First game of World Series goes to American White Sox close margin
Chicago opens the World Series as the White Sox edge the Yankees in a tight 10am game amid cool 56 degree weather. Fans queued for 15 000 seats as lineups show Burns Herneg Kauff Zimmerman Fletcher Robertson Holke McCarty Schupp for New York and Colina McMallin Collins Gandil Schalk Cicotte for Chicago.
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La Follette Delivers Lengthy Speech in Last Hours
In Washington the session neared its end as Senator La Follette took the floor at ten o clock for a three hour speech defending the right of a member to attack government policy. He countered criticism from the war party and accused opponents of libel and intimidating the public by threats of jail. He cited Lincoln Webster and Sumner to bolster his defense of free discussion in Congress.
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Senate Adjourns This Afternoon After Resolution Passed
Associated Press reports the Senate adopted a resolution to adjourn Congress at 3 PM this afternoon. The item notes the action and confirms the adjournment schedule for the day.
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President Wilson Praises Congress for War Power Provisions
President Wilson praised this session's work in a statement noting the army and navy needs have been met and the government has full power to act. He said the Fifty-fifth Congress deserves gratitude for its courage and task comprehension. Also reported are local notes on Meadames Camp and J. H. Millie visiting Lakewood and updates from a cattle poisoning case nearing closure with witnesses and closing arguments.
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Germans Attack Verdun Front Near Hill 344
German forces launched an assault on the Verdun front near Hill 344 last night. The German advance gained footing at some points but was reportedly driven out by French forces, according to the war office.
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British Front Advances as Germans Retrench in Flanders
British forces in France and Belgium push new line forward in October. In Flanders the German defenders retreat to shorter trenches as exposed positions force regrouping.
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Three White Men Die In Alabama Negro Battle
Associated Press reports three white men died and three were wounded in a clash over a Negro at La Pine Alabama, about 25 miles north of Montgomery, on October 6. The incident occurred during a bitter confrontation that erupted into deadly violence.
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Books for Soldier Boys Urgently Needed Across Communities
Thousands of books are requested for soldier boys in camp and cantonments. The American Library Association and the Federated Woman’s Clubs seek $1,000 and up to 1,000,000 books plus new looks or used books in good condition or recent magazines no older than three months. Requests emphasize uplifting fiction, adventure tales, detective stories, historical novels, and humorous short collections. Donate at once via Mix, Vo 0, McCollum, or notify club members for pickup.
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Depth Homes Destroy German Submarine
Details of the fight between an American destroyer in European waters and a German submarine ended with the submersible destroyed by depth bombs, according to the navy department. A Senate committee sub panel was named to investigate Senator La Follette's St Paul speech.
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American Patrol Ship Foundered in European Waters
Washington October 6 The American patrol ship was in European waters on the morning of the 6th while on duty as an auxiliary ship the Navy Department informed.
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Washington
Eurean Waters
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Largest Appropriation Signed by Wilson for War Effort
President Wilson signed the record 7.124 million dollar deficiency bill chiefly for wartime needs. The measure, described as the largest appropriation in U S history, was enacted amid plans to fund army and other war related programs. Public notices indicate swift implementation across national agencies.
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