Giants Dominate With 20 Hits In Third Game
New York Giants overwhelm the Yankees at the Polo Grounds with 20 hits in the third game, driving Shaw from the mound in the third. Giants score 13 runs in the inning, break series records, and draw 36,909 fans as Long-distance hitting and sharp defense shape a dramatic rally.
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Giants
Rey
Polo Grounds
Yankees
John Measter
Weene
Soh Shawkey
Oreyer
Eiring
Syankee
Aeron Ward
Yankee
Soldier McEvoy Knocked Out in First Round Bout
Bridgeport’s Soldier McEvoy floored by Jack McCart of Roxbury in Mechanics Hall. McEvoy rose briefly after a hard jaw blow but the local favorite collapsed in the first round, unable to continue. Referee stopped the bout as McCart carried the win.
Arbuckle Held for Violation of Volstead Law
Francisco Oct 7 Roseos C Arbuckle was arrested on a federal warrant charging unlawful possession of intoxicating liquors linked to a party in his hotel suite. He arrived from Los Angeles for arraignment on a manslaughter charge in the death of actress Virginia Rappe.
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Francisco
Roseos CG Arbuckle
Los Angeles
Virginia Rappe
Babe Ruth May Miss Today's Game With Arm Abscess
New York October 7 Babe Ruth suffers a severe abscess on his left arm from a bruise and is doubtful to play tomorrow. An examination by Dr. George D Stewart found the elbow area painful and likely to keep him out for several days.
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Babe Ruth
New York
San Yuh
Baimer
Chick Fewster
George D Stewart
Ruth
Futh
Hundred Thousand Dollar Mail Heist Near Detroit Post Office
Four men robbed a Detroit mail wagon near the main post office, grabbing twenty six pouches including three registered items. The raid, at night, halted bystanders as the driver William McCulley was held up. Registered bags contained currency from Canadian banks and Windsor exchanges destined for Detroit banks, with officials estimating the registered mail value over 100 thousand dollars.
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Detroit
Mich
William KR. McCulley
Windsor
Ontario
Kenilworth Race Reck
Alleged Priest Murder Trial In San Francisco
In the High tower case, William A High tower stands trial for the murder of Father Patrick Heslin. Handwriting expert Carl Eisenschimmer testified that a letter demanding 6500 dollars was sent to St Mary's Cathedral, San Francisco, August 3, allegedly from the victim's abductors. The priest was abducted from Colma the day before.
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Renwoor Cipy
Cal Oat
William A. Hightower
Patrick TS. Hesiin
Carl Eisenschimmer
Hightower
St. Mary's Cathedral
San Francisco
Father Heslin
Colma
Lloyd George May Yet Attend Arms Conference
A semiofficial press note says Premier Lloyd George may still attend the Washington conference on arms limits and Far East questions. The British leader had notified of his initial inability to attend, but pressure from the United States and support from recent cabinet discussions suggest he could reconsider if developments allow.
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Lloyd-George
London
Washington
Lloyd-Grotge
Gairloch
Iie
Washinelay
Newberry Occupies Seat in U. S. Senate
Senator Newberry, Republican from Michigan, today took his seat in the Senate for the first time since a committee dispute over the contest filed by Henry Ward. An automobile stolen Thursday night from Colorado Avenue, owned by T. P. Shenning of Morehouse Street, was found abandoned last night on Tinwood Avenue.
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Get. T
Newberry
Michigan
Senate
Henry Ward
Colorado
Avenus
Mil TP
Shenning
Lit Morehouse Street
Tinwood A
No Charges Preferred Against Palmer Says Daugherty in Letter
New Haven October 7 No charges have been preferred against William R Palmer United States marshal for Connecticut said Attorney General Daugherty in a telegram received by Mr Palmer today The message was in response to a tester from the marshal who declined to resign amid published intimations of accusations about his official conduct Palmer released the telegram and said he might resign after further consideration He accused Daugherty of political motive in seeking the office for a Republican.
