Yanks Shut Out Giants to Take World Series Game Two
New York Giants no hit by Hoyt as the Yankees win 3 to 0 in game two at Polo Grounds. Nehf limits Yanks to three hits but Ruth draws three walks as fans boo. Attendance lighter with many boxes empty. Batterys Nehf and Smith. Hoyt and Sehang.
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Yankees and Giants Game Two Ends in Close Thriller at Polo Grounds
In a tense polo grounds contest the New York Yankees face the New York Giants with strong pitching by Hoyt and Nehf. Ruth and Meusel spark late offense as the Yankees win 2 to 0 in a game noted for tight defense and strategic baserunning.
White Sox win city series opener in Chicago
Dick Kerr out pitched Grover Alexander as the Chicago Americans shut out the Cubs 6 in the first game of the city championship series held in Chicago.
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Boston Team Loses in Junior World Series
Louisville defeated Moston 16 to 1 in the opening game of the junior world series. The Oct 6 score highlights a decisive win for Louisville in Louisville.
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Courage Saves Troops From Rebels at Melilla
General Calvat canti earns credit for a brave act rescuing a Spanish convoy to Tiza as Moroccan fire rips along trenches. Mounted at the front, he urged troops with a rallying shout and inspired a counterattack that drove the Moroccans back.
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Tax Law Tangle Mounts as Congress Debates Revision
Senate and House leaders met with President Harding to discuss the tax revision bill. Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee issued a minority report saying the bill fails to simplify taxes or survey existing levies. Senator La Follette also opposed the measure calling it unjust and favoring wealth.
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Jury Box Filled for Second Time in Hightower Murder Trial
Redwood City Cal Oct 6 jurors filled the panel again after a juror was excused for discussing the case before acceptance. The district attorney reopens proceedings following the interruption and planned to proceed with the opening statement Tuesday.
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Assembly of League of Nations adjourns amid mixed results
EVA Oct. 6 The second assembly of the League of Nations closed with delegations split on progress though most expressed general satisfaction with the year's work. The session ended amid cautious optimism and lingering disagreements over certain tasks and tests.
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Antarctic Exploration Ship Rescue After Storm
Fifteen bodies recovered from a wreck as an Antarctic exploring ship faces heavy seas. The Quest, damaged by storms off Portugal, had landed in Lisbon with Shackleton’s party aboard. Twenty are seriously hurt and fifty-three lightly injured in the collision and wreck incidents.
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Speeding Judge Binds Himself For Trial In Tampa
Julian L. Hazard Hillsborough County judge was arrested by a motorcycle officer for operating an automobile without a license. He held a preliminary hearing found himself guilty and bound himself over to the criminal court on his own recognizance promising to appear when the case is called.
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Brumfield Trial Jurors Insist on Death Penalty Criterion
Associated Press reports in Roseburg Oregon that jurors in the Dr. Brumfield murder case are being screened to accept only talismen willing to impose death when circumstantial evidence supports a guilty verdict. The defense says it will accept jurors open to insanity as a defense, with prejudice against such a defense rejected.
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Nebraska visitors tie double wedding in Denver court
Four Nebraskans touring Denver mistook the county courthouse for the state capitol and headed to the clerk’s office where a marriage license was found swinging. Magistrate Henry Bray halted a court session to officiate a double wedding for Ernest Youngs and Miss Largent and Eddie Olmstead and Miss ...
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Oregon Man Found Guilty of Murder in Dalles Case
Ren Exsetaintats Tevet reports that Evans was found guilty of first degree murder for the killing of James Doran near The Dalles on September 10. Robbery was alleged as the motive and the verdict carries the death penalty.
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Halibut Prices Quoted at Ketchikan Market
Fish quotations from Ketchikan dated October 6 show halibut selling at 15 1 20 and 8 cents with no other offerings listed.
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Twin Falls Poison Trial Reveals Unusual Purchase
In Idaho, the drug clerk testifies that Lyda Southard bought a large amount of insect exterminator for her fourth husband Edward Meyer. He recalls her saying she would take it to the ranch. Dr Coughlin confirms typhoid test reactions during Meyer's illness.
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Governor Denies Extradition Papers for Miner Organizer
Indianapolis October 6 Governor McCray refused to grant extradition papers for the return to West Virginia of David Robb of Terre Haute a miners union organizer sought as a fugitive over alleged disturbed conditions in West Virginia He doubted Robb could receive a fair trial if taken there
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Attorney Quits Arbuckle Case Over Pressing Affairs
Frank Dominguez withdrew as counsel for Roscoe Arbuckle stating other business matters require his attention. In a letter to Arbuckle he expressed confidence in an acquittal and said he believed justice would be found in San Francisco.
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Woman Ducks by Train Lose Purse in River Incident
Mia, Fred Shroder of Beaver Falls, stif red a ducking on a railroad trestle as a train hit and swung her into the river. Her purse opened spilling $184 in bills. $88 was recovered by train crew swimmers after she was rescued.
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Beaver Falls
Wealthy widower Haggenmacher commits suicide in Berlin
Heinrich Haggenmacher, an 86 year old multimillionaire with factories mills breweries and restaurants across Germany, died by his own hand in Berlin. A letter found on his office desk said his lonely life had become unbearable.
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