Coroner's Jury Concludes Giants Were Victim of Own Errors
New York October 16 United Press The coroner's jury views the scene at Polo Grounds and finds the Giants’ death occurred by their own actions in the fourth inning The Chicago White Sox are absolved of blame in the 4 to 2 deciding game and the world series outcome is attributed to internal Giants errors with Buck Weaver noted for a key defensive play saving a tying run.
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Hugh Bailey
United Press
New York
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Giants
Sox
Heinie Zimmerman
Polo Grounds
Harlem
Rariden
Collins
Collings
Chicago
Zimmerman
Jackson
Felach
McGraw
Gandil
Zim
Buck Weaver
Burns
Weaver
John J. McGraw
McGaw
Tuberculosis Expert Renames Himself for Patriotism in War
Major Harry Freudenberger of Cincinnati, head of the Tuberculosis Examin ing Board for the Twenty-ninth Division, has adopted the name Major Philip Gath. He requested the change to avoid German associations and ease paperwork while serving at Camp McClellan. The court order allows use of the maternal grandfather’s name, though official records at the camp will be updated gradually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Freudenberger
Cincinnati
Freudenberger
Gath
France
Philip Ath
Paris
Tiat
Gathalro
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Philip Gath
Napoleon
Waterloo
War Department
Feast of Goodies Assured Tomorrow
Scores of women work today to prepare homemade dainties for a fete by the Wednesday Study Club at Fourteenth and Noble streets starting at 2 30 PM. Proceeds support the Addie Weaver Home which needs funds, and the event aims to aid soldiers in town by offering affordable treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth
Noble Streets
Addie Weaver
Who's Who at Camp McClellan Assistant Chief Brabson
Major F W Brabson is described as an influential yet low key assistant chief of staff at the Twenty-ninth Division. The article traces his military lineage from Tennessee, cites his education at Vanderbilt, and notes his wide service with the National Guard and in campaigns in the Philippines and Mindanao. He is praised as a bright young officer with broad connections across the Blue and Gray Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Brabson
Brabson
J. R. Brabson
Sam B. Brabach
Greenville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Philippine Islands
Samar
Jolo
Southern Islands
Malabang
Mindanao
National Guard
Plattsburg Reserve
General Staff
War College
Biue
Gray
Camp McClellan
General Pershing
Six Ohio National Guard Units Join 37th Division at Camp Sheridan
Six units of the thirty seventh Ohio division detrained at Camp Sheridan Alabama completing the transfer of former Ohio guardsmen aside from the seventh eighth and ninth training battalions and one company on guard duty at Fairford. When retreat sounded Camp Sheridan housed 20300 enlisted men and 1098 officers. Major John Fulton commanded colored companies A and D of the ninth separate battalion. The old seventh infantry is expected to arrive with a $10000 fund from Ohio citizens for camp amusements and maintenance. Congressman Brumbaugh praised Camp Sheridan and Ohio troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Sheridan
Montgomery
Ala
thirty-seventh(Ohio) Division
Ohio National
Ohio
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
John €. Fulton
Springfield
Dayton
Cleveland
Seventh Infantry
Clement Brumbaugh
Columbus
New Orleans
Memphis
Vicksburg
Lincoln's Cousin Dead in Albany Home
Captain 5. B. Hanks, cousin of Abraham Lincoln, dies at ninety eight in his Albany Illinois residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hanks
Abraham Lincoln
Albany, Il
Twenty-five Percent of Negro Selectmen to Train in North
Montgomery reports 25 percent of Alabama Negro selectees for military service will be sent to the Fort Dodge Iowa training camp for five days starting October 27. One-fifth of the 25 percent will depart each day to ease railroad congestion. this marks the first movement of Alabama negro select men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Montgomery
Alabama
Fort Dodge
Des Motes
Iowa
Tribute to Camp Sheridan cadets and Dent praised in House
The article notes training at Camp Sheridan and mothers and fathers appreciating camp courtesies for their sons. Congressman Brumbaugh honors Montgomery’s Rep S H Dent as a top Washington leader and big man in the House. Formal flag raising occurred at division headquarters on Sunday.
