Athletics Rally Past Giants In World Series Game Three
Philadelphia Athletics beat New York Giants 8 to 2 at Polo Grounds to move ahead in the World Series. Tesreau pitched for the Giants and Bush for the Athletics as McGraw and Mack managed the teams and umpires ruled balls and strikes.
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Bush
Mound
Laurels
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
McGraw
Tesreau
McLean
Giants
Mack
Schang
Rigler
Connolly
Klem
Egan
Box Score Recap of Athletics at Giants Inning by Inning
Play by play details from the Phillies and New York game describe no runs in the fourth and fifth innings with scattered hits and errors. Fletcher and Murray produce notable baserunning and scoring in the fifth as McLean drives in a run for New York.
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Herzog
Bush
Philadelphia
Schang
Murphy
Shafer
Doyle
Oldring
New York
Rigler
Baker
Fletcher
Collins
Burns
McInnis
Murray
Wilson
Barry
Sebang
Athletics
Mourphy
AB. R
O. A. E. E. Murphy
Etree
Melnala
C.ceeesees
Trunk
Arry
PGS
Cass
Etre K. Herzog
Yie
McLean
Merkle
Tesreau
zWiltse
zRelieved Merkle
xRan
UIT 3 Water Charge Must Be Lowered
The city weighs reducing water charges to avoid an enormous bill under a new ten year contract with the San Antonio Water Supply Co. A New York engineer suggested paying on assessed valuation, which would raise city payments to about 620,000 yearly from 24,000. Mayors and officials debate scaling, with growth projections and Somers system assessments influencing future valuations and compensation.
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San Antonio
Itas
Foostra
Ik Heoregas
Brown
Water Committee
Gillette
Fortune to Fiancé Promised by Dying Man
Charles E. wrote a letter to his fiancée Miss Susan Fauley asking she receive a quarter of his fortune before his operation. The undelivered letter was mailed after his death and led to a Superior Court suit that awarded Fauley one fourth of Eastman's estate, totaling $400000.
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Seattle
Wash
Charles E
Susan Fauley
Miss Leishman to Wed Duke of Croy in Geneva
Berlin reports Miss Nancy Leishman daughter of former ambassador John G A Leishman will marry the Duke of Croy in Geneva on October 28. The engagement announced last May has attracted attention over claims German noble traditions would bar her from court circles.
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Berlin
Nancy Leishman
John G. A. Leishman
United States
Germany
Duke of Croy
Geneva
Leishman
Local forecast for San Antonio and vicinity
Tonight and Friday unsettled weather continues for San Antonio and surrounding areas with possible showers and variable cloudiness around the region. Expect mild temperatures and light winds as the system passes.
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San Antonio
Vicinity
Home Weather For Tourists For Eight Cities
Observations at 8 am report temperatures ranging from 56 to 66 across eight cities. Cloudy skies and light to moderate winds accompany occasional rain or chances of rain in St Louis Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City New York Boston and Washington DC.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington, D. C
Unsettled weather forecast for San Antonio vicinity
Major Allen Buelli of the local weather bureau reports a developing storm area from the Rio Grande to Alberta with unsettled conditions across the southwest and gulf states. The San Antonio area is expected to be unsettled with possible rain within 24 to 48 hours as cooler weather trends emerge in the northwest.
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Allen Buelli
Rio Grande
Alberta
Canada
Wyoming
Southwest
Gulf States
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Montana
North Dakota
Carolinas
San Antonio
Remarkable Torpedo Fish Slow British Freighter Rochelle
The British freighter Rochelle arrived four days late from San Domingo due to torpedo fish attaching to her steel hull plates while in the Gulf Stream north of Cuba. Sailors reported tingling sensations as the fish clung to the ship, then released when the vessel moved into cooler waters and speed resumed.
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Boston
Mass
Rochelle
San Domingo
Gulf Stream
Cuba
New Red Cross Orphanage Opens in Palmi Calabria
The American Red Cross Orphanage in Palmi Calabria opened today funded by U S earthquake relief. Lieutenant Colonel George M Dunn represented Ambassador Thomas Nelson Page at the opening as a strong earthquake struck Messina Sicily causing panic just as the ceremony began.
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Palms
Calabria
American Red Cross Orphanage
United States
Messina
George M. Dunn
Rome
Thomas Nelson Page
Sicily
American Red Cross
Palmi
McCall Opens Campaign For New York Mayor
Everett McCall, Tammany candidate for mayor, opened his campaign with a speech stressing taxation rates and subway contracts as city priorities. He called the police situation a minor feature of the city's concerns.
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McCall
New York
Putawara
Everett McCall
Tammany
Sulzer Denied All Charges in Impeachment Trial
In Albany on October 9, Governor Sulzer faced final argument defending against impeachment charges. Louis A. Marshall rejected larceny and perjury claims, challenged Peck testimony, and attacked board tactics, urging the court to uphold law over passion while highlighting the governor’s integrity and alleged business shortcomings.
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Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Duncan W. Peck
Board of Managers
Louis A. Marshall
Marshall
Peck
Peck Hng
Daniel
Mr. Marshall
Schiff
Harris and Fuller
Frederick L. Colwell
Louis A. Sarecky
William Sulzer
Allan A. Ryan
Charles Murphy
Barnes
Ryan
Union
Discharged Ranch Employee Shot In Texas
William Berry a 25 year old discharged employee of the McMillen William ranch at Southton nine miles south of San Antonio was shot at 6 am on the ranch and taken to Kenney hospital in critical condition. Ranch manager McMillen is charged with assault to murder and authorities say Berry provoked the trouble. An affidavit was filed in Justice Fisk s court and bond set at 1000.
