Ruths bunt seals Yankees win in vital World Series game
Waite Hoyt sparkles as the Yankees beat the Giants 3 to 1 at the Polo Grounds. Babe Ruth lays down a pivotal fourth inning bunt, Bob Meusel hits a 500 day with a double and score, while Meusel’s arm and Ward’s sacrifice fly cushion a second run. Hoyt, steady after early miscue, holds the McGraw men to one run in eighteen innings of star defense and timely hits.
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Nebbs
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Babe” Ruth
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Waite Hoyt
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Brooklyn
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McNally
Mike McNally
Art Neh
Wally Kehang
Limer Miller
Rath
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Firat
Aaron Ward
Sac
India
George Burns
McGraw Clan
Meusel
Bob’ Meusel
E Hugmen
Meusels
Bancroft
Feckinpaugh
Berns
Schang
Berlin’s Activity Indicates Adverse Silesian Decision
Berlin reports show Chancellor Wirth returning from holiday and an Sunday meeting between Dr Stammer and Dr Rosen fueling rumors of a negative outcome on the Upper Silesia issue. The cabinet may confer Tuesday amid Geneva council verdict expectations, with Stammer’s Berlin trip signaling readiness for potential worst news.
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Wirth
Stnamer
Great Britain
Rosen
Germany
Council of the League of Nations
Silesia
Geneva
Sthamer
Tolls Bill Passed by Senate 47 to 37
The Borah tolls exemption bill for American vessels using the Panama Canal passed the Senate 47 to 37. It faces House delay, while two King amendments were rejected. Split among parties, 12 Democrats supported and 17 Republicans opposed. Borah cited discussions with President Harding and Secretary Hughes. Several named lawmakers from both parties voted as noted.
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New
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Wadsworth
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McLean
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Senator Lodge
Doctor orders Ruth out of game
New York reports Babe Ruth is benched by Dr. George W Hing after an arm exam. The doctor said the injured arm is swollen and draining, risking further harm. He noted possible additional incisions and said chances of playing the rest of the series are very uncertain. Separately, Highland County authorities seek a motive for a barn dynamiting at J. M. Colaw’s Monterey property.
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Associated Press
Babe Huth
George W Hing
Ruth
Richmond
Highlanda County
J. M. Colaw
Monterey
Irish Offer Bases Revolt Plans And Ulster Question
In London Sinn Fein seeks concessions to win a united Ireland while Ulster autonomy and constitutional links are debated. Lloyd George and Gen Macready plan for truce observance, with Ulster invites debated as a possible path to settlement. De Valera’s plan for local Ulster self government within an Irish state is discussed amid talks at 10 Downing Street.
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Downing Street
Lloyd George
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
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Sir Nevill Macready
Tudor
Dublin
Sinn
Ulster
James Craig
Lord Midleton
South of Ireland
Horace Plunkett
Dominion Home Tyler
Belfast
de Valera
British Commonwealth
Canada
Oateet
Uberals
David Lloyd George
Winston Spencer Churchill
Hamar Greenwood
Man Confesses Murder Plunging Wife From Bridge
Herman Rademacher, a former Detroit policeman, confessed to murdering his wife by throwing her from the Bell Isle bridge into the Detroit River after a quarrel. He had been jailed for murder since her body was found, and three fishermen identified the act.
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Mich
Associated Press
Herman F Rademacher
Allen W. Kent
Bell Isle
Rademacher
M Rademacher
Route to Mount Everest Summit Found Halted by Gale
British expedition reports the northwest route to Mount Everest found practicable as six climbers plus 26 coolies reach the marrow pass at 22,500 feet. A gale and intense cold thwarted further ascent, though health remains good. London dispatch notes scientists believe Everest will be conquered despite the gale.
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London
Cal. Bury
Bandits Hold Up Bank Directors in Spring City
Four of six bandits who robbed the Spring City National Bank vault fled with about 16 000. Three hours later four were captured at Phoenixville, with money recovered. Two escaped through a rear door as police entered a refuge house. Directors had just adjourned when two robbers confronted them. The robbery occurred after noon, as cash was looted and loaded into a car, with the sixth waiting engine running for a quick getaway.
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Associated Press
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Phoenixville
Edward Brownback
Reward Offered for Arrest of Thugs in Tubercular School Site Debate
Citizens of Columbia Heights offered 100 reward for capture and conviction of assailants who attacked Mr and Mrs George Roper. Executive committee pressed for better police protection and planned to meet District officials. Site battle over tubercular school continues with multiple sites discussed and health officials weighing Upshur Street versus Fourteenth and Belmont area.
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Thirteenth Street
Columbia Heights
Citipean
Harley V.speelman
Columbia Heights Citizens Association
Speciman
Fourteenth and
Belmont Streets
Harley V Speelman
Washington
Columbia Heights Association
Benning
Kenilworth
North Capitol
Eckington
Charles Keller
Fourteenth
Upshur Streets
Col Katz
Upshur Street
Boy on roller skates killed by auto truck
A 9 year old boy, Ralph Bu ruto’s son, was struck by a heavy auto truck at Seventh and Pennsylvania in Northwest, died from a fractured skull. George Bailey, 26, operator of the truck, was arrested and held without bond. Police say the boy rode onto Seventh Street from Pennsylvania as the truck turned. several onlookers fainted.
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C Street
Ralph, Jr
Seventh
Pennsylvania Avenue
George Bailey
Swann Street
Yankees Regain Lead and Bank Plans Urged
An index page item highlights the Yankees reclaiming a lead and a push to prepare a likely debt offering. It notes White Banks revolt plans and a low surtax expected, with further items on bank directors robbed and a school inquiry seen as likely.
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Eastlake
Kuklux
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Valera’s
Hope Co
Assaul
Neve
Heserva
Inquiry to speed District school construction delays in Senate
Senate committees plan a subcommittee chaired by Capper to investigate alleged delays in Washington DC school construction. Senator King will join. Ball, Ballou, and Dr. Simon deny unnecessary delays and pledge full cooperation. Capper vows to uncover facts and speed up completion for every child.
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Abram Simon
Board of Education
Charman Ball
Simon
Supt Ballou
Capper
Washington
National Capital
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