Cleveland Indians Score Fourth Victory Over Brooklyn
In a pivotal sixth game of the world series the Cleveland Indians shut out the Brooklyn Nationals 1 to 0 to pull within one win of the championship. Walter Mails outpitched Akerry Smith in a tight pitching duel as Cleveland’s defense and timely hitting carried the day. Brooklyn’s bats were stifled to seven safeties while Cleveland matching their opponent’s one run.
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Bullard Co Curtails Production Notice Sent to 104 Workers
Bullard Machine Tools announces a two week shutdown with 104 employees told their services are no longer required. Company officials cite weak business conditions and lack of assured demand, though some workers claim 600 received notices. No further reductions expected at present. readers referred to continuation on page two.
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Harding Opposes League and Favors World Association
Senator Harding declares opposition to joining the League of Nations in its current form and endorses a world association to prevent war and foster understanding. He argues the plan can be formed without surrendering sovereignty or constitutional principles and aims to include all American citizens, including women, in the discussion.
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Roosevelt Labels League Liars In Cox Harding Debate
Canton Ill Oct 11 Franklin D Roosevelt calls some Republicans League Liars for opposing the League of Nations. He accuses them of trickery cloaked as patriotism and predicts Harding would lose support if the campaign continued. He asserts the League is practical and urges U S leadership in it.
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Taft Support of Harding Questioned in St Louis
Governor Cox challenged Taft on his backing of Harding and the League of Nations in St Louis. He quoted Taft's statements and asked if Harding and Taft acted together in deception over Article X. Cox pressed whether Taft discussed the Covenant and the League with the sanction of allied nations.
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Spencer Charges Wilson Promised Military Aid to Romania and Serbia
Washington October 11 Senator Spencer Republican Missouri challenges the White House note stating no promise of U S military aid to Romania and Serbia. He reads the official stenographic record against Wilsons Paris peace conference remarks and calls for the President to release the full official text. State Department dispatches a cable to Paris seeking the conference record.
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Confession Led to Search for Morristown Boy Body
August Pasquale confessed to smothering 18 month old Blakily Coughlin during a kidnapping from Morristown New Jersey several months ago. A search in New Gretna by County Detective Nussbaum and volunteers failed to locate the boy’s body. State police prepared to bring Pasquale to New Gretna for legal assistance in the search.
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Leaders pledge aid at Algonquin meeting in Leonard era
Republican town chair John A Leonard announced unity among town committees at a get-together at the Algonquin club. Leonard praised Robinson for becoming secretary of the county committee and said district assignments would be handled by Arthur Connor, hoping Robinson stays beyond the election.
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Bolshevists Send Peage Delegates To Gen Wrangel
Warsaw dispatch reports Bolshevik delegation seeks peace with General Wrangel in southern Russia as armistice signing is delayed over Ukrainian text. Secretary Lorenz apologizes for Ukrainian text holdup. Tuesday signing possible. Provisional government reportedly set up in Vilna after Reds retreat. More than 1900 Poles killed in Vilna region occupation.
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Mayor Urges Aid for Italian Earthquake Victims
Mayor Wilson issues a proclamation calling a fund drive from October 11 to October 25 to aid victims of the Italian earthquake. The campaign seeks donations to relieve widespread homelessness and suffering caused by the disaster, urging citizens to respond with generosity.
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Senator Hitchcock Discusses Tariff and League of Nations Issue
Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock of Nebraska declares in a campaign rally that the Republican convention in Chicago shelved the protective tariff issue and that the Democratic party presides over seven years of prosperity under a revenue only tariff. He claims Republicans fear the tariff as a political burden and anticipates cross-party support for the Democratic candidate, noting the League of Nations debate.
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Coal Prices and Delivery in Bridgeport Rail Yards
The Telegram surveys anthracite supply and car shortages, reporting freight to Bridgeport at 4.06 per ton and total delivered price 11.16 per ton, with mine prices for free burning coal around 6.85 to 7.00. Egg coal trades at about 19.00 per ton. the piece notes no coal shortage and questions alleged broker profiteering.
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No Car Shortage Claims By Coal Operators
Officials from the Delaware and Hudson, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania, and other coal firms deny a shortage of coal, noting strong exports and steady supplies. Independent operators face price swings as major companies control mine sales while brokers hoard output to meet market demand. Consumers pay premium prices, with independents often selling through open markets leading to higher bids.
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Coal Profiteering at Mouth of Mine in Santon Penn
Attorney General Palmer to gather evidence against anthracite mine owners for profiteering amid local agitation over high coal prices. Consumers near Scranton face fuel costs nearly equal to major urban areas after freight and handling charges. Government election note from St John New Brunswick reports 25 government seats vs 23 conservative/farmer/labor opposition.
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Italian Societies Plan Columbus Day Parade Observance
Italian societies prepare a Columbus Day celebration with a major parade from Washington Park to Columbus School grounds. The day includes ceremonies at Columbus School with wreaths, speeches by Mayor Wilson and others, dance in Eyles Hall, and events at Eagles Hall. Banks and schools close. city offices have limited hours.
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