Giants Defeat Yankees in 1922 World Series Final
The Giants beat the Yankees 5 to 3 to capture the 1922 World Series. McGraw claimed his third title as Yankee stars including Ruth and Meusel produced key hits, but Nehf and the Giants’ pitching held firm. Ward and Groh delivered memorable moments as rain briefly interrupted play and the crowd dispersed after the decisive win.
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McGraw
Benca
Icw
Yankees
Lotzue Continuert
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John Scot
Kinie Groh
Long
George Kelly
Tven
Harwry
Scotty
Johnny
Tarme
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Boston Braves
Philadelphia
George Staddnt
Connie Mack
Jenapuers
Bultet
Joe Bush
Athletics
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Arthur Nehl
Siugers
Sams
Wehr
Joe Dugan
Snyder
Kelly
Ruth
Dugan
Pipp
Trenkie Frisch
Bancroft
Deans
Gron
Frisch
Bush
Scott
Groh
Wen
Gret
Scote
Emil Miersel
Schane
Zann Nehi
Torthinder
Emil
Meusel
Joe
Rosa Young
Young
Rus
Fmrard
Bish
Tage Blas
George
Meuse
Ynung
Bill’ Cunningham
Young West
Cunningham
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Whit
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Scross
Yours
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Dugin
Cunsirzhany
Ron Moeusel
Zar
Pireher
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Orse
Grant Care
Heinie Groh
Tilt
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Bit
Alan
Frigh
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Bill Sm
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Kiem Roal
Wis
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Brilt Meusel
F Ward
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Schang
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Weader
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D Witt
Grok
Scout
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Ta Kwuth
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Econa
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Thal
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Stuart
Scath
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Amyiody
Bab
Schoang
Groh Hin
Eavel
Rab Meuse
New
Hhin
Scott Nit
Meugel
Stubby’s Camera Ad Teases Extrics and Bakers
Fragmented ad text references Stubby's camera, Kenny, money, heart, and Baker’s extracts. Reads like a garbled vintage advertisement with unclear names and product mentions.
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Stubby
Kenny
Wim Baker
World Series Net Totals Shown At $605 475 In Receipts
The article details the World Series receipts totaling $605 475 with distributions to players across teams. It notes the in-stadium attendance peaking at 39 561 for one game and outlines allocations to players, runners up, and league officials, including a rough estimate of averages per player and per team.
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Shah Way
Ie Sun
Wvaame
Ealungare
Nish
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Lnsiing
Yankere
Haines
Inpeito
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Landis Ty
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Hinton and party arrive at San Juan
A garbled dispatch notes that Hinton and party reach San Juan this afternoon aboard a train. The text is heavily corrupted with missing words and names, but indicates travel arrival.
Amateur robbers try to crack safe in market
Novices smashed the M Bray Meat market window and door with a meat cleaver. They could not open the safe after tampering with its doors. They then pried a pieced Tear door and forced entry to a penny till, while police searched for the intruders. Nearby Joseph Howin's store on 271 Lal Street was also hit, with signs of forced entry noted by investigators.
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Ruta
Janse
Bob Meu‘sel
Yankees
Ward
Walter Fipp
M. Bray
Peor
Saad
Joseph Howin
Peoods
Lalfety Street
la Five Heey
Greeks Agree Evacuation Talks at Murdania Conference
London reports Lord Curzon in Paris with Premier Poincare, aiming for a reasonable Turkish settlement amid Greco Armenian refugee flows. Greece seeks two months to evacuate troops and civilians while Tangible adjustments are discussed, including Turkish frontier considerations and Allied mediation.
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Venizelos
Erateri Thrace
Greece
Greys
Timnr Co
Hier
Constantinople
Weil
Curzen
London
Associated Press
Lord Caraem
Tor Foreten Adaits
Paris
Poincare
Stice
Tari
Tuagon
Winehue
Thig
Paria
Gerona Waingtan
Mydanta
Rovernmatt
Nau
Reniert
Reconciliations Amid Sultan Kemal Talks in Constantinople
An overseas dispatch reports efforts to reconcile the Ottoman ruler the Sultan with Mustafa Kemal in Constantinople. The text mentions factions, a named Senate and a close associate of a Turkish leader, with references to diplomatic aims and ongoing negotiations.
