Giants Even Series With Ruth Homer At Polo Grounds
Irish Meusel starts a three run rally with a three bagger as the Giants beat the Yankees 4 to 2 at the Polo Grounds. Ruth homers in the ninth but New York falls behind in the fourth game of the World Series. Shufflin Douglas dazzles in a pitching duel as the Yankees slip to 2-2 in the series.
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Pershing Cancels London Trip Over Unfixed Ceremony
Gen Pershing will not travel to London to lay the congressional medal on the unknown soldier’s tomb in Westminster Abbey. If the ceremony proceeds, another American officer will represent the United States. Official reason cites lack of time before October 20 sail date. British delays and silence on date or explanation caused confusion and embarrassment for Pershing and his party.
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City Close Undeclared Clash As Insurgents Hit Hillsides
Reported fighting near The insurgents were driven back by officers after one hour of engagement in the lying hills southeast of a border area. Inhabitants fled toward Neustadt as gunfire flared at Brouck and Leitha sector, fueling rumors of a monarchist attack. Authorities say tension rose in Vienna with workers and monarchists ready in case of further trouble.
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Mexico Debt Aid Hinges on Obregon Recognition
A $500 million Mexican loan is discussed as Obregon seeks U S recognition to unlock private finance. Thomas W. Lamont of J P Morgan travels to Mexico to negotiate terms, with bankers urged to supervise expenditures and revenue streams. State Department briefings precede any private funding plan.
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Irish peace delegates in London amid truce breaches
Irish peace delegates in London spent a quiet Sunday with delegates and secretaries at churches. A third secretary, John tres, was added amid speculation. Dr George O'Brien and George Russell were invited to assist on legal government questions. the main risk to settlement is in Ireland, not in the conference chamber, as both sides report repeated breaches of the truce and concerns over troop movements and policing actions. Ramon J. Dugan was named chief Maison officer for the delegation’s London task.
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France vows to disarm only after security is ensured
Premier declares France will not disarm while security is insecure and defends against imperialism charges. He outlines plans to visit Washington with gratitude, to meet brave American soldiers, and to discuss guarantees of security before any disarmament. France seeks peace and rejects aggression.
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Famous Gold Fields Of 49 in California Come to Life Again
Revival of activity in northern California and Nevada gold fields as Forty-niners era sites restart. Reports from Sacramento indicate lower material costs and cheaper labor spurring renewed work in the Mother lode districts Amador Calaveras and Grass Valley, with Nevada mines also showing renewed interest.
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Unemployment Conference Moves Toward Permanent Program
Mayors of 31 cities announce committees to shape a national plan to combat involuntary idle ness, with subcommittees meeting today and the full conference reconvening tomorrow. Officials expect about a week to study the nation’s economic problems before action, reporting progress on relief measures under the emergency plan.
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Two Dead in Scottish Sea Disaster With Orchestra Aboard
Dense fog off Corsewall Point causes double collision in the North Channel. The Laird Line steam Rowan sinks after being rammed by Clan Malcolm. 2 dead, 16 missing, 93 aboard including the American Southern Syncopated Orchestra. Captain Donald Brown and 26 survivors rescued. West Camak aided by Clan Malcolm and others.
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Trail Gang of Efficient Bandits Loot Leiter Wine Vault
Authorities expect arrests within 24 hours after thieves plundered more than 300000 dollars in wines and liquors from Joseph E. Leiter's country estate near Leesburg Pike. Pro cracksmen used a steel floor door in the famous wine cellar, with caretaker Robert Thornton noting suspicious grounds activity days before the October 2 heist. Morgan Bradford agency and Virginia authorities are pursuing leads.
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Capital Day Raids Thugs and Dry Enforcement Plan
A nationwide drive to tighten enforcement of the Volstead act targets bonded whiskey leaks at warehouses and stricter accountability for permit directors. Prohibition officials report rising convictions and cost cuts, while a Greensboro murder verdict is recorded and a Washington street robbery leaves a couple injured but recovering.
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Trail Bandits In Wine Robbery Near London Parley
A compact item notes bandits linked to a wine robbery near London and mentions a truce at a parley. The snippet hints at related international diplomacy and law enforcement concerns, reflecting a tense postwar security landscape.
Delay Stirs Citizens Over Tubercular School Site
District officials consider action on the long delayed school building program as commissioners review site options for the tubercular school and the board of education may be asked to express a site preference. Critics urge rapid completion and point to the inadequate Hamilton School as proof the delay is indefensible.
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