Dodgers Win Third World Series Game In Brooklyn
Dodgers beat Red Sox 4 to 3 in Brooklyn after six strong innings by Coombs and late relief by Pfeffer. Gardner, Olson, Hooper, Daubert led with late-inning scoring while Mays struggled for Boston.
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Boston
Henricksen
Mays
Brooklyn
MYERS
Daubert
Mowery
Olson
Miller
Coombs
Pfeffer
O'Day
Connolly
Gardner
Hooper
Stengel
Foster
N. Y
Dodgers
Red Sox
Jack Coombs
Brook
Colby Jack
The Star Endorses Wilson in Confidence and Principle
The Star endorses Woodrow Wilson for president, praising his three and a half years in office and his record of progressive measures including child labor laws the income tax the federal reserve act and eight hour law. It denounces Evans Hughes as negative and without concrete remedies while affirming Wilson's steady leadership in world affairs.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Evans Hughes
Hughes
Sen. Poindexter
George Turner
Boston Defeats Brooklyn Amid Stretched Innings
In a tense game summary, Boston scores one run on one hit with no errors in front of a sparse audience. Daubert makes several key plays while Pfeffer calls from center field, and Stengel, Wheat, Hoblitzell, and Olson contribute in the field as Brooklyn fails to score in the final innings.
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Boston
Hooper
Wheat
Janvrin
Mowrey
Daubert
Shorten
Hoblitzell
Stengel
Brooklyn
Myers
Jake
Mays
Lewis
Gardner
Cutshaw
Scott
Olson
Miller
Coombs
Thomas
Maya
Hobliitzell
Pfeffer
Myers Thomas
Foster
Hoblitzel
Prosecutor Indicted in Wife's Murder
St Joseph Missouri October 10 County Prosecutor Oscar McDaniel was indicted by the grand jury for first degree murder after a ten day probe into the killing of his wife.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Oscar McDaniel
Booze-Room Smash Leads to Arrest in King Street Case
A restraining order was ignored as police seized a quantity of liquor at 653 King Street. Mayor Gill and officers acted after a discovery involving Joe Secord, a druggist with businesses at 651 and 653 King Street. Secord was arrested for violating liquor laws.
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King At
Gill
Joe Secord
Testimony Begins in Murder Trial of Former Mayor
Idaho report covers Herman J. Rossi charged with killing Clarence Dalquist in a Wallace hotel lobby. Prosecution outlines events as Rossi allegedly followed Dalquist, fired, then warned to leave town. Witnesses describe Rossi’s calm, but the defense questions his mental state and Rossi’s reactions.
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Wallace
Idaho
Justice
Herman J. Rossi
Clarence Dalquist
Dalquist
Rossi
Hull
Dave Johnson
Darquist
Joseph L. Jones
Jones
Potts
William Jennings Greenough
Mr. Rossi
Greenough
Three Cities to Contest Traction Relief Lawsuit
Seattle and possibly Spokane will join Tacoma officials in opposing traction relief petitions. The Monday council motion empowered Corporation Counsel Caldwell to resist Tacoma Railway & Power Co. and present all legal questions to the court before the public service commission rules on jurisdiction. The Tacoma case is seen as test litigation that could guide the commission on Seattle's petition.
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Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Caldwell
Tacoma Railway & Power Co
Public Service Commission
Traction Company
NortonI Here Boosts Wilson
Albert D. Nortoni a judge of the St Louis court of appeals and noted orator will speak at the Metropolitan theatre Tuesday night in support of Woodrow Wilson James B Bradford presides at the meeting arranged by the Wilson Nonpartisan campaign committee
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Albert D. Nortoni
St. Louis
Ambassador Gerard Visits for Rest as Lansing Seeks Peace Clarity
Ambassador Gerard travels to Long Branch for a rest at Secretary of State Lansing's request. Lansing meets with Wilson to discuss submarine developments and other state matters while plans for cooperation with Germany and Poland are reviewed. McCombs and Wilson plan campaign travel and speeches ahead of election day.
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United Press
Long Branch
Gerard
New York
Kaiser Wilhelm
Wilson
Lansing
Copenhagen
Germany
United States
S Lawn
Jusser
Sta
Poland
William F. McCombs
Dem
Gerard Refuses Answers on Berlin Visit
New York October 10 American Ambassador James W Gerard refused to answer questions about his trip from Berlin saying even simple inquiries might involve him. Officials in New York met the liner Frederick Will as Gerard kept silent on peace messages and submarine warfare claims.
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New York
Berlin
Frederick Will
James W. Gerard
America
Wilson
Frederick VII
Germany
Dudley Field Malone
Erick
Only Five Ships Sunk by Diver Belief Spreads
New York reports a belief that only five ships were sunk in the German submarine raid off Nantucket. Confusion over vessel names Kingston and Kingstonian, and rescues by the P L M No 4 and crew of Strathdene, prompts doubt that Kingston was attacked. Destroyers and cautious rescue led to five confirmed sinkings with crews saved.
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New York
Nantucket
Kingston
Kingstonian
E. L. Yates
S. S. Strathdene
Christian Knudsen
U.S
New England
Strangle Girl and Hide Body in Tenement Basement
New York police report an 11 year old girl named Bella Bricker found strangled in a tenement basement. She had been missing since she set out for school yesterday, with injuries suspected to have occurred on the way. Janitor Morris Silverstein found the body and said he noticed nothing unusual at 10 o'clock last night. Detectives believe she was killed elsewhere and the body moved to the tenement.
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New York
Bella Bricker
Morris Silverstein
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