Giants Triumph To Tie World Series With White Sox
The New York Giants beat the Chicago White Sox 5-0 to knot the series as Risberg replaced Faber in the eighth. Collins and Kautt homered for New York, with strong pitching by Faber and Schupp keeping Chicago scoreless. Errors and miscues plagued the Sox while Giants baserunners forced plays and stretched their lead late, amid a sparse crowd impressions.
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Risbreg
Faber
Chicago Americans
New York Nationals
Trobare Bu
F. Collins
hi—Zimmerman
Kautt
Hazes
Terzog
Poeble
Herzon
Volk
Schalk
Gandll
Chicaro
New York
Schupp
Pune
Danforth
Dy Faber
Holke
Antaires
Plain
Tolo Grounds
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Evens
Ferdinanded
Rube Renton
Sekupp
Giants
Denny Kaul
White Sox
Chicago
Collis
Tfareree NeMullin
E. Collins
Jackson
Oo Felach
Gand
Weaver
Tusherk
Nh Barner
Wf - Herzog
Raum
Ae Zimmerman
Fletcher
X - Maberieon
Hiolke
Finclden
Robertson
Metcher
Solke
Hariden
Atrike
Eddie Collins
Sebupp
Weisberg
Nisberg
Ty Hoberteen
John Collns
John Collins Evi
McMullin
Herzog
Tuns
Burns
Dow Toovite
Galt
Merzog
Kauff
Kauffs
Zightield Eland
Zimmerman
Feld
Ori Zimmerman
Tobertaon
Zimmer
Maan
Iote
Seth
Eddie Collings
Polo Grounds
Jone
Hall
Mall
Collins
Fadle Collins
State
Atelke
Tall
Felsch
Zimmerpman Gandll
Raull
Gandsly
Muggsy McGraw Has Winning Smile
Baseball narrative details a tense game with Eddie Collins, Schupp, Gandil, Faber, and McGraw prominent. No runs in first innings, multiple outs and errors, then late scoring plays and defensive highlights. scattered misplays and crowd reactions color the account.
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Frierd
Fletcher
Frisch
Gandil
Schupp
Schopp
Weaver
Ballonr
Schapa
Zimmeraian
Eddie Collins
Zimmersian
McMullin
Robertson
Faber
Schalk
Schuyp
Jobo Colina
Paul
Collins
Hall
Job Coline
Malia
Schelk
McMallin
Holke
Wolke
Harden
Marthen
Ihe
Rebupp
Jackson
Rariden
Jose
Weaser
Merzox
Robert
McGraw
God
Fabers
Marliden
Dall
Faulteirike
Gandll
Nolks
Birthe Owe
Roberton
Seite
Felsen
John Collins
Seft Fehl
Geo
Mexullin
Fadle Collins
Nariden
Versog
Burns
Herzog
Puma
Gand
Katt
Felxch
Zimmerman
Eddie Collina
Zlemerman
Felsch
Strke
Felach
Thal
Fitrike
Allike
Gandi
Berteen
Sehwir
Giants
McMullio
Wild Scandal in Reichstag and Baseball Notes
The Reichstag debates turmoil over mutinies in the German navy led by Vice Admiral Capelle, with papers arguing government complicity and legal actions. Separately, a Polo Grounds recap features multiple innings, early runs, and a Kauff homer, detailing strikes, hits, and fielding as the game unfolds with late excitement.
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Rgttermann
Capelle
Reichstag
Vorwache
Alds
Vorsische Zeitung
Independent
Socialista
Tageblatt
Reichsstag
Koelnteche Zeitung
Reichstar
Spy Denied New Trial in Mantel Wallace Case
In Daventpont, Judge M. J. Wade denied Mantel Wallace a new trial in federal court. He was sentenced this morning to twenty years in prison for violation of the erplanare ant. The date and full context remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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SPY
Daventpont
M. J. Wade
Mantel
Wallace
Lejeune Likely To Command First US Marine Division Abroad
Brig. Gen. John Archer Lejeune expected to lead the first U S Marine Division mobilizing for France. A large number of marines at Quantico are finishing training for overseas duty. Lejeune has previously served in Panama, the Philippines and Mexico.
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Quantico
Tiss
John Archer Lejeune
France
General le Fre
Panama
Philippines
Mexico
Famous Captain Dies in California in San Francisco
Captain Willa Matison, once apprentice to a clipper line, rose to president of Mattson Navigation and led a fleet of freighters. He died early today in San Francisco after a paralytic illness, with colleagues known across the fleet mourning his loss.
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San Francisco
Willa Matison
Jehiy
Sips
Mattson Navigation Company
Phricken
Maison
Kia Meet
Vestel
Market Slump Hits Chicago Provision Trade
The Chicago provision market opened with sharp price declines across meats and pork led by a drop of over 2.25 dollars a barrel. Sands and ribs also fell more than a hundred pounds, as government pressure to lower food prices influenced the downturn.
