Cincinnati Wins First World Series Game 1919
Cincinnati Reds beat Chicago White Sox 9 to 1 in game one of the 1919 World Series. Walter Ruether starred with two triples and a single in three trips, driving in two runs and holding the Sox to a single earned run. Attendance reached 30,511 with receipts about $98,778 and fans packed standing room at 81.50.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
White Sox
Walter
Ruether
Cicatte
Lauber
Cicotte
Tany
Roy Wi- Ruether
Avertie
Sox
Daubert
Groh
Roush
Rath
Rey Wilkinson
Cicotte Wilda
Kopf
Jackson
Noile
Felsch
Gandil
Nold
Benenos
Locals Keen for Game at Fairfield
Washington team eyes important high school football clash at Fairfield with revenge on mind after last season's close loss. Coach Whitford drills a fast backfield while locals plan to travel in large numbers. Officials: Wilson Ottumwa, Teeter Richland. head linesman not announced. Schedule change has Monmouth, Ill. high school game moved to Fairfield two weeks from Saturday.
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Washington
Farfield
Whitford
Wilson
Ottumwa
Teeter
Richland
Williamson
Burlington
Monmouth, Ill
Monmouth
Nine and six runs in a muffled box score summary
The line shows 9 6-1 hits off Cicotte and 7 in 32 3 innings off Wilkinson 5 in 31 8 innings. Three-base hits by Ruether and Daubert. Rath with a two-base hit. Groh Felsch Rath Wingo Sacrifice hits. Stolen base by Roush. Hit by pitch Rath Daubert. Strikeouts Cicotte Wilkinson Ruether. Walks off Cicotte Ruether Lowdermilk.
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Daubert
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Roush
Lowdermilk
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McMullin
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Cincinnati Vowel
Restore Order in Dalmatia Spalato Quiet After Street Fighting
Normal conditions have been restored at Spalato after street fighting between Italians and Croatians. Tension remains sharp between the two races. Capt. Gabriele d Annunzio commands about 15,000 officers and men in the city, with deserters continually bolstering the force along the armistice line.
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Fiume
Spalato
Gabriele d Annunzio
Shot in strike skirmish in Mahoning Valley
In Youngstown on October 2 the first clash in the Mahoning valley steel strike left Dasquale Vincente with a gunshot wound to the arm. Pickets and entering workers clashed at the Henmantic Iron and Steel Company coke plant.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Mahoning Valley
Dasquale Vincente
Henmantic [Ron and Steel Conmnmany
Prohibition Act Conferees End Deadlock On Home Liquor
Conferees from the Senate and House reach agreement on the prohibition enforcement act reporting key terms. Possession of liquor in private homes for personal use and with bona fide guests is allowed with burden of proof on the possessor. Intoxicating liquor defined as beverages with one half of 1 percent or more alcohol by volume. Penalties for manufacture or sale set with escalating fines and imprisonment. Shreveport wins 1919 Teans league title in post-season series.
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Senate
House
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Ferees
Shreveport
Roads Vote Defeated in Louisa County by Narrow Margin
In Louisa County, 1366 voted against and 542 in favor of a road proposal. The Farmers Union and county branches opposed the measure, credited with swaying voters. Township results follow the statewide tally, reflecting broad opposition.
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Louisa County
Wapello
Louisa County Farmers Union
Judge Gary Blames Union Leaders Over Steel Strike
Judge Elbert H. Gary, head of United States Steel, told a Senate committee there is no industry paying higher wages and no mistreatment of workers. He blamed union leaders for the strike, cited wage figures across plants, and denied delaying arbitration while condemning union control of industry.
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Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
Senate
Mr. Gary
United States
England
Gary
Gompers
Fitzpatrick
Senator Kenyon
Johnson
South Dakota
Glass Urges Youth to Save and Invest in Government Securities
Secretary of the Treasury Carter Glass appeals to 29 million school children to keep up wartime habits of earning, saving, and investing in government securities. He commends their wartime production, food and money saving, and investing in War Savings stamps and other securities, urging America to become a nation of savers.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Carter Glass
America
President Not So Well This Morning
Reports indicate the president is not feeling well this morning and receiving specialist consultation. Details on diagnosis or prognosis are not provided.
Yanks Avert War Over Trau Crisis Intervention
The intervention by US Naval forces at Trau prevented bloodshed and possible war between Italy and Jugoslavija, per Admiral Knapp’s report to the Senate via Secretary Daniels. President Wilson’s health is stable after a restful night. Dr. Grayson consults neurologist F. X. Deroum, though condition is not alarming. Judge Gary testifies before the steel strike inquiry, rejecting AFL talks as representing a minority of workers and foreigners.
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Evening Journal
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Grayson
F. X. Deroum
Philadelphia
Trau
Italy
Jugo Slavia
Knapp
Senate
Daniels
World Series Game Two Sets Batteries for Big Match
Extra Cincinnati reports the second World Series game underway with Chicago's Williams and Schalk behind the plate while Cincinnati fields Sallee and Rariden. The score shows Chicago 2 and Cincinnati 1 after seven innings, with errors and hits recorded in the box.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Williams
Schalk
Battery
Chicago
Sallee
Rariden
Fascinating Habit of Earning and Saving in Government Securities
The article praises thrift among students as they save money in War Savings stamps and Thrift bonds. It emphasizes earning, saving, and serving the government while preparing for personal needs, happiness, and national strength. It hopes lessons of thrift will build lasting habits and a better America.
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America
First Maine Post Offices and Early Mail Rates
In 1775 the first Maine post offices opened at Falmouth and Bath. Mails were carried by foot or horse with a light weekly volume averaging fewer than five letters per office. Rates varied by distance at 6 12 18 25 and 8 Ty percent, doubled if the letter consisted of more than one sheet of paper.
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Falmouth
Bath
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