Boston Wins Fourth World Series Game 2 1 Over Phillies
Boston Red Sox take a 2 1 victory at Fenway Park to lead the series 3 1. Barry scored the first run in the third inning as Boston pitchers held Philadelphia to one run in the eighth. The crowd of over 40 000 roared as Boston built a decisive edge and now needs one more win to clinch the title while Philadelphia must win three. The next game moves to Philadelphia with possible rematches in Boston.
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Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Klein
Shore
Cady
Chalmers
Burns
Philadelphia
Barry
Red Sox
Phillies
Plan to recognize Carranza issued as arms embargo near border
An embargo on shipments of arms to factions opposing Carranza is announced with enforcement reported along the border. General Calles leads about three thousand Carranza troops west toward Nogales, while Obregon nears Juarez and Villa mobilizes at Casas Grandes for Sonora advance.
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Carranza
Douglas
Ariz
Mexico
Villa
Washinton
Wilson
United States
England
France
Germany
Italy
Eliseo Arredondo
Lansing
Juarez
EL Paso
Obregon
Casas Grandes
Sonora
Much Heralded Visitor to Arrive in Corona Tomorrow
The Independent reports a famed visitor, labeled the Corona Dollar, will arrive by the 45 A.M. Santa Fe train tomorrow. Citizens and merchants weigh the event amid curiosity about the purpose and rules for using the Corona Dollar during its visit, including a first purchase at Gen. B. MacGillivray's hardware store at 10:00 a.m.
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Corona
The
Independent
Gen. B. MacGillivray
Death of Mrs. N. C. White at 49 on Barth Street
Friends mourn the passing of Mrs. N. C. White aged 49 at her Barth street home after a long illness. Survived by husband and two children Clways and Elwood, with relatives in Canada. Undertaker J. H. Flinn to prepare the body for burial. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from the family home. Interment Sunny slope cemetery.
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N. C. White
Barth Street
White
Clways
Elwood
Canada
J. H. Flinn
Sunnyslope Cemetery
Keel Laying For California Warship at New York Navy Yard
New York reports the keel of the California, the world’s greatest superdreadnaught, will be laid at the New York navy yard Thursday with Secretary Daniels present. The vessel surpasses current tonnage, features a clipper bow for dry stability, aims for twenty one knots, uses electric drive, and burns oil with turbine-powered dynamos to run screw propellers.
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California
New York Navy Yard
Daniels
Jupiter
Club Is Entertained By Mrs Barnes At Main Street
The San Souci Embroidery club was entertained last evening by Mrs. R. H. Barnes in her Main street apartments. The young ladies enjoyed needlework, social hours, and light refreshments. Attendees included Ruth Boling, Ethel Boling, Myrtle Newton, Laura Kirby, Ilo Hadley, Rose Cechin, Inez Smith, Astrid Borchervinck, Nellie Fink, Belle Martin, Marion Wells, Miss A Underwood, Mrs. C A Harding, Mrs. Fred Cunningham, Mrs. Carl Barry, and Mrs. Underwood.
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San Souci
Health board and civic committee tour city streets
The board of health and the Woman's Improvement Club civic committee will tour the city within a day or two to inspect alleys and streets.
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Board of Health
Woman’s Improvement Club
War news brief from Vienna and London reports
Austro German troops push toward Belgrade beat back Serbian forces southeast and southwest of the city. In Serbia allied moves remain unclear as Bulgaria threat mounts. Reflected debate in London on possible Balkan intervention and whether Britain or France will commit forces in Greece.
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Saloniki
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Bucharest
Berlin
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Dvinsk
Poland
Teutons
United States
Edward Grey
Balkan
Asquith
England
France
Greece
Attachment halts highway project delaying Hemet opening
Creditors attach Montgomery Construction stock and equipment delaying the Perris to Hemet eleven mile Riverside county highway. The Hemet San Jacinto opening date moves to October 21 as the highway commission takes charge with 4000 feet of concrete left to pour.
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Montgomery Construction Company
Ventura Co
Riverside County
Perris
Hemet
Hemet-San Jacinto
The
Highway Commission
Quail Plentiful in Coachella Valley Ranchers Briefed
J. L. Bishop of Highgrove reports quail are abundant in the Coachella valley, a nuisance to kaffir corn and grapes. Hunters may begin season on the 15th inst with guidance to Thermal or Coachella.
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J. L. Bishop
Highgrove
Coachella
Buffalo man buys large orange grove and mesa land
John F. Berrick of Buffalo New York purchases a twenty acre orange grove from Dr. Robert Mackenzie on Arlington Heights for 25000 dollars and 280 acres of mesa land near the Santa Ana river west of Crestmore cement plant for 60000 dollars. He plans water development and subdivision into five acre farms for deciduous fruit planting.
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John F. Berrick
Buffalo
N. Y
Robert Mackenzie
Arlington Heights
Algo
Santa Ana River
Crestmore Cement
Donate Millions to Battle Prohibition Foes at W C T U Meet
Seattle report from the forty second annual convention shows the Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association has earmarked fifty million dollars to oppose the national prohibition amendment. The Lillian M Stevens fund is expected to raise forty thousand for the 1916 campaign. Memorials were held for Elizabeth P Hrutchingon, national treasurer, who died in Portland last May.
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Frances P. Parks
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Lillian M. Stevens
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Elizabeth P.hrutchingon
Portland
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