Pinch Hit In Thirteenth Opens Boston Rally
Boston defeats Cleveland 4 to 2 as pinch hitter Thomas IBth drives in key runs. The game features notable innings and pitcher battles, with Kreuzer Neill and Shore Agnesy listed in the batteries for Cleveland and Boston respectively. The card highlights early scoring, late rallies, and strikeout figures across the National League action.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Aia
York Bee
Louis
Serma Philadedputs
National League
New York Ae
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Mass
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Kreuzer
Neill
Shore
Agnesy
Cincy
Gineinnally
Ohio
Reuther
Hressler
Tyler
Trogressor
Bressler
Smith
Tvleats
Teeel Gincinnati
Senate action urged to oust La Follette
The executive committee of the Gienso branch of the National Security league set up a sub committee to draft resolutions urging Congress to oust Senator La Follette. The draft will be submitted to the full committee later today. Epidemic in Camp Mills. Three quarantine routes established in Rainbow of 42nd Division of the National Guard after investigation into cerebro spinal meningitis among troops. One death reported and carriers identified in Company G of the 467th Infantry through throat cultures.
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Chicazo
Til
Ghienso Branc
National Security Teaure
Orongress
Labollette
Camp Mills
Minneola
N.Y
National Guard
Gol. Gressinger
467Th Infantry
4Th Alabama
Germans Raid London Second Night Running
London endures a second night of aerial bombardment as German planes attack Dover South East England and London districts. Official reports note limited penetration, with 15 killed and 20 injured in London, while authorities claim German losses. Citizens shelter, some resumed routines, and alarms continued across boroughs.
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London
Germany
Berlin
Leinding
Ai Geran
Lendonno
Dover
South Ead
Ghatian
Sheerness
Franke
Eng
French
Home Defense
Yorkshire
Lincolnshire
Come Cast Town
Pritish
Lon
Daily Mail
Comen
Cats Risals
Sayine
Beitish
Deen Vm
Polic
Senate approves war deficiency bill amid brisk debate
Washington Sept 25 Senate passed the war deficiency bill after a brief debate. An additional 800 million was added before it moves to conference. Senator Martin urged tighter scrutiny of extravagant departmental estimates amid warnings the government may need to curb spending to fund the war. Robinson proposed a $500,000 appropriation for employments as part of the bill.
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Washington, D.1
Senate
W House
House
Martin
Appropriations Committee
Democratic Hoop
Whitt
Tiel Sid
Maine
Jeader
Robinson
Gold Exports To Be Curbed Measures In Sept
Government announces curbs on gold exports to balance imports. Export limits apply to payments for merchandise and determine allowable quantities for travelers leaving the country. Cash allowances include up to 5000 dollars or 200 in silver certificates, with restrictions on currency and metal transfers.
Draft fraud arrests unfold after federal probe ends
Sir Joseph Me, Sept 24, Leslie KF Clark, former deputy sheriff, is the first man arrested as the federal and jury finish their probe into closed draft frauds. Clark allegedly paid a young farmer to obtain exemption denial and save bond. County coroner Forest Tomas and exemption board member al Ausast face linked charges as conspirators in the scheme.
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Joseph
Leslie KF. Clark
Focal
Forest Tomas
AL. Ausast
Wand Haniel Sheyra
Fsa
Bis
Aine
Shepherd
Engel Shepherd
Correspondent Held by U S Authorities in Washington
A German correspondent, Barthelome, was arrested in Wichita Kans and held for investigation. Federal authorities seized a trunk sent to the station containing about 206 pounds of congressional records check stubs and other papers.
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Wichita
Barthelome
Washington
Groree
Coloene
Germany
Labor Department Conference Bill Totals Across Agencies
A conference summary shows the bill totaling 41.1 million dollars including 2.485 billion for central authorities and 774 million in committee amendments. The measure covers department labor allocations and related authorizations, with adjustments reflected in the conference language.
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Department of Labor
Mooney Case Under Wilson Review by Attorney General
Washington September 25 President Wilson in response to appeals from labor leaders has asked Attorney General to look into the Thomas Mooney case of San Francisco. Mooney, convicted in a murder plot tied to a preparedness day bombing, faces appeals alleging persecution. The president, offering no opinion, has referred arguments to the appropriate branch.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Giesory
Driak
Thomas Mooney
San Francisco
Labor Feaders
White House
Mooney
Wn iMinus
Court Martial for 164 Negroes at Fort Bliss
Fort Bliss Texas Sept 24 Col John A Hal appointed judge advocate to try 164 African American soldiers linked to the Houston meeting of August 23 arrives to arrange a general court martial to convene soon after. No prisoners confined in the stockade. Inquiry of 24th Infantry ongoing. New York City Sept 26 five men convicted of impersonating U S Navy officers and kidnapping sailors to collect bounty sentenced to three years and four days in federal prison.
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Meyers
Toney
Wingo
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pilchine
Carter
Cadore
Aoman
Innine
Myers
Stenzal
Adore
Kruezer
McFarrell
Miller
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Mesenger
Adams
Rockwell
Giants
St. Louis
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Seapp
Gilson
Goodwin
Snyder
St. Lois
White Sox
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Cage
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Stanage
Gelle
McGraw and Nunamaker
Fort Bliss
Texas
John A. Hal
Houston
Ty Gol Gearse O. Cross
Southern Department
NEW Dork Giy
United States Navy
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Warry Ay Weed
James Eaton
Todas
U.S. District Court
Miners Demand Wage Hikes Across Central Field
Immediate wage raises from 6 to 10 percent are demanded by miners in the central competitive field including Ohio Indiana Illinois and Western Pennsylvania. Representatives of operators and miners plan a joint meeting at Marea to discuss a general wage readjustment. Officials warn they may resist if the increases are too high and say President Wilson will not permit raises.
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Roy
Gio
Indiana
Illinois
Vind Westernennsylvania
Seattle metal trades set to strike Saturday
Seattle metal trades unions in Seattle shipyards and allied shops order a 10 o'clock Saturday strike for 12 000 members after a rank and file push in the Ware wage dispute. The Seattle Metal Trades Council and central organization of the unions announce the action as a show down on the wage issue.
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Sattle Metal Trades
Seattle
Wash
Seattle Metal Trades Council
Central Organizatio
Poles to Fight Under U S Flag in Canada
About ten thousand Polish-Americans will train together at Niagara effapy near Niagara-on-the-Lake in Ontario from late September to November. American officers have prepared to command the Polish troops and will be commissioned at Niagara.
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U.S
Niagara
Toronto
President Wilson nominates Port to federal trade commission
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson nominates John Franklin Port, former New Jersey Governor, to serve as a member of the Federal Trade Commission. Port was appointed to fill the unexpired term and would begin duties soon.
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Washington, D. T
Ae Zu
Wilson
Franklin Port
New Jersey
Federal Trade
Bort
Pebrowy
Paris silhouette sets trend in medieval inspired dress lines
A Paris fashion silhouette shows the newest dress trend with plaited or draped materials forming a waist, hip, and bust line of similar circumference. The style, though medieval in idea, flatters the female figure and suits many countries.
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Paris
Burns and first aid in wartime homes
Internal wartime guidance describes burn types from first to third degree, signs like redness and blisters, and treatment steps. It warns of shock risks, infection, and dangerous complications such as erysipelas and pneumonia, with home care tips and cautions until expert help arrives.
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Mary Mining
McDougall
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