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Camp
Sheridan
Brumbaugh
Montgomery
S. H. Dent
House
Washington
Division
Captain Kyle of Essex Troop Leads Military Police Unit
Captain Wilbour Kyle, longtime Essex troop commander, heads the city detachment of military police in South Orange before being federalized. He shipped Woodstock pig iron to South America butnow oversees patrols on the main pike with the Diesex troop. Kyle, a reserved but effective leader, has served nineteen years and rose through ranks to lead the Hasex troop sustaining high standards.
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Wilbour Kyle
South Orange
N. J
Woodstock
Anniston
Kyle
Diesex
City
Essex
Mieutenantancy
Hasex
Faust
Captain Kyle
Stars Favor White Sox Over McGraw in World Series Hopes
United Press reports that Chicago White Sox manager Clarence Rowland leads a resurgent team under Charles Comiskey as McGraw faces a cursed history with 1908 Merkle play and 1911 mishaps cited. The piece credits Chicago mirrors of fate and praises the Sox as the scrapping, comeback squad of the season.
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Stars
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Charles Comiskey
Clarence Rowland
White Sox
Comiskey
Jimmy Callahan
McGraw
Cubs
Giants
Fred Merkle
John Evers
Polo Grounds
New York
Heinie Zimmerman
Olf Cubs
Zimmerman
Fred Snodgrass
Chief Meyers
Boston
McGrraw
Dental staff assign teeth care to Blue and Gray Division
Thirty one dental surgeons operate at Camp McClellan for the Blue and Gray Division. Four dentists are assigned to each large unit of the Twenty ninth Division and to the Fifty fourth Artillery Brigade and Base Hospital. The list names lieutenants by regiment and unit, with Lt. Col Spider approving the assignments.
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Camp McClellan
Twenty-ninth
Fifty-fourth
Burgeon
Dental Department
113Th Infantry
F. H. Huff
W. M. Dunlap
C.,. Benton
FE. A. Creighton
114Th Infantry
Herbert W. Huff
G. A. Parrell
P. ‘A. Cassedy
J. Gs. Hamilton
115Th Infantry
Daniel Bratton
A. B. Pancoast
William A. Wood
Malcolm Perthea
116Th Infantry
John K. Hughes
George H. Elliott
Harold van Tharcom
54Th Artillery Brigade
Ewart G. Estes
Roy G. Strickler
Edwin Betts
Morris Golden
Case Hospital
John H. Frederick
Alfred K. Franklin
Harry M
Trafford
Robert H. Nones
104Th Engineers
Alexander Green
Leon Reisner
Eugene F. Rockefeller
Albert J. Aldridge
Maurice Newton
Sth
Henry §. Lupus
Vaughan Hi. Maxwell
R. Spider
Streets Named For Notables By Blue and Gray Division
Signs in blue and gray mark streets in the camp guiding those new to the lay out. The avenues are named after former presidents and prominent state figures from which the Blue and Gray Division drew its ranks. Names include Washington Lincoln McKinley Harrison Monroe Van Buren Polk Taylor Fillmore Jackson Brooks Wood Page Paca Smallwood OC Paterson Bloomfield Howard Neeson Ogden and Dickinson.
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United States
Washington
Lincoln
McKinley
Harison Monroe
van Buren
Polkson
Taylor
Filmore
Jackson
Brooks Wood
Page
Paca
Smallwood
OC Paterson
Bloomfield
Howard
Neeson
Ogden
Dickinson
Camp Sevier Readies to Receive Draft Guardsmen
Camp Sevier in Greenville announces it will receive the first group of about ten thousand men drawn from the draft. Camp Gordon and camps in North and South Carolina are slated to contribute personnel as the national guard staffing plan proceeds.
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Camp Sevier
Greenville
Atlanta
Columba
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Major Gath
STAPP
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International Bridge
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Vanderbilt University
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