Giants trounce Yankees 13 to 5 in Polo Grounds clash
Giants slugged 13 runs off three Yankee pitchers at the Polo Grounds. Meusel Pipp and Ruth led a Mammoth rally as New York fell behind early, finally losing to the defending champions 13 to 5 in a high scoring game. The win staged a spectacular inning sequence with seven runs crossing in one frame and featured sharp fielding and aggressive base running throughout.
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New York
Associated Press
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Yankees
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Pipp
Toney
Kelly
Meusel
Rawlings
Ward
Snyder
McNally
Bancroft
Schang
Peckinpaugh
Ruth
Keily
Mousel
Giants Use Maces In League Clash Box Score
The box score details two base hits by F Meusel Young E Meusel Burns and three base hits by Burns Young Stolen bases by Frisch Burns E Meusel Sacrifices Pipp Bancroft. Bases on balls and pitching notes listed with time 2 40. Washington note reports a tax plan adding 4 a gallon spirits tax and corporate tax reform.
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Metgel
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Toney
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Hancroft
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Oeeteeen
Say St Aaeee
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Peace Parley Sowed By Railroad Leaders
Chicago October 7 railroad operating officials and union leaders foresee a possible peace parley from a meeting here next month. Six hundred chairmen of railroad unions will confer on the strike question while 160 executives from first class railroads meet October 14. simultaneous sessions may yield a peace conference.
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Chicago
Packers Take Strike Vote in East St Louis
East St Louis packinghouse workers with Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, 9200 members, begin a strike vote late today on arbitration under an agreement that expired September 15. Vote runs through Saturday before tallying in Chicago and announcing the result.
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East ST. Louis
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
Leaders of Kapp revolt hunted again in Germany
Leipsic Germany Oct 1 AP The German government renews efforts to arrest Kapp revolt leaders who have evaded capture since March 1920 Public prosecutor issues warrants for Dr Kapp Colonel Bauer Major Pabst General Von Luegtwit Captain Ehrhard Ignatius T Tincoln and two others connected with the revolt
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Leipsic
Germany
Associated Press
Kapp
Bauer
Pabst
von Luegtwit
Ehrhardt
Ignatius T. Tincoln
Yank Flyweight Dislocated Jaw Keeps Boxing Till End
New York Oct 7 Albert Yymont heavyweight from New England fought through a dislocated lower jaw in round two with Buddle Young at Yonkers N Y. He remained in the ring until the 10th round then went to Bellevue hospital by taxicab for treatment.
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New York
Buddle" Young
Yonkers
N. Y
Albert Yymont
New England
Bellevue Hospital
Over Million Acres Listed as Farm Land in Laramie County
A preliminary federal census report lists 1,008,343 additional acres as farm lands in Laramie County Cheyenne Wyoming. The county has 1,178 farms with 1,039 owners and 289 tenants. The total value of the farms is $21,709,133.
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Laramie County
Cheyenne
Wyo
Federal Census Bureau
Swenson Nominated to Norway Post by President Harding
Laurits B. Swenson of Minnesota who served as American minister to several European countries before 1913 was nominated by President Harding to be minister to Norway today.
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WN. le Washington
Laurits B. Swenson
Minnesota
Harding
Norway
France Secures Reparations for War Loss in Building Materials
Multiple reports detail France securing reparations for war losses in building materials through a Weisbaden agreement with Germany. The pact, signed by Louis Loucheur and Dr. Walter Rathenau, aims to channel deliveries to reconstruct devastated northern France over the next years, with adjustments delaying its expiration to May 1, 1926.
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Paris
Germany
Weisbaden
Louis Loucheur
Walter Rathenau
United States
Tt Boe
Sox Cub Game Postponed by Wet Grounds in Chicago
Wet grounds forced the postponement of the Chicago Amero versus Chicago W Nationale baseball game. The doubleheader was slated for Oct 7 in Chicago, with both teams warming up as rain fell.
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SOX
Chicago
Chicago Ameroo
Chicago W Nationale
Greeks Repel Turkish Advance on Aflun Karahisar Front
Athens reports serious fighting between Greek and Turkish National troops on the Aflun Karahisar front in Asia Minor. Greek forces Force Nationalist columns to retreat and defeat the sixth Turkish division. enemy losses said to be heavy as Greeks pursue.
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Athens
Asia Minor
Anya
MOCRS RESUME MELILLA DRIVE
Military action resumes in Melilla with a small group holding a position in the southern suburbs and firing shells at Spanish forces. Prisoners in Madrid request permission to join regiments fighting in Morocco as minister Franco Rodrigues considers the petition.
