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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1923

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Casey Stengel Immortal Delivers Giants Victory in 1 0 World Series

Casey Stengel hit a seventh inning home run to edge the Yankees 1 0 and give the New York Giants a 2 1 World Series lead. The crowd at Yankee Stadium set attendance records as Art Nehf and Sad Sam Jones pitched brilliantly before Stengel’s decisive shot. Wally Pipp left with a possible ankle injury, raising concern for the Yankees.

New York Associated Press Casey Stengel Casey New York Giants Yankees Yankee Stadium Stengel Art Nehf Giants Sam” Jones Eaw Stengel John McGraw Warriors Baseall Hecht Babe Tuth Reese Gotham Tipp Jones Moundsman Nehf Yankee Wally Pipp Bae Pipp Miller Huggins Huggins

Ruth Held In Check As Nehl Stymies Bombing Bambine

New York Yankees star George Herman Ruth went hitless in the later game against the Giants as pitcher Arthur Nehl baffled him. Ruth had one single in the first inning and one walk, finishing with two official at bats in four plate appearances.

New York Associated Press George Herman Ruth Bambine New York Yankees Arthur Nehl Giant Southpaw Ruth Meuse Dugan Firth Nehl Nalkin Hoffman Kineh Jones Witt Duwin

Weather Synopsis For Southwest and Intermountain States

Denver reports fair weather in New Mexico with rain likely in the north and east on Saturday and Sunday. Colder conditions expected in the extreme south central area. Arizona will be fair Saturday and probably Sunday with little temperature change.

Denver New Mexico Arizona

University Weather Report Highlights 24 Hour Conditions

The report records the 24 hour period ending 6 p m yesterday with highest temperature 59 degrees and mean 88 degrees. Humidity at 9 a m 42 percent, at 8 p m not specified. Precipitation minimal and wind from the east at 50 6 mph. Day described as cloudy.

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World Series receipts top half million over first three games

The first three games of the world series drew 155,139 in attendance with total receipts of 541,482. Futures breakdown shows the advisory council share 87,222.30 and players pool 270,155.82, leaving each club with 92,051.95. New York reports Oct 12 via Associated Press.

New York Associated Press Yankee Stadium Reecipix Ndvisory Council

Nine Year Old Lad Run Over by Car in North Fourth Street

A nine year old boy named Romero from North Fourth Street was struck by a Ford sedan driven by Mrs. Frank McGough near 1761 North Fourth Street. He suffered three skull base fractures and remained unconscious at St Joseph's hospital late last night.

North Fourth Street Frank McGough Romero St. Joseph's Hospital W. H. Wolston Wome Oil Company Woods Idi Home Ot McGough

Walton Oust Novicor and Bank Examiner Walton Oust

Oklahoma City October 12. Governor Walton removes Dr. T. Bynum bank commissioner and Aldridge Blake executive counselor amid policy clashes over anti Ku Klux Klan actions. Blake to testify to impeachment inquiry. Bynum absent during locating attempts.

Oklahoma City Okla Associated Press Aldridge Blake Connachor T. Bynum J. Cc. Walton Walton Bynum Blanke Blake Legislative Investigating Committee Ofice Bank Commissioner State of Oklahoma

Pirates attack Wing Nam on Weser river repulsed casualties

Pirates attacked the American passenger and freight motor boat Wing Nam on the Weser river at Tengyuanh. They were repulsed but suffered casualties.

Canton Associated Press Nam Wese Tengyuanh

From $30 Clerk to Millionaire on Broadway News

Wichita, Oct. 13. Glenn Billingsley rose from a $30 a week clerk to a Broadway millionaire, surprising his wife Miss Ilva Beaver. Mrs. Billingsley, once a contented housewife, sought riches, but the couple now live in Gotham and plan a summer trip abroad. The father is L. T. Billingsley, owner of the Theodore Roosevelt Apartment Hotel in New York City. The two were reunited after Glenn learned he was his father’s son.

Wichita Kan Gienn Billingsley Gienn Mra. Billingsley Ilva Beaver Glenn Wlfe L. T. Billingsley New York City Riches Billingsleys Gotham Billingsley Leulaville Glenn Was &oUngster Guth New York Millonaire New York

Wilhelm Hohenzollern Sells Jewels of First Wife

Amsterdam reports Wilhelm Hohenzollern is raising funds by selling jewels from his first wife and distributing Dutch and German paintings. Proceeds funded Dutch funds after private sales to Americans. Some Late Empress jewels and a pearl necklace were sold through a Cologne jeweler.

Wilhelm Amsterdam Wilhelm Hohenzollern Wohenzollern Aie Cologne Jeweler

Arizona Governor Eyes Colorado River Bridge Plan

Governor Hunt today considered early Mohave County bridge construction over the Colorado at Tierce’s ferry or another feasible site. The move would cut residents’ travel to the county seat Kingman from four states by about a third.

Miami Ariz G. W. P. Hunt Arizona Colorado River Tierce’s Ferry Mohave County Miami Daily Silver Bell William Strode Utah Nevada California Kingman Colorado Hunt

Prohibition Agent Abeyta Targeted by Dual Fire Attacks

The Socorro home of M P D Abeyta, prohibition agent, was damaged by a Wednesday night fire ignited near his residence and a nearby storehouse. This follows a prior porch arson that nearly destroyed his home, with authorities tracing the attacks to opponents of enforcement. Authorities report 100 gallons of mash found at Tom Powers ranch in Burro Flats as part of ongoing crackdown.

