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07 Oct 1922
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Washington Evening Journal in Washington, Iowa
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1922
Page
1
Giants Triumph Over Yankees In Rain Delayed World Series Game
At Polo Grounds on Oct 7 the New York Giants beat the Yankees 4 to 3 in a rain drenched game to take a 3–0 lead in the world series. McQuillan stifled the Yanks with five no hit innings, Ward homered for New York, and Bancroft, Snyder and McQuillan scored for the Giants amid tight defense and timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Polo Grounds
New York
New York Giants
Yankees
Yanks
McQuillan
Innnings
Claxt Plteber
Ward
Giants
Bancroft
Grob
Frisch
Meusel
Yankee
Witt
Duran
Ruth
Cunningham
Pipp
Dugan
Mensgel
Meneel
Schang
Taning
Young
Kelly
Snyder
Scott
Mays
Sancroft
Groh
Au Lenge
Sehang
Patthioning Giants
May
Ituth
Ib It
Mensel
Rf Sehang
Cf Rcott
O Snyder
P McQuillan
Governor Allen of Kansas Tells ’Em at Lotus Club
Kansas Governor Henry Allen spoke at the Lotus Club in New York on October 7 delivering a blunt critique of New York governance. He warned that lethargy in politics invites removal and urged decisive action against strife and strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Allen
Kansas
Associated Tress
New York
Henry Allen
Lotus Club
Willie
Fire destroys animal husbandry building at State College
Lightning is believed to have started a blaze at the Town State College Campus in Ames. The animal husbandry building was demolished. three students living there escaped with only their belongings lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voy
Associated Press
Ames
State College
Not All Americans In England Prove Lavish With Tips
An English correspondent notes Americans in Chester and other spots are not as lavish with tips as in prewar days. He describes hotel guests as middle class travelers drawn by favorable exchange rates, with many avoiding extravagant tipping while vacationing abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Associated Press
London
T Country
Chester
Old Country
United States
Chicago
New York
World Series Game in Doubt as Heavy Mist Delays Play
A heavy mist blanketed Manhattan this morning casting doubt on whether another World Series game would be played today. The fog disrupted visibility and officials faced delays in scheduling batters and umpires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Tress
New York
Sioux City Man Purchases Hotels In Iowa and Oklahoma
W. B. Nation, a well known hotelman, today bought a large interest in five Iowa hotels and one in Oklahoma from H. Warden who is leaving the hotel business. The properties are in Ft. Dodge Des Moines Ottumwa Mason City and an Oklahoma hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sioux City
W. B. Nation
Iowa
Oklahoma
H. Warden
Ft. Dodge
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Mason City
Greeks ordered to evacuate Thrace and Turkish rule to start
Viscount Curzon said after talks with Premier Poincare that allied delegates at Mudania would be told of a plan placing a Turkish civil government and replacing Greek forces with Allied troops to maintain order. The plan also allows the Turkish army to cross the Dardanelles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Viscount Curzon
Poincare
M. Poincaire
Mudania
Thrace
Dardanelles
Sultan Abdicates Rumor Reaches London From Moscow
A wireless dispatch from Moscow reports that Sultan Mohammad VI of Turkey may abdicate. No confirmation yet, but Moscow is believed to be in agreement with Constantinople. The report says he appointed cousin A. B. Dulmedjid as successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Sultan Mohammad
Turkey
Moscow
Constantinople
A. B. Dulmedjid
Uncle Joe Cannon Odws Travel by Train in Danville
Danville Illinois October 7 Growing tired of riding in an automobile Uncle Joe Cannon left his car and is expected to arrive this afternoon by train He had planned to travel from Washington in his car but chose a train instead Several receptions are planned on his arrival to greet the former congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Danville
Ill
Joe Cannon
Cannon
Washington
Iowa Women Plan Education Driven Convention Of The League
Iowa women gathered for the third annual Iowa League of Women Voters convention to be held October 11 to 13 in Des Moines with education for intelligent public service as the keynote. Florence Pierce will not seek reelection as president. candidates include I H Tormoson and Florence Kock. The league, non political, has doubled in size and conducted political education and citizenship schools in 29 counties. Governor Kendall and Mrs. George Gellborn are slated to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prec
Des Moines
Iowa League of Women Voters
Wll
Iowa League of Women
Dleague
Florence P. Pierce
Theoay
League
I. H. Tormoson
Florence Kock
Ar Rapids
Organization of Women
Pierce
N. E. Kendall
George Gellborn
St. Louis
Josephine Rust
Bess Fenton
Neale Knowles
James Devitt
Boone Residents Killed in Street Car Collision
Two former Boone residents James Boogs and his niece Mrs. Mattie Cannady were instantly killed when their automobile was struck by a street car. The accident occurred in Boone on October 7 as word reached the town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boone
James Boogs
Mattie Cannady
Orders U S Ships To Give Up Liquor
Chairman Lasher ordered masters of Shipping Board vessels to remove and surrender all intoxicating liquor aboard ships to the traffic department in Washington D C for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Associated Press
Washington, Dpd. C
Masters of Shipping Board
Lasher
Traffic Department
McKinley Relative Dies of Heart Trouble in Pasadena
William McKinley, 77, a relative of former President McKinley, died of heart trouble while seated in a barber chair in Pasadena California on October 7, the Associated Press reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pasadena
Calif
William McKinley
McKinley
Evangelist Willing to Carry Guns During Revival
In McAllister Oklahoma Reverend W. Smith used a pulpit to carry side arms amid threats. He placed a gun on the Bible during a sermon and later wore two as a KC group guarded the services. A seven member committee asked police to disarm him, but he refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mcallister
Okla
W. Smith
Ladimer
Cer
Ku Klux Klan
Themi
Mr. Smith
Christians Starving Refugees Near Smyrna Report
A Des Moines dispatch from October reports hundreds of Christian refugees near Smyrna starving as Near East relief groups struggle with limited supplies. State officials Governor Kendall Judge Utterback and others joined a meeting led by William J. Smaller to coordinate aid and promise support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Aegean Sea
Smyrna
John W. Mace
News City
Near East
Sun
Inel
N. E. Kendall
Judbert Utterback
Ida B. Wise
Kendall
Judge Utterback
State Committee
William J. Smaller
Florence Spencer Durstea
New York City
Womens National Federation Council
Sultan Says He Will Remain on the Job
London Oct 7 The Sultan of Turkey says in reply to a friend that he will continue to exercise his rights until the end. He plans to wait for the Allies to enter Constantinople before making a statement. Press dispatches suggest he counts on Dulmedjid to take power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Turkey
Constantiple
Dulmedjid
Noted Author Ellsworth Snythe Dies at 61
New York date October 7 Ellsworth Snythe 61 renowned writer and editor died yesterday He was a resident of Worcester Maryland and was nationally known for his work as an author and editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
New York
Ellsworth Snythe
Worcester, MD
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