Yankees Tie World Series With 8 4 Win Over Giants In Polo Grounds
New York Oct 13 The Yankees sunk the Giants 8 to 4 at the Polo Grounds in the fourth game of the 1923 World Series before a crowd of 46 000 the largest ever at the NL park. Shawkey and the Yankee attack produced six runs in the second inning as the Yankees evened the series at two games apiece with stars like Dugan Ruth Stengel and Pipp delivering key hits.
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New York
Associated Press
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Murdererea Roe
John
Bob Shawkey
Sailor Rob
Giants
Joe” Dugan
Yankee
Dugan
Groh
Snyder
Ross Young
Herme
Whiter Witt
Howitzer
Muggins
Babe
Babe Ruth
Casey Stengel
Heroem
Stengel
Teo
Casey
Cunningham
McGraw
Virgil Barnes
Schange
Pennock
Scott
Jack Scott
McCraw
Ryan
Hugh McQuillan
McQuillan
Jaude Jonnard
Barnes
Wally Pipp
Esterday
Pipp
Ward
Schang
Everett Scott
Meusel
Shawkey
Coatch
Witt
Huth
Ruth
Mengel
Bob
Witts
Pippa
Keystone
Weather Outlook for Southwest States This Week
Denver weather roundup notes New Mexico showers on Sunday with a drop in cold. Monday warming and partly fair. Arizona predicts fair Sunday and Monday with little temperature change.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Report for Yesterday
Conditions for the twenty four hours ending 6 p m yesterday at the university show a high of 65 and a low of 40 degrees with a light precipitation amount and cloudy skies. Winds were light and variable. The day was characterized as cloudy overall.
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Banat
Highest grade oil found on Hogback in Farmington field
Flowing oil from Midwest Refining company well No 4 on the Hogback dome yields the highest grade seen in America with a 62.6 Baume test. The dome wells No 1 and No 2 already produce over 1 200 barrels daily, while No 3 is nearby. A nearby artesian water well was drilled in the vicinity.
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Journal
Farmington, N. M
America
Midwest Refining Company
Hogback
Farmington Oil Field
Navajo Reservation
Shiprock Ol Company
Township 29
Range 17
West No. 2
Fire destroys one square block in Nogales
Nogales Sonora October 13 a fire swept one block of residences and businesses at the edge of the main district near the international boundary. No lives were lost.
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Nogales
Sonora
Ariz
Hitchcock Day Paper Makers Interest United in New Mexico
Frank H. Hitchcock former postmaster general and Republican figure visited Albuquerque en route to Silver City to focus on Mogollon Mining and discuss a potential pulp mill using New Mexico sawmill waste. He praised Albuquerque’s growth and reclamation projects while not commenting on national politics.
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Frank H. Hitchcock
Connicila
Republican Party
New York
Silver City
Frank W. Vellacott
Mechem and
Vellacott
Mogollon Mining Company
Witchcock
Hitchcock
Albuquerque
Rio Grande Valley
New Mexico
United States Senate
Herbert Hoover
Ecommerece
Carlsbad Light and Power Co Property Sold Ordered
Federal Judge Neblett ordered the sale of all Carlsbad Light and Power Co property by receiver William F. Murphy in a public auction at Eddy County Court House on January 14 1924. The power plant water rights city franchise tea plant and laundry are included. The sale is subject to a $49 500 bond issue outstanding which the bidder must assume.
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Santa Fe
Neblett
Carlsbad Light and Power Company
Carlsbad
Willam F. Murphy
Eddy County Court House
Max FE. Mailer
Carlebad Light and Power Company
World Series Players Pool Tops 362 Thousand
The Polo Grounds drew 16 502 for game four between the Giants and Yankees, with total four game attendance 204 441 and receipts 725 104. The players pool reaches 362 788.04, with each club receiving 122 927.60. Records for attendance and receipts are expected to fall.
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New York
Associated Press
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Giants
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Advisory Council
Sagagi
Bergdoll Says He is Sorry and Homesick, Mother States
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the convicted slacker, is described by his mother Mrs Emma C Bergdoll as sorry for his actions and homesick for the United States after coaxing from reporters in New York. She says she has not yet returned from visiting him in his German residence.
