Giants Win Game As They Stave Off Yankees In A 2 1 Showdown
At Polo Grounds New York Giants with pitcher Phil Douglas beat the New York Yankees 2 to 1. Series stands Yankees 3 Giants 4 with a decisive game looming tomorrow at 2 PM EST. Babe Ruth appeared late in a sling as crowd of 35000 approved the result.
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Polo Grounds
New York
New York Giants
Phil Douglas
Carl Mays
Yankees
Giants
Yanks
Boyt
Hight
Babe” Ruth
New York Nationals
Quigley
Nationals
Chill
Rigler
Morality
Fil
Fewster
Miller
Peckinpaugh
Meuse
Jury Lists For November Term District Court
Grand and petit juries named for the upcoming district court term opening the first Monday in November. Listed are jurors including D P Griener A W Rash C F Schram J E Blythe and others for the grand panel and J C Williams N E Whitney John Lane Tom McKinstry W C Urton and many more for the petit panel.
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D. P. Griener
A.W. Rash
C. F. Schram
J. E. Blythe
W. S. Haven
W. D. Young
E. E. James
O. M. Butts
R. C. Pierce
Ben Jaffa
R. J. Shrecengost
G. H. Buss
B. F. Leonard
J. A. Klasner
J. Duvall
H. J. Hagerman
W. J. Alter
M. H. Ward
C. &. Hinkle
Fred Croom
R. C. Campbell
C. Copeland
L. H. Crosland
W. B. Gillespie
Ralph Vanderwert
Irl Wolf
C. R. Young
Imperial Klansman Invites Senate Testimony in Disband Effort
Washington October 12 The Ku Klux Klan leader Imperial Wizard William J Simmons has organized a counter-attack against a congressional probe seeking to disband the Klan. He has directed his attorneys to hit back at C Anderson Wright of New York who revealed clan secrets to the House Rules Committee. Simmons hopes to testify in person.
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Washington
William J. Simmons
Imperial Klan
Ku Klux Klan
Simmons
C. Anderson Wright
New York
House Rules Committee
Bandits Rob Jeweler Gems Great Value
Three men bound gagged and robbed Sol Kauffman a New York jewelry and diamond salesman of jewels valued between fifty and sixty thousand dollars in his room at Hotel Maryland St Louis Mo Oct 12 First Aid Instruction Troops 3 and 4 of the Boy Scouts were given instruction in first aid by Scoutmaster Minor Hoffman and a bandaging contest followed Troop 4 won 6 to 2 Instruction in semaphore will be taken up next week
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ST. Louis, Mo
Sol Kauffman
New York
Hotel Maryland
Boy Scouts
Minor Hoffman
Purdy and Childress figures ill amid city news
J P Childress of Purdy and Childress Furniture is seriously ill at his home after an appendicitis operation at St Marys Hospital. The Woman's Club 1921 22 year books will be distributed tomorrow afternoon at Carnegie Library from 4 to 6 30. Unclaimed copies may be picked up at the library press committee says.
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J.P. Childress
Purdy and Childress Furniture Company
Mr. Childress
St. Mary's‘ Hospital
Woman's Club
Carnegie Library
Universal disarmament impossible says Harding
President Harding told Americans that universal disarmament is impossible and its desirability is questionable. In a White House letter, he stated the American delegation at the arms talks will seek only limited armaments and respond to abolition propaganda with a measured approach.
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Washington
Harding
White House
A Day with the Indians Pageant Lets All Attend
The Federated Parent Teachers Association of Roswell and the Ber rendo Parent Teachers Association present the pageant A Day with the Indians on Friday night near the Berrendo river by the bridge on Main street. Admission is twenty five cents with tickets available at Owl Drug Store. A large crowd is expected and rides are encouraged to avoid empty seats in cars.
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Berrendo River
Berrendo Bridge
Main Street
Chamber of Commerce
Federated Parent Teachers Association of
Roswell
Berrendo Parent Teachers Association
Owl Drug Store
Probe deaths of privates at Ft. Sill
At Ft Sill Okla Oct 12 military authorities probe the deaths of Privates Roy Hughes and R McCutcheon after Private John Brown says he shot them when they attempted desertion. Brown reports the pair overpowered him while he guarded them, forced him to travel twenty miles from the fort, then attacked him before he shot them. Brown brought the bodies back to the fort late yesterday.