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Chicago
Seth Apparenty
U. S. Food Administration Moves Toward Controls
Washington October 11 The mass machinery of the food administration was set in motion to complete preparations for government control on November 1 under President Wilson's proclamation. The order transfers supervision over key foods including bread meats potatoes sugar milk butter and dairy products canned goods staple vegetables and other commodities. Farmers and small dealers are exempt.
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Washington
The
Food Administration
America
Sunupervision
Merbert
Wilson
Tungsten export plot halted as three men arrested
Federal agents stopped a tungsten export plot on a New York-Scandinavian ship line, arresting Fritz Corundal and two others. A suitcase yielded forty pounds of tungsten with another 167 pounds found under a cabin floor, in a case linked to evading the espionage act and Wilson’s proclamation. The investigation was led by Assistant United States Attorney Marold A Content.
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New York
United” States
Wilson
Germany
United States
Fritz Corundal
United Sister
Marold A. Content
United States Attornes
Sinn Fein Propaganda in Ulster Deepens Home Rule Debate
Sinn Feiners focus on Ulster propaganda with meetings led by movement leaders. Dublin dispatch notes Ulster Union opposition to home rule, fearing separation, while Richard McGhee accuses a Canada New York alliance of covert agents. He claims funds paid for arms shipments and spy networks operating in Tyrone. Irish convention results loom before any peace conference and could shift the country.
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Dublin
Associated Preas
Sinn
Parnell Commission
Canada
New York
Orangemen
Ulster Party
Huntieh Home Office
Secret Service
LeCaron
Clan Na Gari
Wan
Howith
Mudlin Castile
County of Tyrone
German Work Against United States Aimed at Centenary
Washington Oct 11 Germany opposed the British American peace centenary effort in 1909 13 to curb celebratory sentiment. John A Stewart of New York and H A Testis of London reported to President Wilson that German Irish American groups formed alliances to foster German interests in the United States. The American Truth Society led by Jeremiah O Leary allegedly coordinated efforts including erecting monuments praising German Americans and stirring publicity of German roles. Pro German propaganda reportedly spread to state legislatures to derail the planned centenary celebrations.
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Washington
Germany
America
Great Britain
Wilson Baa
John A. Stewart
New York
Roan
White House
A. Testis
London
Brideh Phara
Cen
United States
Spi Feakurs
Bia
Obregon Praises Men In Training On U S Tour
General Alvaro Obregon, former Carranza commander, tours the United States praising a Germanist propaganda tainted training camp. He suggests public opinion manipulation and notes a long standing influence eight years old.
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Obregon
Atata Department
Ameri Fort
Sherman
Alvaro Obregon
Carranza
Menteo
Bad Hinthh
United States
Praises Conduct Of Troops Abroad In Court Martial Debates
Col. Samuel T. Ansell acting judge advocate general says only seventeen trials by court martial were held among thousands of American troops in France. He notes the aim to reduce punitive measures and uphold high military standards while home rule plans stir debate amid Ireland and Northeast difficulties.
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Samuel T. Ansell
France
Ansel
Peace Debate in Reichstag Weighs Alsace Lorraine Fate
Amsterdam Oct 11 The Reichstag debate touched on peace terms and the fate of Alsace Lorraine with deputies urging restraint and warning against surrender of territories. Speakers like Mauermann and Ledebour pressed for self rule for occupied areas while others urged firm German stance and cautious armament policy.
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Amsterdam
Conrad Mauermann
van Kuchimann
Alsace-Lorraine
Bortat Sitesemano
Count Son Wertarp
Germany
von Kuehlmanen
Helsinng
Georg Ledebour
Snader
von Lurburg
Argentina
FRENCH VICTORS AS GERMANS BEATEN ON FRONT
London reports a French victory with German attempts to recapture land near the Freeak offensive thwarted. Verdun sees renewed French positions after a spirited engagement. Weather hampers operations on the Belgian front while German efforts to push back French lines near Verdun face stiff resistance.
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Aris
Belgium
War Office
Verdun
Tanidern
Tite
Poelcapelle
Eptente
Dracibank
Crown Prince
Petala
Kaiser to Visit the Bulgarians in Amsterdam
Extensive preparations are under way in Sats Butearia to entertain the German emperor during his forthcoming visit to Sotia. It will be the emperor's first visit and the proclamations urge public participation in the reunion.
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Amsterdam
Sats
Butearia
Sotia
Fuel famine acutely grips Minnesota town
In Tower Minnesota on October 11 the fuel famine is acute. The city has limited hard coal available while wood is not arriving and soft coal is unavailable. Soft and hard coal are selling near ten dollars and eleven dollars per unit. Local officials plan to appeal to state authorities for relief.
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Minnesota
Mina
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Ulster
Ermany
Uteier
Ireland
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von Luxburg
Amsterdad
Klep
Vessleche Zaltung
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Prussia
Havarte
Soes
Uatschenedade
Kaiser
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