Cincinnati Wins World Series Game Two On Wild Pitching
Cincinnati defeats Chicago 4 to 2 in the second World Series game as Claude Williams and strong defense limit the White Sox to four hits. Roush shines in center field, while Williams escapes jams despite walks. The Sox struggle with Williams control as Cincinnati capitalizes on timely hits and errors to secure the victory.
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Cincinnati
Redland Field
Claude Williams
White Sox
Wil Lams
Sox
Roush
Sallee
Weaver
WMI
Jack
Sam
Jackson
Duncan
Felach
Felech
Gandil
Rariden
Daubert
Sallee Anes
Bath
Rath
Willams
Gundil
Uaubert
Jala
Grob
Groh
Kopf
First Reigning Monarch of Europe Sets Foot on American Soil
The report covers a chaotic jumble of sports scores and diplomatic notices. It includes reference to a German peace treaty ratified by the chamber of deputies, a Franco-American and Franco-Hyidsch treaty, and a baseball innings recap with Shalk Gandil Daubert Risberg and Collins scoring runs. It concludes with attendance and receipts for a game at Redland Field.
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Collinbus
Sallee
Daubert
Eddie Collins
Tiall
Weaver
Kant
Rath
Cincinnati
Felsch
Risberg
Gandil
Feond
Grok
Rentro
Schalk
St. Williams
Rariden
Wiilfama
Kopf
J. Collins
Jackson
Raiiden
Raridet
Searer
Eddie Colina
Graw
Williams
Norris
E. Collins
Satlee
Evans
Hough
Roush
Flrst
Duncan
Kopt
Neale
Chicago
ADR
TERR
Colling How
Weiver
Jackson Lf
Felsth Cf
Gandil Ib
Sack
Kope
Fech
Double Pays
Laubert
Collins
Colling
Ganais
Chicago Americans
Cincinnati Nationals
Balk
Salter
Qeigtes
Nat Fypent
Rieler
Nariden
Europe
Amal Wilson
Knapp
Chambr
Lolay
United States
France
Belgian King Albert Arrives in New York City
Albert of Belgium, Queen Elizabeth, and Prince Leopold land in New York after WWII relief efforts. They are greeted by officials and hundreds of soldiers aboard the George Washington, with a formal reception planned at the Waldorf Astoria. The king issues a message thanking the American people for their aid and outlining hopes to meet citizens aiding Belgium relief.
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New York
Albert of
Glum
Horcr
Hetlaken
Europe
Hilm
Elizabatis
Leopold
Regulare
Marinoa
George Washington
NEW _ YORK
King Alnert
Helginna
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Leopold
Ratutes
Milena
Ambrose
Moboken
Albert
Wensel
Ines
Flega
United States
Oftteinix
State Department
Pilin
Waldorf- Astoria
Arning
América
Wilson
America
Commission For the Relief
Belgium
Emneo
Forest Service District Committer Meetings Resume
Meetings of the Forest Service district committee were resumed after a hiatus, held at the forest services offices. The session covered ongoing operations and future scheduling for spring activities.
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Forest Service
Forest Services
Lava Flow From Mauna Loa Destroys Forests and Spreads
Large lava flow from Mauna Loa moves twenty to thirty miles per hour, forming a river up to twenty to thirty feet high as it pours into the sea. Forests and some livestock are burned or stranded, while Kilauea remains quiet. Thousands gather to view the eruption from Hilo and surrounding areas.
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Hilo
T. H
Iava
Mauna Loas
Mandalea
Kilauea
Mauna
Loa
Wwlo
Senator Reed censures attackers after Ardmore disturbance
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri faced heckling and a gunshot during a speech at Convention Hall Ardmore Oklahoma. He issued a strong statement condemning the assailants while noting the incident is closed. Officials say department heads planned weekly meetings for efficiency and cooperation.
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Ardaghe
Okla
Onl
James A. Reed
Missouri
Convention Hall
Tulga
Read
Ardmore
United States
Friends of
League of Nations
Wanette
Navy intervention at Trau forestalls wider war
Washington reports that American naval forces at Trau Dalmatia intervened to prevent bloodshed and potential Italy Yugoslavia conflict. Admiral Knapp said Italian troops withdrew after American sailors protested and Serbian troops arrived. Italian commander faced court martial. Americans avoided onshore troops but used moral influence to maintain order and deter further clashes along the armistice line.
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Washington
Trau
Dalmatia
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Knapp
Senate
Daniels
Aner Sellers
Mallon Snd
Tran
Trav
Utallan
Cammander
Republican
Pennsylvania
Cape Planka
Secon Dalmatian
Traulagg
Italan
Hatian
Boyd
O Tran
H. S. Field
Marony
Puglia
United States
Olympia
Talian Army
Cowell
Appeallan
Civtisans
Milo
Spatalo
U. S
Enart Martial
President in Philadelphia Doctor Called for Nervous System Check
Washington reports Rear Admiral Grayson has summoned Dr. Dercum of Philadelphia as a precaution regarding President’s health. The president had a fairly good night but remains not fully well. Grayson notes the president is extremely resilient and may receive eye and other consults this week.
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Washington
Grayson
FW. Dercum
Philadelphia
Greyson Yrglerday
Deroum
White House
Jean
de. Dercum
Grayson Nelats
EB. Tr. Stitt
Naval Medical School
Dennis
Naval Depemgary
Ney
Tr. Grayson
George de
Dr. Grayson
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