Chicago's Hopes Fade as Williams Loses
Cincinnati Reds took the second game of the series from the Chicago White Sox 4 to 2. Sallie pitched well for the Reds, holding Chicago scoreless until the seventh inning when two runs came in. Gleason's top pitchers couldn't save Chicago as Cincinnati built a lead and sealed the win.
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Slim” Sailee
White Sox
Green
Cincinnati Reis
Chicago White Sox
Sailee
Reds
Chicago
Dinginnali
Slim Saline
Bhair
Cincinnat
Treaty opponents lose on first vote in Senate
Washington reports the Senate rejected the first Pali amendment to remove the United States from the Belgian boundary commission by 30 to 55. Senator Smith of Georgia urged Golden reservations to secure sixty four votes for the treaty and league covenant, signaling a test vote on Senator Fall's amendment. Paris dispatch notes the Chamber of Deputies unanimously ratified the Franco British American alliance, and later approved the peace treaty with Germany by 872 to 52.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Belgian Boundary Commission
Washington, D. C
Smith
Georgia
Wilson
Senaloy Fall
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Great Britain
Gers Wwany
Rome
Stock Exchange
Meeting of Federated Clubs in Mexico Missouri Today
The district convention of Federated Clubs is held today and tomorrow in Mexico Missouri. Attending from Moberly are Miss Barbara Mullen Mesdaines Oak Hunter Will Sandisan Sam Semple J B Jennings R F Keeley FE S Trobbs Roscoe Kimbrough Harry Hobby Roscoe Kimbrough Harry Ott E W Shrader J W Jones Jr and Miss Margaret Molen.
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Mexico
Moberly
Barbara Mullen
Mesdaines Oak Hunter
Will Sandisan
Sam Semple
J. B. Jennings
R. F. Keeley
FE. &. Trobbs
Roscoe “Kimbrough
Harry
Hobby
Roscoe Kimbrough
Harry Ott
E. W. Shrader
J. W. Jones, Jr
Margaret Molen
Fire Weather Forecast Sees Unsettled Turn Next Day
Generally fair, cooler in the northwest tomorrow, likely turning unsettled. Cooler conditions extend to the north and west portions, signaling changing weather patterns for the region.
Dairymen Hold Evening Meeting On Co operative Plan
Randolph county dairymen and others met in the Commerce Club room to discuss forming a central plant cooperative dairy with a board of directors. Speakers from Sedalia Pettis County and the State University outlined benefits, pasteurized milk, and guaranteed fat, with another meeting planned after evident interest.
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Randolph County
Commerea? Club
W. Long
Sedatia
Pettis Go
Hawai
H. M. Keenex
State University
Sedalia
Springfield
Missouri
Treaty opponents clash over pace of League ratification
Washington observers say Senator Lodge cannot weld GOP opposition to the League of Nations and intends to delay votes through long speeches and reading of amendments. Fall Johnson Brandegee McCumber and others jockey for position as time drags toward possible late October action with a strong push from mild reservationists. The public impatience grows as the debate continues and the final fate of the treaty hangs in the balance.
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D. C
Lhe League of Nations
Senate
Lodge
League
Avery
Johnson
Boich
Wrox
Fall
Brandegee
McCumber-Nelson-McNary
Inkr
League of Nations
Senator Lodge
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
Williams
Cogsip
Old Guard
West
Connecticut
McCumber
North Dakota
First King to Visit America Arrives in New York Harbor
Albert of Belgium and Queen landed aboard the George Washington at Hoboken New Jersey. Vice President Marshall gave the welcome address and the king replied briefly. The visit marks a historic moment as the Belgian monarch receives a regal greeting in the United States.
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King Albert
Belgium
George Washington
Hoboken
New York
Don Chanperlain
Albert
WN. J
Marshall
Wilson
President Wilson in Nervous Condition Amid Medical Consultations
Washington October 2 President Wilson's condition this morning was not entirely good, doctors said. Dr Cary T Grayson stated the president is in a highly nervous state but without alarming symptoms. Grayson called in nerve and eye specialists and conferred with navy doctors as a precautionary measure while noting recovery progress remains possible even with today’s setback.
