Bush leaguer claims League of Nations an accomplished fact
P CANDIDATE A BUSH-LEAGUER declares the League of Nations is already set up and includes forty-one countries. He says nations will not disband to join Harding provided association remains, noting ambiguity in Senator Harding’s position. The comment comes as Doremus questions Harding on his stance after a western trip.
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Hicago
Sentnor Harding
Frank E. Doremus
Midewestern
Harding
League of Nations
Doresme
Mexico
Turkey
Bolsheviste
Russia
Indians Sweep Dodgers in Four Straight Series
In a tense multi inning set, Cleveland built leads through solid hitting and sharp defense. Gardner sparked a key double, Johnston and Sewell contributed timely hits, while Coveleskie struggled at times but closed strong. Brooklyn mounted late threats, yet Cleveland held on for decisive wins and a clean series sweep.
Akron Best Boy Contest Seeks Notable Youth
Akron showcases a range of young talent in the Best Boy in America competition. Wesley Robinson is highlighted as a standout, with claims comparing him to Ash Burnham and others. The piece paints a portrait of a high school sophomore balancing academics, violin, cycling, driving, swimming, public speaking, and work.
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Atl
Akron
Wesley
Wesley Robinson
Ashburnham
Wesley Shefflen
Luis
Amers
Hays
Aukes
Ann
Han
Bane on Balls Smith Up Inning Update
In a tight Brooklyn game, Smith shows early plate discipline with a walk and force play. Gardner and Olson contribute, while Johnston and Sewell strand runners as both sides struggle for runs. No runs, one hit, no errors. Cleveland none as well. steady pitching limits offense.
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Nme
Sheyiin
Garner
Koney
Gardner
Clevelanders
Fie
O'Day
Johnston
Sewell
Gus
Griffith
Gare
Cr Neill
Fou Kildafe
O'Neill
Miller
Dall
Grimes
Grines
Texes
Olson
Sheehain
Sheenan
Griffith Uy
Optian Smith
ERKOK
Cleveland
Grimey
Siike
Wimby
Speaker
Strikka
Khduft
Brookly
Brooklyn
Scarebvarf Buat
Mt. Smith
Jonston
Raul
Coul
Wheat
Garaner
Stiles
Rinish
Erro
Kildur
Grimee
Kie
Coveleskie
Jamieson
Bret Jamieson
Stoukera
Smith
Sane
Alsow
Shoehan
Cory
Myora
Roneehy
Mill
Atrike
Wileull
Kidumt
Konelchy
Lamar
Waaty
Krueger
Tor Broostyn
Oneill
Covelevkle
Paul
Grimes Lok
Kile
Cnet
Geimes Wo
Sheehan
Gison
Konetchy
Coveleskion
Dows
Sthika
Tamie-son Golf
Coveleske
Watly
Myers
Atalker
Bull Ang
Bane
Gardner Fered Smith
Kill Duff
Imith Tasing
Schmand
Schmandt
Sewall
Sheeheehan
Buss
Si Warm Mats
Johustah
Steikr
Wamby
Wamby, Netehy
Ona
Ballyway Dail
Roney Torced Myers
Rawel
Business in Batum Halted by Plague
Bubonic plague has closed Batum’s trade at the Black Sea port. Consul Moser at Tiflis reports no ships in harbor and all travelers passing through must be inoculated. The isolation disrupts commerce and forces local abandonment of business activities.
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Alungton
Get
Black Sea
Batuly
Departments of Commerce
Moser
Tiflis
Russia
Convicted men receive stay of execution in Chicago
Samuel Ferren and Joseph Costanzo, sentenced for the murder of Antonio Varchetto, were granted writs of supersedeas and their executions stayed. Thirteen men faced death in Cook County this week, with five still under sentence as attorneys push to spare two more. Other items note Clinton Conkling's death, Dan SImms resigning, an uncovered opium ring, Dr Theodore Dyer's death, and a Southern Railway official found dead from acute indigestion.
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Chicago
Samuel Ferremn
Joseph Costanzo
Antonio Varchetto
Cook County
Iorneyes
San Francisco
New York
Reville
N.C
W. N. Foreacre
Southern,Railway
Hendersonville
Rube Marquard Fined for Ticket Scalping in Cleveland
Brooklyn pitcher Rube Marquard was fined $1 and costs in municipal court for ticket scalping after a detective caught him with tickets at a Cleveland game. National League president Heydler called the action technically minor but warned it harms baseball and may end Marquard’s NL career.
