russian fleet in the Baltic Sea on October 10, failing that day but succeeding the next.
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Raid on Paris reports three dead and fourteen wounded
Ambassador Yerrick's Washington briefing cites German air raid on Paris yesterday with three fatalities and fourteen injuries. The report notes casualty details and ongoing war developments.
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War Bulletins From The War Fronts Period Report
London reports 211000 total casualties in forty four Prussian lists. Ghent occupied by Germans with 6000 soldiers to quarter there. Antivari bombardment from Mount Lovćen. Austrians boast high mileages by aviators. Ragusa near fall cited. Austrian duties suspended but prices unchanged. Vienna accuses landed proprietors of exploiting war.
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Wonderfully Oyotem Used by Germans Before War Declared
Report notes widespread use of a substance named Oyotem by German forces prior to hostilities. It claims the public in Belgium and France learned of the chemical’s financial standing and impact on daily life, detailing how cities assessed their economic strength before conflict.
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German secret service study of France shows extensive prewar prep
Paris dispatch details German secret operations in Belgium and northern France. Factories, ferries, bridges, and fortifications were mapped years before. Hostage lists and spy networks aided sieges from Maubeuge to the Marne.
War News Roundup Reports Antwerp and Ghent Fall to Germans
The German advance yields Antwerp and Ghent as part of a broader plan to reach the coast with Ostend as a nearby objective. British and Belgian forces retreat toward safety, while Germany eyes a permanent Antwerp stronghold to control Belgium. Submarine activity and Russian naval losses are noted, with ongoing Allied efforts to reinforce and counter air threats.
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English Spies May Be Thick in England
London reports Admiral Lord Charles Beresford believes the German spy system in Britain remains active and dangerous despite a home office claim of its breakup. In a published letter he urges Britons to act against the crowd of alien enemies in their midst.
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