Poincare Advocates France as Friend of Peace
Fragmented dispatch describes Poincare praising France as a friend of peace while addressing measures to make Germany pay for the war. He cites Mussulman views and moral obligations to spare humanity, noting Moroccan Sultan communications and Turko-Oriental policy amid Ottoman fronts and Turkish movements near Ismid. The report links French diplomacy with Eastern developments and domestic political campaigns against David Lloyd George.
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Kroner
Associated
Kaner
France
Germany
Meaux
Missulman
M. Po
Three Injuries From Sunday Auto Crashes Reported
A Sunday spree of accidents left three people injured. Rose Halpert suffered a sprained ankle and another injury on Hanover Street, while Jourofski sustained abrasions at Williston Street. A motorcycle accident near Fair Street and Poplar Street injured Edith Disbrow, who was taken home for follow up care. Police did not identify drivers or file a crash report at headquarters.
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Ork Connécticnt
Rose Halpert
Hanover Strast
Jourofsky
Willeston Street
Griswold
P. J. Doherty
Mountain Grove Street
Te Iatt
Campaign differences shape the Linva-Lin era policy drive
The text describes a political campaign that differs from prior efforts by widening beyond top political rivals to involve broad public opinion. It notes a strong pro-Guth policy and portrays the national response as unified or mobilized in support of that approach.
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Akaya
Upi
Linva
George Ig
Greeks Reinforced on Bulgarian Frontier amid Turmoil
On Oct 7 the Associated Press reports Greek troops on the Bulgarian frontier reinforced, detaining alleged Bulgarian shelfa agents and organizing refugees into bands to invade Thrace. Bulgaria lodges a note to powers seeking inquiry. An explosion destroys a road bridge at Bidiklu in Thrace. Greek authorities accuse Turkish bands of involvement.
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Associated Press
Greece
Bulgaria
Shelfa Agenta Coyote
Thrace
Allroad
Bidiklu
Sreak
Lea Heave
Bankers Organize for Better Service in New York
Bankers in New York organize to improve service and keep local deposits by providing higher standards and faster handling. George B Caldwell chairs the reorganized board of the Investment Association of America with Ahnees Bartow and others named in the plan.
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Organiaoe
Associated Bankers
The
Investment Association of America
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Bartow
New Hiren
Hatred Cause of Near East Trouble Tells Fairfield
Margaret Slattery urges unity and love at a Fairfield address noting hatred fuels Near East turmoil. She cites atrocities in Armenia and other regions, urging better understanding and liberty, urging nations to show friendly spirit.
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Slattery
Hull
Wren
Nea East
Ebvili
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Esting
Cain Taupin
India
Fayot
Armanta
Misa Slattery
Seth Jess
Woman Missing Near Santorum Grounds, Wooded Search Underway
Meg Pearl Herchman, eight, of New York, vanished Wednesday afternoon from the McParland sanitarium grounds at Green Farms. Attendants, Boy Scouts, and police scoured woods near the building. a reward of 50 dollars has been posted by her daughter for information leading to her return.
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Pearl Herchman
New York
McParland
Green Farms
D. W. McFarland
Sheriff Parry
Westport
Reuben Weinstein
Loyalty Lodge To Meet Tonight Confers Initiatory Degree
Loyalty Lodge will confer the initiatory degree on 20 candidates at its lodge room 164 State Street. Past Grand Bernard Freedman will supervise. Plans are set for a section to Mechanics Lodge of Sexmaur, visiting October 28 to confer the second degree.
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Loyalty Indeo
Old Fellows
State Street
Bernard Freedman
Mechanics Lodge of
Sexmaur
Girl Charges Filed Against Alex Senskhy
A 42 year old man, Alex Senskhy of 420 Spruce St, was arrested yesterday on a charge of breach of the peace connected to a statement made to police about a 13 year old girl. He is in custody pending further proceedings.
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Alex Senskhy
Lady Dietwind Dies in London After Appendicitis Operation
Lady Dietwind daughter of the late William Hatt Secure of New York died suddenly this morning after an appendicitis operation. She was 43 and her last appearance was in London in 1926.
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Dietwind
Ughter
William Hatt Secure
New York
Krawn
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