Dodgers Turn Tables On Indians In World Series Opener
Brooklyn defeats Cleveland 6 to 3 at Ebbets Field as Grimes and Miller yield little, Grimes tossing a spitball while the crowd braves a threatened rain. Batting practice airs and field conditions test both sides before a full stands crowd.
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Sar J. Johnston
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Rondcy
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Gison
Olson
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Johastien
Sebasten
Johnston
Johnson
Jonr
Comeback of Brooklyn Dodgers? A muddled box score recap
A fragmented game summary lists players such as Jamieson Wamby Lunte and Johnston with sparse stats and notes on hits, runs, and fielding. The spoil of a baseball contest shows Cleveland and Brooklyn figures, with unclear inning-by-inning detail and scattered scoring events amid a sloppy OCR read.
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Jamieson
Wamby
Lunte
Speaker
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WoJohnston
Sewel
Oneill
Bagby
P- Griner
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LS J. Johnston
Gritath
Myers
Gardner
J. O'Neill
W ‘Johnston de Owelll
Defion
Brockiin
Ellis
Grimes
Bach
Tive Janings
Thompson to Run as Independent for Federal Senate
The statement notes Thompson will run as an independent candidate for the U.S. Senate, denouncing a portrait and declaring loyalty to the fight against the League. He asserts he cannot abandon the effort and accepts the call to run.
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Thompson
Federal Senate
Clemer
Leagué
Woman Resident in Geneva Named to Report on League
Carrie Chapman Catt, president of the suffrage alliance, announced that a woman will be appointed as Geneva reporter to provide neutral, world informing coverage on League of Nations developments. The selection, to be made in London on November 22, will be endorsed by other women's international groups, forming a Geneva committee to relay details to women worldwide.
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League of Nations
Associated Press
Mark
Suffrage _ alliance
Geneva
Carrie
Chapman. Catt
the Alliance
London
Alliance
League’ of Nations
Catts. Catt
Italian Estates Seized by Peasants Across Provinces
Wartime unrest in Italy sharpens as thousands of estates are seized by peasants and former soldiers. Workers occupy mines and feudal properties in Alcame province, while Baron Camerata voluntarily surrenders his estate amid rising social tension and tax pressures.
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Ptasania
Uni
Alcame
Palmero
Sic
Haron Camerata
Italy and Jugo-Slav Delegates to Discuss Adriatic Question
Delegates representing Italy and Jugoslavia will meet at Venice to discuss the pendatic question at 2 times nearited, according to advices from the French foreign office today.
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Italy
Juro-Slavia
Ventite
Track prices reduced by center brokerage report
The Dow Jones financial agency today notes lower prices on various stock model segments with rates around 58.3 cents per unit, indicating a market shift toward reduced track material costs amid concentration adjustments in the sector.
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Cnrved Freed Rew York
Dow Jones Macial
Tadar Sali Te Silden
Usc
Liberty Bonds Buy Recommendation Urged by Bankers Group
The Investment Bankers Association of America urged bankers to promote Liberty loan bonds and Victory notes. The call, submitted to the annual convention, cites wartime government notes as purchasable on favorable terms with strong interest rates and investment potential. Clarkson Porter of New York chaired the committee guiding the recommendation amid ongoing government sinking fund activity and prior buybacks.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Investment Bankers’ Association of America Today
Clarkson ‘Porter
New York
Enpypeie
City forms 100 member committee to fight crime
In the wake of a murder and wounding on a lonely road near here, Fred Rollins and Michael Skanaden are in custody. A 100 member committee has been named to cooperate with municipal authorities to root out criminal gangs and restore order in the city.
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Ious
Florence
Barton Land
Howard
White
Ionely Road
Fred Rollins
Michael Skanadén
1400 Sailors Lead Petrograd Revolt
Reports from Paris describe two Petrograd mutinies on September 28 led by about 1400 sailors. Insurrection allegedly crushed by Chinese mercenaries. casualties include hundreds killed or wounded as both sides used barricades and rooftop snipers in extended street fighting.
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Paris
Petrograd
Fiur
Kronstadt
Executive committee seeks aid to improve U S Japan ties
By Associated Press the executive committee of the American Japan society requested forty American members including Fraca and John Richard Geary general manager of General Electric in Japan to come to America and assist in improving Japanese American relations.
