Giants Tie Series With 5-0 Win Over White Sox
Benny Kauff belts two home runs as the Giants shut out Chicago 5 to 0 at the Polo Grounds. J. Schupp held the White Sox to seven hits and struck out seven, matching yesterday’s performance by Robertson and delivering a vital win to even the world series. The game featured aggressive baserunning and a decisive fifth inning bunt attack that disrupted the Sox infield and produced two runs. The series moves to Chicago for game five with the teams returning to New York for game six.
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United Prese
Taff Corres
Jent
Polo Grounds
New York
Giants
White Sox
Bennn Schupp
Roberton
Faber
Danforth
Benny Kauff
Schupp
Eddie Collins
Kupp
Herzog
Collins
Chicago
Sun
Cubs and Giants Face Off In Slow Aces Box Score
Box score notes a 5 to 2 result with New York scoring in the seventh and eighth. Kauff hit his second homer, Zimmerman hit a triple, and E Collins stole third. Schupp allowed seven runs worth of scattered hits as Faber struggled. fielder errors minimal.Holke and Rariden involved in plays.
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Chicago
J. Collins
Ziman
Holke
Zimmerman
Fase
McMullin
Collins
Jackson
New York
Burns
Herzog
E. Collins
Gan
Faber
Kauff McMaullin
Gandil
Felsch
Fletcher Holke
Fletcher
Nhil
Schupp
Gaver
McMauslin
Moullin
Robertson
Schalk
Giants
Weaver
New
York
FE. Collins
Gandil Faber
Rariden
Felach
J. Collin
Rigler
J. Collina
E. Colline
Herzox
Kauff
Danforth
Balla
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Linnings
Rigier
Evans
O'Loughlin
Kiem
Klove
Pletcher
FK. Collins
Werver
Risberg
Robertson J. Collings
Hooper
Phillies
E. Colling
Collinge
Felsach
Auto Bandits Steal $6000 in Hoboken Heist
A five man masked gang stole 6000 dollars from Adams Express Co in Hoboken. A revolver duel with policeman Ernest Hecker left Hecker shot in the back as the bandits escaped after seizing three bags of cash from the valuables room where 200 workers were present.
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New York
Adams Express Co
Hoboken
Ernest Hecker
Express Company
Hecker
Thomas Kane
Whisky found hidden with wine cases in drug store plan
Dry Squad Officer Arbogast seized twelve cases of whisky and sorted wine cases hidden under household articles consigned to TB. DB. Lustig, 606 Main St. Officer Arbogast arrested EK, C. Abbott and L. Borish who claimed intent to open a North Park drug store with the equipment.
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DB. Lustig
Main At
Arbogast
Plier No. 4
C. Abbott
L. Borish
North Park
Robbers Take $17 From Arthur Caldwell on 19th Ave
Arthur Caldwell reported a robbery on 19th Avenue near Harrison Street early Thursday. Two unidentified men struck him and fled with $17, details under police investigation.
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Arthur Caldwell
Spring
19Th Ave
Harrison Wt
Mothers Visited U S Navy Camp on Mothers Day
A large crowd of about 300 mothers and sisters gathered at a U S navy training station for Mothers Day. Chaplain James led the event as mothers toured the camp, saw drills, and shared meals with their sons. The day honored service members and left lasting memories for all involved.
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U. S. Naval Training Station
Uncle Sam
T James
Three Women Barred From Camp Lewis
Three women running a restaurant and confectionery at Camp Lewis were ordered off the reservation within 48 hours by Maj. M. Y. Croxall of military police. The move aims to keep the cantonment morally safe as officials scrutinize local activities. one woman reportedly has a Seattle police record with liquor ties.
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Camp Lewis Reservation
M. Y. Croxall
Seattle
Nelson Funeral for AP Bureau Chief Held in Seattle
The funeral of J. B. Nelson, late head of the Associated Press bureau in Seattle, will be held Thursday at 4 p.m. from the Bonney-Watson chapel. Members of the Press and Mountaineer clubs will attend the services.
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J. B. Nelson
Associated Presa Bureau
Seattle
Bonney- Watson Chapel
Presa
Mountaineer Clubs
Liberty loan enthusiasm hailed in Seattle by Hoge
James D. Hoge, president of Union Savings and Trust Co., returns from New York to Seattle where he reports strong public support for the Liberty loan campaign. Hoge speaks with the East’s spirited greeting mirrored in local sentiment and reassures progress toward fundraising goals.
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Liberty Loan
Seattle
James D. Hoge
Union Savings and Trust Co
New York
Bands 10 Play at Carnival
The Moose band will play at The Star amoke fund carnival at Hon Marche park Monday night. The Seattle Pipe band the Scotch Kirtles will play Wednesday night and parade. Director Sharp says the Moose band volunteers will perform from 8 to 9 30 pm. Crawford notes Liberty campaign promo week in West Seattle. An acrobat will perform from a 25 foot bar as a free attraction. The queen contest for Joy Fest carnival week runs through the nominees Olive Dolphin and others. Contest terms by Menara Rim boldt and Styleas will be announced soon.
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Moose
Hon Marche Park
Seattle
Scotch Kirtles
Sharp
Moose Band
West Seattle
Liberty Campaign
Crawford
Empire Fund
Hargrave
Knoll
Olive Dolphin
Alaska Building
Pegry Doffer
36Th Ave
Elaie Wright
20Th Ave
Marie Bernard
Minor Ave
Florence Larson
Margaret Walea
Queen Anne Ave
Julia Woller
City Hospital
Violet Anderson
The
Melody Shop
Mine L. Retman
Pacific
Menara
Rimboldt
Styleas
Dance Tonight and Coal Friday Benefit for Sammies Smoke Fund
A dance tonight at Bertold hall Georgetown charges 25 cents per ton of coal sold Friday by Continental Fuel Co. A dance and card party at Enighta of Pythias hall is planned for Saturday night. Five percent of receipts from Kleinachmidt pictures at the Arena next Sunday, Monday and Tuesday support The Star Smoke Fund.
