Boston Braves Win First Game of World Series
Boston Braves take the opening game of the World Series as National Leaguers overpower the former world champions with an easy win in Boston.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1914
Page
1
Bender Knocked Out in World Series as Athletics Lose
Boston pitchers dominated Philadelphia with a 7 1 final. Deal and Moranville made key plays early while Bender exited the mound for Wyckoff, marking the first time an Athletic pitcher was batted out in a world series. Strunk, Moranville, and Whitted supplied offense for Boston through the nine innings.
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Detting
Philadelphia McIan
Strunk
Moran
Barry
Hkvers
Schang
Gowdy
Moranville
Bender
Evers
Boston
Connolly
Whitted
Connolly Whited
McInnis
Schmidt
Collins
Philadelphia
Baker
Mc Tanig
Maranville
Vers
Wyckoff
Wycoff
Baseball Opening at Shibe Park Draws 22000 Fans
Twenty two thousand spectators packed Shibe Park for the World Series opener. Boston and Philadelphia traded early threats as Gowdy and Wyckoff produced multi base hits while Rudolph, Bender, and Wyckoff locked down in the mound. The crowd braved rumors of showers as Deal impressed at third for the Braves and Umpires Dineen Klem Byron and Hilderbrand oversaw the game.
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Associated Fresh
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Deal
Braves
Athletics
Bender
Schang
Boston
Rudolph
Gowdy
Dineen
Klem
Byron
Hilderbrand
Collins
Connolly
Murphy
Oldring
Schmidt
Baker
Dean
Whitted
Maranville
Barry
Cambridge Mayor Bans Boxing in the University City
Mayor Good of Cambridge, Massachusetts, has imposed a city wide ban on boxing in response to rising safety concerns. The move affects venues, clubs, and amateur bouts within the city limits. Local officials say enforcement will begin immediately and penalties will apply to violators.
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Mayor Good
Cambridge, Mass
University City
Brock to Box Kid Kansas in Erie Match Oct 16
Phil Brock and Kid Kansas have been matched to box in Erie Pennsylvania on October 16. The bout pairs two noted lightweights in a scheduled fight card likely drawing local fans.
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Phil Brock
Kid Kansas
Erie
Last Antitrust Bill Goes to President After Senate Approval
The Clayton antitrust bill clears Congress with a 244 to 54 House vote, backed by Democrats and most Republicans. It targets interlocking directorates, holding companies, price discrimination, and exclusive contracts, while exempting certain agricultural and fraternal groups. The measure now goes to the President as Congress nears adjournment.
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Washington, Dct
Congress
Senate
House
Revenue Laws Ready for Distribution
Washington announces a Bureau of the Census bulletin ready for distribution detailing state and local revenue systems. It covers general property taxes inheritance taxes corporate taxes income taxes business taxes licenses and fees along with assessment equalization and collection methods.
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Washington
Wm. J. Harris
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
Teachers Urged to Boost Sunday School Parade Attendance
Mr R W Germany superintendent of the Methodist Sunday school urges teachers to secure full class attendance for the Sunday parade. Pupils from Methodist Baptist and Presbyterian schools meet at Grammont and Jackson streets at 9 30 Sunday to parade through main streets then return for rally day services. The Baptist church aims to double its attendance on rally and promotion day.
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R. W. Germany
Methodist
Baptist
Presbyterian
Grammont
Jykson
Baptist Sunday School
Many Experts to Testify in Trial of Casper Howell
Prosecutors prepare for extensive testimony in the casper howell case charged with meliering involving a step daughter and alleged financial crimes.
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Casper Howell
Meliering
Featherstone Guilty Eleven Jurors Seated in Howell Murder Trial
The Shreveport Times reports eleven jurors qualified to sit in the trial of Casper Howell for the murder of his stepdaughter Mary Long in Simsboro on December 21 1915. The lengthy voir dire sifted twenty veniremen, with five of six jurors drawn from a special panel living far from town.
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Shreveport Times
Reston
Stee
Casper Howell
Mary Long
Simsboro
Halstead
L. L. Foster
EB. C. Ball, Jr
T. Y. Colvin
J. J. Fuller
Dubach
Fmd
John B. Carter
Ruston
J. B. Reynolds
Arcadia
LincelIn Parish
J. B. Renolds
Arcadim
Will Wallace
Winnfield
R. B. Dawkins
Times
Howell
Howard B. Warren
Julius T. Long
A. L. Metz
New Orleans
Mary L Long
der. Thomas Ragan
Shreveport
First American three gun turrets to be installed on Nevelia
Quincy, Mass October 9 Preparations at Fore River shipyards for installation of the first three gun turrets on the battleship Nevelia These turrets will be the heaviest and best protected on any American warship each mounting three 14 inch guns weighing about 147 500 pounds They will be fitted with armor work and tracks and are expected to be hoisted aboard the Nevada next week Five 14 inch guns will face forward and five aft with a two gun turret above each position creating a powerful, highly concentrated field of fire
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Quincy
Mass
Rver
Nevelia
Nevada
United States
Antwerp Still Holding Out Against Furious Naval Attack
The Nevada and Oklahoma, two American ships with 14 inch guns, use five two gun turrets and are under construction at Camden New Jersey. Nevada’s armor progress is described with plans for a single smoke stack and centralized boilers. German forces are accused of using incendiary bombs against the city.
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Antwerp
New York
Texas
Nevada
Oklahoma
New York Ship Building Company
Camden
N. J
Montana Supreme Court Rules Militia Punishment Void
The Montana Supreme Court ruled that the state national guard in Putte may not punish for violations of law. Daniel Gillis, tried for rioting in a military court at Butte, was denied habeas corpus and ordered to be dealt with by law. The decision states the governor can detain militia to suppress insurrection but cannot authorize punitive military action.
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Helena
Mont
Supreme Court of Montana
National Guard of
Montana
Putte
Daniel Gillis
Butte
Gillis
Lorimer Indicted in Federal Court for Misappropriation
Chicago October 9 William Lorimer former U S senator elect or removed after a probe on illegal election was indicted in federal court on misappropriation charges tied to funds of La Salle Street National Bank. Co defendant Joseph M Gwilinger and bank officers Charles B Munday Charles G Fox Thomas McDonald named.
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Chicago
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Federal
la Salle Street National Bank
la Salle Street Trust and Savings
Lorimer
Joseph M. Gwilinger
Lorimer & Gallagher
Siege of Antwerp Deepens Amid Western Front Struggle
The report notes Antwerp endures furious bombardment with incendiaries and siege guns as German forces press the siege. Belgian and Allied defenses hold, yet the battle line in France nears the Belgian frontier, suggesting a decisive outcome could lift or doom Antwerp.
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Antwerp
France
Associated Presse
London
England
Albert
Ostend
Belgium
Paris
Lille
Labassee
Woevre
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