Boston Braves Crown World Champions After Fourth Straight Win
The Boston Braves captured the world title by defeating Philadelphia Athletics, extending their winning streak to four straight games.
13 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1914
Page
1
The Boston Braves captured the world title by defeating Philadelphia Athletics, extending their winning streak to four straight games.
Boston and Philadelphia clash in game four of the World Series under overcast skies at Fenway. Shawkey and Pennock pitched, with key hits by Walsh, Moran, and Oldring shaping a tight contest. Bunched scoring in early innings gives way to a tense finish as both teams trade blows, but the fielding and base running produce an uneven line score.
A Mount Saint Mary’s College senior was seriously injured during a college football game on campus and died an hour later after being tackled while attempting to catch a forward pass. A slenderly built man delivered the tackle and the player fell heavily, sustaining a fatal concussion.
Lieutenant Governor Barrett, visiting Shreveport and New Orleans, expressed strong support for all constitutional amendments. He said no opposition exists and urged backing the measures, noting they include provisions for additional judges to speed criminal matters in parishes and the state.
Reports indicate partial prospects of government relief for cotton farmers despite limited or uncertain support. Officials weigh options as market conditions and policy debates shape potential assistance.
Secretary McAdoo signals possible new federal relief and a British conference this week may yield benefits for cotton markets. A St Louis fund of 150 million dollars backs the buy a bale movement to inject cash and stabilize prices while warehousing questions spark debate among Southern representatives.
The article discusses the State Department stance on cotton as non contraband and shipping on neutral vessels to Germany or other nations. It notes potential fines to enforce respect for neutral transport, predicts lower cotton prices, and foresees limited demand. It also mentions the American Raw Association annual meeting in Washington with notable speakers and guests from Canada and Argentina.
Memphis Tennessee reports a drastic cut in hardwood production since the war in Europe began. Mississippi Valley mills shifted from full operation to converting onhand logs into lumber. Output in the Memphis district may be down 2 to 16 percent, with stock liquidation and weak demand. Exports near standstill except some UK cargoes. Timber owners resist logging under present conditions.
Report notes perceived progress with the mother at multiple points by allies. The SERS and Howeed received S250 to agree to withdraw damage support.
A lengthy court proceeding in Shreveport and Pinecrest involves a death tied to alleged poisoning. Casper Troscott faces cross examination as the case against Vicksburg Shreveport and Pacific Railroad grows, with a potential settlement discussed at $2048 and a rumored offer of $250 to halt the suit.
The report covers the American Board annual meeting with remarks byPresiding officers and invited speakers. It notes tributes to leaders and a focus on missions and evangelical programs, chaired by the View President, with ceremonies and speeches by Dr Sameerel Capen and Rev George Ro Greene among others.
A New York Commercial Tercentenary program for Tercentenary Week opens October 2. Highlighted by Hoonibormobile pageant with Senator Nelson A. Mires and Admiral Peary at the head. Concluding feature focuses on industry education and patriotic power themes.
Fragmented report details the trial of suspected assassins linked to the Archduke Ferdinand killing. It notes South African troops in revolt and mentions naval and military actions, with blurred names and unclear outcomes amid wartime disruption.
London reports amid a flood of war speculation as observers forecast a decisive clash on the eastern front. Analysts describe mounting tension and heightened troop movements suggesting a major engagement may unfold soon in the conflict.
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