World Series Game Eleven Fails to Crown Giants in Cold Main
Waite Hoyt holds Giants in check as New York Yankees battle to a game day stalemate. Weather chills crowd while Giants chase clincher with McGraws lineup and Hoyt resisting late.
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Senator Knox Dies Sudden End Comes in Washington
Philander Chase Knox, 68, veteranPennsylvania senator and former secretary of state, died at his home in Washington after a paralysis attack. He had just returned from Europe with Mrs Knox and attended senate sessions days earlier. Friends and officials, including Harding Taft Lodge and Penrose, mourn his loss.
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Death of Senator Knox Draws Nation In Mourning
Washington mourned the death of Senator Philander C. Knox a leading Republican figure in the Versailles treaty fight. Funeral services were set for St. John’s Episcopal Church in Washington with President Harding and cabinet members among attendees before the body is moved to Valley Forge Pennsylvania for services there. Honorary pallbearers will include members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee where Knox played a leading role.
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Sundial romance notes limits of ancient timepiece
Bundial Really of Little Use. The sundial is nothing like so clever as a watch, as it only tells the daytime and cannot mark night. On gloomy days, the gnomon does not cast a shadow, and the dial bears the Latin warning to mark sunny hours only.
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French Delegation Completes Washington Conference Delegation
Paris October 11 The cabinet completed the French delegation to the Washington conference on armament limits and Far Eastern questions. Former Premier Viviant will be second to Premier Bel and Senator Albert Sarrant and the French ambassador to the United States Dusserand complete the delegation. The delegates will meet ambassador Herrick at a luncheon in honor of Marshal Foch on Monday.
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Burns Fatal to Child in Ohio Town
Myrtle Mae Seitz, four, daughter of Roy Seitz, died in a Lima hospital from burns after her clothing caught fire from matches Sunday. Authorities report the accident occurred while she was paying with matches.
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Conference Adopts Brief End To Unemployment Talk
The national conference on unemployment adjourned sine die after creating a standing committee to reconvene. James Campbell of Youngstown chaired the manufacturers’ committee which urged sweeping measures including repeal of the Adamson eight hour railroad law and resisting groups seeking to veto economic adjustments. Samuel Gompers led the minority urging no wage cuts policy.
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Kansas District of Miners Suspended by UMWA Leader
Pittsburg Oct 13 The Kansas district of the United Mine Workers of America has been suspended by International President John L. Lewis. Alexander Howatt and all other district officers are summarily removed, and George L. Peck, until the district suspension, is named acting president of a provisional district. Peck calls for miners to return to work at once.
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Officials to Be Defendants in Illinois Recovery Suit
Chicago Oct 14 Associated Press reports that actions to recover sums owed by the state of Illinois will be filed in Springfield within the coming week. The suit will charge withheld interest on public funds and name former treasurers Gov Len Small Lieut Gov Sterling and Andrew Russell auditor of public accounts as defendants.
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Viewpoints on War Claims and New Methods Debate
The passage notes that accused individuals often insist efficiency experts exaggerate. It observes new methods, though virtuous, may face resistance and require two adult workers to demonstrate a three-ring circus, with a nod to a youngster in the Christian Science Monitor.
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Conference on Unemployment Ends Its Work
London dispatch reports a brief British cabinet Sinn Fein meeting ending at 1 30 pm after one hour forty five minutes. Arthur Griffith asks when they return. Michael Collins replies we are not coming back. Griffith adds we are coming back at 11 o clock tomorrow. Meeting delayed by police and planned unemployed march on Downing Street to interview Lloyd George.
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Lloyd George Plans Washington Conference Opening
Prime Minister Lloyd George is preparing to travel to Washington to attend the armament limitation conference and far eastern questions. He is expected to be present for the opening session unless unforeseen difficulties arise.
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Jones Heads Knights Templars in Ohio Grand Commandery
The tenth annual conclave of the Knights Templars of Ohio ended in Cleveland with officer elections and chartering new commanderies. Daniel B. Jones of Toledo was elected grand commander. other officers include F. Oscar Schoedinger Columbus deputy grand commander, Congressman B Frank Murphy Steubenville generalissimo, Edwin Cram Fifth grand captain general, Charles F Voegele Mansfield grand senior warden, and W Edwin Palmer Akron grand senior warder.
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Arbuckle Plea Not Guilty in Rappe Case Set for Trial
Associated Press reports in San Francisco that actor Roscoe Arbuckle pleaded not guilty to a manslaughter charge in the death of Virginia Rappe. The trial was scheduled for November 7.
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