Giants and White Sox Play Snowbound World Series Game
In Chicago Oct 13 a fifth World Series game between the Giants and White Sox amid snow and rain ended tied conditions and shifting momentum as multiple fielding plays and errors influenced the scoring. The seventh game was set for New York with rain and weather complicating attendance.
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H.C. Hamilton
United Press
Comiskey Park
Chicago
Giants
White Sox
New York
Garry Herrmann
Comiskey
Taille
Box Score Batted for Chotten nixth and Williams
Summary of New York vs Chicago shows New York with five runs on 11 hits while Chicago scores five. Kauff and Felsch pace two base hits. Sallee and MecMullin combine for the loss. Runs, hits, and errors are tallied with stolen bases by Robertson Kauff and Schalk.
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New York
Burns
Her
Zog
Felsch
Kauff
Herzog
Russell
Cicotte
Weaver
Schalk
Zimmerman
McMullin
Fletcher
Zimmer
Chicago
J. Collins
E. Collins
Mickly
Jackson W
Sallee
Gandil
Holke
Rariden
Ter
Collins
Riden
Hulle Cicotte
Pletcher
MecMullin
E Collins
Robertson
Williams
Cicottte
Sallie
Jackson
Felach
Weavers
Hicago—Weaver
Cicotte Fied
Burna
MccMullin
E. Collings
EF. Collins
Risberg
Holkie
Hburna
Williama
Pop
Lynn
Faber
KE. Collins
White Sox
K. Collins
Perritt
Burne
Ramiden
NEW York Fletcher
Roberteorn
Gandi
Seattle Mayor Hi Gill Faces Seattle Alcohol and Soldier Tensions
The Star surveys Mayor Hi Gill who, while gardening on his porch, reflects on Seattle’s moral issues. He cites immoral women and bootleg alcohol as sources of trouble, noting soldiers and sailors will still encounter vice due to existing laws. He questions the extent of possible cleansing.
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Hi Gill
Seattle
Northwest
Star
35Th Ave
Tacoma
Seattle Mayor Backs Red Light Law for Immorality Crackdown
The mayor argues police must curb vice through the red light law and oversight of rooming houses and hotels. He rejects a old door-breaking approach, pledges cooperation with Tacoma and Gen Greene, and notes reports on dance halls and street solicitation alongside enforcement plans.
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Lundin
Billiken
Seattle
Tacoma
Corbaley
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Greene
Gill
Elawaga
Carnival Night Seeks Three More Bands For Six Night Run
The carnival plans six nights of entertainment with The Moone set for Monday and The Seattle Pipe Band on Wednesday. The Fagies have offered to play some night, and organizers seek three additional bands to complete the lineup. Volunteers encouraged.
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Harry Hargrave
Havana
Cuba
Seattle
Harry Shaw
Moone
Scotch Kittles
Fagies
Dance at K P Hall Tonight for Star Smoke Fund
Knights of Pythias host a fund dance and card party at K P Hall Firatave Pikest to aid The Star smoke fund for the boys in France. Proceeds go to tobacco for the Sammies. Admission is 50 cents a couple for dancing and 25 cents for cards.
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Bon Marche Park
France
Army
Our Boys In
Knights of Pythias
K. P Hall
Firatave
Pikest
Sammies
U S Girls Form Regiment of Death Like Slav Sisters
Lowell Massachusetts October 11 America forms a female battalion to face German forces. Captain Emma Le Clair a 20 year old millworker drills nearly 100 volunteers from New England and beyond. Mayor O Donnell and Maj Gen Ames back the effort. Le Clair seeks English speaking single women ready to go to France to fight if needed.
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Lowell
Mase
America
Russia
Emma le Clair
O'Donnell
Ames
Massachusetts State Guard
Public Safety Committee of
State
Miss le Clair
Cabot St
New England
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
Misa le Clair
Lawrence
Misa LeClair
Women's Military Corps
Boston
New York
France
Soldier Kills Himself at Seward Hotel
Millard Goldberg 22 of Company 9 166th depot brigade Camp Lewis killed himself with a pistol in his Seward hotel room at 511 Third Ave. A note asked that his locket and case be sent to Miss B Roman San Francisco. He registered Friday afternoon and the body was found by hotel attendants.
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Molly Paul
Rhodes’ Department
Cheasty Bivd
Winthrop A
Misa Paul
Prince
G. BE. Fleming
Franklin High School
W. T. Harris
14Th Ave. S
Althe
L. L. Stephens
Hamlin
Millard Goldberg
Company 9
166Th Depot Brigade
Camp Lewis
Seward Hotel
Third Ave
Theft Report At Bybee Hotel Involves $2 Loss
Root of 407 11th avenue told police Saturday a prowler entered his room in the Bybee hotel while he slept and stole $2 from his trousers.
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C_ HR
Root
11Th Ave
Bybee
Navy training station shown in Star Week
The Star-Liberty film weekly features the first motion pictures taken at the United States naval training station at the university including sailors in battalion drill cutter drill gun practice and camp life. Roland Morris new United States ambassador to Japan was entertained in Seattle this week and Seattle's Liberty loan campaign is pictured.
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United States Naval Training Station
Star-Liberty Film Weekly
Bill
Liberty Theatre
Roland Morris
United States
Japan
Seattle
Sprague Woman Killed by Train in Montana Collision
Mrs. Mary Patterson of Sprague Washington was killed and four others injured when an Oregon Short Line train struck an automobile near Dell Montana early today. The crash occurred as the vehicle attempted to cross the tracks, prompting emergency responses and investigations by local authorities.
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United Press
Butte
Mary Patterson
Sprague, Wash
Dell, Mont
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Fourth Ave
Knowles
Landin
Gen. Greene
Lee
Comstock
Chester Thorne
Tacoma Capital
Pike Street
K. P. Hall
U. S
Emma LA Clair
U.S
J. H. Duckworth
Star Weekly
Sprague
Seattle Star
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