Cleveland Indians Win World Series Clincher 3–0
The Cleveland American League club defeated the Brooklyn Nationals 3 to 0 in the seventh and deciding game to capture the World Series. Pitcher Stanley Conveleski starred with three series wins as fans celebrated with planned receptions and autographs for players.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Brooklyn Nationals
United States
Stanley Conveleski
Christy Mathewson
Grimes
Brooklyn
Clalta
Gardner
Johnston
Lowell
Miller
Jamerson
Wambley
Speaker
Tonveleyel
Cee
Merson
Foggho
Monnager Speiker
Texas
Jogoher
James‘c. Dunn
Harding Journeys Into 80LID South Ahead of Tours
Senator Harding continues a southern swing beyond Ohio with a speech planned for Chattanooga tonight and another platform talk tomorrow. His aides consider cancelling the eastern leg through New York and New England as they move toward Louisville.
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Harding
Ohio
Senator Harding
Chattanooga
Louisville
Harling
New’ York
England
Carpentier Knocks Out Levinsky in Fourth Round
Georges Carpentier European heavyweight champion defeats Battling Levinsky in the fourth round of a scheduled twelve in Jersey City. Carpentier weights about 170 1 2 pounds while Levinsky is listed at 175 pounds.
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Carpentier
Levinsky
Associated Press
Jersey City
N. J
Georges _ Carpentier
Hght
Anno
Revival Services Begin at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Church opens a two week revival from the 24th to November 7th led by Rev. Clovis G. Chappell of Washington D C assisted by local minister Dr. Dempsey. Chappell, pastor of Mt. Vernon Place, is a noted speaker. a Dallas leader will direct singing. The church urges public attendance.
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Clovis G. Chappell
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Washington
Dempsey
Chappell
Mt. Vernon Place Methodist Church
National Capital
E. B. Chappell
Methodist Conference
Athena
Dr. Chappell
Mr C Prather Enters Ministry in Local Baptist Church
Mr C Prather was ordained a minister of the gospel by Reverend B H Jennings of Prince Avenue Baptist Church with Rev R P King and Rev J P Cooper present. He is active in Sunday School and church work and aims to extend his service in the ministry.
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Baptist
B. Hi. Jennings
Prince Avenue Baptist
R .P. King
Jefferson
J. P.cooper
Sprathher
Mintetera
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Cooper
Prather
Mrs Henrietta Stubbs Dies in Atlanta
Mrs Henrietta Stubbs wife of W F Stubbs died at her Atlanta home on Monday after illness with pneumonia. Remains were brought here for funeral and burial. She was 65, formerly of Bogart where she was buried yesterday afternoon. She leaves a husband and five children. Funeral services were conducted by Rev A F.
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Sof W
F. Stubbs
Atlanta
Athaus
Bogart
Stubbs
FN Thie
Mrs. C. J. Montgomery Critically Ill at Home
Mrs. C. J. Montgomery is critically ill at her home on Lumpkin Street, cared for by her son Pearl Montgomery. She has been ill for six weeks and her advanced age and frail condition render recovery doubtful.
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Mr. Pearl
Montgomery
Lumpkin Street
Prayer meeting tonight at Frat Methodist Church
The pastor selects Some Foes of Prayer and what to do with them as the theme for the evening prayer meeting at Frat Methodist Church. Service is at 8:00 PM and a cordial invitation is extended to the general public to attend.
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First Methodist Church
American Legion Plans Armistice Day Celebration
The Allen R. Fleming Post of the American Legion held a lively meeting with over forty veterans in attendance. Armistice Day on November 11 was discussed with details to be arranged by the Entertainment Committee led by Captain William King Meadgow. The event aims to involve all ex-service men and may be a general holiday observance with ceremonies honoring those who served and those who died.
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American Legion
William.King
Meadgow
Meadow
Jewett Williams
University of Georgia
Fleming Post
Georgian
Frank Walker
State Normal’ School
Fleming
Federal probes may prosecute cotton gin arson cases
Washington October 12 federal prosecutors may pursue charges against night riders and others who burn cotton and cotton gins if the ongoing Justice Department investigation uncovers violations of federal laws. The inquiry began today and aims to identify those responsible for the fires and related crimes.
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Associated’ Press
Washington
Department’ of Justice
Gins Burned as Guards Guard Cotton Operations
Armed guards were placed around cotton gins near Fort Smith Arkansas after warned gins were attacked. A gin at Branchville Texas burned Monday. a grist mill and another gin at Prinsley were also reported burned.
