10 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1921
Page
1
The New York Yankees defeated the New York Giants 3 to 1 at the Polo Grounds to claim a third victory in the world championship series. Waite Hoyt earned the win with strong pitching aided by Rog Mensel. the Yankees rode timely hitting and solid defense to hold the Giants to one run.
New York Oct 19 William Randolph Hearst offered to take every member of the United States Congress through Canada at his expense He has advocated adoption of the Beles Tas in Gr United States and today’s dispatches indicate the offer to congress is a bold publicity move amid his campaign.
James Fairurst a miner from Coleman was chosen by the Labor forces of Macleod riding on Saturday to contest the election there against Farmers candidate G Coole. The Conservatives will hold their convention on October 17.
The Yorkshire Post reports a definite decision to lift the embargo on Canadian cattle while keeping the ban on live cattle from other countries. Rumor says Cabinet unity is lacking but the majority backs removing the Canadian embargo. Maj. General Moore argues the disease risk from Canada is exaggerated.
The lineup lists Burne in center field Miller in center field Bancroft at short Peckinpaugh at short Frisch at third Ruth at first Young in right R Meusel in right Kelly at first Pipp at first E Meusel in left Ward at second Rawlings at second McNally at ? Smith at catcher Schung at catcher Nehf pitching Hoyt pitching
Gunfire renewed in Seaford Street East Belfast this afternoon causing turmoil in the area. The trouble began with an attack on Nationalists and Sinn Fein workers at tramway construction, with loyalists replacing them and clashes resuming when the workers reached the Sinn Fein locality.
Crowds recalled the Great War as the 170th battalion colors were deposited at St John’s Church with a parade led by the pipe band. Officers and color bearers were named as Rev. Wilson preached on the British flag and the value of forgiveness. A Moose Hall smoker followed with toasts to comrades and future color resting places.
Constantinople Oct 10 The American Red Cross has discontinued relief work for Russian refugees after two years. Despite widespread appeals, Washington authorities upheld the decision and the last workers are returning to the United States.
Cleveland Det 1 William G Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen says he does not expect a general strike. He notes an 88 percent vote in favor of strike for train and yard men but ties action to coordinated stoppages with other unions on the same railroad.
A blaze at the Western Woolen Mills in Vancouver caused substantial damage estimated at 50000 dollars. Fire crews responded to the midnight incident and secured the site.
Michael Collins leads Sinn Fein finance chiefs who arrived in London to finalize talks with British officials. The delegation, meeting today, aims to reconcile Irish nationalist aims with the British Empire framework.
The News reports CPR Telegraph is exonerated after an inquiry into late world series bulletins. CPR data show filings at Calgary around 12:15 and steady transmission to Medicine Hat, with delays in forwarding copies once filed. The News seeks explanation from Canadian Press Limited for remaining irregularities.
Toronto papers publish W E N Sinclair's February speech in the Ontario Legislature as a stern critique of the Drury Government for fiscal mismanagement. Furs valued at 10100 were stolen from Isaac Cohen's store after robbers removed front door glass.
Word reaches Cal Spencer that Hon. T. B. Bennett Minister of Justice will attend a government supporters convention in Medicine Hat on October 1. A nominating convention is planned for the afternoon and a public meeting in the evening.
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