Britain Will Not Send Over Her Real Chief
Premier Lloyd George cabled Ambassador Geddes saying he cannot attend the Washington arms conference. Australia plans six delegates including Arthur James Balfour and Lord Lee with Foster Pearce representing Australia. A third British delegate remains unnamed. In Dublin extremists attack civilians as Irish Republican Army members strike amid London peace talks.
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Lloyd George
Dublin
Melbourne
Australia
Geddes
Washington
Hughes
House of Representatives
Arthur James Balfour
Lord Lee
Foster Pearce
Austarlia
British Isles
Conere
London
Irish Republican Army
Thurles
Giants Take Third In World Series Thriller
In a fast Polo Grounds game Henry L. Farrell reports the Yankees and Giants battled through eighteen innings. The Giants scored five runs to five for the Yankees as Both teams combined for thirteen Giants hits and five by the Yanks with several early standout moments from Ruth, Meusel, and Frisch.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
Polo Grounds
New York
Ohn
McGraw
Giants
Nick Altrock
Yanks
Miller
Ifes
Evécas
Bancroft Ruth
Meusel
R.f
PIO
Citi Ececsd
Eeuy Ward
Rawlings McNalley
Frisch Schang
Eseeee Snyder Shawkey
Rigler
Barnes
Texas
Burns
Bancroft
Bob Meusel
Frisch
Young
Jack Quinn
Shankel
Schang
Kelly
Shawkey
MccNally
McNally
Slim Sallee
Rawlings
Quinn
Barnes NP Mt
Ward
Burn
R. Meusel
Peck
Pipp
Kelly McNally
Snyder
Miller Barnes
Sharp
E. Meusel
Rip Collins
Ing
Ruth
van Frisch
Young Smashe
Ers
Buffalo
Rogers
Ter
Fewster
I Ward
McNallye
Minally
E Oe
Snyder Snyder
Burns Burns
Devormer
Devori
Baker
Yanks Move Ahead in World Series as Giants Struggle
New York October 7 Miller Huggins and the Yankees push into the third series game while the Giants managed only two hits in two games. The Yankees’ pitching and infield have shone, boosting them to a 3 to 1 betting favorite as Giants’ offense falters and crowd receipts race toward record levels.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Miller Huggins
Giants
John McGraw
Yanks
McGraw Tribe
Pittsburg Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Society Takes Leading Place In Big Series
By Paul R. Mallon October 7 the world series baseball fan today became extinct. The raving maniac who waited all night then tore hair and swallowed his cigarette found his place in the diamond studded society as a calming spectator while empires fall. The series is a social function with boxholders at the Polo Grounds like patrons of the Metropolitan Opera House and even bleacher crowds softened by sociability.
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Paul R. Mallon
Polo Grounds
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Charles B .Petrie
Junyiah
Long Island
Sociel
Mystery in Georgia as banker vanishes after drive
In Conyers and Rockdale County Georgia on October 7 1920 authorities report the disappearance of Charles Reagin bank president. His car was found abandoned on a Yellow River bridge with engine running doors open and personal items scattered suggesting foul play. The body of C E Reagin was later found at the river bottom and robbery is suspected.
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Conyeers
Georgia
C. E. Reagin
Yellow River
Conyers
Charles Reagin
Bank of
Rockdale
Reagan
Williams
Reagin
Messenger Broadcasts World Series Wins to Crowds
The Messenger relays World Series results in near real time as telegraph lines feed the games. Alex Moore volunteers to announce the plays and read the wire, adding lively energy for fans gathered at the field.
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Alex Moore
Fordney Penrose Tax Bill Faces Progressive Demands
Washington dispatch reports Republican progressives dictating amendments to the Fordney Penrose tax revision bill with President Harding's approval. Changes include higher top surtax rate, repeals of freight and Pullman taxes, removal of corporate exemptions, and adjustments to estate and corporate taxes as debate continues.
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United Press Staff
Washington
Senate
Prsident Harding
Railroad Union Chiefs Meet to Discuss Possible Strike
Six hundred general chairmen of railroad brotherhoods will convene in Chicago on Monday night to decide whether to call a strike. L. E. Sheppard, president of the order of railway conductors, says the plan will be outlined for 150 railroad executives and union officials when they meet on October 14.
