Chicago Wins Seventh World Series Game Four to One
Chicago defeats Cincinnati 4 to 1 in the seventh game of the 1914 World Series at Redland Field. Cicotte earned the win with strong pitching as Chicago capitalized on Cincinnati fielding miscues and timely hits. The Reds threatened in the ninth but failed to push across more than a single run. If needed, game nine would be played at Chicago, otherwise Friday would decide the series.
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Cincinnati
Redland
Fisher
Luque
Reds
Chotle
Rath
Felsch
Redland Field
National Baseball Commission
Cincesnatte
Koush
Duncan
Ord
Wingo
Ballee
Sisher
Tamean
Stoe
vRan
Masce
J. Colling
Kopf
Cheaga
Birike
Hiner
Neale
Trout
Weaver
Schalk
Otto Filsberg
Collins
E. Polling
Coul
Daubert
Inelinatt
Uhleaga
Cleotte
Wise
Bailes
Ety
Luger
Cieotte
Groh
Dante
Piallur
Enque
Cicotte
Frisen
Tee. Viel Sy Qhixley
Plate
Nall
Welter
Evans
Univ
J. Collins
Stuike
Fedie Collins
EK. Collins
Sailee
Dauber
Eddie
Bert
Roush
Joho Cllibs
Jackson
Ba ‘Xo Keon
Collin
Shon Daubert
Felson
Han
Pote Hayling
J. R. Patcick
Ieft
Presidio Army Aviation
Fokker
D. Ta Cadi
Ten Types of Planes Contestant Planes Across Stops
A listed event details a contestant required to stop for at least 30 minutes at each of 20 intermediate locations. Aviators must remain within 48 hours at each station or face disqualification. The route spans multiple cities including Mineola and Salt Lake City with numerous numbered stops and times.
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Wael
Syea
Mineola
Tinghampton
Keun
Transcontinental air race opens from Mineola with mixed aircraft
Roosevelt Field sends more than sixty planes toward San Francisco in the first long distance military aviation race. German Fokkers and British Bristol fighters participate alongside American Liberty-powered machines. Weather and navigation challenge crews as routes include Reno and Sacramento with no prizes awarded despite a 406000 prize pool.
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Mineola
N. Vu
Liewlem Yneoda
J. B. Machile
Ina de Rayland
Maurice
Benedict Grawell
San Francisco
Qualand
Jease D. Medown
Cleary
Crowell
Claré
Roosevelt Field
Thomas H._Barry
U. A
Genefrancisco
Rockwell Field
San Franciaga
America
J. E. O. Chatlan
Washington
Captain de Lavergne
Coibasss
Binghampton
Waatral
H. ©. Wariney
Webster
C. C. Miter Cronies
Gish
de Havesland
Tieutenant
MW. OH
Martney
Amcgianis
le Haviland
Joci Ns
Reynolds
de Naviland
J. Ti. Machin
de Hardland
Roy N. Francis Mertin
J. W. Shinmona
Martin Bomber
John J. Marquette
Haviland
Tlieutenant
Charles 3. Benedict
A. J. Dweed
Lenine Arrest Rumors Sweep Moscow and Europe
A cascade of dispatches from Copenhagen Stockholm and London claim Bolshevik leader Lenin has been arrested in Moscow amid reports of Stalinist terror and a crackdown on Bolsheviks. Portable reports say Jacob Peters may be killed and mentions German and Russian force movements around Veronesh Tobolak and Usman as anti Bolshevik troops advance.
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Adites
Moscow
Bolshervik
Jacob Peters
Spetal
Stockholm
Jenina
Kremlin
Jacob Patera
D Isoutles
Jenaer
Veronesh
Yeron
Ole anti-Holshevik
Dentking
Dentkine
Usman
Wilson Eager to Work Amid Ill Health Reports
The White House reports President Wilson improving gradually and stronger today. Messages from foreign capitals arrive as officials note health restrictions limit public duties. Officials cite foreign warnings on Italy and ongoing tensions at the peace conference, with observers attributing much of the unrest to broader leadership dynamics.
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White House
Washington
Wilken
Walia House
King Hisorte
England
Viscount Gres
Pig Uriah
Pam
King Alder of
Beliguin
Colombia
Poinsaler of Foreign Relations
Bart Cizgon
Kedleston
Viscount Gray
Lloyd George Denounces the Railway Strike in London
Premier Lloyd George denounces the railway strike as a Prussian effort to hold up the community. He states the nation must be master in its own house while addressing a gathering at the mayoral mansion in London. The stance aligns with breaking labor union influence and courting middle-class support amid political fallout from recent government extravagance charges. In unrelated news, U S shipping board contracts for ship oils awarded to Vacanny Company of New York and Standard Oil of San Francisco for one year starting October 24 1919.
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Lloyd
Ne Sinke
Wasitington
United States Shipping Board
Company
New York City
Shipping Board
Company of
San Praise
Tisco
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Salt Lake
Flight Bulleting
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