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Trkro
Soliety
FL AL Fraca
John Richard Geary
General Electric Company
Japan
Xo Ie America
Spanish author Miguel Dr Palacios dies at 43
Madrid reports the death of Miguel Dr Palacios a noted author aged 43 in the city. The obituary notes his prominence in literature and his Madrid roots. Further details on the cause or survivors were not provided in the available text.
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Madrid
Miguel Dr Palacios
Armistice Signed By Poles and Reds
WARSAW dispatches say hostilities between Polish and Russian Soviet forces will cease Friday under an armistice signed by Polish and Soviet peace delegates yesterday. Paris reports Warsaw and Moscow announce the armistice signed between Soviet Russia and Poland per Havas agency.
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Riga
Paris
Moscow
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Poland
Havas
College scrap injures girl at Hope Agricultural College
Edith Johnson of Hope, North Dakota, suffered a fractured ankle after a two day clash between upper and lower dormitory girls. The altercation occurred on the campus as students from the agricultural college followed a dress code with yellow hats and braids. Johnson remained hospitalized today with her injuries.
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Edith Johnson
Mystery Death Locks History of George Dougherty Fortune
For seven years no one entered the Grand apartments cler k George Dougherty’s rooms. He died yesterday and the heavy iron door that barred entry was opened for the first time. He left more than $35,000, most of which was found there.
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United’ Press
George Dougherty
Clerit
Grand Apartments
Ioana
Jils
Theta
Jobs React Guards Aimed at Cotton Gins
In Washington and Atlanta reports detail tension over cotton production with guards stationed around cotton gins after anonymous threats. The Associated Press notes President and Congressional actions influence the final decision on shipping and war-era policies while market prices dip.
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Presa
Wras
Milwaukee Teachers Get Substantial Salary Rise
Milwaukee school teachers will see a total payroll increase of about 1 250 000 to 1 750 000 under a new schedule approved by the board. The plan affects all teaching branches with principals earning 2 600 to 4 100, high school staff 1 600 to 2 700, and grade teachers rising to 2 300. The changes take effect January 1, 1821, and about 284 grade school teachers will move from 1 720 to 2 300, an uplift of nearly 2300.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Army names eighty nine chaplains under new reorganization
Washington reports the appointment of eighty nine new chaplains for the army under the reorganization law providing one chaplain for every 1200 officers. Secretary Baker announced a religious census survey and preliminary denominational splits—about 25 percent Catholic, 70 percent Protestant, and 5 percent for administrations not strictly math based.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Baker Jatter
PESSIMISTIC VIEW ON U S JAPAN TENSIONS
Report from Falmi Japan dated October 5 notes a general meeting of the Sxlyukai majority party. Minister Sakangshin Ma eda warned that anti Japanese sentiment in the United States was growing worse. He urged Americans to honor humanity and justice and the friendship between the two nations.
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Falmi
Japan
Sakangshin Maeda
Jury Service Fails to Appeal to Women
A clipped and garbled notice reports that jury service does not attract women, with deputies and sheriffs noting few or no female jurors. The fragmented text suggests authorities claim women are not induced to attend juror panels.
Vienna plebiscite planned within six months
Berlin reports The Vienna Kovemonan with order A Debercite aims to unite Germany and Austria. The Berliner Tageschath says there is no doubt the vote will cement the merger.
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Berlin
Vienna
Kovemonan
Germany
Berliner Tageschath
Whisky theft probe spans Louisville shipment loss
Major Dalrymoule announced today that $176,000 worth of whisky was stolen on its arrival from Louisville. Police reported the wagon shack held the whisky and that a Mike de Pike group approved a settlement with the men who stole the liquor, agreeing to return their money.
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Wash
Dalrymele
Loulaville
Mike “de-Pike
Profiteering Blamed In Radicals Attitude At Davenport
A Davenport meeting labeled profiteering as fueling radical attitudes amid debates on a national divorce law and teaching films. The gathering condemned the Ramblers for reckless play and lauded Charles A. Comigues for upright sportsmanship opposing world series tinkering, amid claims socialism and Bolshevism rise from profits.
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Davenport
America
Ramblers
Charles A. Comigues
Episcopal
Ohio Supreme Court rules women voters must state exact age
Associated Press report from Columbus says the Ohio Supreme Court ruled that women voters must give their exact age when registering. The decision, in a test case brought by Mrs Eva Hein of Cincinnati, holds that age must be precise unless in nonregistration cities where officials may require only confirmation of being twenty one.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Eva Hein
Cincinnati
Khiare
Segister
Death at Winneconne in Wisconsin newspaper notice
William Gilrain died Tuesday evening at the home of his sisters Mrs Delia Gilrain and Mrs Elien Gilrain. Cause stated as a complication of his cancer. Former resident of Winneconne now of Fortin Minnesota, age about 80 years. Further details unavailable in the fragment.
