03 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
1
Chicago fans anticipate the third game of the World Series as a pivotal moment with Cincinnati holding a two game lead. The weather forecast calls for no rain until night, and the scene shifts to the Sox home town as Fisher or Eller take the mound for the Reds Kerr Cicotte or Faber for the American Leaguers.
Paris Oct 3 Partiment dissolved in Italy will ratify the Allied German treaty by Royal Decree. Echo de Paris reports the decree will assure prompt exchange of ratifications making the treaty effective.
Hy Van reports from Washington that railroad unions representing over two million workers will not participate in the President's Industrial Conference next Monday unless labor's representatives include the chief executives of all unions.
Mrs eee and Mrs ne report third daughter under care with trained nurse and Mrs Wilson. Physicians hold another consultation. Absolute rest deemed necessary for recovery.
The Associated Press reports at 12 15 p m that President Wilson’s condition is unchanged and he shows no fever or heart trouble. Dr Grayson held a consultation with Rear Admiral Stitt and Dr Sterning Ruffin and noted the President sleeps and rests with a trained nurse assisting Mrs Wilson. Washington observers say the President is very sick but cheerful as consultations continue. Dr Dercum, Philadelphia neurologist, confirms Grayson diagnosis and says rest is essential for recovery from nervous exhaustion. he adds the President is in a grave yet hopeful mood.
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