Indians Fall Short as Grimes Shuts Out Indians in Game Two
Brooklyn defeats Cleveland 3 to 0 at Ebbets Field to even World Series tied 1-1. Burleigh Grimes uses a sharp spit ball to keep the Indians off balance while Brooklyn hitters cluster clutch runs. Crowd exceeds 20,900 as the pace of the game favors the NL champions and the Brooklyns claim the victory.
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Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
N. Y
Burleigh Grimes
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyns
Grimes
Clevelanders
Anager Wilbert Robertson
Speaker
Tris Speaker
Bagby and
O'Neill
Cleveland
Miller
Olson
Wamby
Johnston
Griffith
Bagby
Wheat
Myers
Gardner
Olso
Sewell
Kilduff
Koney
Jamieson
Ninth Inning Baseball Summary With No Runs
The narrative covers a late game sequence with balls and strikes, walks to Jamieson Burns and Speaker, and a double play. No Brooklyn-Lante on second, Johnston, Griffith, Wheat, and Nunamaker produce outs and a lone Nunamaker single. No runs, one hit, no errors.
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Jamieson
Burns
Wamby
Strke
Speaker
Kilduff
Smith
Miller
Gardner
Johnston
Olson
Brooklyn
Lante
Cleveland
Johnson
Sewell
Griffith
Wheat
Gleveland
Honey
O'Neil
Nunmaker
Nunamaker
Cleveland and Brooklyn Tie In Sharp Baseball Showcase
Two base hits by Wheat Gardner Griffith Speaker and a stolen base by ZJ Johnston highlight a tight game between Cleveland and Brooklyn. Pitchers Bagby Uhle Grimes combine for few walks while multiple players strike out. late substitutions include Graney batting for Baby and Burns batting for Wamby.
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Wheat
Gardner
Griffith
Speaker
ZJ. Johnston
Bagby
Uhle
Grimes
Graney
Baby
Burns
Wamby
O'Neil
W. Johnston
Weather outlook for Ohio fair and cool with frost
Ohio forecast calls for fair skies and continued cool temperatures tonight with a chance of light frost. Thursday should bring brighter skies and warmer conditions across the state.
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Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court rules women must state exact age to vote
In Columbus on October 6 the Ohio Supreme Court held that a woman cannot vote or register unless she provides her exact age. The decision came after Eva Klein of Cincinnati refused to disclose her precise date of birth beyond claiming she was over 21. Election officials challenged the sufficiency of “over 21” as registration data.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Eva Klein
Cincinnati
Hamilton County Board of Elections
State Supreme Court
Senator Edge at the Forum
The Forum Committee of the Chamber of Commerce met at noon with Mrs. Franzheim proposing converting part of the county infirmary into an Old Ladies Home. Senator Edge of New Jersey spoke on citizenship while T. H. Brady outlined vocational training and the need for balanced schooling.
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Chamber of Commerce
Franzheim
T. H. Brady
Columbus
Brady
Coal Operators Seek Priority Rail Move to Ease Midwest Fuel Shortage
Washington officials report coal operators and railroad leaders asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for a new priority service order to move 2000 cars daily to Ohio Indiana and Michigan until December 1 to avert winter shortages. The plan preserves existing Great Lakes shipments while adding emergency flows to the middle west. Cities like Cleveland Akron and Youngstown face the sharpest shortages amid scant supplies in northern Indiana and southern Michigan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Tennessee
D. B. Wentz
National Coal Association
Daniel Willard
Car ‘Service Committee
Association of Railway Legislatives
Great Lakes
Northwest
Wentz
Willard
Middle Western
Middle West
Cleveland
Akron
Youngstown
Lifeless Body of Local Woman Found in River
The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Bell, widow of Francis M. Bell of 213 South High Street, was recovered from the Ohio River near Adams Street about 8 this morning by William A. Tisher. She disappeared Tuesday night after a despondent period since her husband’s death in February 1919. Coroner T. H. Kirk is conducting the inquest. A son, Bernard Francis Bell, survives.
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Elizabeth Bell
Francis M. Bell
South High Street
Ohio River
Adams Street
William A. Tisher
River Cand Company
Coe
T. H. Kirk
Marletta
Bell
Bernard Francis Bell
The
Baptist Church
Ufe
St. Paul's Church
Census Returns and State Totals Report
Census figures show South Carolina at 1,683,462 with an 11.1 percent rise, Alabama at 2,347,295 up 9.8 percent, Nevada at 77,407 down 5.9 percent, and Wyoming at 194,492 up 33.2 percent. The piece notes Dr Hawley leading singing as the meeting remained lively throughout.
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Associated Press
Washington
South Carolina
Nevada
Alabama
Wyoming
Voter registration noted for Jefferson County residents
A notice from an Amsterdam woman asks about registration, clarifying that only Steubenville voters register in Jefferson County. The piece stresses that residents outside Steubenville need not register, highlighting local electoral rules and a railroad workers matter supporting Mr. Willis against baseless attacks.
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Amsterdam
Steubenville
Jefferson County
R. G. LeBlond
W. A. Julian
Frank B. Willis
Mr. Wills
Mr. Willis
Gov. Willis
Wal. Fitzpatrick
National Legislative
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
State of
Ohio
Ohlo
Willis
LeBlond
Cox
Julian
Cincinnati
Congress
R. B. Ackerman
Long Bell
Harding
New York Herald
Water rate hike urged as Council weighs 1921 needs
Director Criss urged a 50 percent water rate increase next year and a 33 percent rise in meter rates to cover rising material labor costs. He cited wastage and claimed meters would curb use, noting bonds or higher revenue are needed. Fire department salary boosts were discussed as part of budget talks. Protests over North Street repaving and Oak Grove Avenue payment terms were filed, with solicitor to study legality of a five year plan. Continued on Page Nina.
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Water Works Department
Council
Criss
Water Department
Fire Department
Fach
North Street
Third
Oak Grove Avenue
Levinson
Wheeling
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Wheeling Traction Company
Washington
Mike Paulutonts
South Street
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Nina
Masonic parade opens state Royal Arch meetings in Youngstown
The Royal Arch Masons conclude degree work at the state convention and begin the Royal and Select Masons gathering in Youngstown Ohio with a morning parade through the business district. Degree work continues in the afternoon with social events planned for tonight as the conventions wind down.
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Youngstown
Royal Arch Masons
Royal and Select Masons
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Grifith
Brighth
Seeene Myers
Konetchy
Kilduf
Miller ¢Ener Grimes
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Coed
Vane
Aeone
Bagby iGraney
Uhkle
Senator Edge
Michigan Cities
Jefferson County Voters
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