Chicago Fails to Even Series as Reds Win Third
In Chicago at Comiskey Park on October 4, 1920, the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago White Sox 2-1 to seize a 3-0 lead in the World Series. The Reds' pitching, led by Od? Ruye, limited Chicago to three hits while Cincinnati produced timely hits and benefited from Chicago fielding errors.
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Cincinnati Cops
Gomiskey
Immy Ruye
White Sox
Ereoes
Gwe Ryms
Iis
Cieotte Ase
Cincinnati
Sox
Rinue
Reds
Cientte
Chitaga
Ove Ciivianati
Comiskey Park
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Salisla
Sol
Loday
USA
Righer
Evans
Quigley
Routtnehold
John Collins
Algo Cicotle
Phiies
Ring
Cinginnati
Ail
Cicotte
Schaik
Wingo
Box Score: Cubs at Reds in tense early game
A lengthy box score summary shows no runs and no hits for both teams through the early innings, with multiple players reaching base on errors and fielder choices. Key moments include Daubert and Rath getting on base, Gil and Gandil converting outs, and late defensive plays preserving a scoreless frame.
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Cinginnati
Bath
Weaver
Jackson
Daubert
Eddie Collins
Ruth
Risbert
Gandil
Groh
Risberg
Zene
Chicago
Liebold
Neale
Ring
Ronsh
Paimente
Eddie Colling
Kepf
Schalk
Koyf
Kopf
Jon
Dugkson
I. Felschi Ring
Rath
Gand
Wan
Ting
Cicotte
Dan-ber
Cincinnati
Wingo
Texas
Felsch
Ars
Addie Collins
Chicagos
Eddie Cnllinns
Cincynmati
Roush
Gundil
Duncan
Cicatte
Hopf
Neale Reing
Eddie Rins
Collins
Swarts
Cicolle
Jackson Air
Dancern
Ty Ring
Cieotic Tate
Welseh
Golett
Aroh
Risbery
Jaubert
Shwalk
Murphy
Civatte
Murviy
Sehabh
Eichard
Bickola
Colinas
Weavex
Jackeon
Felgoil
Gerail
Sehalk
Muirby
Imings— Cine
Swwalary
Noaie
Steler
Bishert
Pelach
Binkerg
Randil
Cisotts
Gardils
Guicago la
Reyes Om Pallis
Rote
Grenthe
Kovf
Hing
Roug
Gifts to Wilson Declared Insignificant by Tumulty
Secretary Tumulty announced that gifts received by President Wilson in Europe were of very insignificant value. He said the president valued at one thousand dollars the gifts and that none required congressional action to accept. The most valuable items included a London citizenship certificate in a gold casket, two gold guns from the King of Italy, and a book from the King of England.
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Ryle
Gills
Wilson White
Europe
Tuimulty
Oday
Redenbers
Republcan
Ilinois
Tumnulty
Congress
Lansing
Tamulty
London
Italy
England
WOUNDED BY NEGRO WORKER IN GARY STEEL FIGHT
Associated Press report from Pittsburgh and Chicago covers labor unrest during the steel strike. In Pittsburgh a call to the governor urged action to stop alleged state and local police abuses amid wage conflict. In Chicago a violent night in Indian Harbor saw one man shot and hospitalized as pickets clashed with returning workers. Mills in Pittsburgh prepared to resume Monday as strikes linger and organizers push workers to stay out. Minnesota North Dakota Wisconsin and Michigan report generally good crop results in September.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Sproul
Dodges
Brotherhood of Rathway
Chicago
Indian Harbor
Mills
Pttsburgh
Minn
Disarmament Debate Moves Germany Measure in Chamber
Paris reports show Andre Lefevre pushing to add a rider to the Versailles treaty to disarm Germany effectively, with Gen von der Goltz cited as arms retained in the Baltic. The chamber adopted a motion inviting the government to engage allies and associated powers to enforce disarmament and wartime restraints, while ratification of the U S treaty remains a point of dispute.
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Paris
Andre Lefevre
Deveuwions
Germany
Depties
Amy
Bliss
M. Franklin-Bouillon
Aliss
America
Versatilles
M. Lefevre
M. Renaudel
Albert Thomas
Jury Probe Packed Dismissed. New Grand Jury Tuesday
The September grand jury probing Chicago’s five large meat packers was dismissed at the request of Special Prosecutor Isadore J. Wiesel, acting on Attorney General A. Afitebell Palmer’s instruction to avoid carrying a case into a new term. A new grand jury was summoned for Tuesday.
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Chicago
Isadore J. Wiesel
Wiesel
A. Afitebell Palmer
Weather forecast predicts fair days with frosts early week
Washington October 4 weather bulletin forecasts fair weather at week start with frosts early, then a return to normal temperatures. Major items include mild conditions for most days and a gradual warming toward midweek. Timely notes on frost risk for sensitive crops.
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Washington, D. C
Fiume Blockade Ordered Off As Food Ship Nears
Paris reports Milenko Ni Yesniteh says mobiliation rumors in Jugoslavia lack foundation. Belante dispatches note Italian authorities halted the blockade plans near Fiume and authorized limited aid via ship and foodstuffs. A military blockade remains in effect for those entering the city. The steamer Prince Hohensehe under Allied flags sails toward Fiume with unspecified cargo.
