World Series battle tied after early homer onslaught
Giants and Yankees traded early power as Irish Meusel Snyder and Fewster homered. Fred Toney started for the Giants before being relieved, while Shawkey held theGiants after the opening rush. Final score Giants 7 Yankees 5 with four runs in the fourth inning.
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Meusel
Snyder
Fewster
Ruth
New York
Yankees
Giants
S. Yankees
Irish Meusel
Kelly
Barnes
Burns
Shawkey
Harry Harper
Fred Toney
Jess Harnes
Miller
Bol Meuser
Ward
Hormer
Oy Shawkey
Schang
Teft Feld
Leftield
Babe Ruth
Bancroft
McNally
Deckinugh
Feld
KR. Mewsel
Hipp
Secon
O ” O Harper
Piercy
U of
Baker
Ween Giants
Snes ” " Frisch
O Young
Eetenuee
E Meusel
Feld Rawlings
Seeee
Toney
Suee
Errath
Keusel
Synder
Bewier
Ry Frisch
Harper
Rawlings
Young
Vriech
Cally
Behang
Wardertey
Peck
Pipp
Bonalle
Cedars
Frisch
Fchang
Railroad Board cites Pennsylvan ia for election order breach
Chicago Oct 12 The United States railroad labor board ordered the Pennsylvania Railroad to appear Oct 10 and show cause why it should not be held to have violated the board s order directing a new election of employees committees on Pennsylvania lines This is the first railroad case against non compliance with a board order and the railroad was directed some time ago to comply.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Election Challenge Over Unheld Votes Cast By Company Board
A report notes a dispute after a new election was held and the company acted to exclude votes. The board faced accusations of unwarranted jurisdiction and some men were barred from voting. The road declined to obey the board’s directives.
Acts to Oust 100 Families from Govt Housing
In Lorain Ohio 100 families in the Emergency Fleet corporation reservation were ordered to pay arrears or vacate within three days. The area contains 232 homes and most occupants have been unemployed for months.
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Lorain
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Five thousand St Louis packers vote for strike over American plan
Fast St Louis Oct 12 0000 5000 employees of the big five packers favor a strike against the American plan. Ballots were sent to Chicago for action.
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St. Louis, I
Chicago
Negro bandit Dunn killed while fleeing on Dallas Fort Worth pike
David Dunn the confessed black bandit who held up a camping party at Lake Worth last week was shot to death while escaping on the Dallas Fort Worth pike. Officers said Dunn confessed to many crimes in Tarrant county as he was being brought in from Dallas for trial.
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Black
Lake Worth, Tex
Port Worth
Tex
David Dunn
Lake Worth
Here
Dallas-Fort Worth
Dunn
Dallas
Fort Worth
Tarrant County
IOWA HITS U S ARMAMENT PROTEST PLANNED
Des Moines reports a citizen protest against U.S. armament program with two committees forming plan for a statewide decernment conference to be held in Des Moines.
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Citizens Against Program
Des Moines
Iowa
World Surgeons to Attend International Congress in Philadelphia
The American College of Surgeons gathers in Philadelphia starting October 24 with record international attendance. About 2,000 surgeons from the United States and Canada are enrolled. Irish Royal College of Surgeons fellows will honor eight Americans including Mayo brothers and Ochsner.
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Philadelphia
American College of Surgeons
North
South America
Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland
Dublin
Edinburgh
Stockholm
The
Hague
Bern
United States
Canada
George E. Brewer
New York
George W. Crile
Cleveland
John M. T. Finney
Baltimore
Richard H. Harte
W. Keen
Charles H. Mayo
William J. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Robert J. Ochsner
Chicago
Cardinal Dougherty
William J. de Courcy Wheeler
Irish College of Surgeons
Robert div Woods
Willa Taster
John B. Deaver
Harold J. Stiles
Eadinburgh
Athe Congress
FIX PROGRAM FOR JOBLESS CONFERENCES
Washington reports blame on capital and labor for the current slump with a plan to cut rail rates and taxes. The steering committee urges reducing freight charges to align with commodity values and stabilize carriers finances. It also calls for tariff clarity, firm exchange, armament limits, and steady world taxes.
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Washington
Congress
Regularizing Seasonal Help in Coal Industry Noted
Report highlights growing regular employment for seasonal aid across intermittent sectors with a focus on coal. Analysts say stable hiring improves worker earnings and regional output as demand shifts. Local officials monitor employment trends and labor market data for policy adjustments.
Red Jewels Found With Soviet Delegation in Bulgaria
In Sofia authorities detain a Ukrainian Soviet delegation accused of possessing twelve jewels from the Russian imperial treasury. Russia protests to the International Red Cross chief Dr Fridtjof Nansen while Bulgaria seeks guarantees the party will abstain from Bolshevist propaganda.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Ukraine
Russia
Varna
International Red Cross Commission
Fridtjof Nansen
Irish Peace Meet Postponed Again Near London
A brief, stepped session at Lloyd George’s 10 Downing Street residence postponed the Irish peace talks to Thursday morning. Sinn Fein and Irish government delegates, cheered by supporters outside, entered the cabinet room and began discussion with Lloyd George and Arthur Griffith presiding. The atmosphere remained tense but focused on resolving the Irish problem.
