Cleveland Tops Brooklyn in World Series Opener 3 to 1
Cleveland, the American League champions, defeated Brooklyn 3 to 1 at Ebbetts Field in game one. Coveleski pitched effectively and limited the Dodgers to a late rally as Cleveland built a two run lead by innings. Watson Field crowds numbered 23,894 as the title favorites opened with a win.
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Y Associated Press
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cleveland
Coveleski
Burns
Kenetchy
Olson
Gardner
Wood
Sewell
Ngh
O'Neill
Lef
Coveleskie
Konetchy
Krueger
Johnston
Lamar
Marquard
Covelesk
Griffith
Mamax
Wheat
Kilduff
Jamieson
Evans
Olson Konetchy
Wambsganss
Speaker
Mitchell
Mamaux
Neiss
Johnst
Fire Destroys Convention Hall on Opening Day
A building in Tokyo hosting the World Sunday School Convention burned today just before the opening. The hall was crowded with delegates but doorkeepers believe all escaped.
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Tokio
Adjustment in Salaries of City Employes Authorized
The city council finance committee will review the entire salary list to recommend revisions based on service, merit, and duties, noting some pay disparities. Objections to the grading district improvements and sidewalk projects are scheduled for hearings, with November 1 set for tax and assessment objections and for the examination of the grade district No. 5 roll.
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Erat Fe & Ton
Peanest
Sheridan Meights
Morningalde
Yellowstone Avenue
Patn
Second Street
Library
Pine Street
Former Casper Women Held in Tate Capital
Cheyenne dispatch reports Mrs. Leroy H Brown, 64, of Riverton, and her Casper family, including daughters Mrs. Beanth Scaffner, 20, and Mrs. James Brown, 17, with son L. Brown, held on immorality charges. Smidt of Chadron faces transport and accomplice claims. the family had fled Casper a month ago. Federal authorities were briefed on the case.
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Scaftner
Chadron
Cheyenne
Wother
Emily
Scaffner
Mre. Brown
Casper
Uie Girin
Theater secured for GOP rally at America on South Center
The America theater on South Center Street will host a Republican rally Thursday night with Governor W L Harding of Iowa as speaker. The Young Men's Republican club secured the venue. Mrs C K Winter leads music with a quartet and a ladies octette. seating is ready and the event begins at 8. John Dillion of leading will speak at the Young Men's and Young Women's Republican clubs gathering with Mrs Burton Lester providing music.
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America Theater
South Center Street
Young Men's Republican Club
W. L. Harding
Iowa
C. KE. Winter
Women’s Republican Club
America
Younh
Spears
John Dillion
Leadin
Burton Lester
Chlorination Plan Ordered For Casper Water Purification
City council orders immediate installation of a Wallace Tiernan manual chlorinator at the water plant to remove coliform contamination found in tests. City Engineer Knittle is given supervision of the water system and authority to execute cleanup plans, with a Chamber of Commerce report backing the move.
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Chamber of Commerce
Knittle
Earle D. Holmes
P. C C. Nicolaysen
C. B. Stafford
Stafford
Wallace- Tiernan Company
W. W. Keefe
Keefe
de. C. Y. Beard
Casper
State Board of Health
Pelton
Tha Evetam
Enudrias
Sage Creek
Elkhorn
Holmes
Salvation Army Campaign Launched in Casper
The Chamber of Commerce forum endorses a Casper Salvation Army community service drive. A total of 19000 is sought to fund local maintenance and a new home, reducing streetCorner solicitations, with speakers noting the Army’s relief, evangelistic, and prison outreach work and local need for a dedicated home.
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Salvation Army
Chamber of Commerce Forum
A. E B. Stirrett
Natrona County Advisory Board
H. J. Peterson
Fred van Gordon
Ralph L. Willams
Captain Black Boy Scout
Mr. Stirrett
Casper
Casper Haw
Hagel Jameas
Mra. James
Burrett
Stirrett
Cheyenne
Laramie
Wf. J. Peterson
Davis
Intermountain
Moat
German consuls granted release paroles in delay
Frans Bopp former German consul general at San Francisco and Kekmart H Von Schack former vice consul general will be released in a few days parole is on the way. They were found guilty in 1917 of violating U S neutrality laws and appealed but the war began before the appeal could be heard.
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United Press
Leavenworth, Kane
Frans Bopp
San Francisco
Kekmart H. von Schack
United States
Chamber of Commerce backs program with strong interest
Speakers expressed enthusiasm for a timely program with no delay and the Chamber of Commerce assured support by the evident interest shown during the proceedings.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin fire under control ends town loss
Associated Press reports from Fairfield and Augusta Wisconsin on October 5 describe forest fires aided by strong winds that threatened farms but fire is now under control. Efforts to reach Tioga Clark County by phone failed and firefighters believed the town was lost.
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Associated Press
EU Claire
Wig
Fairfield
Augusta
Tioga
Clark County
Split in G O P Ranks Seen by Demo Chief
Dayton Ohio October 5 Gov James M Cox said he expects a split in Republican ranks over the League of Nations due to Senator Borah opposing the United States joining any such association. He warned the party is trying to cover too much ground and the blanket will split.
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United Press
Dayton
Ohio
James M. Cox
League of Nations
Senator Borah
United States
Association of Nations
Cox
Bandit Zamora Seeks Amnesty After Villa Ties
Mexican bandit Pedro Zamora Jaliaco writes the war department asking amnesty and promising a peaceful life after his forces were nearly annihilated. The War Department directs Zamora to present the petition to General Enrique Bautrada for consideration.
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Associated Preas
Mexico City
Pedro Zamora
Jaliaco
War Department
Francisco Villa
Zauors
Enrique Bautrada
Tribune Appeal Opens With Immediate Donation
The Blake Dare Brokerage Co. sent an early donation to support the Tribune appeal for the Salvation Army. The firm enclosed a substantial check and asked the Tribune to forward it to the proper authorities.
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Blake Dare Brokerge Co
Tribune
Salvation Army
Conviction Upheld in Haywood J W W Clan Case
United States circuit court of appeals preserves conviction of William D. Haywood and three other IWW members for obstructing the wartime draft. Two counts tossed, others affirmed. Sentences from 20 years to fines. many defendants already released on bond awaiting appeal. defendants arrested across multiple states including Washington and New York.
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Associated Prensa
Chicago
Oot
Sme
United States
Elrcult Court of Appeals
William D. Haywood
Leavenworth
Kenesaw M. Landry
Washington
California
Arizona
Utah
Pennsyvole
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Ilineis
New York
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