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Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
U. S
Emma C. Bergdoll
Bergdoll
New York
Grover
Astrologer and Nephew Held on Murder Charge
Arthur Covell and his 16 year old nephew Alton Covell are held in Coos county jail on murder charges for the September 21 death of Mia Covell. The nephew allegedly killed his step mother under the influence of the crippled uncle who plotted to wipe out numerous Coos county residents. The plan involved ammonia suffocation and staged death scenes.
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Marshfield
Ore
Coos County
Arthur Covell
Alton Covell
Mia
Fred Covell
Bandon
Pacific Coast
Criminologist Links Covell to Planned Murders and Robberies
Beattie Washington October 18. A criminologist testified Arthur Covell and his 16 year old nephew planned multiple crimes tied to Covell astrology schemes. The evidence outlines plans to murder S. J. Pressey in Oregon and burn homes after theft, with wills drafted to benefit the astrologer.
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Oregon
Covell
J. Pressey
May
Arthur Covell
Pressey
Bandon
Ore
Covells
Hig
World Series Game 10 Giants vs Yankees Set for 11 AM
The World Series game between the Giants and the Yankees will begin today at 11 o clock Albuquerque time. Fans are warned to note the time change and adjust plans accordingly.
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Giants
Yankees
Albuquerque
Wounds Fatal After Police Fire in Cologne Riot
A woman died today in Cologne from wounds sustained when police fired into a crowd of sash rioters. Police and factory workers had pelted them with hot coal and were compelled to use their firearm.
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Cologne
Woman's museum hosts reception for Indian affairs official
Santa Fe on October 13 reports the woman's museum board will hold a 4 p m Sunday reception at the museum honoring Charles H. Burke U S commissioner of Indian affairs visiting for the Navajo lease auction set for Monday.
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Santa Fe
Woman's Museum Board
Charles H. Burke
U. Ss. Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Prohibition Officials Seize Cars Worth Fortune in New Mexico
D. W. Snyder reports 439 federal prosecutions in the year for New Mexico alcohol laws. Agents seized 43 cars and liquor worth about 21 000, with whiskey valued at 30 900 and other items totaling 4 900. The office covers 121 000 square miles with 7 to 11 agents, and many cases remain pendings.
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D. W. Snyder
Prohibition
State of
New Mexico
Snyder
Liguer
Menxies
Engine Wiper Found Dead in Cinder Pit
Remigio Nuanez, 44, an engine wiper for the Santa Fe railway, was found dead in a cinder pit at the roundhouse in Albuquerque after being last seen working Friday night. A inquest heard bruises possibly from a shovel strike. death ruled as a fall into the pit during duties. Nuanez, longtime employee, lived on Trimolea Street with a wife and 11 children.
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Banta Fe
Roundhouse
John J. Ray
Ray
J. H. Wilcox
Wreox
Remigio Noanes
Crolcett Mortuary
George BE
Roddy
Wilcox
Nusnes
Nuanes
The
Santa Fe
M. I. Grisson
James R. Scott
Santa Fe Railway
John TD. Hughes
M. Pollack
Chariea Goble
Charles A Kern
Ellingbo
James H. Reagan
Noanes
Stenp 4
Data
Trimolea Street
Court House
Old
Albuquerque
Yale Eleven Rolls Up 40 to 6 Over Georgia
New Haven Conn October 18 Coach Tad Jones Yale eleven defeated the University of Georgia 40 to 6 at the Yale bowl. Yale dominated all periods except the second as Georgia showed late life with four of its nine first downs. Stevens led Yale with 21 points including two touchdowns two drop kicks and three goals after touchdown.
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New Haven
Conn
Tad Jones
Yale
University of Georgia
Elis
Georgia
Stevens
Soaking Rain at Magic City Weather Cool
Special to the Journal Clovis New Mexico reports soaking rain cooling temps. The area woke chilled with ground soaked two feet deep and a four point drop near freezing. Texas panhandle and southwestern Oklahoma suffer floods halting railroad traffic with washed out bridges and tracks near Claude.
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Magic City
Clovis
New Mexico
Childress
Texas
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Teaxtine
Denver
Fore Worth
Denver City
Claude i
Atkinson resigns as assistant state land commissioner
William M. Atkinson of Roswell has resigned from the post of assistant state land commissioner. Antonio Lucero Jr. will act until Governor Hinkie returns. The land office plans a three month audit with one assistant at 10 dollars a day and two or more checkers at 175 to 200 dollars a month.
