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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1921

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Meusel Steals Home as Yanks Tie Giants in World Series

Ruth walks thrice and showcases base stealing flair as Bob Meusel executes a clean steal of home to boost the Yankees in a 3-9 victory over the Giants. Waite Hoyt blanked New York’s foes in a tight pitching duel before a 34,000 crowd, with Frank Frisch’s Giants mounting late pressure but failing to break through.

Nehf Hoyt Ruth Associated Press New York New York Americans Giants New York Nationals Waite Hart Tohi Freyon Anterya Yankees Dhianis Meaoure Briset Born Eeewass Ores Young Ce Neko Asude Lie Caro Hocetoo Corvek Rob Weasel Bob” Meusel Lars Simyseye Vatcher

Reds Threaten Invasion Of Roumania In Search Of Petlura

Riga dated October 6 reports the Soviet government has issued a note warning Roumania that the Red Army may invade Bessarabia to pursue Gen. Petlura and other anti Bolshevik leaders. Petlura and staff are said to have arrived in Roumania to organize a new Ukrainian government.

Reds Roumania Petlura Associated Press Riga Kosta Red Army Bessarabia Petiura Jas Roumania

Europe Help Cut Tax Plea Echoed In Senate

Senator McKellar of Tennessee urged Congress to shift part of the tax burden to debtor nations that owe interest on foreign war debts. He argued virtually all nations except Russia can pay and pressed for a record vote to force action before the armament conference. He proposed reducing taxes by collecting interest from former borrowers and warned allies they must pay their share, signaling a decisive push on this issue before the conference convenes.

Russia America McWellar Tennessee Senate Congress Jaleiallar Iran Meb Kellar iShertridge California

Lodge Wins Harmony as Farmer Bloc Holds Power

The Washington Post reports that Lodge brokered a compromise to rewrite President Hardings tax bill at insurgent insistence, preserving Senate Republican control. The Western farm bloc vows to stay united, while hopes for a broader bipartisan accord shape future votes and committee power dynamics.

George Rothwell Brown Washington Post Co Republican Organization Senate Harding Republican Party White House Lodge Billy Agricultural Bloc Kenyon Ford Democratic Alliance

Yacht Speejacks Missing On World Tour Search Underway

Private motor yacht Speejacks with Capt and Mrs Albert Goewen aboard is missing after a sighting of a wreck off Cape San Lucas. The party left the Hudson River August 21 for a 50 000 mile voyage. Aboard were several relatives and associates including F Prever Hoge Princeton football captain. A search across the Pacific is in progress and Canal Zone reports place the last contact in Cristobal.

Los Angeles Associated Press Pacific Albert ¥. Goewen New York Goewen Cape San Lucas California Hudson River Sworth

Probe of Police Activity in Bond Cases Begun After Conference

The corporation counsel and police officials met with a commissioner to map lines of inquiry in a probe of alleged deals between some policemen and bondsmen. Officials expect action by the corporation counsel and District attorney soon, with a broader inquiry possible before week’s end. Names of officers were reportedly mentioned as the discussion covered docket backlogs and prior whisky case considerations. CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE.

Corporation Counsel Police Department Corporation Counsel's District Attorney's Office Francis H. Stephens Ringgold Hart Cutor Daniel Sullivan Clifford J. Grant Stephens Hart Sullivan Grant

Toledo Tops Cities With Employment Gain In September

The September labor report shows 1 428 establishments adding 18 070 workers since August 21, a 1.2 percent rise in 65 cities. Toledo leads with a 24.1 percent gain, while Providence and Camden post declines. Increases span food, textile, metal, stone, glass, lumber, chemicals, and railroad shops. declines hit autos, leather, paper, and tobacco.

Associated Prensa United States Department of Labor Department Columbus Ohio Toledo Portland Oreg Providence B. 1 Camden Niagara Falls N. J Brockton Mass Baltimoure Kansas City Memphis Fenn Minneapolis Pittsburgh Youngstown Chierga New York

Erin riot as troops raid homes amid gunfire

In Cork Ireland police report bullets fired from a passing car piercing windows as auxiliary forces raid private houses and assault youths. The incident follows a push by Irish nationalists for unity with Eamonn de Valera reiterating that Ireland is a single nation.

Cork Ireland Associated Pressi Lummanway Dublin iBy Associated Uess Eamonn de Valera North Antrim de Valera

McArdle girl accused of aiding Kaber murder in Ohio trial

Testimony in the 20 year old Mrs Colavito murder trial ties Marian McArdle to the plot to kill her stepfather Daniel Kaber. Emma Colavito says McArdle aided Cala and Pisselli and helped plan entry into the Kaber home. Cala allegedly told the girl he would kill Kaber and said arsenic was in soup.

