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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
5
Cleveland completely out classes Brooklyn in the first session as Cove leskie pitches a magnificent contest. Griffith's spectacular catch against the right field wall stands as the day's remarkable play.
In a tense world series game, Indians star catcher O'Neill drove in two runs while Speaker produced powerful hits. Griffith made a clutch fifth inning catch to rob Speaker of a homer, as Brooklyn hurlers bent but did not break. The crowd roared at key plays as the teams battled under fall conditions.
Opaque routing of terms but reports say poles and Russians near an armistice as preliminary peace talks set for next Friday. Air activity over Appalachia suggests air traffic toward the Wise Dickinson line near the Kentucky border and base settlements appear in scattered districts. Polish eleven points noted.
An early morning earthquake centered near Gordon Gate was detected by the University of Santa Clara seismograph at 11 06 am lasting eight minutes though perceptible briefly. No damage reported. President Wilson received a chaplain’s war medal from the federal council for the Churches of Christ in America for his WWI leadership and world peace efforts. A vessel Kellharbor cargo includes American canned beef, two English airplanes, and three machine guns.
Republican nominee Harold Harding spends a strenuous day conferring with party leaders in Marion, outlining campaign plans. He heads to Des Moines Omaha Kansas City and Oklahoma City before further eastern stops, preparing addresses and preparing to critique the league issue in coming speeches.
Oct 5 Clark county fires eased as west wind died down and hundreds of men tired. No fatalities or major building damage reported. Fire near Humbird checked, stretching from Columbia to Merrillan, burning second growth jack pines over eight to nine miles of swamp land. Telephone poles damaged as lines fell.
Governor Allen condemned the Chicago Board of Trade for driving down wheat prices. He said Kansas farmers suffered a gigantic steal and urged President Wilson to investigate and potentially shut the board if unfair market manipulation continues.
The policy committee of the anthracite miners telegraphed President Wilson tonight asking for a reopening of wage talks with coal operators and miners' representatives. They urge a joint conference to adjust the present agreement as miners continue working under what they call an inadequate wage scale.
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