Cincinnati Wins Two Straight as World Series Action Continues
Manager Moran of Cincinnati Rede boasts two straight victories over Chicago Americans as the Reds gain confidence after outhitting the visitors three to one. Gleason of the White Sox defends the club’s comeback spirit and anticipates possible pitcher changes for the next game in Chicago.
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Cincinnati
6 Moran
Cincinnati Rede
Besten Cicotte
Williams
Gleason
Reds
Manger Gleason
White Sox
Sox
Kerr
Cincinnati Nationals
Chicago Americans
Chicago South Paw
Chicago
Manger Moran
Eller
Dick Kerr
King Albert Receives Official Freedom Of United States
Vice President Marshall welcomed King Albert of Belgium Queen and crown princes to the United States and granted the official freedom to the royal party. Marshall praised the king as a symbol of law and order friendship faith and freedom.
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Associated Press
New York
Republic
Marshall
Albert
Belgium
United States
Hickory Nuts at Colonial Theatre Captures War Tales
The Colonial theatre presents The Hickory Nuts matinee and night featuring Capt. Irvin Gay and Capt. O Hay with 45 A E F veterans. The performance blends wartime anecdotes with song and dance acts, praised by Greensboro News for its lively all star cast and burlesque humor.
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Irvin Gay
France
Colonial Theatre
Capt
O'Hay
Princess Pat
Greensboro, N
Greensboro
Reidsville
Trown Summit
Benaja
High Point
Municipal Theatre
Legion
Howdy
Riedsville
Morganton
O’hay
America
Cook Ferrier
Asheville
Critle
Honey Boy Evans
Tay
Persilage
Georgia Georgia Citadel Grid Clash Opens 1919 Season
Georgia prepares for a hard opening game against The Citadel at Sanford Field Athens tonight. The Citadel squad is rated strong with fast backs and solid line play and will travel by rail arriving at 9 30 pm.
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Georgia
Citadel
Georgia Spirit
College Chapel
Athens
Georgia Railroad
Georgian
Boney
Taylor
Maxwell
Keisohn
Gramling
Crouch
Caplef
Simmons
Whittleton
Frost
Marshall
Williams
Dey
Whelchel
Pew
Harper
Rigdon
Austin
Collins
Mott
Neville
Reynolds
Hartley
Vandiver
Henry Rigdon
Bowers
Owen Reynolds
Barchan
Rothe
Hardin
Hill
Rose
Anthony
Cheeves
Anderson
Highsmith
Blackburn
Mumm
Obendorfer
Sanford Field
Gameorglass
Fiddlers Program and Carithers Rites Highlight Athens News
Members of the Cobb-Deloney camp of the United Confederate Veterans gather at Athens city hall at 10:30 for a meeting ahead of the Atlanta reunion. The day also marks funeral services for H. A. Carithers Sr of Winder with burial at Bethabara church after a Winder residence service.
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Gobb-Deloney
H. A. Carithers
Cobb-Deloney
United Confederate Veterans
Athens City Hall
Atlanta
Clarke County
G. W. Sims
Athens
H. A. Carlthers
Winder
Bethabara Church
Carithers
Hugh A. Carithers
Oconee
J. Y. Carithers
R. L. Carithers
Doc
Feaders
Carthers
Georgia
Wincor
W. H. Faust
Caritherg Homestead
Mr. Carithers
Berkman Freed By $16,000 Bond
Atlanta Oct. 2 Alexander Berkman was arrested on a deportation warrant and freed on a $16,000 bond. He announced plans to leave for New York Friday.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Alexander Berkman
New York
Hickory Nuts Delight Audiences This Season
Readers praise the "Hickory Nuts" for top tier entertainment and witty dialogue. The piece showcases the group’s sharp humor and strong performance, promising one of the season’s choicest bits of amusement.
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AE. F
Fresh Oysters Today Cracker Meal Ad
Arnold & Abney advertise fresh oysters and cracker meal with Wrights Silver Polish at 260. Sani-Flush 30c. They offer yellow yams and sweet potatoes with prices listed. Mrs J Carithers of Athens noted as sister-in-law.
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Arnold & Abney
Wright
Arnold & P Abney
Arnold &Abney
J. ¥. Carithers
Athens
French Senate Races To Ratify Versailles Peace Treaty
Paris reports near completion of Versailles peace treaty ratification. After the chamber of deputies approved the measure today, the senate began debate and is expected to finish within four days.
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Paris
Versailes
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Fall Amendments to Peace Treaty All Defeated
The senate rejected all of Senator Fall's amendments to the peace treaty except one removing American representatives from the reparations commission. The vote, largely along party lines, left none of the other nine Foreign Relations Committee amendments decided.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senator Fall
Reparations Commission
United States
Gore
Oklahoma
Thomas
Colorado
Golid
Foreign Relations Committee
Army equipment for Omaha police
Omaha voters approved a plan to hire 100 new policemen and acquire two machine guns thirty antennas motorcycles and automobiles for emergencies. A military instructor will train the police who are to operate as a semi military unit. General Wood found no new signs of trouble.
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Omaha
Neb
Leonard Wood
Wood
Monster eruption from Mauna Loa roars to sea
Hilo Hawaii Oct 2 a lava stream about a thousand feet wide flows from Mauna Loa crater toward the sea at twenty to thirty miles an hour. The lava is twenty to thirty feet high and boiling water kills fish as it enters the ocean. Property loss is not yet clear.
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Hilo Territory
Hawaii
Mauna Loa
Time compromises are now gone Gary told Senate panel
Gary of United States Steel Corporation told the Senate Labor Committee he cannot consider any compromise or arbitration and will not meet with steel strikers' representatives. The fragment also lists consumer product ads for cocoa pudding and Norfolk oysters variety items.
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Washington
Oa 2
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Senate Laboring Committee
President Wilson Seriously Ill Declines After Health Bulletin
Washington reports say President Wilson, approaching age sixty three, is very ill with bed rest essential. Dr. Grayson and three other physicians provided a mixed bulletin noting his condition worsened but blood pressure remained good for his age.
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Washington
Wilson
Grayson
Reed
Elaine massacre report cites sixteen dead in Phillips county clashes
Federal troops patrolled Elaine and others in Phillips county after a white backlash. Eleven black and five white residents are dead with several wounded. Alabama governor Brough and other officials were fired upon but unharmed as violence escalated from an ambush and ensuing patrol actions.
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Helena
Ark
Elaine
MeLwood
Phillips County
O. R. Lilly
Luther Earl
Brough
E. C. Slimey
Alderman Lilly
Negro Murderer Identified in Knoxville Case
Maurice Mays, the black defendant, was positively identified as the slayer of Mrs. Bertie Lindsay and Mee Ora Smyth in Knoxville Tennessee. The identification followed rioting and links Mays to the crimes.
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Knoxville
Associated Preas
Tenn
Maurice Mays
Bertie
Lindsay
Mee
Ora Smyth
Miss Smyth
Wote
Mrs. Lindsay
Local Snack Brand Line Featured in Market Ad
An unidentified market ad highlights potato chips Cracker meal Lea and Perrins save Oyaterettes and Arnold and Ala products. It lists a complete line of pictorial biscuit goods and references Carnation mill Pigely Wiggly prices.
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Lea & Perrin
Arnold & Ala
Carnation Mill
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