Giants Win Decisive Game in World Series Fight
Giants beat the Yankees in the deciding game at Polo Grounds as notes of late-season tension and rough play mark the matchup. Hank Greenberg era? No, it’s 25 fans and winterlike conditions shaping a historic finish.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
Polo Grounds
New York
Ruth
Mike McNally
Baker
Giants
Nick Altrock
al Schaad
Yanks
Giants Win Series as Ruth Walks and Ward Walks
In a low output game the Giants defeated the Yankees. Ruth walked after an earlier Babe ovation but was out on a fielder’s choice. Ward drew two walks and Baker was retired in a long at bat before Rawlings to Kelly. Giants finish with 1 run on 6 hits and 0 errors, Yanks 0 runs on 4 hits and 1 error.
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Giants
Rawlings
Snyder
Baker
Nehf
R. Meusel
Burns
Hoyt
Miller
Frisch
Kelly
KR. Meusel
Pipp
Ward
Schang
Bancroft
Young
Eee
Anks Hoyt
Fewster
Peck
Yanks
E. Meusel
Chill
Jesse Burkett
Toney
Douglas
Meusel
Youngs
Kelly Fannen
Nahf
Ruth
Friseh
Ff. Meusel
Babe Ruth
Slim Sallee
Nehl
Snyders Baker
Giants Edge Yankees in Gutsy World Series Battle
New York Giants faces a deciding game as Waite Hoyt and Nehf duel for the title with a 4 to 8 series lead. Blair Ward's fielding slips and Babe Ruth’s absence tilt the scale while crowd totals climb to 244 566 for seven games and receipts near 805 000.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
New York Giants
McGraw
Waite Hoyt
Connan
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Giants
Anks
Hoyt
Nehf
Southpaw
Manhattan
Yanks
Jess Barnes
Barnes
Fred Toney
Yankees
Erin” Ward
Carl Mays
Babe Ruth
Bambina
Yankee
Atendance
Trials of Union Miners Postponed in Logan Court
The Logan circuit court postponed the murder and insurrection trial of 365 union miners after an appeal by defense. Only 31 defendants appeared in court on Wednesday. the next proceeding is set for January 16.
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Logan
W. Va
Logan County
Dayton Officers Without Real Clue in Soward Murder
Dayton attorney Lucien A. Soward was found murdered in his office. Coroner Kimmel's panel began hearings with twelve witnesses expected, but officials doubted new details would emerge. Detectives investigate a wealthy, powerful Daytona man linked as an sworn enemy of the slain attorney.
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Dayton
Lucien A. Soward
Kimmel
Daytona
Free Booklet Promotes Clean Milk for School Children
An Athens Messenger information notice urges parents to obtain a free booklet on school child health and clean milk. Dr. Milton Rosepaul and Harvard preventive medicine authority cite dangers of impure milk, with a stamp-backed coupon for mail return. Frederic J. Haskin directs the Washington Information Bureau to supply the booklet.
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Milton J. Rosepau
Harvard University
United States Public Health Service
Washington Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D.C
Lloyd George to Attend Washington Arms Conference Meet
London sources say Lloyd George will travel to the United States for the Washington arms conference, stay six weeks unless Ireland changes plans, and sail on November 6. King George favors his in person presence at the opening talks as the Columbus Chamber speaker Colonel Edward Orton Jr. reflects on Athens coal history and the region’s bright industrial future.
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King George
England
Orton
Athens
Indus
London
Lloyd George
Washington
United States
Edward Orton, Jr
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Ohio State University
Columbus
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Byron
Athens County
Hocking Valley
Europe
America
Chamber of Commerce
France names delegation to Washington arms conference
The French cabinet designated Premier Aristide Briand former Premier Rene Viviani Admiral Sarraut and Ambassador Briand as France's delegation to the limitation of arms conference in Washington next month.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
Rene Viviani
Sarraut
Ambassador Briand
France
Washington
Yankees Hoyt V Giants Nehf Set For Deciding Game
A pivotal game looms as Waite Hoyt of the Yankees and Art Nehf of the Giants prepare to face off. Hoyt, undefeated in two decisions, and Nehf, winless with two losses, are viewed as fate-tilting pitchers in a tense series. Analysts note Hoyt’s supposed weak day and the Yankees’ righty batting strength against left handers.
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Harold D. Jacobs
United Press
New York
Waite Hoyt
Yanks
Art Nehf
Giants
Hoyt
Nehl
Yankees
Wally Schang
West Virginia Troops to Withdraw After Militia Organized
Secretary Weeks says 500 U S troops still in West Virginia will be withdrawn once a full militia regiment is organized as miners' war trouble continues. The plan follows a request related to the miners' dispute and assigns timing to the militia buildup.
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Washington
United States
West Virginia
War Weeks
Dance Friday Night at the Armory Athens
Friday night dance set for October 14 at the Armory in Athens with Webster's Jazz Harmonicans and the Kings of Syncopation. All invited for a 10 to 12:31 show with live music and dancing.
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the Armory
Athens
Webster
Jazz Harmonicans
Kings of Syncopation
Self Defense Claim Tied to Davis in Nelsonville Shooting
Davis, also known as Lloyd or nearby as Rey, shot Clarence Pidcock in Buckeye area on Sunday, was captured by Chief Pierson in Nelsonville, arraigned before Justice Helwig, charged with shooting with intent to kill. He pleaded not guilty, waived examination, bond set at 300 dollars but not paid, remains jailed awaiting Grand Jury. Davis contends Pidcock advanced with an iron bar, asserting self defense.