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Santa Fe
William M. Atkinson
Roswell
Justiniano Baca
Baca
Antonio Lucers, Jr
Hinkie
Atkinson
State Comptroller’s Office
Land Office
Baea
R. H. Carter
Vigil
Hermick
A. N. Corneil
Comptroller’s Office
Chicago City Series Game Postponed By Rain
Rain halted the fourth game in the city area series between Chicago National and American league teams. The game will be played at Comiskey Park the White Sox home tomorrow, weather permitting.
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Chicago
Comiskey Park
Earth Shocks Recorded Near Washington
Earth shocks of moderate intensity were recorded between 1 46 and 2 a m today on the Georgetown University seismograph. Director Ther Tondorf could not estimate the direction or distance of the disturbance from Washington.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Ther Tondorf
Flooding leaves Enid areas submerged and homes washed away
Praid Okla Oct 13 reports say stores flooded and numerous residences partially submerged as a nine foot wall of water swept through Woodward and surrounding areas after the North Canadian river overflowed from heavy rains. Many homeless, no lives lost, damage high and rising.
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Praid
Okla
Woodward
Oklahoma
Firefighters Contain Forest Fire Near Pradena California
Firefighters halted a forest blaze near Pradena California that for a time threatened four to five communities in the region. Fire crews quelled the flames and controlled the incident after rapid response and suppression efforts.
Dynamite Blasts Destroy Trees and Homes in Incident
A blast using dynamite destroyed one large partially complete home and about six small houses. No lives were lost in the explosion.
Fire menace nears Glendale hillside homes
Alarms sounded as a forest and brush fire sweeping northeast of Glendale, California, burst over a last hill near Bade Rock City and came within 300 yards of hillside residences in the Falcon Rock area after being believed controlled earlier in the day.
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Glendale
Calif
Fire Threat Recedes After Sycamore Canyon Blaze Near Pasadena
A forest and brush fire in Pasadena area flames covered thousands of acres and endangered Montrose La Crescenta and La Canada before being controlled in Sycamore canyon. A large partially built Verdugo Knoll home and several small houses were destroyed as hundreds of men fought the wind driven fire.
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Pasadena
Calif
Sycamore Canyon
Caris
Verdugo Knoll
Montrose
la Crescenta
la Canada
Sec
Hundredea
Sycamore Ecanyven
Davis Withdraws From Fact Finding Committee
D W Davis commissioner of the reclamation service withdrew from the fact finding committee appointed by Secretary Work to study government policies on reclaiming arid and semi arid lands. He cited disqualification due to his official position as the committee would review his own bureau actions.
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Washington
D. W. Davis
Reclamation Service
Work
Davis
Worker killed as police clash with demonstrators near Frankfort
A clash at Hoech near Frankfort left one worker dead and three injured as police confronted demonstrators protesting high food prices. The incident followed tensions in the area and involved local authorities responding to the protests.
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Frankfort
Hoech
Here
Bowen Fugitive Captured in San Diego Police Action
Elmer S. Bowen, a fugitive from justice linked to the August abduction of two Albuquerque girls, was arrested at the U.S. naval base in San Diego. Ricoher and Rochero, wanted in Tulsa on auto theft charges, are connected to the case. Edward Greenleaf and a posse pursued the fugitives after an assault on the deputy. Police recovered a life insurance policy and continued the hunt for Rochero.
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Elmer S. Bowen
Duke City
San Diego
Elmer &. Bowen
Greenleaf
Morning Journal
A. RR. Gere
Department of Justice
Bowen
U.S. Naval Base
Navy
Kansas City
Tulsa
Finner
Oklahoma
Edith Hughes
Gypsie Hooks
Springerville
Ariz
Phoenix Road
Edward
John D. Hooks
Gypsie
Heoks
Magdalena
Soeerre Greenleaf
Rochero
Socorro
Belen
Joan
Santa Fe
Grips
A. RR
Frisco Mnes
Ita Pailway
Gere
Albuquerque
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Mngraws Squad
Emil Meusel
Frank Snyder
Basle
Porecas
Hitchcock Day Paper Makers
Carlsbad Light and Power CO
Germany
Actroluger and Nephew
Burke
Pid
Remigio Nuanes
Scoop
Roswell Man
Enid
Prcadena
Cal
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