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Washington
Wilson
Cary T- Grayson
Grayson
Frank 3. Derenn
Philadelphia
George DeSmchweimetz
Fiis
BE. P. Stipp
Dennis
Navy
White House
Printers Strike Triggers Suspension of 152 Periodicals
New York on October 2 reports ten thousand printers to be idle as 152 periodicals suspend publication amid a dispute between the international union and four seceding locals. Publishers refuse a 44 hour week and $14 raise, seeking arbitration. unions reach deals with publishers and decline to recognize seceding locals. The Association of Employing Printers warns plants may move unless a settlement is reached.
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New York
International Union
Greater Moriarty Chamber of Commerce Enlistment Drive Expands
Campaign committee reports enrollments surpassing 200 with many prospects yet unseen due to numbers and distances. Volunteers from all city sectors canvass for charter members as the organization meeting approaches, urging residents to join and assist in a coordinated statewide effort.
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Earter
Greater Moriarty
Moberly
Chamber of Commerce
Taylor
Campalee
Judge Gary Spurns Compromise Talk On Steel Strike
Washington Oct 2 Judge Elbert A Gary rejected compromise or arbitration as the steel strike crisis loomed. He warned delay could prompt a Senate labor committee visit to the steel district and urged an extended inquiry while asserting union leaders represent a majority of workers and foreign elements influence the strike.
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Washington,d. C
Elbert A. Gary
Senate
Gary
Senate Tabor
Unnion
Arrest Report Highlights Stolen Rail Car Case
Willie Wesley, a 184 year old cotorea poy, was arrested this morning for stealing from a railroad car. He pleaded guileiore saath. McCanne aid was sentenced to three days in the county jail. He claimed he was staking the legal to give to a HEETO, woman who was ill. This was his first offense.
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Willie Wesley
Guileiore
Senator Reed Egged in Ardmore Oklahoma Turmoil During Speech
Ardmore Oklahoma October 2 U S Senator James A Reed of Missouri was egged and booed as he was introduced for a speech against the treaty and league of nations. Lights shorted and disorder swept a 6000 strong crowd. Reed left without speaking. Influential residents and local officials condemned the disturbance and Ardmore mass meetings passed resolutions censuring Reed. The incident sparked protests and a political clash over national policy.
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Ardmore
Oklahoma
Robertson
Senato Reed
Missouri
League of
Phreemen
Senator Reed
Convention Hall
U.states
James A. Reed
Treaty
League of Nations
Reed
Edvator Reed
Wilson
Arter County Courthouge
Lgngue of Nations
Oklahoma City
Vernor, Robertson Today
United States
Race War Subides After 2 Days Riot at Elaine
Welena Arkansas October 2 One white man and many negroes were jailed after renewed rioting at Eldine twenty five miles south of Welena. Authorities at Phillips County sheriff's office report four white men dead and an undetermined number of negroes killed. Seven negroes are known dead with others missing. Some victims died as the outbreak spread today. Order returned later when five hundred troops from Camp Pike patrolled Elaine with machine guns mounted at vantage points. Exodus of women and children feared with guards on duty.
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Omaha
Nev
Tf. G Wisener
Wmiaj
Leonard Wood
Ralph Glison
Welena
Ark
Eldine
Here
Blaine
Phillips
Camp Pike
Elaine
Giard
Mitchells Estate in White Plains Belongs to Former Mine Workers Leader
In White Plains New York on October 2 John Mitchell former president of the United Mine Workers of America left an estate valued at 250000 largely in stocks and bonds. A petition for administration was filed in Westchester Surrogate Court. In another item RF Piggott sustained a head and facial injury after jumping from a train at Carpe Street crossing and overbalancing, with a painful but not serious wound.
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Mitchell
White Plains
N. Y
Jonn’ Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Westchester County
RF. Piggott
Carpe Street
Last night McKibben report in late wire flashes
A late wire flash notes McKibben reporting on an event from the previous night. Details are incomplete but indicate ongoing coverage by a field correspondent.
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Black Holt
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