Giants Blank Yankees at Polo Grounds Three to Nothing
Giants defeat the New York Yankees 3 0 at the Polo Grounds led by Deacon John Scott who shut down Hoyt and the Yankees. The game notes Hoyt pitched loosely as Scott impressed with fastball and curve to secure the win.
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Associated Press
Polo Grounds
New York
New York Yankees
Hoyt
Schang
Scott and Smith
Giants
Yankees
Deacon
John Scott
Turk Reply to Terms of Peace Is Emphatic
Constantinople Oct 6 After overnight talks with high commissioners and military experts allied generals prepared to return to Mudania to resume the armistice conference The outcome of the deliberations was not announced and the situation remained serious though a basis for agreement among British French and Italian delegations was hoped The allied warships were to leave at noon and reach Mudania around 2 30 this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Mudania
Huggins Uses Hoyt In World Series Opener
Waite Hoyt starts for the Yankees as Miller Huggins reshuffles his pitching rotation in hopes of a first win against John McGraw and the Giants in the Polo Grounds opener. McQuillan and Scott are ready, Rosey Ryan praised, while crowd attendance remains low and weather favorable.
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Polo Grounds
N. Y
Miller Huggins
Yankee
Waite Hoyt
Giants
John McGraw
McQuillan
Scott
McGraw
Sam Jones
Bush
Huggins
Ball Park
Hoyt
Nick Altrock
al Schaacht
George Murphy
Yankees
Ruth
MacReady and Kelly Smash All Endurance Records
In San Diego on October 6 Lieutenant John A. MacReady and Oakley Kelly flew a monoplane for 26 hours and 34 minutes, surpassing the prior endurance record of 26 hours 19 minutes 35 seconds. The feat, reported from Mineola, New York, ties into the aviation authorities noting the previous heavier-than-air record by Stinson and Bertrand at 26 hours 19 minutes 85 seconds set December 30, 1921.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
John A. MacReady
Oakley Kelly
United States Army
Mineola
N. Y
Stinson
Rail power plants restart as strike ends in Monroe
After months of walkout, Vicksburg Shreveport and Missouri Pacific shops are fully manned and back on prestrike schedules. Electric power plants resume operation, car departments reorganize, and 200 bad cars are overhauled from Little Rock to Monroe and Lake Charles.
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Vicksburg, Sheveport & Pacific
Missouri Pacific Railroads
Monroe
Taylor
Missouri Pacific Railrad
Little Rock
Ark
Lake Charles
Missouri Pacific
Ferguson
Black man captured after month in swamp regions
Curtis Wyatt, a Black man accused of injuring his wife with a dangerous public safety item, was captured Thursday in Monroe after hiding in swamps for about a month. He was arraigned before Judge Charles Schulze on the charge and released on a $100 bond. Wyatt reportedly returned home due to hunger after the exile.
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Curtis Wyatt
Monroe
Wyatt
Charles Schulze
Klan Leaders Deny Indicted Clarke Charges Move
Atlanta October reports the Ku Klux Klan Imperial Wizard pro tempore Edward Young Clarke denial of charges in an indictment for using the mails to defraud. The Imperial Kloneium and officials claim the accusations stem from former employees and deny Clarke’s wrongdoing. They cite an audit showing funds properly transmitted to the imperial palace and blame the Klan corporation, not Clarke, for any bond premium issues.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Edward Young Clarke
Ku Klux Klan
Imperial Klonesium
Klan
Ar. Clarke
W. J. Simmons
Imperial Wizard
The
Klondlum
Clarke
Corke
E. Y. Clarke
Showers to Break Drought After Sudden Atmospheric Changes
Washington reports marked shifts in atmospheric pressure east of the Mississippi will bring showers to eastern states soon, ending the lengthy drought. Weather officials note a high over the St Lawrence Valley and new plans for a northern weather station to improve forecasts. By weekend, moderate rains expected to relieve the Atlantic and Southern states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Canda
St. Lawrence Valley
New England
Baffin Bay
Canada
Atlantic
Tick Eradication Association Meets in Monroe Tuesday
The Tick Eradication Association plans a Monroe meeting on Tuesday October 10 with delegates from about 16 parishes. Officials say cooperation has grown and funding for the campaign will be a key issue as they report district conditions and future activities.
