Cincinnati Scores In Fourth Inning In World Series Tilt
Redland Field crowd on a sunny day as Cincinnati Reds and Chicago White Sox trade early blows. The fourth inning features Rath, Daubert, Groh and Roush driving runs and Kont delivering a three-base hit scoring Groh and Duncan amid a packed, noisy ballpark.
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Associated Press
Redland Field
Cincinnati
Reds
White Sox
Tcba
Bressler
Duncan
Faber
Gleason
Erskine Mayer
Sox
Bane
Dixie
Annie Laurie
Rosie O'Grady
Williams
Chicago
J. Collins
Collins
Sallie
Daubert
H. Collins
Weaver
Kopf
Eddie Collins
Rath
Felsuh
Risberg
Gandil
Groh
Jackson
Felsel
Sallee
Paubert
Felsch
Neale
Roush
Guncan
Eddie Colling
Schalk
Neals
Rainfen
Ita
Joe
Rarien
Ratiden
Forsyth Mo Declared Utopian On Living Costs
Lawrence banker William Docking returns from Forsyth Missouri and says a hamlet on the White River offers no rise in living costs with stable prices for food and goods. He notes discussions of high costs are purely speculative as the town reportedly maintains affordable essentials.
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Lawrence, Kan
Wiliam Docking
Lawrence
Forsyth
White River
Ozarks
Lineup Listed for Chicago and Cincinnati Baseball Match
The lineup shows Chicago players Eddie Coline Weaver 3b Jackson If Petach Gandil 1b Bisburg Schalk Williams with pitcher CINCINNATI Rath 2b Danbert 1b Gyan 3b Roush Duncan Kopf Neale rf Bariden Sallee. The listing includes positions and players across both teams.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Rath
Ed Danbert
Gyan
Roush
Duncan
Kopf
Neale
Rf Bariden
Sallee
Monkeys Death Toll From Pills Sparks Police manhunt
In Bridgeport Connecticut Dr. Robert Marcin’s monkey Hercules escaped, gave pills to two bulldogs who died, then fled to a residence where children slept. After police arrested him, Hercules returned to the doctor with the pill bottle and two bulldog corpses.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Nereules
Robert Martein
Marcin
Hercules
Jilted tire maker fails to stay in jail in Atlantic City
Lee d Jac obs, a Newry Park tire manufacturer, faced a charge of malicious mischief after a dispute with Miss Marjorie French. The mother alleged he tore gowns given to Miss French when she chose a returned soldier over him. Jacobs was jailed briefly, then arraigned and discharged, claiming he only sought to recover presents. Miss French is Kilmer French’s daughter, a Cleveland, Ohio merchant.
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Atlantic City
Lee d Jacobs
Marjorie French
Miss French
Jacobs
Jacob
Newry Park
Durance
Nerely
Kilmer French
Cleveland
Ohio
Green marked horse meat to enter U S market soon
Washington, D. C. Dobbin explains that horse meat will be stamped with green ink for legal compliance. The six sided Horse Meat label reads "Horse Meat" and will appear on meat as shipments of range horses head to slaughter. Experts note open range hides should be of high quality.
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Washington, D. C
Dobbin
Weat Inspection Service
United States ‘Department of Agristlture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Billings
Moul
New Mexico
British Cabinet Sees Hope for Rail Strike Settlement
London January 2 Cabinet ministers expressed optimism about ending the railroad strike. They reaffirmed the government would not reenter negotiations until workers resume duty, noting J. H. Thomas of the National Union of Railwaymen visiting Downing Street while aware of the condition as a hopeful sign.
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Associated Press
London
Daily Mail
J. H. Thomas
National Union of Railwaymen
Downing Street
Civil unrest in Elaine leaves fatalities and troops on scene
A violent civil unrest event in Elaine results in deaths while state troops and a posse intervene. Authorities deploy to quell the disorder as public safety concerns rise for residents and bystanders.
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Elaine
Pact Up in Senate Today With Changes Fall Asks as Topic
The first amendment to the German peace treaty failed 38 to 30, a vote seen as a test of Senate mood toward many similar amendments. Senator Fall's proposed changes would remove U S representation from commissions under the treaty, with final ratification expected in a few weeks as leaders push to end debate.
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Senate
United States
Washington
D. C
Fall
Republican
New Mexico
Sena
Bolshevik Speaker Halted in Kansas City Speech
Robert Minor, a Bolshevism advocate, was blocked from delivering a soapbox speech urging Bolshevization. He and about 56 supporters, mostly foreigners, moved from Kansas City to the Missouri side where patrolmen intervened. Minor declared the U S government “depraved” as officers ordered him to stop and he quit.
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Kansas City
Robert Minor
United States
Kan
Kansas
Mitter
Missouri
America
Minor
Miner
Race Agitation's End Sought by Platform of Negro Educators
38 leading Negro educators in North Carolina announced a platform to end distrust and racial agitation. It condemns advocacy of social equality or intermarriage, opposes appeals to force, and seeks peaceful coexistence with whites while pursuing Black aspirations.