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Lloyd George
Downing Street
London
Sion Fein
Ui Metereara
Trish
Horse Guards
Lieyd George
Arthy Griffith
Sinn Penn
Grifith
Greek Army claims decisive victory in Asia Minor front
General Papoulas reports a great battle began September 20 near Afium Karahissar ended in a brilliant Greek victory. Greek forces pushed the enemy back along a front from Afium Karahissar to Brusa area with heavy Turkish losses and continued offensives despite enemy reinforcements.
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Athens
Asia Minor
Aflun- Karahissar
Brusa
Fores
Ries
Sakaria River
Haive
Papoulas
Afium-Karahissar
Eski-Sheh-Afion-Karahissar
Karahissar
Eayairy
Enemy losses heavy in battle as ten infantry divisions and cavalry attack
The report notes the enemy fell back in disarray along the front under pressure from our forces. Prisoners indicate ten infantry divisions and two cavalry brigades fought in the engagement, with heavy but uncalculated losses on the attacking side.
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Grein
Federal subpoena seeks Edith Parker in society receivership
A federal subpoena was issued to summon Mrs Edith Parker wife of Harrison Parker trustee for the Co operative Society of America to testify in receivership proceedings. Master in Bankruptcy Frank Si Wean seeks to question her about millions of dollars in bonds he wishes to locate. Mrs Parker left New York for Chicago on the Twentieth Century Limited but departed the train before Eaglewood station.
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Chicago
Edith Parker
Harrison Parker
Co-operative Society of America
Frank Si. Wean
Parker
New York
Eaglewood Station
Senate Approves Tax Repeals on Transportation Fees
Washington Oct 12 The Senate repeals taxes on freight passenger Pathan express and other transportation charges with no recorded vote. An amendment by Senator Trammell to make the repeal effective ten days after passage was defeated 0 to 3.
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Washington
Senate
Trammell
Florida
Proposals for Northeast Quarantine Over European Corn Borer
Washington hearing on a plan to quarantine a broad northeast zone from Indiana to the Atlantic and from Ohio River to Canada to stop the European corn borer. Officials from agriculture, trade groups, and grain dealers argued for and against the measure as Ohio and nearby states already report outbreaks.
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Washington
Indiana
Atlantic
Ohio
Pototmac
Canadian
Federal Horticultural Board
Evead
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Middle Est
Horticultural Board
Lake Area
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
Pennsylvania
Nationals Again Beat Mays in 2001 Match
Douglas measures American League champions as Nationals defeat Mays in today's game.
Giants poised to clinch series with one more win
National League leaders the Giants defeated the Yankees 3 to 2, giving New York four of seven in the series. If the Giants win one more game they become world champions, while another Yankee victory would force a decisive game. Douglas and Mays pitched for the rivals with Shufflin' Phil proving slightly better.
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The
Evening Journal
New York
Giants
Douglas
Mays
Shufflin
Phil
Altho
Ime Nings
Cleveland girl found not guilty in Raber murder plot
The Evening Journal reports Marion McArdle daughter of Mrs Eva Catherine Raber was found not guilty of complicity in the plot to murder her step father Daniel Raber by a Cleveland jury. After the verdict she was allowed to leave the courtroom as a free woman. The jury which consisted of nine men and three women had heard the case since late Tuesday afternoon.
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the Evening Journal
Cleveland,o
Ian McArdle
Eva Catherine Raber
Daniel Raber
Miss McArdle
Drainage Studied As Factor in Hog Cholera Epidemic
Des Moines Iowa October 18 In spite of vigilance by swine growers and veterinarians hog cholera again hits farmers financially. Iowa lost 261 297 hogs last year about 3 percent of the herd valued at over three million dollars if sold at market. Investigators map disease spread to river drainage patterns in the northeast and southeast showing belts along the Bothnia Boyer Little Sioux Des Moines Skunk Cedar and Wapsipinicon rivers.
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Des Moines
Charles Reed
Weather and Crop Service
Iowa
Little Sioux
Skunk
Cedar
Wapsipinicon
Moon Hollow Boundary Point of Three States
Moon Hollow is described as the meeting point where the borders of New York Vermont and Massachusetts converge at a three state boundary locale.
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Moon Hollow
States
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
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Czar
U. S
E. Parker
Wife of Co-Operative Society of America
Texas
Jalil
Mount Pleasant
Wylie McNeely
Leesburg
Camp County
America
Europe
CHAM
Yanks
Snyeder
Mrs. McArdle Freed
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