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Tick Eradication Association
Monroe
Louisiana
Coble
Charles Phillips
Uncertain Near East Talks Divide Paris Amid Armistice Efforts
Paris reports ongoing unease over the Near East situation as the armistice conference in Madania yields no official updates. A censored wire hints Brigadier Gen. Harington’s conciliatory stance is constrained by British orders, with unconfirmed mention of Greek troop movements to Adrianople.
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Paris
Near East
Quai ‘D’orsay
Madania
M. Franklin-Bouillon
Harington
Saloniki
Adrianople
Thrace
Poincare
M. Venizelos
M. Poldtis
Arab Turkish leader sends message to Constantinople
Mutapha Kemal Pasha issues a message to the people of Constantinople promising peace and the realization of national aspirations. He says the world stands with them and that even Britain’s public men who opposed them have begun to change their view.
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Angora
Mutapha Kemal Pashy
Constantinople
Swith
Great Britain
Conference Not Ended in London Deadlock Persists
London reports the Madania conference remains not ended after a cabinet meeting. It is deadlocked and cannot resume until British and French governments confer. Lord Curzon will depart for Paris to meet Premier Poincare.
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Associated Press
London
Lord Curzon
Paris
Poincare
France protests Greek reinforcements to Thrace
Paris says the French government instructed its Athens minister to protest Greece sending reinforcements to its army in Thrace. The move heightens tensions between the two nations amid the ongoing Greek military actions.
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Paris
Athens
Thrace
Wisconsin Co Educates Rally Over Dance Regulation
Wisconsin co ed students protest a dean of women rule and Madison city ordinance classifying the junior promenade and the military ball as public dances. They face possible expulsion for attending. A meeting with students deans and officials to decide fate is planned within a week.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
University
New Facts Spark Reexamination in Brunswick Killings
Associated Press reports investigators in New Brunswick New Jersey reopened many interviews after new facts emerged in the Hall murder case. The inquiry focuses on letters signed D L T and clues about a liaison between Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Reinhardt Mills. Detectives suspect they were observed meeting in Park Lane near the crime scene.
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Associated Press
New Brunswick
N. J
Edward Wheeler Hall
Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist
Eleanor Reinhardt Mills
Richberg seeks prompt review of injunction case
Chicago October 6 Donald Richberg attorney for strike leaders plans motions for a swift review of the injunction proceedings against the railway shop crafts in his answer to Judge Wilkerson and the attorney general. He seeks a hearing by three circuit judges sitting en banc and criticized Daugherty and Beck for alleged bad faith in proposals to speed final disposition. He was given until today to file his answer.
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Chicago
Donald R. Richberg
Wilkerson
Daugherty
Riehberg
Beck
British cabinet debates Thrace and Turkish move
London and Washington dispatches reveal the British cabinet discusses Thrace with concern for the Greek minority and opposes Turkish crossing of the straits before the peace conference. Venizelos visits do not alter British stance as Ismet Pasha hardens demand on Thrace. Red Cross relief to Near East refugees expands with $50,000 for blankets and $25,000 for medical supplies.
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Associated Press
London
Near East
Thrace
Chanak
Straits
Ismet Pasha
Venizelos
Greece
Washington
American
Red Cross
Paris
Society
Athens
Saloniki
Gas customers urged to pay by the 10th to save ten percent
Notice from Natural Gas Co. Inc warns that bills paid by the 10th receive a ten percent discount. If not paid by the 20th, service will be discontinued without further notice.
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Phillips
Kemal
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Bruce Frizzell
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Brunswick
New Jersey
Richberg
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