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Elien Gilrain
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Winneconze
Fottion
Minn
Fatally Shot While Hunting Near Mileadkype-Rarine County
A man was fatally shot during a hunting incident near Mileadkype-Rarine County late Wednesday. Witnesses report a dispute over a rabbit when a firearm discharged, killing one person and wounding another.
Portugal Marks Republic Tenth Anniversary Celebration
An Associated Press dispatch notes Portugal observed the tenth anniversary of the republic with nationwide celebrations and public ceremonies. Wares and displays were held across Tortomal tder as part of the commemorations.
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Brother Visits Cork Mayor Amid Hunger Strike News
A report from Brixton prison notes Terence MacSwiney on day fifty five of a hunger strike as his brother Peter arrives from New York. The Cork mayor’s condition is dire while London authorities and Sinn Fein amid raids in Belfast shape the broader Ireland crisis.
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Appeal OF Sisters
Associated Press
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Terenca MacSwines
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Brixton Prison
Trish’ Self-Determination League
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Brixton
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Dublin
Sinn
World Series fixing probe spreads through New York
Assistant District Attorney James F. Smith disclosed a large betting pool backed by moneyed men intended to fix the 1919 World Series. DA Edward Swan said inquiries would identify the master planners and suspects including boxing figure Nick the Greek. Several gamblers were expected to appear as investigations continue.
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Edward Swan
Swann
James ¥. Smith
Ade Atel
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Nicholas Dandelos
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Caine
Doles
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Cokaco
Robins Battle Indians as World Series Opens
The Robins faced the Indians in the 1920 World Series, with pitchers Burke Grimes favored by observers while Coveleskie and Busby were discussed for mound duties. The scene at the park was windy and cool as fans filed in, and pregame actions showed both teams warming up and evaluating pitching options amid the specter of an ongoing baseball crookedness investigation.
Greek Ex-King Denied Visit to Italy and Malaysia
A garbled Associated Press report notes former King Constantine of Greece was denied permission to visit Italy. The message mentions Mohamed Constantine seeking to visit Malaysia, with confusion in details and French Foreign Office involvement.
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Constantine
Greece
Maly
Half Million Aid Marked for Peking Famine Victims
United Press reports an appropriation of 500000 dollars by the American Red Cross to aid famine victims in Peking China. The grant aims to relieve widespread hunger and support relief efforts across the district.
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United Press
Wanhtatura
Peking
China
Axtrcan Red Cross
Haring ECS By Associat Pre Through Tennessee
A fragmented Associated Press style item mentions Tennessee and Italy with unclear context. The readable parts reference Haring ECS and a byline through a foreign source, but specifics remain obscured. Further readable details are insufficient to form a precise event, person, or outcome.
Resident Pioneer Dies After Illness at Home
Special to The Northwestern notes the death of a longtime resident born March 26, 1842. He married Belmont Prank in August 1865, survived by his wife and others, served as city treasurer for four terms, and recently reelected to a fifth term. He held several civic offices including supervisor, siderman, junior warden of the Grand chapter, and master of the local lodge. No funeral arrangements have been announced.
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Stormach- Trot
Belmont Prank
Ida
Kellogk
Neonak
Siderman
Man Rons
Kaas Iouge
Bread Prices Drop Predicted in Chicago
Disjointed dispatch notes forecast lower bread costs in Chicago amid reported price moves. Cited officials claim a near twenty cent decline per barrel. officials reference food price trends and market adjustments impacting loaf costs locally.
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Br United Press
Calcero
Jones
Nrusuweli Jy Poble
Gtrcoanesl
Chicago Board of Irads
Whee
Boole
Loan to Nicaragua Negotiations and Coastal Project
A report notes the Nicaragua loan negotiation involving Salvador regime bankers and government officials. It mentions potential legal action over a proposed 1231 project along Monker Polst on the coast near San Miguelito by Lake Nicaragua, with plans linked to young Teo doney and Oniked Stavex banks.
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Salvador
Icararvan
Teo Doney
Monker -Polst
San Miguelita
Lake NicaTana
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