Giants Halt Red Sox Bid In Game Three At Fenway
New York pitcher Marquard starred as the Giants beat Boston 1-0 in the third game of the world series at Fenway Park. Murray doubled and Herzog sacrificed in the second to drive in the lone run.
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Turks drive breeks back from border
King George in Athens expresses strong backing for the government after Turks push back brigades near the frontier. Officials report improved security and steady progress on the border as cheering crowds greet royal remarks.
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Turkish Minister Absent Sparks Hopes of Rupture
Turkiye minister misses reception for King George angering Greeks and fueling fears of immediate rupture in relations. Greek premier Venizelos repeats hopes for peace as crowds cheer for war and acknowledge allied interests amid Balkan tensions.
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Prince Fires First Shot in Montenegro Turkish Clash
In Podgoritz Montenegro on October 10 Prince Peter youngest son of King Nicholas fired the opening shot signaling a Montenegrin attack on a Turkish position opposite Podgoritz. An artillery duel followed with five Turkish guns silenced within 21 minutes and the Turks retreating from Mount Planinitza by noon. King Nicholas and Prince Nirko surveyed the scene as Montenegrin forces dug in for a larger engagement.
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Balkans hold back on declaring war on Turkey
London dispatch reports Bulgaria Serbia and Greece have not yet followed Montenegro in war declarations against Turkey. Diplomats hope to avert conflict but public pressure rises. Sofia says no final decision yet and talks with Belgrade and Athens continue. Bulgar premier Guechoff expects a decision soon.
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Mexican Rebels Accept Amnesty
Four hundred rebels under Col Lazaro Alanis and his wife travel from Bosque Bonita to Juarez to surrender to Gen Tracy Aubert after amnesty is granted. Alanis is under arrest in El Paso and his wife remains here. Aubert doubts the force size and says surrender offers were rejected when a twenty thousand peso price was demanded.
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Tracy Aubert
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Aubert
Rebel leader seeks amnesty in Cananea surrender
Cananea Sonora Oct 16 Miguel Enciso a rebel chief with about thirty men requests surrender and pardon. State government offers amnesty if the men return home and banish their chiefs temporarily to the United States.
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Cananea
Sonora
Miguel Encisco
United States
Rebel General Orozco Located with 3000 Troops Near Blocker Ranch
El Paso dispatch reports General Pasqual Orozco with about 3000 men located on the Blocker ranch ninety miles southwest of the border below Del Rio Texas. Officials say he will not permit his forces to assault General Treviño’s ranch in Nuevo Leon.
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Pascual Orozco
Blocker
del Rio
Becker Jury Seated in Beckers Murder Trial in New York
The jury to try Police Lieutenant Charles Becker for the Rosenthal murder was completed. District Attorney Whitman opened the case accusing Becker of directing the crime through Jack Rose and Jack Zelig, who carried out the killings. Justice Goff overruled a motion to acquit the four gunmen未 tried.
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Goff
Guilty in Alaska Coal Contract Conspiracy Case
In Tacoma Washington on October 10 the jury found C. E. Houston and John H. Bullock guilty of conspiracy to defraud the government in coal contracts in Alaska.
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C. E. Houston
John H. Bulloc
Alaska
Weather update for San Antonio area tonight and Friday
For San Antonio and vicinity the forecast shows unsettled conditions tonight and Friday with colder temperatures expected Friday. Winds may shift and there could be light precipitation or drizzle in spots.
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Weather notes for travelers across several cities
Observations at 8 am report temperatures from 48 to 68 across cities including St. Louis Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Kansas City New York Boston and Washington with rain expected in many areas and winds ranging from 4 to 18 miles per hour. Lowest 24 hour readings vary by city.
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Statement on AP leased wire not carried by other papers
A statement claims the AP leased wire into San Antonio is not carried by any newspaper except the San Antonio Light. The source asserts this is unfounded and without basis in fact.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Archbold Testifies On Roosevelt Campaign Gifts And Receipts
John D. Archbold, Standard Oil president, testified to the Clapp committee that a $100,000 Roosevelt campaign gift receipt from Cornelius Bliss was destroyed after H. H. Rogers died. He linked other letters to connections with Foraker and pre convention campaign funds.
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Washington
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Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
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Taft
Roosevelt
L. C. Laylin
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A. H. Plant
Southern Railway
Underwood
Baltimore
Senator Dixon
Plant
Clapp
Standard Oil
J. B. Foraker
Foraker
Wilson Campaign Tour Highlights Chicago and St Louis Stop
Governor Woodrow Wilson drew a large crowd in Chicago and faced a lively reception in St Louis at the Missouri Democratic editors banquet. He spoke through a strained voice, praised Speaker Clark, and warned of corporate influence while noting intense public support during the tour.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Wilson
Missouri
Clapp
Washington
Program to train mothers cut infant deaths, says doctor
Dr. W W Butterworth, Louisiana representative of the Association of the Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality, claims 600 babies could be saved annually in New Orleans if schools were set up to train mothers and girls in child care.
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Rice Institute Opens Houston Endowed University
The official opening of the William M Rice Institute for Science and Art in Houston began with ceremonies attended by distinguished educators and scientists from abroad and from eastern centers. Governor Colquitt and his staff were present. he will proceed to Dallas for the state fair opening.
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Houston
Tex
William M. Rice Institute For Science and Art
Colquitt
Dallas
Let Light Want Ads Do The Work
Light want ads promise wide distribution in San Antonio and surrounding territory. Ads placed for ten days starting Saturday or Sunday run two Sundays for half a cent per word per insertion. Example pricing shows 15 words ten days costs 75 cents, 18 words ten days 90 cents. Telephone ads are accepted and billed later. Both phones 176.
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