Giants Win 8 6 in Game Six to Tie World Series
Giants tie the World Series 3 3 after defeating the Yankees 8 to 6 at the Polo Grounds. Barnes stars with a brilliant eight innings and Fewster delivers a key homer for the Giants while Meusel and Snyder drive four bases each. Ruth watches from the stands as Fewster and Fewster again spark the Yankees in a hard fought battle.
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Babe
B. Meysel
Snyder
Jess
Harper
Yanks
Shawkey
Associated Press
New York
Yankees
Giants
Polo Grounds
Babe” Ruth
Chick” Fewster
Fewster
Yankee
Emil Meuse
Frank Snyder
Ruth
Chick
Rob Shawkey
Barnes
Miller Huggins
John Moran
Huggs
Harry Harper
Toney
Democrats Bid for Farm Bloc Aid To Wreck Administration Taxes
In open Senate debate Democrats urged insurgent Republicans to join forces and defeat the administration tax program unless the conference report concedes to farm bloc demands. The fight centers on the surtax rate, with House backing 32 percent and Senate weighing 45 to 50 percent compromises. A political maneuver by the Democrats risks widening party strains as House leaders push Fordney era 32 percent. Continued on page four.
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George Rothwell Brown
Washington Post Co
Senate
House
Fordney
Harrison
Mississippi
Burglars Take $50,600 in Gems From White Estate
Valuable papers and jewelry worth $50,600 vanished from the summer home of Henry White of the Versailles peace commission in Lenox Massachusetts. Police traced no trace of the theft, noting White slept through the burglary and suspected notes on peace conference proceedings were among the stolen items. Police believe thieves climbed to the window, took two leather boxes and a suit, and fled by car.
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Washington Post
Pittsfield
Mass
Henry White
Peace Commission
Versailles
Mr. White
Elm Court Lenox
White
Commission
Sued Over Peggy's Jewels in Divorce Suit
Cartier in Paris and London files in circuit court seeking $875000 from James Stanley Joyce claiming he still owes for the jewels once given to Peggy Hopkins Joyce. The divorce case adds to the lumberman Cartier Ine's troubles as the dispute centers on jewelry valued at a fortune.
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Chicago
James Stanley Joyce
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Follies
Cartier
Ine
Paris
London
Brennan seeks special guardianship for Stillman child
John F F Brennan, attorney for Mrs Anne A Stillman, filed for a special guardianship in Surrogate Court to gain custody of Alexander Stillman, 12, amid the ongoing divorce from James A Stillman. Alexander has lived with his mother by court decree since the dispute began, while his father remains guardian of the grandfather estate worth about 100 600 dollars.
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New York
Associated Press
John Ff. Brennan
Anne A. Stillman
James A. Stillman
Surgate
Brennan
Alexander
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Soul Cove
Stillman
Hughes to Review Arms Policy Steps for Delegation
Secretary of State Hughes chairs the American delegation as they begin work at 10 o’clock with Lodge Underwood and Root. All data from diplomatic, Navy, and War advisers will be laid before the group to evaluate past moves and seek unanimous endorsement for proposed policies subject to the President’s approval.
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Washington Post Co
State Hughes
Henry Cabot Lodge
Oscar Underwood
Bihu Root
State Department
Hughes
Secretary of State
Navy Department
War Department
Lodge
Underwood
Root
Harding
United States
Irish and British delegates open Downing Street talks on Ireland
British and Sinn Fein delegates held two two hour sessions at 10 Downing Street, adjourning until Thursday to address the Irish question amid truce breaches and law courts activity. Michael Collins and Churchill were noted for their tense expressions as talks focused on procedure and possible peaceful settlement.
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Ireland
Downing Street
Lloyd George
St. George’s Channel
Sinn Fein
Irish Republican Army
County Claire
Violins
Churchill
Daileireann
Michael Collins
Winston Spencer Churchill
Unanimous Call for Economic Recovery Policies by Employment Conferees
A national unemployment conference unanimously endorsed a general resolution urging rapid actions to stabilize and revive the economy. It emphasizes railway rate readjustment, swift tax legislation, tariff settlement, improved government financial relations, increased railway employment, limited world armament, exchange fluctuation control, and targeted programs to reduce waste and boost regular employment in coal and other industries. The report notes agriculture and primary commodity prices lagging and warns of price-distribution disparities due to transport costs and profits.
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Associated Press
National Conference
United States
Europe
Washington Crime Critique Sparks Call for Congressional Probe
Representative Roy G. Fitzgerald of Ohio demanded a congressional inquiry into the District of Columbia police force. He cites Washington leading in crime, citing 2 054 assaults and 44 murders in a year, and warns of damage to the capital’s image ahead of a forthcoming armament conference. He vows to seek explanations from police and statistics across departments. CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE.
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Roy G. Fitzgerald
Ohio
District of Columbia
Fitzgerald
E. B. Hesse
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Capital
New York
Congress
Cleveland
Merger Bill Fails After House Scene. Klan Inquiry Opens
The House district committee rejected the merger plan unrecorded after a push by Blanton and Focht. The Klan inquiry continued with Imperial Wizard Simmons present. evidence alleged improper mail use and membership drives funded by $10 dues. A new push for a congressional probe into the Kuklux Klan followed.
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Associated Preas
Kuklux ‘Klan
House Rutes
Department of Justice
Chief of Police
Norfolk
Upshaw
Georgia
Williamson
Body of Mrs Dwyer to be Exhumed Today
United States Attorney Peyton Gordon requested Coroner J Ramsey Nevitt to exhume the body of Mrs Loretta Dwyer wife of Elmer F Dwyer Georgetown plasterer for an autopsy to determine the cause of death. The inquiry follows rumors and gossip about whether she died by hanging herself in the basement of 2816 N Street Northwest on September 5. A district attorney’s representative will be present for the exhumation and autopsy.
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United States
Peyton Gordon
J. Ramsey Nevitt
Loretta Dwyer
Elmer F Dwyer
Georgetown
Dwyer
Havel
Hersel
N Street
May Gordon
District Attorney's Office
Gordon
Giants Win 8 to 5 Page Index
Page index items list sports, education, politics and society notices for today’s issue. Headlines mention battle plans, school delays, drafts and public events across multiple sections. Names, dates and places are scattered within brief line entries.
Lincoln Park Association Demands Faster Eastern High Work
Lincoln Park Association and chamber figures urge expedited construction of the Eastern High School to avoid health risks from crowding. Ray Smith accuses delays as criminal negligence and asks DC commissioners to secure bids and complete the building by fall 1922.
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Ray T. Smith
Lincoln Park Citizens Association
Ray U. Smith
Daniel A. Edwards
Board of Education
Lincoln Park Association
Federation of Citizens Associations
Eastern High School
Mr. Smith
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