Speaker Shines as Indians Top Dodgers 8 1 in Windy Opener
In a cold gusty afternoon at Ebbets Field Cleveland’s Tris Speaker and Joe Sewell propelled the Indians to an 8 to 1 victory over Brooklyn. Stanley Coveleskie quieted the Dodgers with five scattered blows while Speaker’s glove and Sewell’s bat sparked key rallies. Joe Wood added two runs as Cleveland seized game one of the 1920 World Series season amid a subdued crowd and windy conditions.
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Indians Canon Series Grimes to Oppose Bagby in Box Toda
Statistics favor the Cleveland Indians as Grimes faces Bagby in game today. The seventeenth series shows the first game winner often takes the series, yet Brooklyn’s Dodgers expect to overturn the odds. Uncle Wilbert Robinson remains confident the Dodgers will fight back, switching to right hander Burleigh Grimes against Jim Bagby as Speaker’s best box record.
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Attell in Town Denies Subpoena for Jury Appearance
Abe Attell former featherweight champion nicknamed Nick the Greek and two other gamblers were reportedly expected to appear before Nassau County District Attorney Weeks for the baseball scandal inquiry Attell denied any subpoena had been served and said no papers were delivered He later indicated he might testify before Supreme Court Justice Scudder at Mineola Attell has been linked to gambling rings and a possible $100000 gain from the 1919 world series while the D A Swann reorganized staff to oversee the probe
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Saratoga
Hall of World Sunday School Convention Burns Down
A fire in Tokio destroyed the large hall hosting the World Sunday School Convention, started by faulty wiring as lights were turned on. The light, stucco clad structure burned within minutes, with many delegates inside. no casualties reported as officials believed all were safe outside. Charles T. Raines of New York helped guide delegates to exits, but some in the back may have been unaccounted for.
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New York
Dry Goods Advised Retailers Must Share Burden
S H Ditehett editor of The Dry Goods Economist urged dry goods firms to cut prices to match conditions at the convention. He warned it is better to lose money than lose customers, noting many have overpaid recently and calling for a return to normal pricing. He cautioned against any combination or fusing of efforts to resist the market and emphasized price discipline at the Plaza event.
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New York
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Pennsylva
Reds Accept Borah Wires Polish Terms
The Reds accept new terms from Borah and Poland as President Harding vows to continue fighting for the election and the defeat of the league. He refrains from quitting and signals persistence in his own approach.
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Armistice talks advance as Polish and Russian chiefs meet
London and Paris dispatches report that M Joie and M Dombki head the Russian and Polish delegations reached an armistice agreement preliminary to peace not later than October. Details due tomorrow, with Polish gains noted including prisoner counts and material captures as Wrangel's forces push in South Russia amid famine fears and Soviet instability.
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Minsk
New British Trade Pact Calls On Reds to Pay Czar's Debts
A draft trade agreement between Great Britain and Soviet Russia aims to resume commerce while recognizing prewar debts and easing gold movements. It faces opposition from bankers but gains support from woolen goods and shoe traders. The pact, contingent on the world conference, outlines ten points including passports, representation, and debt acknowledgment, with six months’ notice to terminate.
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Agreement Reestablishes World Shipping Ties With Germany
Twenty year contract details between American Ship and Commerce Corp. and Hamburg American Line reveal plans to restore pre war freight and passenger routes. Harriman discloses texts to counter critics and show German joint venture on a fifty fifty basis, extending to U S Atlantic Gulf ports and global connections.
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Weaxford Mayor Court Clash Highlights Ireland Tension
In London and Dublin on October 5, Irish officials faced pressure as clashes erupted. An arbitration court session in Went Was unrated saw Alderman Corian and Judge Sherchanit seized, hunger striker Terence Mac Switey detained, and a Dublin post office raid by military forces. Skibbereen saw armed bands attack police, seize prisoners, and burn the barracks with no recorded casualties.
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World's Largest Ship Burns While Building
BERLIN Oct 5 The steam ship Bismarck intended to be the world’s largest vessel burned at Hamburg during construction. It would have a gross tonnage of 56 000, far exceeding 34 282 ton Leviathan. No cause is given in the dispatch. The ship was being built by Blohm & Voss in Hamburg for delivery to the Allies under the peace treaty.
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Judges Extend Order Barring All Evictions
The Municipal Court board in a South District session unanimously set two rules for rent law administration. Actions for holdover cases must be filed in the district where the property lies, or the case will be dismissed. The non issuance of eviction warrants remains in effect until further notice. The meeting also touched on standards for just and reasonable value in crises.
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Subway Riders Trapped Two Hundred Feet Below Surface
Hundreds were frightened as a third rail surge caused a Sea Beach express to stall at Canal Street. Doors across the seven forward cars locked, trapping passengers until windows and doors were forced open in darkness. Blue flashes lit the car as passengers escaped through the wreckage.
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Bank raid shocks Dublin during business hours
Armed men robbed the Provincial Bank on Richmond Street in Dublin during business hours, taking 400 pounds before escaping. Police调查 continues as details emerge about the daring daytime heist and suspects.
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Foreign Interests in Atlantic Shipping Board Standoff
The article reports on the struggle over the Hamburg American Line and the Hamburg American agreement with American Ship and Commerce Corporation, with Admiral Benson defending the deal and urging appointment of fall board members. It notes opposition from foreign interests and the Shipping Board, and mentions Roosevelt and broader maritime policy debates.
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