Cleveland Victory Over Dodgers In Pitching Duel
In Cleveland at League Park on October 11, the Indians and Dodgers played a tight pitching duel with Dusty Mails opposing Smith. A single by Speaker and a double by Byrne in the sixth inning produced the decisive run for Cleveland as the crowd watched a tight battle with no extra innings. The Dodgers had chances but could not push across more runs as the Indians capitalized on timely hits and solid defense.
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Baseball Innings Report From Brooks and Cleveland
A fragmented score recap shows Brooks and Cleveland each struggle at the plate. No runs or multiple hits in the early frames with outs, fumbles, and misplays shaping the inning by both sides.
Cleveland Dominates Brooklyn 8-1 in Sunday Baseball
Cleveland beat Brooklyn 8 to 1 in Sunday's game. Indians move to 3-2 against Brooklyn, with Salings credited on the scoring line.
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Taft backs League of Nations Article 10 stance
Former President Taft said he supported a League of Nations covenant and would stand for Article 10. He noted he had discussed the matter with President Wilson and suggested the United States should join, expressing disappointment that the U S had not become a party. He blamed the president for wrecking the Teague and emphasized his readiness to publish correspondence if asked.
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Harding Denies Ireland Sympathy Vote In Senate Record
George White, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, accuses Senator Harding of false claims about voting for an Ireland sympathy expression. He points to Congressional Record pages showing Harding voted against or abstained on June 6 1919 and March 18 1920, arguing Harding misleads Irish voters.
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Congressional Record
Miss Rogers Ends Her Life
Miss Rogers daughter of Samuel L. Rogers director of the United States census bureau died in Garrettson hospital after a suspected poisoning. She was 30 and found at her boarding house last night. police report indicated suicide. Rogers planned to travel from Washington after learning of his daughter's death.
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the Banner
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Man confesses to killing Norris Town child
Pasquale, known as the crank, confessed to Major Lynn G. Adams that he abducted Blakley Caughlin from Norris Town, Pa., placed the child under his coat, and suffocated him when a noise forced him to descend a ladder. He said the baby died after he reached the ground and opened the coat.
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Stenographic Notes Uphold Wilson In Controversy
Washington October 11 The White House released an official version of President Wilsons Paris peace conference address amid a dispute with Senator Spencer about a claimed promise to Romania Serbia and Jugoslavs The official text emphasizes force as the final guarantee of peace and notes a similar assertion in notes from the eighth plenary session The matter hinges on a disputed transcription and a missing barf with a nationwide search ongoing to locate it
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Taft Wilson Correspondence on League Advice Revealed
Long 1919 dispatches show ex president Taft cable with Wilson during Paris League drafting. Cox claims Taft offered proposals on Monroe Doctrine domestic questions and disarmament, urging cautious changes before senate presentation.
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