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Fiume
National Council
Venice
Prince Hohensehe
Ander
Ooi
Joe
Monarchy Rally in Budapest Aims from Posters
An open demonstration in Budapest is planned by posters calling for monarchy. The event, described as the first since October, gathers public figures and a large turnout to press for royal restoration amid national assembly debates.
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Monarchy
Budapest
Jarge
Lee
Danas
Mational Assembly
Wal Foe
Industrial Conferees for General Public Appointments
The U S board selected new industrial conferees for the general public. A. Hiertnieon of hracta hanes i Mass. appointed to replace Male win PL Gay of Cambridge, Mic who is it Europe. The slate includes Frederick Pish, ward Mintvon Greene, Hoste, TOW Quheary, CTienga, and Barton Hutclinson from Philadelphia.
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Dale
Ward Mintvon Greene
Hoste
TOW Quheary
Ctienga
Pombarton Hutclinson
Philadelphia
Premier Georges Cleve Urges Washington League Meeting
An isolated letter dated 1974 from Georges Cleve to Premier Georges Meiling urges a first league of nations meeting in Washington under President Wilson. The proposal, drafted in Paris, favors early November and broad participation by statesmen linked to the league, aiming to turn paper into action amid peace treaty delays. Washington officials say no meeting is likely until the treaty clears the Senate.
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Paris
Clemencedy
Col. H. M. House
League of Nations
Washington
Wilson
America
Andre Tardien
Society of Nations
Society of Hellons
Society of Matter FE
Georges Cleve Gash
Ila George
Senate O. KR
Orthoo Administration
Senate
Hagard
Courier Delivery Notice Incorrectly Spelled
The Courier should be checked at your home before 5 p.m. If you do not receive your paper by that time, call 830 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6:20 p.m.
British Railway Strike Heightens Government Mediation Efforts
Union mediators push for peace as government and labor brace for a protracted clash. Lloyd George seeks a seven day truce, while leaders and editors call for restraint and a citizens army to protect food supplies.
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Lloyd George
Congress of Trades
London
Erie
National Union of
Beltith
Fational Union
Elutist
Beononist
Morobie
Mtter
Citizens Army
Ctizens’ Army
Airike
Get
George
Minor
Lords Leutemant
Izens
Hammon de Vatera
Veteran SUCCUMBS IN CHICAGO DISTRICT TELEGRAPH FAITHFUL
Tubbs aged 85 long time superintendent for Western Union Telegraph in Chicago district died of old age. He served the company through the early days and remained with the firm until retirement. The telegraph veteran was associated with wartime campaigns and served during years of growth in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tubbs
Western Union Telegraph Company
Chicagi
King Bean and Golden Pots Saga in Boston
A fragmented, high‑glossed mention hints at Boston figures King Bean and Golden Pots with references to Intention, Hivans, and a scene involving Albert and Queen Miva. The text also notes a role, a rose, and a fish loan, all embedded in garbled early notes.
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King Bean
Golden Pots
Boston
Albert
Trewayere
Riot suspect in Elaine arrested amid Arkansas unrest
In Elaine Arkansas, riot arrests intensify as 500 troops remain under emergency orders. Authorities report evidence of an alleged black organization, The Progressive Mariners and Household Union of America, led by Hicks, with up to 14 known dead plus additional wounded. Officials caution death toll could double.
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Elaine
Otay
Iniae
Ark
India
Farilier Massioulnes
Ad Hicks
Progressive Mariners and Houselold Union of America
Hicks
Senators Plan Major Changes In Peace Treaty Debates
Washington Oct 4 Senate leaders in conference pressed next week actions on six amendments to the Shan tung provisions of the peace treaty. Johnson and Moses proposals aim to equal voting power for the United States and Britain in the League of Nations. Leaders telegraphed Johnson to curtail speeches and return within a week as preparations to draft reservations continue.
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Washington
Senate
Shantung
Johnsen
Johnson
California
Moses
Repiblican
New Hampshire
United States
Léague of Nations
Salt Lake City
President Wilson’s Condition More Favorable Says Doctors
Washington reports say President Wilson rested well and his condition grew more favorable after a night’s sleep. Philadelphia specialists Dr. F X Dercum and Dr. George De Schwei nuts joined to examine his eyes while Dr. Grayson led the care. Messages of concern pour in from across the nation and abroad as officials note rest is essential and no public duties will be undertaken for some time.
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Aten
Des
Dervis
Raffin
Stitt
Br Grayson
de. Lehweinity
William G. McAdoo
White House
Dent
Br. de Schiweville
Mix
Admiral Grayson
Washington, D
Wilson
Grayson
Washington
F. X. Dercum
George de Schweinuts
Philadelphia
B. R. Stitt
Sterling Ruffin
Helna
Hig Nass
Ixson
Paris
Keho de Paris
American Senate
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Gary Steel
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Quietus
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Yesniteh
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