Giants Win World Series Game To Take Championship Lead
Frank Snyder delivered a two base hit off Carl Mays in the seventh inning at the Polo Grounds to drive in the deciding run as the New York Giants defeated the Yankees two to one. Shufflin Phil Douglas outpitched Mays in a tense, well played game watched by 56,503 fans.
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Hoover Says Unemployment Relief Appeals Gratifing
Washington reports say the national conference on unemployment approved remedial measures from shipping and construction committees. Hoover announced the conference would end tomorrow after receiving remaining subcommittee reports and urged continuation of its usefulness.
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Weather Outlook for Denver and Arizona Regions
Denver weather to Oct 12 reports unsettled with possible showers mainly in the northwest. warmer conditions in the east. Arizona forecast calls for generally fair conditions Thursday and Friday south regions with local showers in the north and little change in temperature.
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Weather Report From University Records
Conditions for the past day show a high of 67 with low around 45. Humidity hovered near 60 percent at 6 a.m. and 62 percent at 6 p.m. Trace precipitation noted. Wind came from the south with a maximum velocity of 6 mph. Day described as partly cloudy.
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Amie Ok
Delegated Mapping Quest A Policy For The Arm Cut Meet
A permanent organization forms and members conduct a survey of collected data. The record notes a mapping quest and policy steps as the group meets to organize and study the results.
Open sessions debated for armament conference opens doors
The American delegation held its first meeting in Washington to organize, study data, and discuss policy for the armament talks. A key issue is whether full conference sessions should be open to the press while individual delegations remain private.
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Associated Press
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Senate
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Navy Department
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State Department
Innocent Man In Madison Seeks Pardon In 1911 Murder Case
Madison October 12. Special. John A Johnson serving a life term for the Annie Lemberger murder contends his innocence. A sensational inquiry reveals the Lemberger family and a 9 year old son Lewis allegedly involved, with perjury and second degree murder charges against the father and mother. The case drew national attention in 1911 and Gov. Bilite ordered a full review before any pardon.
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Martin Lemberger
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Wisconsin
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State Penitentiary
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M’ Wing
John A. “Dogskin
Magdalena Lemberger
May Sorenson
GOP backs plan to expand House to 360 members
Republicans at a caucus endorsed the Siegel bill to enlarge the House from 245 to 360 seats. About 94 members favored the bill, 76 opposed, with strong census committee opposition. The caucus also adopted a resolution regretting Senator Knox's death.
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Mazon and Encinas Arrested After Santa Fe Robbery
Special correspondence reports Maron of Albuquerque and Severo Puecinas of Santa Fe were arrested after the robbery of Ralph J. Kieclin, owner at Valley Ranch hotel, in Barry Alley. They denied guilt at arraignment as $54 was taken according to a witness description.
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Albuquerque
Severo Puecinas
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Valley Ranch
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Licenses Filed to Build White Rock Canyon Dam
The Rio Grande Light Heat and Power Co. seeks a license to dam the White Rock canyon west of Santa Fe and construct a power plant. J. T. Murphy of the Santa Fe field division, general land office, announced the plan to supply electricity to Santa Fe Albuquerque and the Cochiti mines. The dam would be 158 feet high and 615 feet across.
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Albuquerque
Cochit
Albuquerque Guardsmen At Risk Of Losing Government Support
The Albuquerque Journal urges immediate action as the New Mexico National Guard faces a two week deployment. With only forty one of sixty five members ready to go, employers are urged to release workers to meet the forty nine threshold or risk losing government funding and the city’s guard.
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New Mexico National Guard
New Mexico
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Senators eye next February pass of tariff bill
Washington reports Penrose and Fordney plan to extend the emergency tariff law until February and resume hearings November first with the live stock schedule first. Senator Ashurst warns of Wall Street influence while Hitchcock says protection helps farmers as prices fall under the emergency act.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
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Senate
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Arizona
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Far East
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Ashuret
Klan Founder Denies Hoodlum Charges Before Congress
William J. Simmons, founder and Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, testified before a House committee denying that the organization harbors a lawless, hooded faction. He pledged to disband if one thousandth of the charges were true and said growth has been greater in the north and east than in the south. He defended the Klan’s respect for law and promised an internal probe into allegations against Edward Young Clarke and Elizabeth Tyler.
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Washington
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House Committee
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Atlanta
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Chicago
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South
Kua Klux Klan
Klan
Edward Young Clarke
Imperial Kleagle
Propagating Bureau
Elizabeth Tyler
Simmons
Senator Knox Dies After Paralysis Stroke in Washington
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania former secretary of state died at his home in Washington after a stroke of paralysis. He suffered the stroke while going to the dining room and died fifteen minutes later with Mrs. Knox and his secretary nearby. He had attended Senate sessions recently and had just returned from England with his wife. The senate planned to adjourn in his honor and funeral arrangements were to be made after his sons and daughter arrived.
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England
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Potomac Park
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House
Pittsburgh
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Truce Breaches Acknowledged by Sinn Feiners and Crown Officers
London reports from the Irish conference indicate both Sinn Feiners and Crown officers have breached the truce in Ireland. Delegates noted Galway killings and a republican dance shooting breached the armistice, while discussions focus on restricting arms and avoiding new activities not in the original truce.
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Irish Bulletin
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