Chicago doubles Washington in doubleheader split
Chicago earns a split with Washington as New York defeats Cleveland and Detroit wins over Philadelphia 3 to 2. Shaw outpitched Kerr in game one, Williams allowed only two safeties in game two, while Detroit capitalized on an error and timely hits to take the finale.
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Mackinen
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Shaw
Kerr
Williams
New York Beats Cleveland 2 1 In Season Finale Game
New York defeated Cleveland 2 to 1 in the final meeting of the year as Shawkey beat Bagby in a low hit pitchers duel. Die drove in the winner with a fourth inning single. In Boston, Boston won 4 to 0 and 6 to 0 over St Louis with Hooper’s running catch and strong Pennock Russell defense.
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New York
Cleveland
Shawkey
Bagby
Todie
Nine Games To Be Played In Cindy-White Sox Series
The Associated Press reports nine games will be played in this year’s world series, up from seven. National and American league clubs largely approved the plan, with a nine game schedule to be set by the National Baseball Commission. The series ends once a club wins five games.
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Cincinnati
August Herrmann
National Commission
Werrmann
Klerrmann
National Baseball Commission
Canting to Sell 1000 Bushels of Elberta Peaches
Public Market records show Canting offering 1000 bushels of Elberta peaches for sale with See de Vance oat cited as the market reference. Triecs right.
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Ed Vance
New York Beats Chicago 7-3 In Final Series Game
New York bunched five hits, Frisch homer in the fourth, overcoming Chicago in a 7-3 win. Benton and Snyder paired with Alexander, Martin, Killifer on the mound for Chicago’s defeat. In St Louis, Schupp homered to seal a 4-3 win over Brooklyn, giving a clean series sweep. Cadore, Wrueger, Clemons, and Dilhofer pitched for the winners.
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Alexander
Benton
Snyder
Martin
Killifer
ST. Louis
Schupp
Myers
Brooklyn
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Cadore
Wrueger
Clemons
Dilhofer
Pittsburg Splits Phillies as St. Louis Alum Slips by
Pittsburg beat Philadelphia 7 to 2 in the first game and 7 to 2 in the second, tightening its grip on third place. Ames of the visitors, formerly with the St. Louis Cardinals, worked part of the first game and was hit hard, while Cheney allowed steady Pittsburgh hitting. Hamilton pitched in the second game as the locals continued their offensive push.
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Pittsburg
Dpittsburg
Chicago
New York
Ames
St. Louis Cardinals
Cheney
Hamilton
Philadelphia Teens Fall In Rough Baseball Encounter
A fragment notes Philadelphia totaling five hits and two runs while Pittsburgh earns a 2 0 score. Battery figures list Ames Cheney Troggesser Cooper and Lee Schmidt for Philadelphia and Cooper Lee Schmidt for Pittsburgh. Unclear event details suggest a baseball game box score with incomplete lines and odd OCR artifacts.
Chantic Swindle in Chicago Disclosed
Chicago officials reveal a Transit Securities company note swindle. Over 2 million dollars in notes were issued with 45 percent paid to the swindle syndicate, 45 percent to the selling agent, and 10 percent to unwary buyers. Eight men already arrested. New York agents expected.
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Chicago
Transit Securities Company
John C. Melaniphy
States 'Attorney’s Office
New York
Thomas cites police strike as result of unionizing movement
Senate debate centers on the Boston policemen strike with Senator Thomas, a Democrat, calling it the logical outcome of unionizing efforts and urging prompt action to prevent spread to American soldiers. He warns of broader unionization moves and calls for congressional response.
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Washington
Boston
Senate
Thomas
Congress
Treaty end signals relief as Austria signs pact
St Germain Sept 10 Austria signs the peace treaty and Dr Karl Renner departs for Vienna to stabilize the fragile government, a move seen as boosting morale and backing the new Austrian administration.
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Associated Press
ST. Germain
Austria
Karl Renner
Vienna
Bulgarians to Review Treaty Before Formal Delivery
A Bulgarian delegation is expected to receive the treaty Friday at the French foreign office for informal delivery. Observers anticipate about 21 days for notes and possible conference vacation as Bulgarians study the terms amid concerns the Vienna government might fall before treaty completion.
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Vienna
Lia Pies
DC Board Rescinds Ban on Police Union Membership
Washington dispatch reports Commissioner Brownlow said the DC Board of Commissioners will rescind the order prohibiting policemen from joining unions affiliated with other labor groups. Action follows the president’s request to delay the issue until after the upcoming industrial conference in the capital.
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Associated Press
Washington
Brownlow
Board of Commissioners of the
District of Columbia
Betsy Arnold Dances At Liberty Celebration Aged 117
Betsy Arnold said to be 117 years old danced around the Verdun oak during a local liberty celebration. Described as stronger than any man for miles, she once gained fame for weight carrying ability. She reportedly smoked up to four years ago.
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Bryngwyn
Betsy Arnold
Trish
Fire sweeps 40 000 acres in Monaco preserve
A fire started by an incendiary swept through the Prince of Monaco's game preserve in the War burning over 40,000 acres. No further details on casualties or containment were provided in the readable text.
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Paris
Prince of Monaco
Claims that cottlers depend on packers in Texas debate
Texas members of the Southern Wholesale Grocers Association telegraphed to the Senate Agricultural Committee claiming that cattlemen opposing the Kendrick and Kenyon bills to license meat packers are absolutely dependent on the packers. Iowa stockmen, led by R. G. Hoskins and E. M. Thomas, opposed the bills. Senator Harrison proposed hiring investigators to check if consumers gained from price cuts. No action was taken. Hog cholera serum manufacturers, through E. L. Boddington, urged exclusion from the bills as they are licensed by the agriculture department.
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Washington
Texas
Kendrick
Kenyon
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Senate Agricultural Committee
Iowa
R. G. Hoskins
E. M. Thomas
Hoskins
Harrison
Mississippi
E. L. Boddington
Department of Agriculture
Paris Theater Chief Electrician Chooses Dramatic Death
In Paris on September 11 the chief electrician chose to die by his own action at the moment an actor in the play is slated to be shot. The dying man’s cries mingled with those of the actor as the scene unfolded.
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Paris
Canning Note Seen at Public Market With Ed Vance
A brief market item notes canning activity and mentions Ed Vance at the Public Market, indicating ongoing work or stalls. No further details provided.
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