Kerrs World Series Triumph for White Sox at Comiskey Park
Kerr pitched a masterful game for the White Sox as they defeated the Reds 19 to 0 in the third World Series title clash at Comiskey Park Chicago. Cincinnati was stifled by tight defense and star pitching limiting them to one-sided scoring and fielding errors aided by Risberg and Groh in key moments.
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Associated Press
Comiskey Park
Chicago
White Sox
Sox
Howe Roney
Neale
Kerr
Rariden
Whdie Collins
Magee
Fisher
Liebold
Luque
Cincinnati
Liebolt
Adi
Box Score Highlights From Chicago Eleven versus Cincinnati
In a tight game Risberg scored on Schalk’s tap and Daubert mishandled a throw as Cincinnati and Chicago traded innings with solid defense. Neale and Gandil produced grounders while Fisher’s wild delivery plagued the Cubs. Rath and Daubert contributed key outs as the late innings saw no further scoring.
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Daubert
Riseberg
Fisher
Risberg
Neale
Schalk
Herr
Rarden
Kerr
Kopf
Cincinnati
Eddie Collins
Gandil
Rariden
Weaver
Pone
Chicago
Liebold
Rath
Jackson
Groh
Grat
Raiiden
Feiseh
Cookies Pay Back After 24 Years of Guilt
Milwaukee story of Louis Michaels who once sold cookies from a wagon. A boy stole a handful of cookies, later sent a letter offering one dollar as payment. Enclosed pamphlet theology and a note that repentance is required for salvation.
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Milwaukee
Louis Michaels
Kingdom of Heaven
Elaine Riots Reported as Military Control Expands
Helena Ark Oct 3 Military forces move to Elaine as disturbances spread to nearby villages. About 150 rifles seized from prisoners and homes. Negro arrests exceed 285. two slain by soldiers near Blaine. white casualties total five dead and five wounded. Propaganda literature blamed for inciting unrest as authorities fortify county facilities.
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Associated
Stegg
Helens
Atv
Keers
Helena
Ark
Elaine
Blaine
Faid
Gates
Goldman Deportation Case Postponed on Washington Orders
The case of Emon Goldman, an aronist writer and lecturer recently released from prison, was set for appearance before U.S. immigration officials on Ellis Island to answer to the charge of being an undesirable citizen. It has been indefinitely postponed on orders from Washington according to the immigration commissioner’s office.
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Ryde Associated Press
New York
Emon Goldman
United States
Ellis Island
Washington
Commissioner of Immigration
Supreme Council sessions in Paris delayed. Polk departs for Coblenz
The Associated Press reports no Supreme Council sessions will be held today or tomorrow in Paris. American representative Frank L. Polk leaves today for Coblenz and will return to Paris Monday. The note also mentions San Felice Cipara cigars at 3 for 200.
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Supreme Councit
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Assocu
Paris
Eno
Supreme Counc
Frank L. Polk
J Council
Coblenz
Senate Debates Treaty Amid Shantung Amendments
Bitter Senate debate over the peace treaty with Republican leaders and Democrats clashing on Shantung provisions and voting power in the league. Senator Fall's amendments aim to curb American participation as Lodge heads to Boston. adjournment plans loom as the fight stretches into next week with limited roll calls and crowded chambers.
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Shantung Amendme
Washington
Senate
Fall
Republican
New Mexico
United States
Germany
Belgium
Aleast
Foreign Relations Committee
Shantung
League of Nations
Gore
Oklahoma
Thomas
Colorado
First Committee
Hall
Debeaic
Rhes
House
McCuinher
North Dakota
America
Rail Unions Decline Participation in Labor Conference
Rail unions representing over two million workers will not attend President Wilsons industrial conference next Monday unless labor representation includes chief executives of all international and national unions. Brotherhoods demand four delegates but fear AFL representation excludes non affiliated unions, creating a stalled arrangement at Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Gel
Daily Road
Wilson
Timothy Shea
Brotherhood of Firemen
Hines
American Federation of Labor
Murder mystery deepens in box car discovery
In Keng Wis Oct 3 a murder tied to a box car shipment from Dubuque surfaces. The victim, William D. St. Martin of Faribault Minn, vanished 12 years ago. A memoranduм book mentions Belle McCrea of Chicago and diary references suggest travel to the West. Police trace women named in the diary as part of the probe.
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Keng
Wis
Express
Chicago
William. D. St. Martin
Faribault
Minn
Rs. Belle McCrea
St. Martin
Dubuque
Printers and Bosses Confer Over Wage Dispute in New York
New York October 3 wage committees of employers and unions met again seeking an agreement after Wednesday s lockout of pressmen and feeders who are said to be seceders by the International Printing Pressmen s and Assistants union.
