White Sox Take Game Seven of World Series at Redland Field
In Cincinnati the White Sox defeated the Reds 4 to 1 as three Chicago outfielders Collins Jackson and Felsch forced Slim Sallee from the mound after five innings. The surprise fifth inning swing gave Chicago the lead and momentum.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
John Collins
Joe Jackson
Pappy Felsch
Slim Sallee
Redland Field
White Sox
Gaimes
Jackson
Hes Mighty Biudeeen Ve
J. Collins
E. Collins
Sallee
Sox
B. Collins
Weaver
Groh
Helnie
Rath
Felsch
Hayey
Ray Fisher
Dutch Ruether
Luque
Fisher
Duncan
Collins
Heehee
Eaver
Bens
Saconerse
Decravnen
Gaandil
Eeeenenne
Risberg
Eeteer
Sehalk
R & Eberene Pririrttiitie
Daubert Db Beeen
Eddeseevese
Halles
Grob
Baecrifice
Collns
Cicotte
Fish
Eee i Luque
British steamer Sizergh Castle sunk at sea
Halifax reports the 2407 ton British steamer Sizergh Castle was sunk, with its crew rescued by the American steamer Afel. The vessel was en route from Norfolk to Antwerp via Rotterdam, leaving Norfolk on October 20 and Rept. 24 from Norfolk. The cause of the sinking is not provided in the message.
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Halifax
Marine Department
Afel
Antwerp
Norfolk
Rept
Rotterdam
Wilson Eager For Work As Condition Improves
President Wilson shows steady improvement but doctors keep him from resuming full duties. They allow limited reading to avoid eye strain while monitoring his recovery. His two married daughters departed the White House but may return soon depending on his condition.
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Washington
Oct. C
Wilson
Grayson
Corn Production Shift Foresees Net Increase in 1920 Forecast
Washington reports the Agriculture Department's October crop forecast shows corn up by 42.9 million bushels from last month while spring wheat drops by 4.87 million, oats down 5.2 million, white potatoes by 950 thousand pounds and tobacco by 950 thousand pounds. The year end totals project spring wheat 203,170,900 bushels and all wheat 1,?58,471,000, corn 2,900,511,000, oats 1,219,521,000.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Deputy Hugo Haase Shot at Reichstag Entry
Deputy Hugo Haase leader of the independent socialist party of Germany was shot and wounded while entering the Reichstag. His arrest followed as he and his allies faced political tension in Berlin.
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Reichstag
Berlin
Hugo Haase
Independent Socialist Party of Germany
Axs Silent
Vienna
Senate Passes Wartime Prohibition Enforcement Bill
The Senate adopted the conference agreed wartime prohibition enforcement bill without discussion and sent it to the House for final action. Senator Sterling of South Dakota introduced the measure and Vice President Marshall approved adoption by voice vote with no record vote.
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Washington
Senate
House
Sterling
South Dakota
Marshall
Army Planes Vicious Aerial Derby Sees Fatal Crashes
Army air race from Mineola to San Francisco features Liberty motors and mixed crews with German Fokker captures. Sergt W H Nevitt dies after crash near Binghamton while Lieut J B Machle leads the coast to coast start at Mineola with Sergt Jesse D. McClure. Route spans 2700 miles stopping at 18 points including Buffalo Cleveland Chicago Des Moines Reno and San Francisco.
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Mineola
N. Y
J. B. Machle
San Francisco
Jesse D. McClure
America
Binghamton
Rochester
Buffalo
Cleveland
Bryan
Chicago
Rock Island
Des Moines
Omaha
St. Paul
Neb
North Platte
Sidney
Cheyenne
Wolcott
Green River
Salt Lake City
Salduro
Battle Mountain
Reno
Sacramento
Col
H. H. Bartney
Thep
Lieut. L
Webster
Maj
Harry Smith
N. D. Norris
H. ¢. Drayton
Col. T. 8. Bowen
A. F. Miller
B. W. Maynard
L. BO
Chariton
Early Start for 2700 Mile Air Race From San Francisco
Lieut J P Richter and Lieut J B Patrick led the opening takeoffs in the 2700 mile San Francisco to Mineola race for military aviators. Cadet J A Cardin followed with no observer. Western flyers reached Mother Field Sacramento in minutes. next stop Reno as the field resumed eastward over the Sierra Nevada. Two killed in West as Maj D H Chrissey dies landing at Buena Vista field. First Class Sergeant Virgil Thomas, observer, dies en route to the hogenital
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San Francisco
San Franccisco
Oct. C
J. P. Richter
de Haviland
J. B. Patrick
Mineola
N. Y
J. A. Cardin
Sacramento
Cal
Nieut F. C. Kiel
Mother Flying Field
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Reno, Ney
West
Salt Lake City
D. H Chrissey
Buena Vista Field
Here
Virgil Thomas
Premier Lenin Arrest Report Sparks Bolshevik Turmoil
Dispatches from Helsinki and Copenhagen report that Nikolai Lenin has been placed under arrest in Moscow. Lenin allegedly ordered Trotsky’s arrest but was seized instead. A Reval message notes a Bolshevik terror crackdown in Moscow with Jacob Peters reportedly killed.
