Giants Run Roughshod Over Yankees In Easy Victory
Giants dominate with 8 to 2 win over the Yankees. Early scoring spree sets pace as Yanks stall late. Errors burden New York while Giants stay error free in the win.
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Kelly
Meusel
Rawlings
Miller
Snyder
Barnes
Harper
Shawkey
Burns
Bancroft
Barcroft
Frisch
Yankees
Schang
Stankey
Fewster
Peckinpaugh
Peckinpaugh Miller
Ruth
Ward
Hopper
McNaly
McNally
Moriarity
Earl Smith
Pipp
Open Campaign in Ont. Monday sparks Ontario visit
In Toronto Oct 11 a message from Hon T A Crerar Progressive leader states a western push will devote the week of Oct 17 to campaign in Ontario. A Brampton send off Monday night will feature Premier Drury and U F O secretary Morrison on the platform backing the provincial farmers campaign.
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Crerar
Ont
Drury
Toronto
T. A. Crerar
Progressive Party
Ontario
Brampton
J. J
Morrison
U.F.O
Ruth to miss rest of series due to arm injury
New York report says Babe Ruth will sit out the balance of the series after his arm injury worsened with swelling and infection spreading to glands. The pitcher’s doctor warned further play could endanger his arm and he telephoned the Yankees to confirm he cannot play again.
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Babe Ruth
New York
Iis
Polo Grounds
Fie Yeiwety
Thud House
Irish Conference Opens At Downing Street
London observers report the Irish conference at No 10 Downing Street began today with Lloyd George hosting Sinn Fein and British officials. The session ran two hours and adjourned until four o clock with Sinn Fein members leaving in a car and declining to answer questions. The later notice said adjournment to Thursday morning.
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London
Sinn Fein
No. 10
Downing Street
Lloyd George
Ireland
No. 10 Downing Street
New Brunswick Goes Bone Dry After Referendum Vote
Frederickton Ontario October 1 New Brunswick joins the dry provinces after a decisive referendum against importing alcoholic liquors for beverage purposes. Early tallies show the margin over 2 to 1 against importation 38500 to 15600 and the vote is not yet complete.
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Frederickton
N. B
New Iswick
Emergency tariff extends to February first
Washington reports the emergency tariff and dye embargo rates, set to expire November 11, will extend until February 1 under a bill favorably reported by the House Ways and Means Committee. The extension covers the emergency tariff lifes, keeping existing rates in force.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Red Poppies Made by French Women
Message from provincial headquarters states a large batch of red poppies from France will arrive for Armistice Day. The hand made poppies are crafted by French women and children in devastated areas to aid those who suffered in the war. sales will occur at local centers.
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France
National Railways report August earnings exceed expenses
President D B Hanna announced that for August the Intercolonial Prince Edward Island National Transcontinental Grand Trunk Pacific and Canadian Northern Railways earned net $47 231.44 on operating mileage over 17 000 miles. Revenues topped expenses with earnings 10 536 461.74 and expenses 10 489 230.30.
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Toronto
D. B. Hanna
Canadian National Railways
Intercolonial
Prince Edward Island
National Transcontinental
Grand Trunk Pacific
Canadian Northern Railways
Richard
National Railways
Quebec Town Hard Hit By Fire
Three Rivers Quebec town report says a fire started at a telephone central office on Sunday night near Grandmere area and destroyed eight houses before fire brigades from Grandmere and St. Tite contained it. A second fire at dawn burned James Stnault’s house. Ten houses burned total with estimated losses around 100000 dollars and little insurance.
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P. Q
Can. Press
St. Severn Village
Grandmere
St. Tite
James Stnault
Victoria Farmer Becomes Iv gane After Tragic Outburst
Almond Crombie, a Victoria county farmer from Plaster Rock New Brunswick, allegedly threatened to kill his wife and Donovan of Chicago, killed and mutilated his nine year old son, attacked another son, then hanged himself in a forest clearning but survived. disputes over whether the children should be raised Protestant or Catholic are noted.
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Plaster Rock
N. B
Almond Crombie
Victoria County
Donovan
Chicago
Almond
Cromble
Ireland
Thieves Target J Prassow's Grocery in Queen Street Break-In
A burglary at J Prassow's grocery and general store on Queen Street last night saw a substantial theft of clothing and boots and $20 from the till. Police report multiple complaints of theft from clothes lines and vow to treat offenders severely.
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J. Prassow
Queen Street
Advices Irelands Proclamation Urges Caution in London Talks
Dublin reports Eamon de Valera issued a proclamation urging Ireland not to indulge in foolish hopes as Irish delegates meet British representatives in London. He warns unity is vital, calls for faith in delegates, and says only a peace honoring Ireland's right and freedoms can end the struggle. Continued on page two.
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Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Dail Eiereann
London
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Great Britain
Demonstration of Flaming Dragon on Babington Farm
The weed burner and insect destroyer known as the Flaming Dragon will be demonstrated tomorrow afternoon about two miles south of the city on Mr. W. R. Babington's farm. Promoters say improvements make the machine work satisfactorily after a prior demonstration.
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Delock
W. R. Babington
Burglars Showed Fight in Windsor Shooting
Oct. 11 Windsor reports a drug store burglary attempt ended in gunfire. Patrolman Bower said he ordered Depreis and Gerard to surrender. a suspect fired, wounding Gerard in the right side and fatally wounding Depreis with a shot to the abdomen.
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Windsor
Alex Depress
Bower
Depreis
William Gerard
Gerard
Deprei
Court Hears Liquor and Firearm Offenses
In polite court Quan Sing was fined 50 dollars and costs for liquor in other than his private dwelling. Quan Quoy was fined 3 dollars and costs for possessing a revolver without a permit. E Irvine was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication.
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Quan Sing
Quan Quoy
E. Irvine
Threshing Advances Across Western Prairies
Manitoba Free Press reports threshing has advanced much further with smaller losses than anticipated. Saskatchewan and parts of northern districts near completion this week. Northern Alberta weather favorable. some Southern Alberta areas too dry for ploughing. September fire losses total 2,410,000 dollars, down 70,000 from August last year.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Free Press
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Grande Prairie
Edmonton
Prairie West
Late Seeding Warnings From Alberta Farm Expert
Mr J H Fairfield superintendent of experimental farms Lethbridge says Bow Island to Medicine Hat farmers still sow full rye in October. He warns October seeding yields are lower and winter kill risk is high, urging farmers to stop the practice.
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J. H. Fairfield
Lethbridge
Bow Island
Medicine Hat
Fairfield
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