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Davis
Pidcock
Guy Herd Completes Corn Husking and Sows Wheat Nearby
IS A FAST WORKER MARION Oct. 13 Guy Herd farmer living near here has completed husking 20 acres of corn and has sowed wheat in the field.
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Marion
Guy
Knox Dies Suddenly at 68 in Washington
Senator Philander C. Knox died in Washington at his home during dinner hour after a sudden apoplexy. He had just returned from a vacation in England and appeared weary. Knox, 68, served twice as a U S senator and held cabinet posts, with a notable political career.
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Washington
Philander C. Knox
Knox
England
Senate
Taft
Lodge
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Hughes
United States
Brownsville
University of West Virginia
Alliance, Ohio
Pittsburgh
City planning urged at Ohio real estate boards convention
Springfield Ohio October 13 Alfred Bettman of Alliance stressed need for added Jenner to carry out city planning in an address before the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards opening its annual convention.
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Springfield
Jenner
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Alfred Bettman
Alliance
All That Artificial Dignity Draws a Laugh
A brief editorial cartoon-like line laments artificial dignity provoking only laughter, reflecting humor over formality and social pretensions.
Apple Growers Plan Nationwide Selling Drive in Ohio
Ohio apple growers gathered in Columbus on October 13 to map a nationwide advertising push for their fruit. They planned to adopt a state brand and standardize quality and packing, with a focus on cooperative marketing under the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Sinn Fein demands release of interned prisoners jeopardizes Irish peace talks
In London Sinn Fein insists on freeing all interned prisoners at the opening of talks with British ministers at 10 Downing Street. A British sub committee will report today on the demand which could decide whether the peace conference at last hopes for a peaceful solution. The negotiations, viewed as the last chance for peace, hang on Britain’s answer.
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ED L. Keen
United Press
London
Sinn Fein
Downing Street
Britain
Army toy tanks roll through Columbus floors
In Columbus on October 13 a home made toy called Army tanks uses an empty spool a rubber band and a match to travel. The spool spins as the rubber unwinds and climbs over small objects leveraging notches as caterpillar treads for forward motion.
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Columbus
Dancer Marion Blake Performs Espagnole in Syracuse
Miss Marion Blake of Syracuse New York showcases an Espagnole as part of the Robindeau dance troupe. The interpretive style is gaining popularity each season.
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Marion Blake
Robindeau
Syracuse
N. Y
Husband Sues Wife in Divorce Case Over Cruelty and Neglect
William Lock sues Fanny Lock claiming threats and mistreatment since 1907 plus intoxication amid a July 27 for divorce. The filing cites cruelty and neglect and seeks divorce. Goldie Dixon sues Harry Dixon for gross neglect after July 20 1918 marriage producing a two year old Milton. she seeks divorce custody and relief.
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William Lock
Fanny Lock
Lock
Goldie M Dixson
Harry Dixon
Milton
Evangelist Mrs McPherson Claimed to Benefit Canton Residents
In Canton Ohio on October 13 residents report gains from evangelistic healer Mrs A S McPherson with many claiming personal improvement and spiritual support from her ministry.
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Canton
A. S. McPherson
Portage Rubber Co. to be sold under bankruptcy order
Portage Rubber Company must be sold under a bankruptcy referee order unless a new demurrer is filed within 10 days. The offer cited is 750000 dollars from F. A. Seiberling founder of the Good year Company.
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Portage
Akron
Portage Rubber Company
F. A. Seiberling
Goodsyear Company
Giants and Yankees Tangle In Early Inning Rallying Game
In a cold wind game the Giants and Yankees traded innings with walks and errors. Bancroft scores on Peck’s error as Hoyt struggles with control while Nehf’s wild pitches and Peck’s defense limit runs.
Strikes Loom in Rail and Packing Industries
Chicago reports show railroad and meatpacking workers preparing for possible strikes amid wage cut threats and open shop policies. Leaders warn of wage reductions beyond the July cuts, while conferees weigh freight rates and labor board actions as the union and management battles intensify.
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Chicago
United States
Hesmn
United States Rail Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
United States Labor Board
Simmons Defends Klan in House Hearing
William J. Simmons founder and imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan testified before a house committee denying that the organization harbored a lawless faction within its ranks.
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Washington
Ku Klux Klan
William J. Simmons
Atlanta
Ohio railroads cut iron ore freight rates by twenty eight percent
Eight Ohio railroads joined New York Central in filing tariffs with the public utilities commission, reducing iron ore shipment rates by about twenty eight percent.
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Columbus, O
Ohio
New York Central
Public Utilities Commission
Too Much Idealism criticized by Dabney at synod meeting
Cambridge Ohio October 13 Rev Dr Charles W Dabney retiring moderator of the Ohio synod of the Presbyterian church warned that too much machinery and idealism were among the dominant church evils at the synod annual meeting.
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Cambridge, O
Chas. W. Dabney
Ohio Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Ruth’s Return Hopes Dwindle as Arm Heals
Babe Ruth shows steady arm improvement but doctors say his chances to play this season remain remote. He will stay in spectator seats at the World Series as recovery continues under Dr. George King’s care.
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Babe New York
Babe Ruth
George King
Ruth
Vague ramble on relationships and self reflection
A reflective, fragmented attempt to describe misunderstood people and vacant relationships. The speaker contrasts Marey and others with a whimsical note about molasses on pancakes and long hangs of thought.
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Marey
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