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New Haven
William R. Palmer
United States
Connecticut
Daugherty
Palmer
Marshal Palmer
Washington
Flo
Republican Party
Gardins Bonded On Bribery Charge In Hartford
Hartford scene centers on Charlest and Samuel Gardin as hotel proprietors of New Britain granted bail of 15009 each after arrest for allegedly bribing Thomas F McAuliffe former federal prohibition officer. McAuliffe held in jail unable to furnish 315000 bond on federal bribery charge. federal case slated for priority over state proceedings in December term.
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Charlest
Samuel Gardin
New Britain
Hartford County
Gardin Brothers
Thomas F. McAuliffe
Connecticut
McAutitfs
Jess
McAuliffe
McAuliffn
Stele
United States District Court
Superior Court
Prohibition Agent Convicted of Bribery in New Jersey
A federal jury in Trenton New Jersey found former prohibition enforcement agent George Ridner of Montclair guilty of extortion and blackmail for demanding 34 000 from Caesar Vazenier of East Fo deriv ford in exchange for protection over Welstead act violations.
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Trenton
George 8. Ridner
Montclair
Caesar Vazenier
East Foderford
Itner
Democrats Rally as Republicans Fracture Over City Vote
Two hundred Democrats in the ninth district gathered at Hall of St Charles School on Main Street to hear John A. Cornell and U S Commissioner Hugh J. Lavery. They endorsed Francis Dunnigan for city clerk and urged enrollment before October 13 to secure a Democratic victory.
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Lavery
St. Charles School
John A. Cornell
U. S
Hugh J. Lavery
Plancis Dunnigan
East Main Street
Ik Wage
Jong
Chainman Wornell
Democratic Party
Four Injured In Auto Crash Involving Dory Rescue Controversy
A Fairfield County crash left four injured when a car driven by Robert Costello swerved to avoid a streetcar and overturned near Benson's Switch. John Hutka, 19, suffered a probable skull fracture. others had minor injuries. Separate dispatch reports U S Mail Liner captain A B Randall was suspended for failing to rescue three mariners in distress off an island, while the Hudson radioed calls led to the later rescue.
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A. B. Randall
United States Mail
H Hudlson
Bridgeport
Randall
E Island
T. A. Rossbotton
U. S
Hudson
Howard D. Young
Albert R. Turpak
Brooklyn
John Hutka
Ridge Avenue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Benson's Switch
Fairfield
Robert Costello
South Avenue
Rollin Walker
Watka
Wrank
Walsh
Costello
Walker
Court Street
New Haye
Newton
Danbury Fair
Mines
Danbury Hospital
U S Must Cancel Debts of Allies, English View
London editorial argues the United States should cancel debts owed by allies as a matter of self interest to revive world trade. It states Britain does not demand debt forgiveness but urges timely action to prevent prolonged industrial stagnation and unemployment.
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London
Associated Press
Amecia
Ise
Wigiel
Agherea
Whn
Wao
Spectators hiss at delegates as Kilpatrick presides
A Republican convention at the High School adjourned after seventeen minutes of formalities amid boos and hisses. Administration forces appeared to control proceedings as delegates from seven districts aligned, while others split, threatening a fragmented path to a city ticket. The body will reconvene next Thursday October 13 at eight o clock.
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France
A. J
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Tax Commission
Y Artthur Connor
Malcolm Mat
Fayden
Wilson
Ill
Fourteen year old suspect in murder of Janet Lawrence
In W. J. Oct. 7 report, police focus on a fourteen year old boy after the death of 13 year old Janet Lawrence found strangled with multiple knife wounds in Hluzem woods near Bar home. A schoolmate said the boy invited her to the woods yesterday but she declined due to his feared reputation. he has not been arrested. Police questioned two men from nearby households then released them.
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W. J
Janet Lawrence
Hluzem Woods
Bar
Polloe
Sats
Crima
Orf
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