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Sersion
Helsingfors
Finland
Nikolai Lenine
Bolshevist
Moscow
Exchange Telegraph
Copenhagen
Lenine
Leon Trotzky
Jacob Peters
Washington County Evening Journal Highlights
The Washington County Evening Journal presents a concise overview of local events and notable happenings in the area. Readers are kept informed on community updates, meetings, and brief notices from the county seat.
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Evening Journal
Washington County
Industrial conference adjourns after brief session
Washington Oct 8 after a thirty minute meeting President Wilsons industrial conference adjourned with no business for the group to consider Secretary Sage suggested separate meetings for labor capital and the public to prepare items for the next session Barneys role as host helped arrange introductions among conferees Judge Elbert H Gary head of U S Steel moved among labor delegates and John D Rockefeller Jr spoke with H E Wills of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers A recommendation to allow alternates was adopted benefiting employees with scheduling conflicts.
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Washington
Wilson
Sage
Lane
Barney
Gary
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
John D. Roclefeller Jr
H. E. Wills
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Industrial Conference
Raids on Radical Leaders Hit Gary Homes
Federal agents and U S soldiers raided homes of radical leaders in Gary. Two men Alfred Strauss and Nicholas Rebarte were taken to military HQ for questioning and released with warnings. Others in the radical element were exiting the city as Morris Lieberman moved to depart after selling his drug store.
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Gary
Tnd
Fom
United States
Alfred Strauss
Nicholas Rebarte
Strauss
Rebarie
Mapes
Morris Lieberman
Lieberman
King Albert Swaps Howdy For Belgian Welcome Tour
Albert king of the Belgians uses howdy in Cheyenne Wyoming as his train halts on a visit to the United States. Crowds cheer and wave as the royal party stops at North Platte and other towns with farmers wives and children offering flowers and handshakes.
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Cheyennee
Wyo
Albert
D Annunzio Demands Million to Leave Fiume
A special emissary reports that Gabrielle d Annunzio has asked for 1 million dollars to quit Fiume. The emissary says the poet-aviator could move quickly to Trieste Venice and Rome if he decides to oppose the Italian government.
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Fiume
Finume
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Triest
Venice
Rome
Germany seeks better treatment for prisoners in U S canes
Berlin dispatch reports Tageblatt says Germany sent a note to Switzerland urging improved conditions for German prisoners confined in American camps.
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Berlin
Copenhagen
The
Tageblatt
Germany
Switzerland
War Declared as Anti Reds Face New Threat in South Russia
News from London reports Ukrainian leader Simon Petliura declared war on General Denikine. Voronezh, 600 miles southeast of Moscow, fell to Denikine forces as Tobolsk was recaptured by Kolchak. A Soviet wireless message confirmed Voronezh's capture and Denikine’s cavalry movements toward Usman.
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London
Simon Petlurs
Denikine
Russia
Kamenetz-Podolsk
Voronezh
Moscow
Usman
Siberian
Tobolsk
Irtish
Tobol
Kolchak
Omsk
All Strikes or Lockouts Cease Trial Conference
A statement declares that all strikes or lockouts would stop at the trial conference. No further context or parties are specified in the readable text.
Labor Leaders Seek Three Month Truce in Steel Strike
Samuel Gompers urges immediate arbitration of the steel strike during a national labor truce proposal at the Industrial Conference in Washington D C. Bernard Baruch chairs the public group and calls for a halt to strikes and lockouts for three months to pursue a permanent settlement between capital and labor.
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Wilson
Organized Labor
Thomas B. Chadbourne
New York
Frank Morrison
Washington
John J. Raskob
Wilmington
Del
Harry A. Wheeler
Chicago
Bernard M. Baruch
Public
Samuel Gompers
Evening Journal
BD. C
Bernard Berach
Choalmoena
Des Moines Arrival Details From Chicago Drive
A motorist identified as Maynard, driving the Hale land Four, reached Des Moines at 10 35 a m after departing Chicago at 8 37 a m. The trip covered the route via St Jo les in two hours and eighteen minutes.
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Des Moines
Get. S
Maynard
Haeviland
Chicenu
St Joles
Chicago
Soldiers fired upon in Gary patrol
Sergeant Major Schrich and four privates of the Fourth Infantry were fired upon while patrolling Twenty first street in Gary Indiana today. No one was hit and the soldiers did not return fire.
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Gary
Ind
Schrich
Fourth Infantry
Twenty-first Street
World Series Game Eight In Chicago Opens
The eighth game of the world championship series is set for today in Chicago. Chicago’s battery is Williams and Schalk, while Cincinnati starts Ekiler and Kariden.
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Chicago
Williams
Schalk
Cincinnati
Ekiler
Kariden
English poet seeks to learn American baseball vernacular
New Haven, Oct. 0. Jota Drinkwater the English poet critic and playwright visits Yale and confesses confusion over baseball. He says he cannot comprehend the game or the standard reporters use when writing about the Reds and the Sox, and he aims to learn the sport and its language from the world series coverage.
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New Haven
Conn
Reds
Sox
Jota Drinkwater
Abraham Tincoln
London
Tomm
Drinkwater
Yale
Negro in Greenville Standoff with Officers
A violent confrontation in Greenville South Carolina involved a Black suspect linked to the murders of two police officers. The incident unfolded in the county’s southwest area as officers attempted to apprehend him, with unknown casualties reported.
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Greenville
S. C
Joe Turner
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