Mails Holds Dodgers as Indians Tie World Series
Walter Mails pitched a strong game to hold the Brooklyn Dodgers to three hits and Cleveland won 6 to 1 to even the World Series at four games each. Smith allowed seven runs on seven hits in three innings as Mails dominated with excellent control and a late defensive effort. Burns and Olson contributed key hits for Cleveland, while Kreuger batted for Nels in the eighth.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Lndians
Fulke
Brooklyn Dodgers
Walter
Duster
Dodgers
Konetely
Myers Wil Olson
Mails
Cleon
Evans
Intel Uanger
Ronetchy
Sewet and
Gardner
Shererod Smalsh
Speaker
Kreuger
Nels
McCabe
Kenetchy
Smith
Innines
Malls
Burns
Olson
Bhsea
O’ Smith
START REVOLT IN VENEZUELA
Travelers report a Venezuelan revolution led by General Penaloza with followers from Colombia gaining control of Tarira. Venezuelan troops were sent from Zulia to restore order amid seized Argent and ammunition.
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Penaloza
Colombia
Curacao
Dutch West Indies
Venzuela
Venezuela
Tarhira
Zulla
Farmers Seek Class Laws in Agrarian Movement
P. E. Goodrich of Winchester Indiana, president of the Grain Dealers National association, told an ANA L convention in Minneapolis that farmers are forming organizations for class legislation stronger than the nation's labor forces, misled by ambitious politicians.
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Mninneapolis
Minn
United States
P. E. Goodrich
Winchester
Ind
Grain Dealers National Association
Isbor
Many sail for America from Constantinople
One thousand Greek Armenian and Jewish emigrants boarded the Turkish ship Gul Djemal bound for an American port. The voyage proceeds without French approval and many travelers lack American passports. Census Chief's Daughter Dies in Philadelphia. Miss Esther Rogers, daughter of Samuel Rogers, head of the U.S. census bureau, dies in a local hospital. authorities suspect poisoning.
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Constantinople
Here
America
Gul Djemal
Philadelphia
Esther Rogers
Samuel Rogers
United States
Cenvos Bureau
Will Sink Russian Subs Warns Curzon Note
Foreign Secretary Earl Curzon warned Soviet Foreign Minister Tehiteherin that Russian submarines encountered in high seas would be attacked by British naval forces. The note, dated October 2, was discussed as Britain and Russia exchanged communications over submarine activity and possible hostile intent.
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Lonian
Earl Curzon
M. Tehiteherin
Iussian
Holohevik
Vorr
Gr Britain
Rusata
Britain
Taurines
Bolshovie
Baltic
Tehiteherin
Leoni Kris Fli
Lonsdon
More Taxes Paid in 1920 Fiscal Year
Washington reports the tax bill for the year ending June shows a large increase over 1919. Income and profits taxes accounted for about three fifths of all revenue, with receipts rising by 1.356 billion dollars. total two year receipts reached 8.037 billion. Miscellaneous taxes produced 1.674 million, marking a substantial rise from the prior year.
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Washington
America
Peace pact signed amid red and Polish talks
A preliminary armistice with seven articles and five annexes aims to halt fighting, set a boundary between Poland and white Russia and Ukraine, and schedule ratifications by late October. Key dates include October 17 1, November 1 for ratifications, and November 3 auto-expiry if unmet.
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Riga
Ger
Volish Nd Rasshin Sovder
Wack Wead
Ofteen
LE Ban
Libau
Poland
White
Rrussia
Ukraine
Drissa
Dvinsk
Ely
Nene Varanovireht
Ravon
Dilester
Kamenetzto Dalsk
Tre Wreity
Pence
Noted French Author Anatole France Marries in Tours
In Tours on October 12 Anatole France the noted author aged seventy six married Mdlle Emin La Pre cotte as crowds cheered the ceremony. Paris later reported Camile Flam mar ton the astronomer announced his marriage to Mille Gabriella Renawdot, who helped in his works.
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Tour
France
Anatole France
Freuel Auther
Mdlle
Emin la Precotte
Tours
Homor
Paris
Camile Flammarton
Mille
Gabriella Renawdot
Plane crashes into Swiss peak found near Toedi Mountain
Geneva dispatch reports a Pi wish slimy officer and a notion pilot aboard a Savola biplane missing since September 20 were found frozen near Toedi mountain summit in the Alps. The Finnish government craft appeared struck head on and buried in snow at about 12 000 feet.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Pi Wish
Notion
Milan
Finland
Toedi
Guard Alabama cotton guns threaten north Alabama burnings
Governor Kirby says state law enforcement and militia will stop cotton gin burnings in northern Alabama. Farmers are warned cotton may be burned in fields if they attempt to sell at the prevailing price. Conditions are serious in the region as the crisis grows.
