Giants Have One More Game To Take Series
The Giants prepare for a deciding game at Polo Grounds in New York against the Yankees as both teams field strong lineups. Ruth is absent for the Yankees while McGraw’s Giants look to close the series and extend the struggle under misty rain conditions.
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Giants
Henry L. Farrell
United Press
Polo Grounds
New York
McGraw
Yanks
Huggins
Ruth
Broadway
Frank H. Ellison
Babe Ruth
Mays
Schang
Douglass and
Snyder
James Mutrie
Logan miners insurrection trial slated for today
In Logan West Virginia Judge Robert Bland prepares for a major circuit court session as indictments from a special grand jury probe the attempted miners march. Frank Keeney and Fred Mooney of the United Mine Workers face murder charges along with others held in Williamson and Logan. The day brings a tense docket and added grand jury probes amid security precautions.
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Logan
W. Va
Logan County
Robert Bland
Frank Keeney
Fred Mooney
United Mine Workers of America
John Gore
Williamson
West Virginia
Bland
Circuit Court
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in McArdle Murder Case
In Cleveland Ohio on October 12 the jury hearing Marian McArdle charged with the murder of her step father Daniel F Kaber continued balloting after more than six hours without reaching a verdict.
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Cleveland, CO
Marian McArdle
Daniel F. Kaber
Plane theft shocks Dayton as Curtis aircraft vanishes
Dayton, Ohio residents woke to news that a Curtis airplane piloted by Mervin Headly was stolen from Indianapolis where Headly slept in a hotel. The Johnson Airplane Company received notification of the loss today.
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Dayton
Johnson Airplane Company
Mervin Headly
Curtis
Indianapolis
Newberry Refuses Resignation Says Will Sit Tight
Senator Truman Newberry of Michigan will not resign or defend himself publicly against bribery charges over his election. He plans to wait for the senate committee report and says resignation is impossible while under fire. Friends fear a resignation would seem an admission of guilt.
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Lawrence Martin
United Press
Washington
Truman Newberry
Michigan
Senate
Newberry
Milk as Modern Health Insurance Promoted by Harvard Expert
An health bulletin by Dr Milton J Rosenau argues milk provides essential minerals and vitamins for a proper diet. It warns against poor milk handling and urges readers to request a free booklet by sending two cents in stamps to the Athens Messenger Information Bureau in Washington.
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Milton J. Rosenau
FA Harvard University
Fo Erly
Hygienic Laboratory
United States Public Health Servce
Washington Information Bureau
Giants and Yankees Ready for Decisive Title Clash
The 1922 World Series resumes with Giants and Yankees tied three games each in a two out of three setup. Rain delays shuffle the pitching plans as McGraw and Huggins weigh rest needs, Ruth’s absence, and possible last chances for Mays Hoyt and Barnes to influence the outcome.
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United Press
New York
Giants
Yanks
Polo Grounds
John J. McGraw
Huggins
Yankees
Mays
Hoyt
Babe Ruth
McGraw
Phil Douglas
Art Nehf
Pat Shea
Jess Barnes
Barnes
Kansas City
Shufflin
Phil
Carl Mays
Miller Huggins
State Meeting of Churchmen Called
Dr. C. W. Thompson, president of the Ohio Federation of Churches, calls the federation council meeting for November 3 in Columbus and announces an executive committee meeting the night before. The council includes ministers and lay delegates from denominations within the federation and city county federations, with Bishop Francis J. McDonnell slated as a January speaker for the Ohio pastors' convention.
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Columbus
C. W. Thompson
Ohio Federation of Churches
Council of the Federation
Federation
Ohio Federation of
Pittsburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio Pastors
B. F. Lamb
Woman heads Klan targeted in Atlanta shooting
Police and county authorities with bloodhounds hunted a shooter after five shots were fired through the window of Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler head of the Klan propaganda department in Atlanta. Bloodhounds traced the path to Howell Mill road about a hundred yards before losing the trail. A caller boasted that Mrs. Tyler would be taken tonight and Simmons tomorrow.
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Atlanta
Elizabeth Tyler
Ku Klux Klan
Mrs. Tyler
Simmons
Sinn Fein and Britain Agree on Immediate Truce Enforcement
UK and Sinn Fein peace delegates issued orders to Irish Republican Army and Crown forces to observe the truce rigidly. The Downing Street talks yielded this first result as Sinn Fein plans mass conscription of troops if hostilities resume. British intelligence notes Hibernians could be drafted, though Sinn Fein says most already joined. No sessions held today ahead of rail talks starting tomorrow.
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ED L. Keen
United Press
London
Irish Republican Army
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Downing Street
Order of Hiberians
War is a Funny Thing About Feeding the Vanquished
After victory we kill the enemies to prevent future fights then feed the survivors to keep them alive only to wage new battles later. The text satirically critiques cyclical warfare and the paradox of mercy that sustains ongoing conflict.