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Tarioes Geman
Amall Group Eede
Madrid
Cana Hare Pent
Minster of
Juntied
Bins
Morpoeen
Franco Rodrigues
Minieter
Germans Give Peace Assent to US Treaty
Berlin October 6 The imperial council officially notified the reichstag of its assent to the peace treaty with the United States without modifications. After this formality the treaty may be officially published and come into force.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Relehgrat
Imperial Council
Reichatag
United States
Aga
Cheyenne Fullback Out With Crushed Foot
Buck Rhone star fullback of Cheyenne high school football is out with a crushed foot from a motorcycle accident. Several other starters have been injured in the last ten days ahead of the Douglas High School game next Saturday.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Buck Rhone
Douglas High School
Rhone
Reward Half Paid in Lola Muller Murder Case
Half of the $500 reward for arresting Lola Muller murderers was paid by the Laramie county commissioners. $260 goes to Sheriff John J. Marty of Trinidad, Colo., for arresting Alfred J. Walker, who awaits a death sentence. The remainder will be paid if Karl Moon, arrested with Walker, is convicted in the district court.
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Lola Muller
Cheyenne Snet Spring
Laramie
John J. Marty
Trinidad
Colo
Alfred J. Walker
Crie
Karl Moon
Walker
Moen
Texas Lynch Mob Disbands After Attempted Lynching
Twenty five motorcar loads of men arrived from Fort Worth to lynch David Bunn accused of robbing and mistreating a party at Lake Worth. Bunn was brought to Dallas for sale keeping as authorities learned of the mob and prepared to prevent further violence.
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Texasa
Herve
Fort Worth
David Bunn
Tegre
Howe
Lakeworth
Bunn
Uwenegro
Convicted Man Weds Before Life Sentence at San Quentin
James McGill wed Meda Trostol of Sacramento in San Francisco before being escorted to San Quentin for a life murder term in the case of John D. Koples. Deputy sheriffs witnessed the ceremony. The Marysville license was denied earlier and Judge Troutt questioned the ceremony's legality under felon civil rights.
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San Francisco
James McHill
Meda Trostol
Sacramento
San Quentin
John D. Koples
Marysville
James M. Troutt
McGill
Troutt
Denver Snowstorm Claims One Life In Auto Crash
Denver's first snowstorm last night caused a likely fatal car crash. Curtis McCheaney, 16, may die from injuries after his auto collided with another vehicle. Snow blinded both drivers as it melted quickly.
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Denver
Curtis McCheaney
Ex-Day Chief Held in Hartford Prohibition Probe
Thomas McAuliffe former federal prohibition chief in Connecticut was arrested on a charge of accepting money to influence a public prosecution while an agent of the government. Bail was set at 15000 dollars but he could not post and was jailed in Hartford County.
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Hartford
Conn
Thomas McAuliffe
Prohibition
Connecticut
Ball
McAuliffe
Hartford County
Union Pacific Coal to Move Cheyenne Offices to Rock Springs
The Union Pacific Coal company will move treasury and counting departments from Cheyenne to Rock Springs in November. About 22 employees will be affected as the company's headquarters shift occurs after more than a year’s planning.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific Coal Company
Tts Treasury
Nock
New Institution urged to curb inferior stock breeding
CHICAGO Oct. 7 Judge Harry Olson of a municipal court urged creation of a new type institution to harbor persons deemed unfit for reproduction. Speaking before the Rock River conference of the Methodist Episcopal church he argued civilization rests on promoting superior stocks and discouraging inferior stocks through psychopathic tests.
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Chicago
Harry Olson
Rock River
Methodist Episcopal Church
Olson
Bank Chief Indicted for Check Kiting Scandal
Omaha October 7 Willard V Mathews president of Pioneer State Bank of Omaha defunct was indicted by a special grand jury on embezzling 300000 and cking checks between the bank and Denver State Bank. The sting involved Guarantee Securities companies of Denver and Omaha as part of the stock and other transactions probe.
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Omaha
Willard V. Mathews
Pioneer State Bank of Omaha
Grand Jury
Denver State Bank of Denver
Guaranty Securities Companies
Denver
Mathews
Population rises as death rate falls says university sociologist
Madison Oct 7 Population in the United States is increasing rapidly due to a lower death rate rather than higher birth rates according to RH A Ross professor of sociology at the University of Wisconsin speaking to the Students' Social Science club.
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Madison
Wis
United States
RH. A. Ross
University of Wlavonain
Students’ Social Science Club
Alexa Stirling to Meet New York Star in National Golf Final
Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta defeats Mrs. Vanderbeck of Philadelphia one up at the home green to reach the semi final of the women's national golf championship. Milan Marian Hollins of New York defeats Elaine Rosenthal of Chicago one up after 119 holes to advance.
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Dhal
MN. J
Associated Press
Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
Milan Marian Hollins
New York
Blackmore Declares Casper Mayoral Candidacy Conditional
W A Blackmore states he will run for mayor of Casper only if the people and outlying voters demand it and provide full support. He vows no ante-election promises and asks for a free hand for mayor and council to interpret the public will.
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Casper
Oil Prices Rise in Two Markets
In Tulsa Oklahoma officials report price increases with Northern Toronto quotations rising to $1.00 and Prairie Oil and Gas meeting a $1.50 level. The advances reflect market movements and new commodity announcements from the sector.
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Tulsa
Okla
Toron
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