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William Berry
McMillen-William
Southton
San Antonio
Byron MecMillen
Murer
Tobin
Berry
McMillen
Galbreath
Kenney Hospital
McMillan
Justice Fisk
Missionaries Reported Starved by Chinese Brigands
Descriptions from Rev. Christian Stockstad of the Haughes Norwegian mission recount two missionaries, George Holmand and Y. Fauske, found as skeletons after ten days without water and long gaps without food. Women and children were detained, and brigands fled toward Sin Yeh as foreign intervention fears grow. Further reports say White Wolf followers have captured other towns in Ho Nan.
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Peking
Tsao Yang
Christian Stockstad
Haughes
George Holmand
Y. . Fauske
Sin Yeh
Ho Nan
White Wolf
Learn to Wash Dishes at Main Avenue High School
In the domestic science class at Main Avenue High School the beginners learned sanitation and speed in washing dishes. Students served tea and toast, then cleaned utensils to mirror finish. Miss Emma Pirie noted many capable future housewives and cited overcrowding and need for a new building.
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Main Avenue High School
Emma Pirie
Paid $500 to Murder Woman in Los Angeles Case
Burr La Fond Harris confessed to beating Mrs. Rebecca P. Gray to death and said a $500 payment was made for the murder. He implicated a second man as agent for a third party, but would not name them. Harris met the accomplice south of San Diego, received the cash, and buried it near the customs station at Tia Juana.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Leased Wire Day Report From Associated Press
The San Antonio Light notes its exclusive Leased Wire Day report from the Associated Press, described as the greatest and most reliable general news service in the world. It mentions AP providing about 20,000 words daily along with The Light’s own large news service.
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San Antonio
Associated Press
Evacuation of Torreon Confirmed by Federal Troops
Mexico City reports confirm the evacuation of Torreon by Federal forces under General Tracy Aubert and commanders Murgia Bravo and Escudero, with court martial planned for the trio. News notes possible executions and foreign nationals' fate, while rumors of Villa's capture prove false.
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Mexico City
Torreon
Manuel Garza Aldape
Tracy Auburt
Murgia
Ignacio Bravo
Escu Gero
Hipolito
Saltillo
Aubert
Gustavo Maas
Lauro Villar
Alvarez
War Department
Durango
United States
Philip C. Hanna
Monterey
Mexico
Senor Cologan Y Cologan
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Washington
Francisco Villa
Tracy Aubert
Mexican
Chamber of Deputies
Huerta
Senate
Fighting Expected As Maas Sends 500 North Along Rio Grande
Acting on fears of a Constitutionalists attack on the Federal artillery division General Maas sent 500 men north along the Rio Grande last night to engage the Carranza forces and defend the cannon and machine gun position.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Maas
Rio Grande
Balloon Flight Aims to Lift Lahm Cup Across 1200 Miles
The big balloon Million Population No 2 carrying William F. Assman and Joseph M. O'Reilly of St Louis will depart late this afternoon from the gas plant near the I N G depot for a 1200 mile northward attempt to lift the Lahm cup from J Allen Hawley of New York. Assman hopes favorable south wind and possible 15,000 foot altitude will keep them moving toward Arkansas and beyond.
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William F. Assman
Joseph M. O'Reilly
St. Louis
Mr. Assman
Texas
Arkansas
Assman
Aero Club of America
Testimony Against Gonzales Surfaces in Carrizo Springs Trial
Lino Gonzales, 17, on trial for Ortiz murder, faces the jury with unflinching testimony that echoed Serrato’s prior verdict. State witnesses Sheriff Gardner and City Marshal White describe the Mexican’s frontal shooting as he fired on officers. Deputy Eugene Buck testifies to eight hours as a prisoner and the posse rescue.
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Pearsall
Tex
Lino Gonzales
Candelerio Ortiz
Jose Serrato
Gonzales
Ortiz
Buck
Carrizo Springs
George Curtis
Martin Clauswitz
Henry Ward
D.S. Tally
W. G. Rippert
Arch Dunlap
Rudolph Zinsmeir
Earl Weathers
W. C. Stone
J. F. Massengale
Robert Reed
Horace Fullerton
Gardner
Dimmit County
Ioe White
Serrato
White
Eugene Buck
Yvarro Case Argues in San Marcos Jury Impaneled
The trial of Sango Yvarro for the June killing of Special Deputy Sheriff John Davis reached the jury stage after two and a half days and three 126 man venires. The state presented six witnesses including Deputy Sheriff John S. Brown who attended the celebration but did not witness the killing.
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San Marcos
Tex
Sango Yvarro
John Davis
John S. Brown
Davis
Double Tragedy At Queens County Jail Warden's Home
Henry Schleth, former warden of Queen's County jail in Long Island City, discovered his wife and four year old son dead with bullet wounds in the temple. A revolver lay near Mrs Schleth with two chambers empty, suggesting murder and possible self-inflicted death.
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New York
Queen's County
Long Island City
Henry Schleth
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Ira Thomas
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Aeronauts
Yvarro
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