Socorro M. PD Abeyta Prohibition Snyder Itg Morning Journal Mexico Prohibition Office Alamogordo Tom Powers Burro Flats

Stores Looted as Merchants Demand Francs

Food riots broke out in two Berlin districts as employed men led raiders seeking food. Women joined the mobs while police faced attacks and made numerous arrests.

Berlin Associated Press

Disorder in Solingen and Cologne Leaves 11 Dead

Solingen and Cologne saw ongoing unrest as British occupation continued. The casualty toll reached eleven with the police commissary among the dead and 34 wounded. Looting persisted while troops remained uninvolved despite protests and police fire in Hoechst and Cologne.

Duesseldorf Associated Press Solingen Graffath Hoecht Cologne

Riot Strikes CologNe Over Prices Causing Deaths and Looting

At least one person was killed and several injured in Cologne yesterday as crowds angry over high prices attacked warehouses and shops. Wagons and trucks carrying food were looted and police clashed with rioters amid the unrest and food shortages.

CologNe

Riot over demand for prangs sparks damage in Wiesbaden

In Wiesbaden Hence Nassau frightened demonstrators smashed windows of food stores and looted provisions after merchants insisted on payment in French francs. Local commission Kes pledged measures to restrain prices.

Wiesbaden Hence-Nassau Oct. Il France Kes

Stresemann Acts to Stabilize Finances with Gold Tax Basis

Chancellor Stresemann, armed with President Ebert's mandate, declares a gold standard for all taxes and vows to curb government expenses. He moves to sideline the Reichstag for now and bases emergency measures on the presidential authorization.

Berlin Associated Press Stresemann Reichstag Ebert Urther

Two Die In Santa Paula Brush Fire

A brush fire north of Santa Paula, California, costs two lives. Frank C. Foster, 67, a rancher and firefighter, died after being overcome by smoke. A second victim, believed to be a ranger, perished in a canyon near Fugan Canyon.

Santa Paula Calif Frank C. Foster Rarcher Fugan Canyon

Cooley Resigns as Head of Michigan College to Lead Agency

Mortimer J. Cooley, dean of the University of Michigan College of Engineering and Architecture, announced his resignation as president of the American Engineering Council of the Federated American Engineering Societies at a board meeting.

Alleged Klan Leader Guilty of Whiteplaint in Amarillo

Amarillo Texas October 12 W Stanford alleged by Kiex Klansman was found guilty in district court of whitecapping connected to the flogging of FE T Mew Donald. He was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. Defense counsel fled a motion for a new trial. The state charged Stanford led a masked group that ordered Mclronaid to flee Amarillo before flogging.

Amarillo Texas W. Stanford Kiex Klaneman FE. T. Mew Donald Stanford Mclronaid

Oil strike extends high grade finds at Shiprock well

Special to the Journal Farmington New Mexico October 12 One more high grade oil strike reached in San Juan county at the Shiprock Oil company well now being drilled by the Sanburge Petroleum company of California Oil bearing shale yielded a small sand streak indicating oil Samples show oil of the same high grade as Hogback dome wells The strike occurred at 782 feet and geologists expect richer sands deeper according to geologist John A Vitew TM

Farmington, N. M San Juan County Shiprock Oil Company Sanburge Petroleum Company California Personne Wella Hogback Dome Weel John A Vitew

Five Die From Poison in Illinois Whisky Case

In Pana Illinois a coroner jury found five men died after drinking fusel oil in beverages sold by John Tokoly proprietor of a soft drink parlor. Tokoly and his two sons Paul and Stephen and chemist Robert A Smith were held without bond on murder charges.

John Tokoly Pana Ills Ill Associated Press Paul Stephen Robert A. Smith John Tokely

Food Rioters in Solingen Wounded by Police

In Solingen Rhenish Prussia Oct 12 police used firearms to quell riotous food demonstrators after mass meetings protesting high prices. Demonstrators attacked shops causing window smashing and substantial damage.

Solingen Rhenish Prussia

Attorney General Armstong Joins Uniform Extradition Drafting Committee

October 12 Santa Fe reports Assistant Attorney General Jno W Armstrong named to the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws committee to draft a uniform extradition act. George G Bogert secretary notified him of the appointment. The group aims to urge enactment in all states.

Santa Fe Jno W. Armstrong National Conference of Commissioners On George G. Bogert Ithaca

El Paso Wins Next AF of L ConventionSite in El Paso

Portland report on the AFL closing session notes Samuel Gompers defending labor loyalty and denouncing internal traitors. El Paso, Texas, won the bid for the next convention over Detroit by 14,588 to 12,894 as leaders backed solidarity and Panama relations with Mexico.

Portland Ore Associated Press Samuel Gormpers American Federation of Labor Organized Labor Paso el Paso Texas Detroit Michigan Fil Paso George J. Berry New York Pressmens’ Union Mexico James Wilson Cincinnati Andrew Worseth San Francisco James Connors Chicago el Pane Gompers Onveeny WL. Dine Butte Mont

Relations With Latin America Never Better Says Hughes

Secretary Hughes told the Columbus Day Conference of the Pan American International Women’s Committee that U S ties with Latin American nations are at peak. He noted resumed Mexico relations and a Colombia accord, saying serious grievances are absent and U S influence should reflect American women’s ideals.

United States Sec Hughes Washington South Pan-American International Women's Committee Mexico Colombia

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