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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1917
Page
1
New York defeats Chicago five to zero with strong pitching from Schupp and Rairden. Chicago offense struggles as New York tallies five runs on ten hits and one error. Final innings show Chicago 0 runs, 7 hits, 0 errors. New York 5 runs, 10 hits, 1 error.
The Polo Grounds forecast for October 11 indicated the fourth World Series game would be played this afternoon despite overcast skies and recent rain. Yesterday's win boosted team morale as play resumed under threatening weather.
Rowland expects either Russell or Faber to be sent to the box for Chicago. McGraw will likely choose between Schupp or Salloe. Under wartime orders the United States Ambulance Corps, enlarged, camps at Allentown Pennsylvania and will consist of 169 sections of 45 men each. The initial order called for 0 sections of 38 men each.
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Rotterdam Oct 11 The German marine minister Van Cahel says the Reichstag is a theatre of scandal as mutinies in the navy are exposed. Vorwaerts finds no proof deputies committed illegal acts and Vossische condemns the government attack on independent socialists as deplorable. Tageblatt says independent socialists if guilty must face the courts.
Paris reports that French forces repelled a German effort to recapture ground won in Belgium this week. At Verdun the German advance into French positions was halted after intensified fighting. Washington reveals German funded Irish American propaganda groups as early as 1909 to counter a centenary peace celebration between America and Britain.
London reports heavy rain last night with enemy artillery showing activity west of Passchendaele. No other major events noted as officials provide routine war bulletin amid unsettled conditions.
The Vorposten Zeitung reports publishers may print only limited volumes as paper stocks run low. Early next year no more school books will be printed. Two months are needed for full paper supplies to resume, delaying new editions.
Judge Wade in federal court denied a new trial motion and sentenced Daniel H. Wallace to twenty years in prison for violation of the Espionage Act in Davenport Iowa.
Masked robbers from Hoboken shot a clerk during a daylight heist, escaping with about one thousand dollars. Police pursue leads as investigators canvas the scene.
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