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Bertold Hall
Georgetown
Continental Fuel Co
Enighta
Cigaret Burns Bed In Northern Hotel Room
Firefighters quelled a blaze that burned a bed in a Northern Hotel room at First Avenue and Jackson Street. Guests woke to smoke and were ready to flee when crews arrived. the fire started in a guest room from a cigarette left burning in bed.
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Cigaret
Northern Hotel
First Ave
Jackson Sr
Amoke
Schwabacher Named Federal Fuel Commissioner for California
Albert E. Schwabacher of Schwabacher Frey Stationery Co. was appointed federal fuel commissioner for California. He received notification from Dr. Harry Garfield of the National Fuel Commission. County subcommittees and several assistants will be named by the state commissioner.
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Hy United Preas
San Francisco
Albert E. Schwabacher
Schwabacher-Frey Stationery Co
California
Harry Garfield
National Commission
Garfield
Alaskans Roll in Great Gold Gobs
Alaska prospers as women wear satin gowns and white topped shoes. Families ride taxis at two dollars an hour, said J L McPherson, head of the Alaska bureau of Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club, after a six months tour of Alaska.
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Alaska
J. L. McPherson
Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Seattle Girls to Equip a Hospital on the Front
The Seattle Girls War Relief Organization plans a base hospital on the fighting front costing 50000 dollars. Major C H Connor of the Red Cross approved the build. The Seattle unit will equip the hospital with 500 beds and full operating personnel.
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Seattle Girls’ War Relief Organization
Seattle
Maj. C. H. Connor
Bureau of Medical Relief of the Red Cross
Seattle Girls
California market commission said to cut middlemen and costs
The Star reports that a California state market commission has yielded remarkable results in eliminating middlemen, lowering food costs, and conserving a key state resource. A San Francisco correspondent urges Seattle readers, including Gov. Lister and lawmakers, to study the California experiment for potential public benefit and savings.
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California
Star
San Francisco
California fixes fish prices and cuts living costs
California State Market Commission fixes sea product prices after U S Supreme Court ruling on state title to fish. Licenses required for fishermen wholesalers and retailers, with penalties for violations. Prices reduced 30 to 50 percent for consumers, salmon down to 15 to 17.5 cents per pound, some fish offered at 5 cents per pound, boosting demand by 59 percent as districts expand beyond San Francisco.
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California
State Market Commission
San Francisco
W. PF. Bailey
State Fish Exchange
Col
Harris Weinstock
U. S
Coal Mines Granted Price Increase by U S Government
Operators of thin vein bituminous coal mines in parts of Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia won higher government price supports today. The rise is 10 cents per ton for Kentucky and Tennessee and 40 cents per ton for Virginia.
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Bulletin
United Press
Washington
Kentucky
Tennesse
Virginia
Tennessee
Reichstag Boasts President Wilson Debate Highlights German Dissent
Berlin dispatches report Ritter and Deputy Haussmann clashed over responsibility for World War I. Haussmann claimed Germany bore no guilt for starting the war and blamed President Wilson for prolonging it. The exchange dominated yesterday's Reichstag debate and was relayed to Amsterdam with delay.
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Unitedress
Amsterdam
Ritter
Wilson
Reichstag
Berlin
Haussman
Germany
Woman absolved in yesler apartments shooting case
A coroner's jury cleared Anna Hicks of blame in the Yesler apartments shooting of Lonnie Burnett during a struggle for a revolver. The verdict concludes the inquest into the fatal incident involving a Black man and a woman amid gun possession dispute.
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Anna Hicks
Lonnie Burnett
Yesler Apartments
Judge Operated in Iowa Sentences Pacifist Organizer
United Press reports in Davenport Iowa that Daniel H. Wallace a cage organizer of Humanity a pacifist organization received a 20 year federal prison sentence Judge Martin set bond at 25000 and Wallace filed a notice of appeal. A Davenport jury found him guilty for conspiracy with six Davenporters who urged evasion of the military draft.
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Davenport
Daniel H. Wallace
the of Humanity
Martin
Wallace
Quinault Passengers To Leave For San Francisco
The steam schooner Quinault, wrecked off Point Gorda, will send passengers and crew to San Francisco today aboard the Sea Foam. They reached Shelter Cove by evening after 11 hours in boats, with no serious injuries. Captain A. Peterson reports dense fog and a heavy rock collision that drove the ship onto the rocks. He hopes to save the Quinault, which carried cargo to Oregon, but the vessel was taking on water.
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Eureka
Cal
Quinault
Point Gorda
San Francisco
Shelter Cove
A. Peterson
Ter
Peterson
Coast Artillery Troops Not Moved Toward Seattle
Col. B. E. Len, commander of the artillery district, denied rumors that W. ton artillery companies had arrived in Seattle or were en route. He stated no artillery troops have landed in Seattle and no movement has begun. He added no information about any movement will be released until completion, and that Washington coast artillery units are not being sent abroad at the moment.
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W.ton
Puget
Seattle
BE. Len
Artillery District Com
Washington Coast Artillery
Tobacco Belt Holder Patent Described in Brief
A short item notes that a holder to suspend a flat of tobacco from a man's belt has been patented, signaling a practical accessory innovation for tobacco users.
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