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Associated Press
New York
International Priming Pressmen’s and Assistants’ Union
Korean insurgents wait to attack as Nippon forces ready
Dispatch from Tokio reported in the Nippon Jiji that Korean insurgents in northern Korea await a favorable moment to strike while Japanese troops are held in readiness for a possible uprising, with a second serious uprising feared beyond the March incident.
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Nippon Army
Associated
Honolulu
T. FE
Iug
Korea
Tokio
Nippu Jiji
Toda
Canada Gains U S Migrants to Eight Months
Reports from Ottawa show approximately 7,000 more Americans moved into Canada in the first eight months of 191% than the same period last year. Officials note over half were farmers, reflecting settlement patterns amid wartime mobility. The Courier reminds readers of home delivery cutoffs and contact numbers for missed papers.
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Canada
Assa
Ottawa
Judge Gary Defends Open Shop Stand Before Senate Panel
Wilbert W. Gary, chair man of United States Steel, told the Senate labor committee he cannot accept arbitration with steel workers and that government action should focus on peace and order. He said the public interest is paramount in opposing a closed shop and voiced support for federal control and public sentiment as key forces shaping labor relations.
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Assocmtad Press
Washington
Usty
Wilbert W. Gary
United Suiles Steel Corporation
Senate Labor Committee
Walsh
Massachusetts
Judea Cary
Shiikers
Senate
Hillsburgh
William
Foster
Stfikers’ Committee
Gary
Rfissi
Garith Sushed
H Yas
Sevarar Walsh
Feaders
Jones
Democrat
New Mexico
Koresees
Closed Fargo Bank Heads to Sue Officials
The Non-Partisan League accuses North Dakota officials of collusion to close the Scandinavian-American Bank of Fargo. Bank leaders allege Attorney General Langer and Secretary Hall pressured a banking board to shutter the bank and cancel its charter, claiming the action targeted political opponents while the bank had lent heavily to the league and its subsidiaries.
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Get
Oliver S. Morvin
St. Maul
Bank of the Nutlunu
League
Urge
Morres
America Bank
Bern
William Langer
Siita Thomas Hall
Banking Board of
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Loftus
Florida
North Dakkota
Fargo
Danger
Banking Board
Langer
Hall
Bismarck
Iowa Women Oppose The League of Nations Yet Back A Plan
Boone October 3 The Iowa League of Women Voters voted 27 to 2 against the League of Nations at closing convention. Effie McCallum Jones Webster City led the resolutions debate. Flora Dunlap Des Moines was elected president of the Iowa League. The merger of the Towns Equal Suffrage association with the League of Women Voters became effective yesterday.
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Boone
Reague of Nations
Jews League of Women Voters
League of Nations
Sestertlin
Flora Dunlap
Des Moines
Iowa
League of Women Voters
Equal Suffrage Association
Two Balloon Racers Missing in National Championship Flight
In Walloon, Si. Letuis, Oct. 3, fear for Capt. Carlow Dam mann and Lieut. Edward J. Verhey of the Wichita Aero club entry grew as no word came after they lifted off shortly after 6 p.m. Wednesday. The race’s smallest balloon by far traveled farthest, with Capt. Warren Rasor reporting a landing near Port Sound, Ontario, a hundred miles north of Simr… county. the Murphysboro, Al., entry also landed.
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Carlow
Dammann
Liewt
Edward J. Verhey
Den
Wichite
Kan
Aero Elb
Warren Raser
P. Sound
Ontario
Simror County
Murphysboro
Brest and Paris Only Sectors Yanks Will Occupy
The War Department announced that Brest and Paris will be the only sectors with active American garrisons after October 10. Commissioned personnel in Germany will be limited to 400 men due to officer shortages.
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Paris
Associated Press
Washington, DC
War Department
Germany
President Wilson Exhausted Deliberations Laden Health Shift
Cambridge reports say Francis B Sayre and Mrs McAdoo head to Washington with Miss Margaret Wilson. Dr Grayson and Dr Dercum warn of exhaustion and dangerous fragility as Wilson rests in bed. Medical bulletin notes mental alertness despite strain from peace conference. Dercum calls him a hard man to handle and gravely ill yet cheerful. Washington sees no improvement as physicians confer and plan daily visits.
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Cambridge
Mass
Francis B. Sayre
Wilson
Harvard Law School
Washington
Washington, D. C
William Gibbs McAdoo
Francis
McAdoo
New York
Sayre
Harrtown
MccAdoo
Margaret Wilson
Washington, D.C
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Stitt
Raffin
F. X. Dercum
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Dercum
Admiral Stitt
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Der‘cum
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der. Com
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