Reds Triumph 9 to 1 in Opening 1919 World Series
Cincinnati routed Chicago Americans 9 to 1 in the first game as Walter Ruether starred on the mound and at the plate. He held the Sox to six hits, hit two triples, drove in two, and scored once, fueling a decisive Reds win that gave them the edge in the series while Eddie Cicotte struggled and left the game embattled.
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Michigan Wonder
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Roy Wilkinson
Grover Loudermitk
Livy
Garry Herrmann
Ifriemds
Belgium King and Queen off Sandy Hook for New York visit
Belgium’s King and Queen, aboard the Geerge Washington, anchor off Sandy Hook at night and proceed to New York at dawn for a month’s visit to the United States. Passengers and crew report hospitable voyage and eager to see American wonders. Former Yale star killed in auto accident near Ebensburg, as John A. Hail of Sewaren is gravely injured. his wife and mother-in-law, Mrs Annaranktin, die when their auto pile collides with a New Jersey railroad train.
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New Jersey
Baseball World Series Coverage by The Standard Telegram
The Standard Telegram will publish three separate World Series stories on the Chicago White Sox versus Cincinnati Reds. Grantland Rice will write in his rhythmic style, Damon Rongori will review the games vividly, and Abe Associated Press will provide expert press box analysis with straightforward, unbiased insights.
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Grantlend Rice
Damon Rongoru
America
Abe Associated Press
Batates
Eyed impaired newsboy struck by auto in Bridgeport
Eyed impaired newsboy Ylarpy Lami, known citywide, was struck by an automobile driven by Humphrey Toomey at East Main and Maple streets. He suffered a fractured skull and broken leg, remains unconscious with small chance of recovery. Toomey, an unlicensed driver, was with licensed driver William J. Sarrand in the front seat. Police find driver negligence. Sarrand to be held responsible. Medical and investigatory steps underway.
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Cardinal Mercier Honored by Hartford Crowd
Ten thousand persons packed the state armory in Hartford to greet Cardinal Mercier. Mayor Kinsella introduced him and cheers greeted his address. He led a benediction at St. Joseph’s Roman Cathedral before the public gathering. He will receive the doctor of laws degrees from Trinity College and Yale University, with visits to Wesleyan University in Middletown and a special convocation at Yale.
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Vincent Sure of Cornell Support for Nomination
Vincent Sure of Cornell Support for Nomination as Clark’s effort to swing delegates appears foiled by police and firemen backing George B Clark delegates in contested districts. King’s workers claimed Vincent candidates were defeated in primaries while Cornell retains marginal influence by about 10 to 20 votes. The Democratic convention is postponed to early next week to assemble a stable slate.
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Cornell
John T. King
Beavers
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Fignt Neon
George Bo Clark
Republican Administration
Moving Day Keeps Bridgeport Truckmen Very Busy
Observers report Bridgeport faced unusually high moving day activity as moving firms worked late into the night. Demand overwhelmed services with less than half of applicants accommodated. War-related factory employment released workers, rents eased moderately, and several hundred flats and stores remained vacant. About 20,000 residents left since armistice, worsening living conditions with adjusted wartime rents.
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Lylotter
Bridgeport
Open Shop Is Key Issue In Steel Strike, Gary Tells Senate
Judge Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel testified before the Senate committee, saying the open shop is the sole issue and that the firm will never yield to strikers. He argued the strike is failing, denounced outside organizers, and warned that unionization efforts threaten industrial delay and the nation’s production. He defended company wages and welfare programs, and restated the open shop policy as essential to employee, employer, and public interests.
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Youngstown
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Senn- Republican
Idaho
Kenyon
Mediation Talks Continue In London Rail Strike
The Transport Workers Federation pushes for broader wage parity as the government stalls negotiations until the railway men return to work. A top meeting with Prime Minister Lloyd George yielded no firm offer, though a second conference is set for tomorrow at ten. A mood of friction with Transport Minister Deeringoidge and tension over government restraint characterize the stalled dispute. The king and court plan to return from Balmoral on Sunday, a possible signal amid the brewing political strain.
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Appeal of Quien Upheld by French High Court
An appeal by Georg Guston Quien against a court martial death sentence for treasonable dealings with Germany and for betraying Faith Cavell was upheld by the French high court. Quien argued the court’s vote, four to three, was improper and should have been five to five.
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Senate 10 votes on amendments to German treaty today
Senate leaders reach agreement to call up Mall Remblem amendments at 2 p m to bar U S from foreign commissions under the treaty. Debate under five minute rule, vote before night. Democrats predict all amendments will be defeated but the rift on ratification remains. Action on the amendments clears the way for treaty consideration and hastens final disposition.
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Senator Reed booed and forced from Oklahoma hall
Senator James A. Reed was driven from Convention Hall in Oklahoma amid a rowdy reception as mayor introduced him. Pandemonium broke out with derision as he attempted to speak, women climbed the stage to quiet the crowd, and he left without delivering his address.
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Rotary Club Dinner Launches Pedestrian Safety Campaign
A Bridgeport Rotary Club dinner featured a campaign launch for pedestrian safety. Lynn W. Wilson spoke as Rotary representative, outlining goals and values. Albert Lavery chaired the post-meal program with Mayor Clifford B. Tilson introducing him. Attendees included city and court officials, merchants, clergy, automotive club members, and private citizens.
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Elaine Race Riots Prompt Army Mobilization in Arkansas
In Elaine near Helena Arkansas clashes left seven blacks and two whites dead and many wounded. Sheriff’s posse and locals ambushed by armed groups as women and children flee Blaine for safety. U.S. troops from Camp Pike on standby as authorities report extensive arrests and escalating violence.
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White Woman Attacked as Troops Patrol Omaha Streets
Federal troops patrol Omaha to prevent white and Negro clashes after rioting. A white woman, Mrs Wisener, was attacked in her home by a Black man. Police and military report describe the assault and ongoing tensions in the city. The county building earlier suffered arson damage valued at $1,000,000 amid Sunday night unrest.
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Rest Needed By President Wilson After Restless Night
Washington October 1 The White House bulletin said no serious change in President Wilson’s condition but noted another restless night. He slept briefly in the morning and spent the day largely at rest despite damp air. Dr Grayson ordered an afternoon automobile ride which reportedly aided his comfort. At ten o'clock tonight the White House announced one change in his condition.
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Northcliffe refuses to be dictated to by union pressure
London October 2 The Daily Mail owner Lord Northcliffe replies to a letter from machine managers of the National Union of Railway Men protesting press treatment. He says he will not be dictated to and may stop publication of his newspapers to resist any coercion.
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