Dance Friday Night at Athens Armory Kings of Syncopation
A Friday night dance event at the Athens Armory features Webster's Jazz Harmonicans performing Kings of Syncopation. Invitations are issued for attendees to join the dance event on October 14.
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the Armory
Athens
Webster
Jazz Harmonicans
Kings of Syncopation
Mrs Harold F McCormick Photo Highlights Notable Rockefeller Line
A recent portrait shows Mrs Harold F McCormick, daughter of John D Rockefeller and wife of Harold F McCormick, leader of the International Harvester Company. The couple’s separation was verified recently by MecCor.
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Harold F. McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
International Harvester Company
McCormicks
MecCor
Incendiary Charles Rittenhouse Sentenced in Lima
Charles Rittenhouse, 28, who admitted setting fires in Columbus and Chicago, was sentenced Tuesday to a criminal insane hospital in Lima. He described himself as an incendiary and caused fires in numerous buildings in multiple cities.
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Wapakoneta
Charles Rittenhouse
Lima
Rittenhouse
Columbus
Chicago
Check fraud arrests avert nationwide scheme in Cleveland
Oct 12 police report a nationwide check fraud scheme halted by the arrest of Mrs. and Mrs. Charles S. Breese in Cleveland. Authorities say the operation involved thousands of dollars in faked checks and is now under investigation for further suspects.
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Cleveland
Charles
Breese
Harding Seeks Practical Armament Limits Not Universal Disarmament
President Harding said universal disarmament is impossible and likely undesirable now. He urged a practical, limited approach at the arms conference, warning that pushing for total abolition could wreck the talks. He defended moderate goals and noted world leaders’ cautious but hopeful reception.
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United Press
Washington
Harding
White House
Ella L. Freed
Brooklyn
N. Y
Chace
Police at Sea in Dayton Case
Dayton Ohio October 12 police admitted at 9 am they remain baffled in the Soward murder case described as brutal and mysterious. A bloodstained man who fled a traction car to Dayton police headquarters testified he was beaten by another man and knew nothing of the murder. No arrests have been made and officials see no action warranted.
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Dayton
Soward
Miamisburg
Another Wage Cut Planned for Rail Workers
Chicago reports railroad executives plan another wage slash affecting two million workers. Leaders meet Friday to decide the amount, with administrations favoring cuts. Union heads, meeting this week, threaten strike if wages fall further beyond a prior $400 million reduction that began July 1.
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Chicago
United Press
Boston to Play Two Games Here With New Haven
Boston National League team will face New Haven in two games October 13 and 14 here. Scouts hope to view local players as word spreads of strong local work. Boston, out of pennant race, brings its big stars to New Haven for the series.
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New Haven
W. Va
Boston
Pomeroy Bend
Jewel boxes stolen from Henry White estate found
Jewel boxes taken from the former ambassador to France Henry White's home in Lenox Massachusetts were recovered today on a stone wall at the estate entrance.
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Lenox
Mass
Henry White
France
Peace Conference
Girls Freed by Jury Today
Marian McArdle a 20 year old actress was found not guilty of the murder of her stepfather Dan Kaber by a Cleveland jury after more than nine hours of ballotings. The verdict was returned shortly before noon today.
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Cleveland, O
Marian McArdle
Dan Kaber
Ninth Inning Contention In Yankees Game
A ninth inning includes Pipp and Rawlings as Ward, Baker and Scang pursue a late rally. Baker singles past Kelly, Devmore runs for him, and Douglass is put out. No runs, one hit, no errors.
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Giants
Kelly
E. Meusel
McNally
Pipp
Rawlings
Mays
Ward
Frisch
Schang
McNally Bancroft
Yanks
Douglas
Slim Lalee
Pat Shea
Fewster
Bancroft
Peck
Miller
R. Meusel
Meusel
Snyder
Baker
Douglass
Young
Texas
Snydeer
Burns
Jiants
Rawing
E.meusel
Bill
Devmore
Agreement on Return of War Seizures Reached
President Harding approves a U S Great Britain pact to restore property seized from American and British citizens during the war. Restitution applies where it is proven no German interests are involved, covering several million dollars in value.
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Washington
Harding
United States
Great Britain
Funeral Thursday for Milton Stanley in Athens
Funeral services for Milton Stanley will be held Thursday at the International Holiness Church in Athens. The procession leaves his home at 1 PM and burial will follow at West Union Street Cemetery.
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Sugar Creek, CO
Milton Stanley
Athens
International Holiness Church
West Union Street
Mitchell orchard owner receives California letter with $2
Bedford Indiana October 11 Mrs Edith Rose of Mitchell owns peach orchards along the Dixie highway receives a California letter from a former thief offering $2 with interest to compensate for plums stolen 13 years ago The writer says he has since turned good and his conscience bothered him The note promises repayment with interest forfeiture avoided.
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Bedford
Ind
Edith Rose
Mitchell
Dixie Highway
California
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