Giants Crush Yanks In Third Game 13 to 5
Giants explode for 13 runs on 20 hits, chase Shawkey and Toney in the third inning. Burns and Snyder collect four hits each, Young adds a double and triple, Ruth struggles with two strikeouts and an infected arm hampers him. Crowd of 36,500 witnesses the lopsided Polo Grounds victory in the World Series clash.
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Giants
YANKS
Burns
Snyder
Young
Barnes
Crapple
Ruth
New York
Lethby
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Shankey
Steatipe
John Mereins
Bob Shawkey
Miller Huggins
Reditional Andky
T. Chapirr
McGraw
Aron Ward
George Burns
Quinn
Mii Lac
Taney
I .4S
Meusel
Babe Ruth
Fewster
Bancroft
Harding economy bears fruit as Treasury reports gains
Treasury figures show the first quarter of the fiscal year with receipts exceeding disbursements by a wide margin. Officials cite a net unexpended balance of nearly 783 million dollars, far above prior levels, and a 33 percent cut in spending alongside a 23 percent drop in receipts from the previous year.
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Harding
Treasury Department
China press notes Shantung settlement not acceptable
The Chinese government handed to Japan a note via Dr. Yen declaring that Japan’s new settlement proposals fail to meet Chinese declarations hopes and treaty principles. The note questions Japan’s sincerity and party to final concessions. Japan weighs forwarding the memo.
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Yeking
Associated Press
China
Shantung
Japan
Yen
Man believed buried returns home in alive twist
Leon E. Smith of Wilmington appears in his city after being identified with a mutilated body found near Mullins. Reports said he was buried near Sanford, but he arrived early today learning of the death. He wired his mother and explained his sudden return amid ongoing mystery about the deceased man’s identity.
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Wilmington
N. C
Associated Press
Leon E. Smith
Mullins
D. C
Sanford
Smith
Leon A. Smith
D. A. Smith
Fiftteenth Street
Washington, D. C
Dalton
Here
Miss Knox
Mr. Eastlake
Washington Zeal on Arms Talks Faces Caution from Public
The Washington scene shows cautious support for the conference on limiting armaments with Congress and both parties backing the aim. Officials warn that uncontrolled public enthusiasm could jeopardize national policy and defense as the talks proceed with Britain France Italy and Japan watching. The piece notes American backing and urges disciplined, guided support for the conference.
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The
Washington Post Co
Washington
United States
Congress
Far East
Roan
14-Year-Old Boy Arrested in Madison Girl Murder
Francis Kluxen, 14, arrested in the murder of 12-year-old Janet Larrance in Madison New Jersey. Police say she was strangled with a knotted handkerchief and knotted twine used to bind her hands. A reward of 1900 dollars was posted and a citizens group formed to aid the investigation. The suspect appeared in court and was held for the grand jury. investigators note a possible prior assault.
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Madison
N. J
Get
Associated Press
Francis Kluxen
Janet Lawrence
Kluxen
Schoneberger
Law and Order
Twine Knot Crew
Joseph Sandt
Sandt
W. J. Ryan
Madison Police
Mail Hold-Up Nets Bandits $100000
Four men robbed a Detroit Windsor mail wagon wounding no one as they seized twenty six mail pouches including registered items bound for Detroit banks and Canadian exchanges. The gang escaped in an automobile after guarding the Canadian messenger William R. McCauley near Jefferson Avenue. Police guard efforts continue in Toledo and Detroit.
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Detroit
Mich
Associated Press
William R. McCauley
Windsor
Ontario
Kenilworth
Post Office
McCauley
Detroit-Windsor
Jefferson Avenue
Toledo
Ohio
Schroeder
Mat
Stg
Veteran Walks From Boston to Washington for Back Pay
Joseph A. Hill, scarred by a German bullet, arrived in Washington after walking from Boston. He paraded, stood guard, then reported to the veterans bureau and received back pay totaling 1040 dollars after producing a diary of his trek. He headed home to Sag Harbor, Long Island, in a new civvies suit.
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Joseph A. Hill
Washington
Boston
United States Veterans Bureau
Hill
Sag Harbor
Long Island
Grand Jury Bond Inquiry Promises Full Probe
District commissioners back a thorough grand jury inquiry into alleged shady dealings between policemen, bondsmen, and certain attorneys. United States Attorney Gordon says the probe will continue after the current cases, with the bar association possibly conducting an independent review to remove unethical lawyers. Documents and witness accounts are expected to illuminate alleged fee fixing and improper bonds.
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United States Attorney
Metropolitan Police Force
District Attorney's Office
United States
Peyton Gordon
Gordon
Bar Association
Grand Jury
Poat
Gilants Crush Yankees and Harding Economy Bears Fruit
The report shows Gilants defeating the Yankees as Harding's economy yields fruit. Other items note zeal imperiling parley and calls for allies to pay while Eastlake resists delay on school and ship policy debates. Mail hold up nets 100000, China demands Shantung.
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Harding
Eastlake
China
Shantung
Armstrong School
Jimmy
Lloyd George
Briand
Leeds
Delays in Washington School Building Probe Escalates
Senate District Committee opens inquiry into delay in emergency school construction in Washington. Senator King cites negligence by the superintendent. House District committee head Focht questions officials’ pace. Officials promise tubercular school recommendations within ten days and may seek a new site for Eastern High.
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Edwards
Eastern High
Capitol Hill
Franklin School
Eastern High School
Senate
King
Ball
Senate District Committee
House
Focht
Pat Pady
Congress
Washington
Curtis
Ball Calla
Utah
Chaireman Gall Ettes
Gnay
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Washington Fost Co
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Emndress Caverns
Nation
Albert W. Fox
George Rothwell Brown
Washington Post
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America
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Richmond
Roger D. Eastlake
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Westmoreland County
Sarah E. Knox
Fastlake
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