Giants Triumph Over Yankees In Third World Series Game
Erratic pitching from Fred Toney and Bob Shawkey marked the third World Series game at the Polo Grounds. Giants rallied in the seventh to score eight runs after trailing early 4-4, with Mensell driving in two and Young, Rawlings, and others contributing to a decisive comeback. final score Giants 15 Yankees 5.
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Fred Toney
Boo Shawkey
McGraw
New York
Oct. S
Bob Shawkey
Giants
Yonks
Volo Grounds
Yanks
Toney
Slab
Babe Ruth
Jess Barnes
Snyder
Yankees
Shanker
Jack Quinn
Barnes
Tawlings
Peckinpaugh
Mensel
Rawlings
Young
Rip Collins
Quinn
Rogers
P.O. A. R. Miller
Ai Peck
Ruth
Fowster
Seth B. Mevusel
Pipp
Ward
McNally
Behang
Ae Seer Devormer
Ater Hhawley
Qian
Seeweene Collins
Pitelber
Nogers
Piteher
Baker
I Giants
P.O. A. Burns
Tetaee
Bancroft
Frisch
Ory Young
Wees ” Kelly
Seredvers
Tom Wy
Girl Found Slain in Woods Near Madison New Jersey
Janet Lawrence a twelve year old schoolgirl was found murdered behind a log in Klux woods near Madison New Jersey. She had 27 knife wounds to the body and throat and a knotted handkerchief around the neck. The girl had been reported missing earlier.
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Madison
N. J
Qet
Janet Lawrence
Ghuld
Neighbor's Home Caregiver Missing After Childcare
A woman who had been caring for the Sandt children at Mrs. Joseph Sandt's home failed to return. Police searched the area and questioned neighbors as they investigated her disappearance.
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Joseph Sandt
Sandt
Waste sale nets four million for war department in 1940s relief effort
Washington reports recent sales of waste material and salvage property left by troops at Camps Meade and Grant amount to 404,000. Secretary Weeks announced the sums, noting 844,000 arose from Camp Grant sales. Chicago dispatch notes railway companies and five railway brotherhoods failed to agree on a 256 near cent wage cut effective on Canadian lines.
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Washington, Dct
Meade
Maryland
Grant
Chicago
Junk six warships to be sold at Philadelphia Navy Yard
Obsolete battleships Maine Missouri and Wisconsin a cruiser Columbia and monitors Ozark and Tonopah to be sold as junk at the Philadelphia navy yard. Aggregate tonnage about 55000. All stores and machinery to be removed. Main batteries of twelve inch guns now obsolete. Columbia was a rapid ship in the Spanish American War. All served in some capacity in the last war.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Maine
Missouri
Wisconsin
Coolumbia
Ozark
Moors Renew Bombardment of Melilla
Moroccans resumed shelling Melilla with a small force placing a position in the southern suburbs and firing into Spanish positions. A machine gun fire drove residents to seek refuge in the city center.
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Melilla
Bankers End Big National Meeting Elects McAdams President
In Los Angeles the American Bankers Association closed its 57th annual convention with Thomas B. McAdams of Richmond elected president. John H. Puelicher of Milwaukee advanced to first vice president and Walter W. Head of Omaha became second vice president. A split over branch establishment by national banks was averted by the executive council.
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Los Angeles
Cal
American Bankers’ Association
Resolutions Committee
Executive Council
Associationn
Agricultural Commission
Joseph Hirsch
Corpus Christi
Tex
H. McNider
Mason City
John S. Quun
Association
Russia Faces Hunger Crisis Aided by American Aid Claims
In London Dr Fridtjof Nansen warns 10 million Russians may starve unless 15 million now pledged by Christmas is raised. He cites Argentina burning grain and American wheat rotting as why famine must be fought in Russia. Kameneh lauds American relief as humane and efficient.
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Argentina
London
Oct. S
Friditjof Nansen
The
Daily Herald
Nansen
Russia
Canada
Kuya
Latvia
Rosta
U. S
Moscow
Berlin
America
M. Kamene
Tripute
Packing Men Vote on Strike in East St. Louis Hubs
Two thousand five hundred members of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen vote on arbitration as the strike question in East St. Louis packing houses. Earl Jimmerson, local secretary, announces the action.
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East St. Louis
Fast
Rail man Krein jailed for railroad defrauding schemes
Theodore W. Krein of Muscatine Iowa was sentenced in Davenport to one year and eleven days in federal prison and fined 1000 dollars on each of three counts for false entries on car repair charges. The Muscatine Burlington and Southern railroad was fined 1000 dollars per count. Prosecutors cited records showing inflated repair charges over six years totaling tens of thousands of dollars.
