White Sox Rout Salle Salle Clyde Holds Reds Safe
The Chicago White Sox defeated the Cincinnati Reds as Cico tte kept the Reds in check. Attendance fell to about 13 000 with a windy city crowd watching the game. Hed Eller and Claude Williams were noted as pitchers in the eighth start. The Reds offense struggled despite early hits as the Sox defense and pitching limited scoring.
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Worcester White Rocked by Row to Open Series
In Worcester the White team opened the series with a decisive win over Rowan, building momentum early. Key players led scoring and defense while Rowan struggled to keep pace in the opening period.
Aged Woman Attacked by Robbers in Home Invasion
Rosa Mondivesa, 74, was assaulted in her home on Blivar Street when two men searched for valuables but found none. One man spoke on a telephone book while the other ransacked the rooms and she was choked and struck. She received medical treatment and was expected to recover from the shock.
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Teaus
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Urea
Anthony Eyelash
Gerce
Algonquin banquet backs Wilson as mayoral bid gains
At the Algonquin Club annual banquet Mayor Wilson is toasted for re election prospects. Speakers reference unity against Bolshevik influences and praise the president of the Can National Bar while noting a membership drive to recruit 14 new members. The club, with 450 current members, enjoyed music from Kegen's orchestra and a history of prominent guests.
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Albert J. Merritt
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George Humes
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J. T. Banks
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Tere
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Emu
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Rove Osborne
Ben Petzee
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Abe
Kegen
SANN FEIN JUSTICES ALL TO BE REMOVED
An article reports the removal of Sinn Fein sympathizer judges and officials as part of a broader purge. The piece notes suspected sympathies and a general campaign targeting officials formerly aligned with Sinn Fein.
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Belast
Filibuster Delays Final Action on Shantung Treaty
Senate opponents blocked Shantung amendment votes and declined joint consent for next week. Chaired by Lodge the debate feared a prolonged reading campaign while Underwood pressed for immediate action and ratification or decisive vote on the treaty.
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Ool. S
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Republican
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League of A Uit
Underwood
Renata
Thal
Hospital Seeks Blood Quota as Nine Respond
A hospital advertised for a quart of blood and nine volunteers answered. A patient required transfusion, a donor shared a gallon, and one man injured his leg while leaving work, later returning to duty after giving blood.
Longshoremen Strike Paralyzes New York Harbor
A massive longshore strike in New York halted port operations as 800 workers and 100 checkers walked out for wage gains. J W W Wason reportedly led efforts while police were asked to protect nonstriking crews. The CACMANIE liner sailed after a five hour delay as rail workers joined the action for better pay and conditions.
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New York
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OM Connor
Cle T International Longshore‘men's Union
Langshurenen
Aw Tan
Checkers
Cacmanie
Liverpool
Hungarian Socialist Leader Shot and Wounded
The Hungarian Socialist leader R. H. or Tity She Asaoe tiated Pres Deputy Hugo Haasa, a key figure in the Independent Socialist Party, was shot in Soumird while entering the Ri lagtaduy. The assailant, a native of Winans, disappeared. The event follows tensions within the coalition government and retirement remarks amid the revolutionary cabbie era.
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Hugo Haasa
Socialist Party
Cof Cert
Soumird
Winans
England Waits Kings Treaty Proclamation
England awaits proclamation of peace treaty with Britain offical notes. The king’s graduation and events at the Austerhan Raise are hinted with dates September 14 and October 1.
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England
Lontion
Newspaper circulation notice on delivery and contact
A circulation notice from POST PUBLISHING CO instructs readers to call Barnum 6100 if they do not receive their Standard Telegram Evening Post or Sunday Post on time. It directs readers to the Circulation Department for service issues.
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Evening Post
Sunday Post
Post Publishing CO
Wilson Improves as He Sits Up for First Time
Report from Washington notes five days of gradual progress for President Wilson. He sat up in bed briefly under care of Admiral Grayson, while attendants monitor his condition and avoid routine business. Messages of support arrive from France, England, Belgium, and Colombia as doctors consider a quiet confinement plan. May go to a quieter place if recovery continues.
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Hazing Probe Edges Toward Annapolis After Deaths
Reports from the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis say investigators are examining hazing after two deaths tied to alleged student misconduct. Secretary Daniels indicated no evidence yet of hazing at the academy despite earlier rumors and potential disciplinary actions toward midshipmen.
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Angapolis
Wison
Naval Vwade
Macon Citizens Hant White Man and Woman
A mob in Macon led by Sheriff Hicks pursued a white man and a woman after they killed farmer A. J. Alkin and attacked his brother-in-law Lom. The incident occurred on a country road near the city as tensions rise in Georgia amid ongoing racial violence.
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Sherit Hicks
A. J. ‘Alkin
Three Groups Ready for Action in Labor Parley
Washington delegates report three organized groups prepared for proposals at the trustees conference. Farm, labor, and business factions will submit items for consideration while awaiting further instruction and adjournment details.
Passenger 38 Killed as Jetney Overturns
A jetney overturned near VLAN fds injuring several, with one passenger killed. Owner and driver Alex sustained bruises. others from New Printein sustained fractures. Details about the crash remain unclear in the readable text.
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Baba Karimion
Bergis Katiehurig
Hiedel
Fifth District Democrats Pick Campaign Leaders
The Fifth Petre Club held a meeting attended by Democrats who chose a slate to manage the campaign. Appointed to supervise the work were Ros, Ashman, water, Robert Ly. Goddard, Frederick Hall, Joseph Mongrath Waite, Samuel Plotkin, Wl M VanNiss, and T. Mr. Cullinan. They endorsed Mo Buehler for the Board of Education and formed a campaign committee.
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Red At Water
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Samuel Plotkin
M VanNiss
T. Mr. Cullinan the Club Voted To Endorse Mo Bueehler For the Board of Education
Sixty Two Planes Start 5400 Mile Speed Trial Across America
Mineola New York October 8 Forty seven planes led by military aviators launched a 5400 mile endurance race across the continent returning to Mineola with eight accidents reported including three deaths. Belvin W Maynard a Baptist minister reached Chicago after 840 miles in six hours forty five minutes as others pressed toward Binghamton Rochester Buffalo and Cleveland control stations. Assistant Secretary of War Crowell uninjured when a plane carrying him fell from 50 feet.
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Cleary
Martial Law Declared in Moscow Amid Turbulent Debates
A new commission imposes martial law on Moscow as explosions disrupt a Septembr gathering. Reports say several killed and many injured in the chaos. The era’s political upheaval follows a tense period with the Bolzke regime under scrutiny.
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Moscow
Police Swing Clubbers During Soot Parade Turmoil on Seventh Avenue
A chaotic Seventh Avenue parade drew police action as a radical mob clashed with marchers. Officers dispersed shouting crowds while protesters confronted authorities amid vandalism and a tense street scene.
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