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FT. Sill
Okla
Roy Hughes
R. McCutcheon
John Brown
Browns
Hughes
McCutcheon
Brown
Actress Marian McCardle Cleared in Step-Father Murder Trial
In Cleveland on October 12 Marian McCardle a 20 year old actress was found not guilty of murdering her step father Dan Kaber by a jury after more than nine hours of balloting. The verdict was delivered shortly before noon.
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Cleveland, D
Marian McCardle
Dan Kaber
Rabbits and Dressed Items Noted with Prices in Ad
A brief listing shows RABBITS priced at 80 cents per one board and at 30 cents per one board for DRESSED items, both labeled with code 1131W. The notation appears as an advertisement snippet without additional context or dates.
Railroad Executives Plan Wage Cuts for Two Million Workers
Chicago Oct 12 United Press reports railroad executives meeting here decided to again slash wages for two million workers. The amount will be set at the conference with leaders insisting reductions will proceed. Union heads warned a strike would result if further wage cuts occur, aligning with prior pledges.
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Chicago
United Press
Grand Jury Probes Lorena Klan Conflict in McLennan
In Waco Texas on October 12 the McLennan county grand jury reconvened to investigate the Lorena affair, the clash between authorities and the Ku Klux Klan. It is expected about one hundred witnesses will be called. If witnesses cannot be secured the judge said the panel may adjourn for up to three days without court order and could extend the wait if needed.
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Waco
Texas
McClenhan County
Lorena
Munroe
American Delegates Discuss Plan At Armament Conference
The American delegation to the limitation of armaments conference met at the state department to discuss policies and plans. An unrelated advertisement for Boyce Motor Meter and Roswell Auto Co appears among the readable text.
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Washington
State Department
Boyce
Roswell Autoco
Cadets to Meet Texas Normal in Home Opener Friday
The Institute football team schedules its first home game at Thorne Park against West Texas Normal of Canyon City Texas. West Texas brings one of the best squads in school history and seeks to upset the Cadets. Veteran players headline the lineup with shifts at backfield end and center to strengthen the attack and defense.
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Thorne Park
West Texas Normal
Canyon City
Texas
West Texas
Uhili
Boone
Blake
Stancato
Jicht
Lackey
Corn
Stratton
Bowyer
Institute
Wilfley
Smith
Godfrey
Hinkle
Barnett
Stevens
Bell
Wright
Nunnelee
FiRed Shots At Woman Head Ku Klux Klan In Atlanta
Police and county officials with bloodhounds search for attackers after five shots were fired through the bedroom window at Mrs Elizabeth Tyler head of the Klan propaganda department in Atlanta none hit her and a caller to a local paper warned more violence toward another Klan leader Simmons.
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Atlanta
Elizabeth Tyler
Ku Klux Klan
Baker's Hot Blast Heater Offered At Roswell Hardware
Roswell Hardware Co invites buyers to a Baker's Hot Blast 15 inch nickel trimmed heater for 22.50 dollars. Advertisement notes concrete plaster and stucco work available, with contact phone 498. Ad appears in the September 1 issue.
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Baker
Roswell Hardware Co
Callin
Tfe
Baker’s
Roswell Hich to Face Clovis Next Friday in Openers
Roswell Hich prepares for its season opener at Clovis next Friday the 14th. Coach Shinkle has built a fast, aggressive team with new plays led by quarterback Fife and a strong defensive line captained by Stonie. Key players include Skeen Rector McFie Demmitt Howard and Carl Johnson. A game report will follow after the N M M S versus West Texas State Normal contest at Thorne Park the same day.
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Clovis
Roswell
Fife
Shinkle
Skeen
Rector
McFie
Stonie
Demmitt
Howard
Carl Johnson
West Texas State Normal
Thorne Park
High School
Federal Traffic Board to Cut Government Transport Bill
Washington reports the creation of a federal traffic board aimed at reducing the federal government's annual transportation costs, currently about two hundred million dollars. The announcement came from Budget Director Dawes. The item also notes a Baker's Hot Blast Heater advertisement.
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Washington
Dawes
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