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Associated Press
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
French Ratifies German Peace Pact and Franco Allies
The French Chamber of Deputies ratified the German peace treaty by voice vote. It then unanimously approved Franco American and Franco British treaties. A total of 401 votes were cast for the two treaties, with November 2 slated for elections.
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Associated Press
Chamber of Deputies
Ate Ta
France
United States
Great Britain
Missing Army Officers Found Dead in Mexico
Two U S Army officers Frederick B Waterhouse and Cecil Connelly disappeared six weeks earlier on border patrol between Yuma and San Diego. Their bodies were found near Los Angeles Bay about 70 miles south of San Diego wrapped in earth and bearing aviation corps insignia, jewelry possibly aiding identification. Local Mexican authorities reportedly recovered the jewelry before reburial. search efforts were aided by Mexican workers and Americans.
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Guayines
Mopad
Waterhoy
Connelly
Horder
Yuma
Arigani
San Diego
Himself
William Hoke
Bay of Los Angeles
Richards
Aviation Corps
Medards
Santa Resalia
Negro Suspect Arrested Near Omaha Black Belt Attack
Federal troops patrol Omaha after a white resident Mrs Wisener is brutally assaulted in her home near the black belt area. The suspect, a 15 year old Negro, is held as military authorities hoard the district while 600 soldiers maintain a siege to prevent riots and protect residents and returning soldiers.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Del
H. G. Wisener
News of
Leonard Wood
Ureeval Wood
Ihe An
Hig
Black Belt’ Guard
Wisener
Courier delivery deadline notice
The Courier will be delivered to your home before 5 30 o clock. If by error of the carrier you do not receive your paper by that time phone Sao and a copy of the paper will be sent. Call reach this office before 6 80 p m.
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Hoy
Pindae
Callis Cust
Belgian King Albert I and Queen Visit New York
Belgian King Albert I and Queen Elisabeth received a noisy welcome in New York as the wheels of the George Washington fed the harbor. The king praised American aid to Belgium and vowed to meet relief workers while continuing to honor wartime sacrifices. He is described as a fearless leader who personally joined Belgium’s fight and endured shell fire.
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Associated Press
New York
Get
Ing Albert
Milzabelle Pang
Leopold
America
Wld
George Washington
Outer Harbor
Buchan
Franny Fince
Albert
U. S
Jodas Wing
Belgium
United States
Wilson
New Quarantine Sign Style Costs Goraczkowski $10
A fragment notes a quarantine sign style costing $10 linked to Goraczkowski and mentions related names and a card with slogan Keep Gat. The garbled text references Mary Mina and Pollan with officer involvement and a discussion of polio meaning.
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Goraczkowski
Pairmont
Mina
Frank
Steel workers resume limited Chicago area strike action
Reports say Mark Manufacturing at Todaga Harbor plans to start with 1 percent of 7,090 workers as others walk out. Gary and South Chicago see more return to work, but union leaders claim the majority remain out. Pickets gather at Ohio Works and Pittsburgh district updates are mixed. Bethlehem sees slow gains while strike leadership claims reinforcements.
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Chicago
Ti Wis
Mark Manufacturing Company
Todiaga Warbor
Gary
South Hicago
Rapoke
Waukegan
Goring
Ohio Works
Youngstown
Larke
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburgh
William
Inister
National Committee
Washington
Senate Committee
Nian
Hugy
Clim
Bethlehem
Bethlehemster
Labor Conferees to Select Chairman at Washington Meeting
Secretary Wilson will call the opening session of the industrial conference in Washington to set the program. The permanent chairman will be chosen by delegates, with the first meeting open to the press. Delegates named by the U S Chamber of Commerce include Homer J Ferguson Harry A Wheeler Ernest T Trigg Denn J Raskob and Herbert Forking.
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Washington, D
Wilson
Labor Department
Itgeli
President Grayson Discusses Precautionary Neurological Consultation
Washington reports indicate President's health remains stable though weak. Rear Admiral Grayson and Dr. Dercum, a leading nervous disease specialist, plan consultations to relieve pressure on the president’s attending physicians. Dr. Dercum, about 76, is expected to arrive from Philadelphia to join the care team.
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Assaularea Press
Washington, D.C
Creshman
Wilson
Grayson
Philaceljihia
Br. Dercuni
White House
Dereuma
Almast
G. R. Stitt
Naval Medical School
Dennis
Naval Dispensary
George B. Schreinitz
Philadelphia
Gercum
Washington
Dereunt
Jefferison Merrivent College
Jeading
Maude
Paris
Dercum
Societie de Neurologie of
Liquor Ban Removal Denied Amid Treaty Hopes
Washington officials deny reports the wartime liquor ban will be lifted. Secretary Tursulty says no grounds for such claims exist at the Wire House, while Justice Department notes Attorney General Palmer holds the ban until peace treaties are ratified.
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Washington, BD. G
J. P. Tursulty
New York
Jury Frees Boy 14 Accused of Murder
Ottumwa Iowa October 2 Ernest Mee aged 14 was acquitted today of first degree murder after a week trial. He had been charged with pushing playmate Lloyd Dimitt into the Des Moines river and causing his death last December.
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Ottumwa
Ernest Mee
Gee Nas
Lloyd Dimitt
Des Moines
Winn
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