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Mobile
Ala
Kirby
Alabama
Taxing World Series players in New York
New York officials plan to tax about 125 ball players sharing in the World Series receipts. The law taxes players within the state on their share and also applies to those who live in other states.
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New York
New York State
Coughlin Baby Killing Confession Reported
Harrisburg report says August Pasquale known as the crank confessed to Major Lynn G. Adkins that he abducted Blakely Coughlin from a Norristown home and smothered the child under his coat. He claims he buttoned the coat when he heard a noise while descending a ladder and later found the baby dead.
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Harrisburg
Pasquale
Lynn G. Adkins
Pennsylvania State Police
Blakely Coughlin
Norristown
Coughlin House
Death Sentences Upheld for Six in Phillips County Riot
Washington reports the Supreme Court refused to review the cases of Frank Moore and five other Black defendants sentenced to death for participation in the Phillips County race riot in Arkansas last October.
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United States Supreme Court
Arkansas
Washington
Frank Moore
Phillips County
Supreme Court
Prices to Fall Says Chicago Purchase Agents Meet
Chicago buyers at the Purchasing Agents association convention forecast a substantial drop in prices. Officials expect declines of up to 60 percent in some items within months, with a general downward trend and no return to prewar levels for years. Delegates from major cities and all states gathered at the Congress Hotel to discuss contracting needs and immediate purchases.
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Association
Chicago
Ort
Juurchasing Agents’ Association
Congress Hotel
Convention Compautes
The
Bayern
Reinhardt
Phere
Union
Wales Returns to London in Grand Empire Tour Welcome
Prince of Wales arrives at Victoria station after a six months empire tour. Crowds in the hundreds of thousands greet him as royal procession moves to Buckingham Palace. Royal family, Lloyd George, and dignitaries join the reception along the route amid cheering crowds.
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London
Prince of Wales
Empire
Victoria Station
Lloyd George
Buckingham
Swiss Socialists Reject Lenine International Unity
In Tern Switzerland on October 12 the Swiss Socialist Party executive committee rejected subscription to the Third International. The decision passed 12 to 47 against adherence to the Moscow International, reflecting a split over bolshevik alignment.
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Socialist Committee
Third Internationale
Tern
Switzerland
Condemons
Nikolai Lenine
Rus- Shi Bolkheviet Promier
Socialist Party of Switzerland
Cotton gin arson threats sent to Governor Cooper
Threats of cotton gin burning reached the state from Bishopville. In Wee county the warning was posted on a gin house door near that town. Governor Cooper received the advices as authorities investigated the scaring messages across South Carolina.
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Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
Cooper
Bishopville
Wee County
Fire at Chicago barn kills thirty eight horses
A blaze at the Charles Levy barn located at 1220 to 1227 West Harrison Street in Chicago destroys thirty eight horses. Levy, a distributor for newspapers and magazines, is named in connection with the incident.
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Charles Levy
Chicago
West
Harrison Street
Wilson Voices Text of Speech At Paris Conference
Shorthand of President Wilson's Paris speech discussed by critics. The presidential address urges peaceful settlements, equitable territorial distribution, and strong guarantees by great powers, warning against arbitrary dominance and stressing careful treatment of minorities and existing sovereignties Romania and Serbia in the postwar map.
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Winklington
Wilson
Outool
Serbia
Czechu
United States
Metmanta
Czecho-Slovakia
White House
Fred. Carlson
Aiih
Wison
White
Carlson
Vo Unis
Roumania
Supreme Court Reaffirms Prohibition Enforcement Decision
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider a June decision upholding the prohibition amendment and enforcement act provisions. The petition for rehearing was filed by Christian Felgenhauer, a Newark brewer, and George Dempsey, a Boston wholesale liquor dealer.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Petttiong
Christian Felgenapun
Newark
N. J
George
Life Was A Misery To Her In Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Carrellton Kentucky woman writes of years of weakness hindered walking and energy. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after twelve bottles with major improvement and return to work at a hospital. She recommends the remedy to friends and notes free medical advice from the company.
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Carrellton
Lydia B. Pinkham
Poverty Is No Disgrace In This Brief Item
A concise note asserts poverty is not a disgrace and frames it as a humble, enduring condition without stigma or moral judgment.
Golden Medical Discovery and Rural Practice Highlighted
A historical note recalls Dr. Pierce a rural physician later based in Buffalo New York who promoted Golden Medical Discovery a tonic said to aid stomach liver and heart The piece cites millions of bottles sold and notes the remedy was derived from roots and barks offered through nationwide drug channels. It also includes a garbled advertising line about a road or device and a World Over Sales Co listing.
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Pierce
Buffalo
N. x
United States
Avery Ave
Fifth Avenue
New York
Ghicago
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di Sheehan
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Kroeger
McCave
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A Evans
Shenker
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le Oneill
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Toedi Mountain
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Prince
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ORY
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