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West
Associated Press
Fort ‘Smith
Ark
Wato
Texas
Branchville
Reas
A.cottotgin
State Senate slate announced by Miembers in Georgia
The list of named contenders for the Georgia state senate appears with multiple districts and candidates including James R. Thomas Jesup and Dennis Fleming Albany, among others. The article notes rotation debates and committee disallowances and mentions a forthcoming house member tally by the clerk.
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Jesup
L.’R
Akin
Brunawick
Dan
Wall
Pearson
C.-E. Stewart
Ov K. Jones
Valdosta
E. Snow
Quitman
L .W
Sheffield
Blakeley
Dennis Fleming
Albany
James D. Weaver
Dawson
W.childs
Lampkin
John
Collins
Harding’s Political Stumbles Put Front-Line Duty in Question
From New York on October 12 Associated Press reports Senator Harding’s latest trip failing to convince the public he can confront the people. Senator Pat Harrison, chairman of the Democratic National Speakers Bureau, stated today.
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New York
Harding
Pat Harrison
Democratic National Speakers
Edwards Faces Watson for Senate Amid Georgia Ballot Drama
In Atlanta on October 12 a wave of electoral complexity emerges as voters prepare to cast ballots November 2 with tickets for Democrats Republicans and Socialists. Harry S Edwards declares as an independent against Watson in the Senate race while the GOP fields Upshaw in the Augusta district.
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Thomas ‘A. Brows
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Byger Talmadge
H. Go.haatings
J. Doyle
L.” Philips
F.C. Boatright
D. Williams
W. J. Tilson
W. J.”Rudolph
Chase Adamson
T. H.,.verdell
W. Y. Gillian
J.'P. Wood
T. B. Oden
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Harry
Btliyeil Edwards
United States Senate
Republican
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Thomas E. Watson
Democratc
Republican Party
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W. D. Upshaw
Fire alarm mixup ends in unintended scene at hospital
Two alarms rung yesterday for a fire near a hospital drew crowding fire wagons and a surprised resident who tried to mail a letter in a box mistaken for a post box. The chief explained the box was for fire calls, not letters, as crews battled a true blaze at Ellen White’s home, causing minor damage.
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Cleveland
Avenue
Ellen White
Judge Bell criticizes Grady Hospital over infant mix up case
In Atlanta on October 12 Judge Georgs Bell hears amended habeas corpus petitions from Mr and Mrs John C Garfer claiming their baby, not Mrs Pittman’s, was placed at Grady Hospital. The court plans a November 1 jury trial date, amid strong remarks against the hospital’s handling. Describes visit denial to Pittman home and Bell’s extreme comments on differing parentage and infant mixing.
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Georgs
Bell Jo Fulton
Anperior Court
Todey Tenn
eUaceuy
Sne Louta Madaliae
Daniel
John C. Garfer
Pottman
Grady
Bell
Pitt
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Grady Hospital
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Million Dollar Fire Sweeps Pine Bluff
An Associated Press report from Pine Bluff Arkansas notes a devastating fire on October 12 leaving nearly 500 people homeless. The blaze destroyed fifty four houses and damaged eight other structures, with a total estimated loss around one million dollars.
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Associated Presse
Pinebluff
Ark
Georgia divorce case seeks $30600 farm loan rescission
The Genaton superior court case between H Jones of South Georgia and Mrs A C Harper of Athens involves about 30600 dollars in farm loans from Bacon and Jeff Davis counties. Jones is represented by H C Tick and B Bell. Harper by Erwin Brwin and Nix with Judge Holden and Gordon Knox. The action resumes today as proceedings continue.
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Laos
A H.jones
South Georgia
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H. C.tick
Atheny
B.bell
Hazlehurst
President Wilson urged to act on deflation by farmers leaders
Georgia Senator Harris and North Carolina Senator Overman meet White House officials to press President Wilson for direct action against currency deflation. They seek a conference with the president and cabinet, ahead of the Federal Reserve Board meeting to discuss interest rates and farm prices.
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arConspiracy
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Hoatha
Decatur Suit Challenges Streetcar Fare Control
The City of Decatur seeks an injunction against Georgia Railway and Power Co to stop enforcing a 17 cent fare in and out of Atlanta. The case centers on whether municipalities may set transportation rates beyond their borders.
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Atlantia
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Goodbye Marquard Youre Through Says President Ebbetts
A garbled Associated Press item notes President Ebbetts declaring Marquard finished after a fine of 1000 dollars for exhibiting tickets. The fragment mentions Cleveland and a October 12 date with unclear details about the violation and seating.
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Claveland
Aude Maranant
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