Reds Beat White Sox In Opening World Series Game
Cincinnati Reds win the first game of the world series over the Chicago White Sox as Walter Ruether shines with strong hitting and pitching. The game features early lead changes, notable two triples by Ruether, and a standout performance from Reds pitcher Ruether while Waddie Cicotte struggles for Chicago.
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Box Score of Cincinnati vs Chicago Baseball Game
Cincinnati wins 5 to 1 over Chicago with key hits by Daubert Rath and Ruether. Pitching shifts feature Cicotte Wilkinson and Lowdermilk. notable RBI by Daubert and Rath. Roush, Wingo, and Neale contribute in Cincinnati offense. Chicago strands runners in multiple innings.
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President Wilson Resting as Improvement Reported
President Wilson shows steady improvement after a restless night. Dr Grayson prescribes rest for several days as officials plan limited official duties and focus on family time at the White House amid ongoing illness. In baseball notes, Cincinnati and Chicago games feature key plays including Roush scoring and Daubert getting hit by a pitch.
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Reed Says President Reversed Opinion on League Idea
Oklahoma City reports Democrat Senator Reed accuses President Wilson of reversing his stance to back the league of nations. He says the league benefits other nations and costs Americans, warning the president’s sacrifice would fall on the American people.
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German Forces Being Cut Rapidly Reported by Noske
Berlin on Tuesday September 30 the German national assembly reopened and passed the emergency budget through all stages without debate. Defense Minister Noske told the military affairs committee that German forces, recently about 400000 strong, are being rapidly reduced as enlistments are forbidden and many soldiers leave to seek work.
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Berlin
German National Assembly
Dustav Soske
Defense
Committee of Military Affairs
Rioting Arrests Mount in Omaha Lynch Case
About fifty men and boys were detained after Sunday violence linked to the lynching of William Brown, a black man accused of assaulting a white girl. Among the detainees is 12-year-old Sol Francis. They face charges of murder, inciting to riot, or assault to commit murder and destruction of property. a special grand jury will meet in October to examine the cases.
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Omaha
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William Brown
Sol Francis
Henry
Smith
DUKES AND EARLS HELP BRITIGH RUDE IN ROADS' STRIKE
London Morning Journals urge support for the strike as rail and road disruption spreads. Nobility and professionals join volunteers and workers in wartime style mobilization. Government rationing and transport blockades shape public response amid tense national mood.
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Transport Federation
Foreign trade grows enormously in United States balance
Trade data show U.S. foreign commerce expanded sharply with a balance in favor of the United States. The year ending August records imports and exports totaling a large sum, with the balance surpassing earlier expectations and indicating a substantial surplus for the nation.
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Huhan
Stream of lava runs off Mauna Loa in mile wide flood
A garbled advertisement describes lava flowing from Mauna Loa in a mile wide stream across the island. It mentions a 000 foot crate and an equation like tie vol vana Mime Lote, with references to brands and local islands, but the text is largely unreadable.
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Mawait
Russ Apology to U.S. Soldier Flogging Incident
An apology from a Russian general is reported after a U.S. citizen soldier was flogged in Siberia amid international tensions. The ambassador said discipline would be imposed on troops involved, and the incident prompted warnings over treatment of Americans abroad.
Belgian King Wires Wilson His Regrets at Hearing He's Ill
Belgian King Albert and Queen Elizabeth sent a wireless message to President Wilson expressing regret at his illness and wishing him a speedy recovery. The royals, visiting the United States en route to the Pacific coast, thanked Wilson for his planned visit and looked forward to meeting him in Washington. They later planned a dinner in honor of Sophie Kiel and were scheduled to visit the Grand Canyon on October 20, per a program forwarded by Senator Henry Ashurst.
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Grand Canyon
Henry Ashurat
New York Printers Shut Down In Strike Action
Widespread layoff of two hundred New York printing plants occurs as printers strike over wage demands. The Oklahoma City and Tulsa units report similar shutdowns as unions press for hourly raises and better pay.
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Atreriein Federation
Oklahoma City
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Unclear notice about power delivery and phone contact
A damaged notice states that residents must respond at home by a specified time to receive power. It mentions errors by a party and urges calling a number to arrange a purer service, with a deadline of 6:20 p.m.
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Eatls
Ground Lost by Steel Strikers In Chicago District
Chicago district battles and labor leaders claim output is down as the strike spreads across Joliet and Gary plants. Reports say hundreds returned to work at American Steel and Wire in Waukegan and Gary areas while South Chicago pickets sharpen. Authorities warn of heightened tension and foreign workers shifting to native routes as Pittsburgh and Bethlehem Mills face stalled production.
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Fiest
Penny in Demand as Philadelphia Mint Coins Surpass Millions
The Philadelphia Mint produced millions of pennies amid high demand noted in reports. Details are garbled but reference to coated coinage and high value of one capitalized item suggests strong circulation and a standout coin. The total value mentioned is 1200 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Shipyard Strike Seen Inevitable Along Coast
A looming coast strike threatens shipyards as workers in Tacoma Washington prepare walkouts amid national labor tensions. Officials in Washington and coastal districts discuss responses as existing wage and hours agreements near expiry, raising the prospect of work stoppages across the region.
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Vienna Flour Supply to Last Two Weeks
Vienna reports sufficent flour for only two weeks as a food trader warns meat shipments may be limited after a caution period. The Yugoslav-Italian situation disrupts northbound transport from the coast, affecting Vienna's supply outlook.
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Fay
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Labor Demands Hurt Organizations, Redfield Says
Secretary Redfield warns labor demands harm organizations and public sympathy. He doubts capital and labor will reach concrete terms at the White House conference, calling it a tentative, general gathering. He notes opposition to profit sharing and management voice from agitators fearing loss of jobs and influence.
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Redfield
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Three Men Held In Murder Confess To Police
Three men Damien Wot Christ Tarris and George Pappas Imlas were arrested in the murder of Dr Reginald Barreman whose body was found in a burning store. Police say confessions were obtained from the trio claiming Dr Barreman enraged them over a store dispute with Knorix and his brother Louis. Dr Warreman aged 54 was a surgeon major in the First Tuinois Reserve militia with 24 years of medical practice.
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Open Shop Debate Shapes Steel Strike Policy
Judge Gary testifies the United States Steel Corp pays high wages and denies mistreatment claims. He notes no workers at Breckenridge, Pa, where a woman was killed, and cites coroner’s verdict as no link to the company. The inquiry continues to page two.
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