World Championship Baseball Clash Sparks Chicago Detroit Showdown
In New York on a perfect day crowds surged to Polo Grounds as Chicago Cubs met Detroit Americans for the World Series. Police overflow, fists flew pregame, and 33 000 paid amid a 4 2 Chicago win after a tense three inning rally led by Tinker and Kling.
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Los Angeles Beats Portland In Second Game Return
Los Angeles won the second game from Portland today by pounding Garrett hard. The score and many names are garbled in the OCR text but indicate a LA victory with Batteries Nagle and Hogan contributing, while Garrett and Frambes are mentioned among players.
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San Francisco Beats Oakland 6 to 1 in Shutout
San Francisco shut out Oakland today by 6 to 1. The winning run came in the second inning when Beck hit a home run. Givers, Behr, and Berry led the scoring with others contributing in the game.
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Glass pierced Brooklyn girl's brain but survives operation
Blanche Goldstein, 15, of Brooklyn, suffered a large glass fragment piercing her skull and entering the brain. Surgeons at St Marys Hospital removed a tumor at the brain base, closed the wound antiseptically, and expect a complete recovery despite the severe injury. The girl regained alertness after surgery and recognized her parents.
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Insane Criminals in Walla Walla Penitentiary
A Mead commission found the state penitent iary conditions for insane criminals extremely bad and cruel. Patients are confined 22 hours daily with only two hours of outdoor exercise. The report urges a separate building with protective walls, employment, exercise, and some freedom, calling current conditions a state disgrace with no individual blame.
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Clerk of Supreme Court Clerk Jailed for Drunkenness
Sacramento Calif Oct It was learned today H W Griffin clerk of the supreme court of Utah spent 14 days in the county jail charged with disturbing the peace here He was arrested last Monday on complaint of a passenger in a Pullman car who attacked him He was sentenced to 0 days Influential friends in UWitish had Griffin brought Into court at the end of the 18th day and discharged Friends claim Griffin was in Sin Praneléco where he was drugged.
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Stagecoach holdup near Roseburg robs passengers
A masked lone robber halted a Myrtle Point stage crew near Roseburg Oregon at 10 30 last night. He forced Superintendent WL Cy Benham driver Tom Duncan and passenger Mrs Rooney of Toledo and Mrs Nurnett of San Francisco to surrender valuables. The thief took 40 50 and two revolvers missing $1500 and jewelry in Mrs Harnell stock. Hastings of Portland saved his purse 48. A posse pursues.
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San Francisco
Trapp Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
In Oregon, DPD RB Trapp was found guilty of murder in the second degree for shooting Sam Jasperson last August at a Huntington saloon. He claimed he was drugged and coerced but evidence described the act as deliberate. Trapp's father traveled from Missouri amid the family's distress over the case.
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Mead elected president of Washington charities conference
Governor Mead was chosen president of the Washington conference of charities and corrections. W. S. Vincent of Spokane and Mrs. Levi P. Ankeny of Walla Walla are named to the executive committee.
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Mead
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Spokane
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Walla Walla
Roosevelt Enters Harvard Freshman Football Tryout
Kermit Roosevelt, son of the president, is trying out for Harvard's freshman football team among the scrub material. He is light but a snappy player, aiming to make the regular squad.
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Home Burns in Lewis ton Home of Charles Pindell
A dwelling owned by Charles Pindell in Lewiston burned to the ground Monday night after a lamp was overturned by children playing hide and seek. No injuries are reported, and the cause is believed to be accidental.
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War Clouds Over Europe Spur Turmoil Across Belgrade
Reports from Vienna and Belgrade describe clashes at the foreign ministry as crowds scuffle with police and troops. Albanian independence from Turkey and Crete’s action heighten fears of a wider Turkish-wide rebellion as unrest spreads in the region.
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Turkish envoy warns Austria may trigger war
A Turkish embassy official stated that if Austria does not retreat from its current position Turkey will undoubtedly declare war. The declaration underscores rising tensions between the two nations amid the ongoing crisis.
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Crete Votes to Unite with Greece Amid Massive Rally
A decree announcing Crete's union with Greece was published after a day of rapid events and large demonstrations. Over 1000000 people gathered at the military grounds as revolutionary leaders and political figures urged peaceful union with the motherland, while stressing loyalty to existing powers.
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People urged to announce decision to powers and vote
Citizens urged to go to representatives of the powers and announce their decision, then convene an assembly to confirm the people’s choice by official vote. The appeal frames this as a duty for the free kingdom of Greece.
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Fight to drink rum from gutter in Indiana town
In Hammond Indiana gutters overflowed with liquor as crowds surged to drink from the stream. Beer barrels poured into sewers and wine bottles smashed on a city dump amid a raid crackdown. Four thousand dollars of liquor seized under county option law was destroyed by order of Judge Reiter.
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Jury Finds German Guilty of Attempted Assault at Weston
A Weston jury found a German man guilty of attempted assault on the daughter of the county clerk, Behrenson, after little debate. The trial, begun at 1:30 pm, featured Behrenson as the sole defense witness and his mother detailing the baby’s discovery in an abandoned house. The defense argued provocation by the baby’s mother. Two others, Sam Starr and Frank Neal, pleaded guilty to illegal liquor selling in court.
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Sentiment Unanimous In Favor Of Woolen Mills Retention
Local leaders and businessmen express near unanimous support for keeping Pendleton's woolen mill. They favor forming a committee to back a purchase and oppose foreclosure slated for October 10 by the First National Bank of Hartford. Support cites economic benefits to the town and sheep industry, with bankers and local figures noting the plant’s profitability potential if well managed.
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More Water Power Filings in Walla Walla Area
Filings filed with Recorder Hendleyy by John E. Tate and George D. O Connor propose two massive dams on the Walla Walla River above the present site of Northwestern Gas and Electric. Each plan seeks to store 24,000 millers inches of river water and to transport it via a Ti inch barrel flare to the Hudson hay country. Dams would be about 100 feet high if built, Tate at Elbow and O Connor near Table Rock.
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John E. Tate
George D. O'Connor
O'Connor
Northern Pacific
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Tate
Circuits Open in La Grande with Heavy Docket
October session opens with grand jury in La Grande Oregon. A released defendant in a wife beating case is noted while rumors hint at bootlegging indictments. An equity case highlights a $20,000 estate reverting to the state amid contested heirs involving administrator final settlement and disputed legitimacy of John Greyson’s heirs.
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Ore
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John Greyson
Independent grocer strikes at association in Tacoma
Tacoma prosecutor investigates conspiracy charges brought by grocer Richard Rinne against the Tacoma Grocers Protective Association. Rinne says the association conspired with wholesalers to block his purchases for not meeting price dictates and threatened a boycott if he did not cut prices.
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Wash
Rowland
Richard Rinns
Tacoma Grocers’ Protective Association
Rinne
War department to test Herring flying machine soon
Washington reports the Herring flying machine, awaited with much talk of breakthroughs in mechanical flight, will arrive at Port Myer for a government trial a week from today. The Wright brothers receive extended time to reconstruct their wrecked machine and will be given another chance by the war department.
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Seven Chiamen Captured Near Sumas on Border Outskirts
Seven Chiamen smucated across the border near Sumas were captured last night on the outskirts of Clear Brook by farmer W. C. Hatton acting on instructions from immigration officers.
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Taft Arrives in Cinelionati to Register
Taft arrived in Cinelionati this morning and went to his brother's home to rent. He plans to register this afternoon.
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