Cleveland Ohio Associated Press Marian McArdle Daniel Kaber Stave Colavito Emma Colavito Miss McArdie Salvatore Cala Kaber Cala Vittoria Pisselli Takewood Colavita J Pisselli Hva Katherine Kaber Miss McArdle Colaviteo Mary Hinckel Peter S. Christensen Palace of Lakewood Mia Raber

Nurse Knox in Homicide Case Hopes and Silence

Richmond reports Sarah E Knox, nurse from Baltimore, held in Richmond jail with Eastlake and two others on Mrs Eastlake's murder. Knox writes of vivisection sacrifice and hopes to be questioned again. Eastlake remains silent, with investigators planning further interrogation before a Westmoreland grand jury convenes October 24.

Eastlake Associated Press Richmond Roger D. Mastlake Sarah EB. Knox Knox Ocean City N. J Miss Knox Gibers Washington Post Roger D. Eastlake Navy Sarah E. Knox Baltimore Margaret Eastlake Richmond City Walter Hines South Richmond Writaly Davis Jack Davis John Chapman Wastlake Gualdick Philadelph Miss Woman's Department Rise William &. Gordon Mastlake Mastiake Westmoreland County Gran Jury

Watts Estate Gifts 470 000 to Southern Institutions

Bequests from the late George W Watts of Durham North Carolina totaling 12 706 545 are directed to seven religious and educational bodies in the South The Watts hospital Durham receives 206 000 First Presbyterian church Durham 150 000 Durham Y M C A 10 000 foreign mission boards in Applinville and Atlanta each 35 000 Union Theological Seminary Richmond 509 The Leas McR nem Seminary Plum Tree and Banner Hill NC each 6 000

New York South George W. Watts Dur ‘Ham N. C Watts Hospital Durham First Presbyterian Church Durham Y

Yankees Win Second Game

A brief item notes the Yankees won the second game of a series. Other items mention Lodge winning Harmony, police activity under probe, a nurse's note murder crew, calls for district pay raises, more jobs filled, accusations against Miss McArdle, seeking European tax aid, and delays at a school.

Yankees Lodge Harmony McArdle Europe Dunbar Lehigh Japan Canal i—Society Osceola Lodge

New Open Air School Plans Debated for Tubercular Children

A round table at Thomson School examined features for a forthcoming open Air style institution to replace Hamilton School. Dr. Abram Simon and Supt. Frank W Ballou led discussions with board members physicians and health officials emphasizing deliberate delay of a $140000 appropriation to ensure a superior design and comprehensive medical screening for children.

Vfew Hamilton Thomson Board of Education Superintendent of Schools School Health Inspection Service Abram Simon Congresa Simon United States Frank Ww . Ballou Washington Ballou Hamilton School

Paris tunnel horror claims 26 lives in disaster

Paris reports 26 dead recovered from the St Lazare tunnel wreckage as rescuers clear debris. Thirteen bodies identified including Count Gerard de Rohan-Chabot. Deputy Imend announces plans to interpellate the Minister of Public Works over the catastrophe.

Paris Associated Press St. Lazare Tunnel Gerard de Rohan-Chabot M. Imend Seiné-et-Olage le Trocquer Chamber of Deputies

District Hikes Pay Scale Across Seventeen Grades

Federal Bureau of Efficiency survey recommends minimum adjustments to bring salaries to the grade level while noting an average 7 percent raise for most District workers, excluding uniformed staff and per diem employees. Maximums would rise 28.5 percent, with total budget impact about 5.07 percent below prior proposal. Includes specifics on Wood Smoot classification and promotions pending congressional action.

Sevien Bureau of Efficiency Tistreet Lawrence Sherman Washington Kings Statesman White House Lobe Congress Uerbert DL Bureau of

Kuklux Klan Investigation Awaited by Justice Dept

Attorney General Daugherty said the department will await action on the Kuklux Klan case. An inquiry will be conducted to uncover facts, after which federal law violations will be assessed and the department will decide on cognizance.

Department of Ostice Kuklux Klan Daugherty Deugneris Cas

Taft Grandfather Again as Manning Daughter Born

New Haven October 6 A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frederick J Manning today making Chief Justice William Howard Taft a grandfather again Mrs Manning was Helen Taft formerly president of Bryn Mawr and Mr Manning teaches at Yale College Taft's other granddaughter is the child of Mr and Mrs Charles P Taft

New Haven Conn Frederick J. Manning William Howard Taft Manning Helen Taft Bryn Mawr Yale Colege Taft Bina Charles P. Taft

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