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Gleveland
Richard
Rube) Marquard
Brooklyn
National
Mohit
Ovednance
Heydler
National League
Marquart
Provident Heydler
Hag
M Wrasar
Marquard
Brook
Acton
Marquacd
Tikely
Cleveland
Whey
Tor Gale
Misghard
Silbert
Auto Traffic Violations Heard In Judge Ayne Court
Two cases of auto traffic law violations were heard in Judge Ayne's court this morning. A. & Heyer at Linker hotel faced fines after improper parking and a wiring fire incident on George Street. Segerd Knutson of 2 Charles Street was fined for parking on the wrong side of the street.
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Ayne
A. &. Heyer
Linker Hotel
George Street
Fitzpatrick
Segerd Knutson
Charles Street
Witz
Tage
World Chamber of Commerce to Meet in Great Britain
Paris October 12 The International Chamber of Commerce directors adjourned their two day session after approving holding a second full membership convention in London next June with date to be fixed. Plans for expansion were approved and the directors praised the Chamber of Commerce of nations in the League of Nations. They expect most other league members to be represented at the next convention.
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Paris
International Chamber of Commerce
London
Chamber of Commerce
League of Nations
League
Bank Robber Suspects Bound Over In Oshkosh Case
Oshkosh on October 13 saw preliminary proceedings bound over three suspects Lady Walwerd Rogers Charles Turner and James King alleged to have robbed the Oshkosh Exchange bank. The judge set the trial date and the scene pointed to the aim of manipulating bank officials.
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Oshkosh
Walwerd Rogers
Charles Turner
James King
Oshkosh Exchange Bank
Farm Organizations United in Sessions at Nation's Capital
Washington Oct 12 Representatives from American cotton association National Grange National Board of Farm Management Livestock Industry Wheat growers dairymen sheep raisers and state agriculture officials opened a two day meeting to consider eraditation expansion policy to lift crop prices and avert a downward trend in farm product values. Charles Barrett of Georgia president of the No Warmers union was named chairman.
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Washington
United States
Armerican Cotton Association
National Grange
National Board of Farm Management
Livestock Industry
State Commissioners of Agriculture
State Marketing Bureau
Charles
Barrett
Georgia
No Warmers’ Union
Boy employed on Dane County farm hangs self in barn
Madison Wis Det 12 E Eugene Harrington hanged himself in the barn of Rusus Gillette Mitchburg farmer this morning. Gillette said ill health may have driven the youth to act. Harrington sought work about a month ago and Gillette believed he was an orphan with relatives in Illinois.
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Dane County
Madison
Wis
Eugene Harrington
Rusus Gillette
Mitchburg
Gillette
Harrington
Warrington
Ilinois
Thwing party rescued after fogbound auto crash
J A Thwing and family, returning from Stanley, faced dense fog near Blair when a car crash left one man badly injured and a woman with serious facial lacerations. Other vehicles halted to aid the party, all taken to a local doctor as they continued to Merrellin late Sunday. The foggy drive from Whitehall to Gulexville took four hours.
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J. A. Thwing
Stanley
Whitehall
Thwing
Blair
Nes
Hill
Tiwir
Merrillin
Gulexville
Tat Crosse
How’d You Like To Ride 500 Miles In This Carriage
A San Francisco mother Mrs Frank Brown wheels her 11 months old baby in a carriage on a northwest tour. The carriage has logged 500 miles already as the family travels by foot and carriage, the baby appearing calm amid the journey.
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Portland
Frank Brown
San Francisco
Brown
Milwaukee Railroad Reaches Full Payment Settlement
Chicago October 12 The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad reportedly received a full settlement of about 20 million dollars from the United States railroad administration for the period under federal control. The agreement clears debt issued during wartime finance and enables liquidation of 4 million dollars of indebtedness, deemed necessary by compensation withholding. President HL Byram called the settlement satisfactory.
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Chicago
Miwaukee
St. Paul
A, Son
United States Raillroad Administration
War France Corporation
Sill
Sill ‘Liquidat
Aegis Ae Toans
Byram
Portraits of Japan's rulers unveiled at Sunday school meet
In Tokio on October 12, portraits of Emperor and Empress of Japan, painted by John W. L. Forster of Toronto, were unveiled at a session of the world Sunday School convention. The portraits were later presented to the Imperial household by a delegation bearing gifts, including items from John Wanamaker.
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Japan
Tokio
John W. L. Forster
Toronto
Canada
Ase
Gins
Impenii
John Wanamaker
Cigtion
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Tsadore Dyer
Medical Schoo
Tulane University
World Chamber OF Commerce
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