Kerrs phenomenal pitching carries White Sox past Reds in Chicago
Kerr dominated the mound for the White Sox as Chicago shut out Cincinnati 3 to 0 in the third World Series game at Comiskey Park. He allowed only three hits and one walk while the Sox collected seven hits, with key plays shaping the scoreless affair. Fisher struggled defensively for the Reds, contributing to Chicago's scoring in a game marked by strong defense and timely hitting.Attendance reached 29,196 with gross receipts of $90, a season-high gate for the park.
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Kerr
White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Fisher
Cincinnati
Sox
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Tal Collins
Weaver
Kope
Bo Collina
Collie
Jackson
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Toush
Duncan
Trisberg
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Schalk
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Bath
Daubgit
Cotline
Toft
Cineineatt Nationals
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Risber Ge Felech
Ligue
Dawuerty
Van
Loaing
Evans
President Wilson Reported Exhausted and Weak by Specialist
Washington reports show President Wilson in unchanged but grave condition after hospital assessment. Dr. Derecum and Dr. Grayson described him as exhausted, very weak, with no fever, while admitting he remains cheerful and determined to aid the nation through the peace effort. Family members head toward Washington as care strictures limit visitors.
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Admniral Grayson
Tia
Naval Medical School
Sterling Tuffin
White House
William Glbus McAdoo
Francis Sarre
McAdoo
New York
Sam
Cambridge
McAdooartyre Hai
Margaret Wilson
Tumulty
Stevester
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Tin
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Get
Franela X. Dercum
Dercum
Graysons
Nerlocum
Natura
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Derour
Nercum
Grayson
F. x. Bsrcum
Philadelphia
Bercum
Drayton
Bttt
Railroad union row knots next week's Wilson meeting
Washington officials report labor's 2,000,000 workers will skip the conference called by President Wilson unless the chef executive is included. Timothy Shea says AFL representation dispute stalled replies from General Hines. Most railroad brotherhoods likely to abstain. AFL delegates may represent others. President Wilson and labor chief Gompers press plans for AFL participation.
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Wilson
Labor
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Hines
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood
Mau
Américan Federation of Labor
Nak Atfitlard
American Federation
Ibines
Orm
Wilton
Department of Labor
Department of Labor, Fresident Gompers
American Federation of Labor Representatives
King Abandons Plan to Visit Wilson Incognito
New York dispatch reports King Albert of Belgiane and Queen consort with Prince Leopold abandoning a planned incognito visit. They boarded the yacht Nome in the Hudson for a formal entry after a night at Waldorf Astoria, greeted by city officials. Doctors and officials discuss President Wilson's illness and visitor restrictions as Francis H Sayre travels from Cambridge to Washington.
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Leopold
United States
Presiden Marshall
Hudson River
Waldorf-Astoria
West 34Th Street Dock
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Mayorlan
Cary Tom Grayson
Cambridge
Masa
Francis H. Sayre
Wilson
Washington
Mra. Sayre
Sayres
Bla
British Railway Strike Crisis Deepens As Lloyd George Intervenes
The piece details a grave railway labor dispute in Britain with Prime Minister Lloyd George pressing for resumption of work before talks. It notes widespread government action, the Union’s contract breaches, and public impact, including lost services and economic disruption. A government statement warns against further escalation while rail workers issue a message asserting they seek fair wages against a perceived wage conspiracy.
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Efforia
National Union of Baliwiay
jBenerary
Lloyd George Tnnlalx
Joel Healauartars
Matar
Hyaviehys
National Union of Stnllweny
Notica da Compinte Marexard
Nvdinery
Josnea
Dhs Atethiere
Win- Ainge
Urate Na
Thomna
Terald
Labor Lorgan
Rafsray
Newaraners
Tha Mail Raya
Pave
London
Associated Preas
Thomas
Imation
Kingdom
Firat Bette
England
Taft at Senate briefing on treaty and budget talks
Taft attended private discussions with Republican leaders as Congress debates a functional budget system. He met with senior GOP figures including a party stalwart from Nebraska and the administration’s key ally amid tense treaty negotiations and cross party concerns. The overall railway strike situation remains limited to western regions.
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Seniourt
Renty
Onra
Ohlaint
Sentintul Oni Y
South Wales
Soldiers Shoot Down Negroes In Helena Riots
Reported at Helena Arkansas a violent outbreak among black farm laborers and white residents led to soldiers firing on two fleeing black workers and wounding another. Over 200 blacks detained by military authorities and about sixty arrested as unrest spreads through the county. Deaths among blacks were noted in cane brakes and underbrush while agitators spread propaganda promising cash advances to tenant farmers.
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Intarsaly Vainen
Hood
Tra Proctor
Elane
Roseato
Omaha appoints 100 policemen and arms for unrest
OMANA Neb Oct 7 General Leonard Wond recommended calm after rioting and a lynching. City council votes to hire 100 new officers and arm the force with machine guns revolvers and motorcycles for emergency use. Fort Omaha and Cronk to prepare equipment. Civil authorities arrest youths tied to riot. a white woman and a black suspect are in custody as governors and military officials plan further inquiries.
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Neb
Leonard Wond
Omaha
Wood
Flo
Cronk
Labor unrest grips mills as 4690 workers strike persists
Reported chaos at Gany Indiana and other plants shows 4690 workers defecting amid transport disruptions and plant slowdowns. Officials claim 70 percent capacity at Steel and Tin Plant, with 100 new wheelers ordered yet uncertain turnout. Senate hearing cites union influence, with Tighe accusing the Steel and Wire industry of lagging and misreporting while arguing for union shop concepts.
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