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Chicago
L. E. Sheppard
Order of
Giants Face Self-Destruct Challenge After Yankee Spell
In New York on October 7, Harold D. Jacobs reports the Giants must break a mental trance induced by the Yankees. Analysts might label it an inferiority complex as the Giants grapple with belief in the Yanks' unbeatable superiority.
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Harold D. Jacobs
United Press
New York
Cooler Tomorrow at World Series Game Forecast
Washington dispatch reports the weather bureau predicting fair but cooler conditions for tomorrow's World Series game. The outlook emphasizes comfortable temperatures and light winds for the matchup.
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Washington
United‘s Weather Bureau
Rotarians Discuss State Split At Dayton Meeting
The tenth district Rotarians meet in Dayton to discuss proposals to divide the state into two districts during today's session.
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Dayton
Miners delay wage scale decision until February
Columbus Oct 7 There will be no attempt by the United Mine Workers to decide wage scales in hard or soft coal fields until February The scale committee led by Lee Hall reports by February 14 after a Indianapolis conference The contract expires March 31 1922 The union opposes wage reductions arguing current prices for coal are reasonable and miners have had few workdays since July 1
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Columbus
United Mine Workers of America
United Press
Lee Hall
Indianapolis
Hall
Case grows blacker in Cleveland trial
Oct 7 The testimony of Salvatore Cala, convicted assassin of Dan Kaber, was being called today by Marian McArdle’s attorneys to counter dam aging evidence from Mrs Emma Colavité who is also charged with murder.
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Cleveland
Salvatore Cala
Dan Kaber
Marian McArdle
Emma Colavité
Divorce suit filed by Dayton chamber chief
Edward L. McCoglin manager of the Dayton Chamber of Commerce sues Beulah his wife for divorce alleging gross neglect of duty and a quarrelsome disposition Beulah resides at 3049 Central avenue Indianapolis Ohio? date October 7.city Dayton Ohio
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Dayton
Edward L. McCoglin
Chamber of Commerce
Beulah
Central Avenue
Indianapolis
Little Girl Slain in Klaxen Woods
Janet Lawrence a 12 year old Madison girl was found stabbed to death in Klaxen woods near Madison New Jersey. Her body was located after an all night search when she failed to return home from school. Authorities called the act the work of a maniac and launched a manhunt for the suspect.
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Madison
N. J
Janet Lawrence
Klaxen Woods
Break Loose Again A New Form of Demistry In Athens
A strange urban prank has spread in Athens with redrawn wires and tethered cords causing trips on sidewalks. Residents report several near misses on the East Side as people caution the public to watch for hazards.
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Athens
Test Case in Compensation Laws of State
Columbus scene. Trumbull Steel Co petitions the Ohio Supreme Court to bar the state industrial commission from acting on a compensation claim by Mrs Blanche Delexander of Columbus. Her husband died last year while employed at Warren. Company says a $2,000 settlement was approved by probate court and company seeks to keep the commission from proceeding.
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Columbus
Trumbull Steel Company
Supreme Court
State Industrial Commission
Blanche Delexander
Alexander
Warren
Financing Columbus Red Cross Drive Dominates Delegates
A Columbus area financing plan for the Red Cross dominated discussions among delegations at the national convention, with immediate handling of the fund drive and related arrangements occupying attention today.
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Abcube
Columbus, CO
Red Cross
Congress urged to probe secret orders nationwide
Representative Upshaw of Georgia introduced a resolution asking Congress to investigate all secret orders including the Masons and Knights of Columbus. He argues a Ku Klux Klan inquiry would be unfair and calls for state secretary records and testimony on aims funds and secret rituals.
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Washington
Congress
Masons
Knights of Columbus
House
Upshaw
Georgia
United States
Republic
Trinity College Opens Doors to Women Students
Trinity College in Durham North Carolina joins a list of southern colleges that have recently admitted women students.
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Trinity College
Durham
N.C
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