Knock Reuther Out Of The Bow In a Tight Eighth
The game ends in a 4 to 4 tie with Chicago and Cincinnati each scoring in the late innings. Kerr and Schalk catch for Chicago while Ring and Rariden handle Cincinnati’s battery duties.
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R & Chicago
Cincinnati
Kerr and Schalkther
Ring and Rariden
Sox
Battlegrounds
Gleason
Chicago
Reuther
J. Collins
Rath
Collins
Rousch
Weaver
Short
Kepf
Jackson
Groh
Kerr
Risberg
Daubert
Rt Rath
Seibold
Rt Daubert
Ef Jackson
Ft Duncan
Lf Felsch
Ef Kopf
As Gandil
Lb Neale
Rf Risberg
Rariden
Bohalk
C Wingo
Lynn
P Kerr
P Ring
Labor Struggles and Wage Demands Stir Town
A reflective piece contrasts early job boards offering exploitative terms with modern free postings. It notes workers seek fair pay, with some demanding seven to ten and a half dollars daily, while others strike or take lower paid odd jobs to support families. It questions whether determined strikers are heroes or fools.
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Pioneer Square
Prince Albert
Tragedy Follows Rioting in Oakland Strike Clash
Three days of street car strike rioting culminated when a Key Route train, manned by armed strikebreakers, struck two cars killing five people and injuring others. Police seek the guards. widespread violence and arrests follow as crowds gather in Oakland and Berkeley.
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Oakland
Cal
United Press
A. Markley
J. F. Barum
Berkeley
Aloy E. Case
Raymond White
University of California
Warner van Manderscheid
Francis Wall
Irma Warner
Los Angeles
Onlooberg
Uncertain Times Stir Local Labor Talk
The speaker warns that sticking through hardship may affect families and jobs, noting concern over a hot headed agent who could end a strike or damage town employment. Many thoughtful locals feel pinched and unsure about the strike's outcome.
War Heroine Ma Burdick Seeks Seattle Visit for Elks Drive
Wisconsin based veteran known as Ma Burdick the flapjack cooking and Croix de Guerre recipient who ministered to U S troops under fire in France hopes to travel to Seattle to aid a $250000 Elks campaign but is too feeble. Her life and service earned her Croix de Guerre and French medals while she tended soldiers and wore a steel helmet amid shell fire.
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Ma” Burdick
Toul
Seattle
The
Elks
Wisconsin
France
Jack J. Sullivan
American Legion
Ma” R Burdick
Fargo
N. 10
Sergt. Sullivan
Hiram Johnson Visits Portland for Talks and Speech
Senator Hiram Johnson of California arrived in Portland at 8 this morning. He will speak at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at noon and deliver his main address opposing the League of Nations covenant at the public auditorium tonight.
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Portland
Ore
Hiram Johnson
California
Chamber of Commerce
S F Ship Strike Persists Amid Standoff
In San Francisco on October 1 the Bay district shipyard strike enters a prolonged phase with 60 000 workers demanding a 50 cent wage rise while employers insist on not granting the increase. Both sides say they will not budge as they back government efforts to restore normal conditions.
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San Francisco
Bay District
Federal Jury Goes to McNeil's Island
Federal grand jurors in Tacoma traveled by boat to the McNeil's Island federal penitentiary to investigate the treatment of Hulet M. Wells former Seattle Central Labor Council president. Wells is serving two years for issuing a pamphlet opposing the draft and has been in solitary confinement for refusing to obey prison rules.
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Tacoma
Federal
McNeil's Island
Hulet M. Wells
Seattle Central Labor Council
Wells
Polar Land Receives Emergency Aid at Sea
Aid was rushed today to the leaking American vessel Polar Land 1,000 miles east of New York. Her pumps could not control the rushing water as she sails for Gibraltar with a meat cargo.
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Halifax
N. 8
New York
Polar Land
Gibraltar
Rhyme Contest Ad Promises Cash Prize at Clemmer Theatre
A brief call invites entries from residents for a Star Want Ad rhyme contest. Mrs. H. W. Drew provided the sample verse and the show at Clemmer Theatre offers a cash prize for readers who submit rhymes.
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H. W. Drew
27Th Ave. S
Clemmer Theatre
Seattle Opposes Mooney Parade Before Wednesday
Mayor Fitzgerald and Police Chief Warren bar a Mooney Defense League parade citing public peace risks. They warn anarchists and I W W supporters would provoke bloodshed, signaling Seattle will not permit the protest. Meanwhile, labor groups press a nationwide one day strike agenda.
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Seattle
C. B. Fitzgerald
J. F. Warren
Mooney Defense League
James Duncan
Central Labor Council
Warand
Thomas B. Foster
Secret Service
Fitzgerald
James A. Duncan
Arena
Warren
Mooney
San Francisco Central Strike Committee
Young Husband Dies of Self Inflicted Wound
James L. Bemen, 38, who shot himself in the neck after a quarrel with his wife over money, died Tuesday morning at 7 45 in the city hospital. Doctors operated Monday but could not locate the bullet as swelling prevented probing.
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Jm. L. Bemen
Bemen
Umpire Set Hails From American Leagues Named
Umpires Evans at the plate Quigley at first Nallin at second Rigler at third are listed for the game.
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Evans
Quigley
Tional
Nallin
American
Rigler
Army aviators prepare for continental round trip flight
Fifteen pilots at the Presidio will launch from San Francisco and Mineola at 6 am to race across the continent to New York and back. The neutral round trip will include 21 control stations with 30 minutes rest at each, totaling about 64 hours of flying with two rest days.
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Contin
Eola
L. I
San Francisco
Onil
Presidio
Tinent
New York
Simula
Mineola Field
Long Island
Arrest Nine in Raid on Hotel
Early Tuesday morning police raided the Success hotel at 2304%. Nine people were arrested including Guy Greenstreet and Joe Wright for liquor and disorderly conduct. Officers found about 400 whisky bottles and declared the house used for bootlegging only.
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Success Hotel
Guy Greenstreet
Joe Wright
Builders Strike Remains Unsettled After Meetings
The builders strike remained unsettled as a Tuesday meeting between master builders and strikers did not take place. Indications suggested action toward a settlement would wait until after a Building Trades Council gathering at night. Master builders must negotiate with the strikers once they return to work, but for now the status quo persists.
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Building Trades Council
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United States
van Fleet
George Squierel
Salvation Lassie
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McNeil’s Island
Labor Temple
Henry L. Farrell
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Reds
White Sox
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