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Davenport
Theodore W. Krein
Muscatine
R. Granville Curry
Interstate Commerce Commission
Curry
Combany
Krein
Manever
Read
Upshaw Seeks Broad Probe of Secret Societies
Representative Wiliam D. Upshaw of Atlanta introduced a House resolution to extend the Klan investigation to all secret societies in every state. He named Masons, Sons of Israel, and Knights of Columbus seeking disclosure of oaths and rituals, arguing for universal scrutiny.
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Washington
Get. S
Wiliam D. Upshaw
Atlanta
Will Joseph Siiamenus
Congress
Upshaw
House of Representatives
Masons, Sons of Israel
Knights of Columbus
France and Germany sign reparations pact in Wiesbaden
The new treaty pledges Germany to pay seven billion gold marks in kind to France over five years starting October 1 1921. It allows direct negotiations between French buyers and German producers for deliveries and aims to reconstruct devastated northern France. The accord, signed by Louis Loucheur and Dr Walter Rathenau, extends beyond the Versailles terms and binds German industrial support within its annexes through May 1 1926.
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Berlin
France
U. K
Paris
Oct. S
Germany
Wiesbaden
Louis Loucheur
Oherated Regions
Walter Rathenau
Reparations Pact Outlines Council of Arbitration and Credits
A three person commission drawn from France Germany and a Swiss appointee would settle deliveries prices and transportation for reparations. The plan sets quarterly price fixes and a formula tying credits to merchandise value with caps on Germany's yearly credit and its share relative to France. The agreement goes to the French parliament next session.
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France
M. Leucheur
Deetor Rathenart
Germany
Fire destroys shops in Pratt Kansas railroad yard
Damage estimated near 200000 dollars as fire swept through the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific division rip track, car sheds, carpenter shops and twenty five box cars. In Mason City Iowa Royn Tesene, 27, was killed by a lightning stroke while topping hay from a winch, his wife nearby escaped unharmed.
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Pratt
Kan
Chicage
Heck Istead and Paciific Railroad Division
Mason City
Royn Tesene
Here
War Debt Problem Before the Parley
Senator McKellar declares the American people will demand payment of the war debt as the Senate debates allied debt and new revenue methods on the eve of the disarmament conference. He says interest totaling about 500 million annually is not being met and that collecting from allies could cut taxes by about one seventh.
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McKellar
Washington
Dct. S
Senate
United States
Britain
Meiellar
Tennessee
World Series Postponed Due to Rain Interruption
The Yanks and Giants halted play today because of rain. The fourth game of the series is postponed and will be played tomorrow.
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Yanks
Giants
Masonic Bodies to Meet in Muscatine Next Week
Muscatine will host the annual convention of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons and Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters from October 11 to 14. Prominent officials from Iowa and national Masonic bodies are expected, with Frederick W. Craig and others penciled in to attend for multiple days.
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Muscatine
Oct. S
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Council of Iowan
Carl Kallis
Frederick W. Craig
Des Moines
General Grand Chapter
United States
Masonry
Amos N._ Alberson
Washington
Crovd
Grand Council
Grand Lodge of
Lowa
Iowa
Grand Lodge
Feurtlay Assembly
Charles C. Shrader
Iowa City
Chas. Bh. Whelpley
Cedar Rapids
R. T. Warner
Hampton
Grand King
G. E. Matthers
Glenwood
Grand Scribe
Martin Rh. Ansbach
Clarinda
O. F. Garves
Harlan
Expect
Andrew H. Conn
A. D. Meeker
Marshalltown
Franklin H. Potter
Town City
A. H. Holt
Waterloo
D. M. Brownlee
Sioux City
Grand Recorder
Frank A. Lee
Waverly
Guard
H. E
Salt and Dampness in Moisture Absorption
The text explains hygroscopic salts absorb moisture from air, with effectiveness varying by atmospheric conditions. Warm air tends to be more humid, increasing absorption, while dry periods release moisture back. Different salts show varying moisture uptake and release during drying cycles.
Alabama man faces cane to Mateh claim in report
The Birmingham Age Herald notes an Alabama man making a claim about a cane to Mateh. The snippet also references the county, a Gazette publication, and mentions Marcuuse Gaxette as a related source.
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Birmingham Age Herald
Alabama
Mateh
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