Yankees win second straight over Giants 3-0 in tight World Series game
Waite Hoyt shut out the Giants giving the Yankees a 3-0 victory at the Polo Grounds as New York base runners again highlight the win. Bob Meusel steals home in the eighth and Babe Ruth steals second and third in the fifth as Nehf topples to two unearned runs amid Giants errors. Ruth plans a seaplane parachute message drop for Babe.
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Brooklyn
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Yankees
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John McGraw
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Phartnnine
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Polo
Rip” Collins
Alex Ferguson
Mays
McNally
Yank Harves
Bob Shawkey
Rawlings
Smith
Peck
Burns
Schang
Bancroft
Hoyt
Miller
Leary
Moriarity
Meusel
Pipp
Young
Skyscraper
Ward
Neb
Neht
Hort
Kelly
Nebi
Nenhi
Giants Visitors In Exhibition Clash At Yankee Park
The Giants visit the Yankees in light gray uniforms as Gov. Miller attends and Captain Peckinpaugh is presented a chest of silver. A crowd around 35,000 watches a game marked by errors, hits, and multiple walks with Ruth obtaining three base on balls and Meusel driving in runs. the Giants and Yankees exchange innings with no decisive score by the ninth.
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Flatbush
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Smith
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Young
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Menzel
Pippy
McWally
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Br’ Mousel
Kelly
McNally
Wart
Pipp
Bass Om
Nett
Moriarity
Quigsey
Gsscond
Chill
Dominguez Quits Arbuckle's Attorney Over Costs
Frank Dominguez withdrew as Roscoe Arbuckle's attorney on the eve of his manslaughter arraignment. Disputes over fees, reportedly $50,000 demanded versus $5,000 sought by Arbuckle, prompted the split. Milton Cohen and Charles Brennan now represent Arbuckle as he travels to the city for the arraignment regarding Virginia Rappe's death.
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United Press
Sanrancisco
Cal
Frank Dominguez
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Dominguez
Arbuckle
Milton Cohen
Charles Brennan
Virginia Rappe
Highways in Goo Condition Across Regional District
Weather bureau report lists towns Albert Lan Minn Algona Charles City Gedar Rapids Bes Dupuane Farthan Las Tres Wis Mason own New Tion Postville Wat on Wave forecast favors good conditions tonight and Friday. Advertisement notes promising smoke signal claim Good to the Fast out.
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Gharies City
Tit
Albert
Lan Minn
Algona
Charles City
Gedar Rapids
Bes
Dupuane
Farthan
Las Tres
Wis
Masonown
New Tion
Postville
Waton
LeDoux' Wandering Army Splits Over Job Theory
A mutiny in Urbain LeDoux's army of unemployed erupted in Washington on October 6 as Bud Taylor of New York and LeDoux's first lieutenant challenged Mr Zero's job theory. The revolt split the group into two divisions with Taylor and followers returning to New York while LeDoux remained.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Urbain LeDoux
Bud Taylor
New York
Veterans of Foreign Wars
F 1St Leutenant
Mr. Zero
Tey
Taylor
LeDouz
Unitarian Plan Aimed At College Religion Outreach
The General Conference of the Unitarian Church moved its Detroit meeting to Ann Arbor to announce a campaign to bring religion to college students. Leaders say they will show modern religion can align with scientific progress and university standards of inquiry and expression. Dr Samuel Grothers of Cambridge argues flexibility and clear speech are vital to gain student respect.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
Unitarian Church
General Conference of the Church
Detroit
United States
Canada
Samuel ¥. Grothers
Cambridge
Mass
Americans Praise U S Relief Model For Russia
Riga reports Dr. Vernon C. Kellogg of the American relief agency praised U S relief work as a model for Russian peasantry. M Kalinin, head of the Russian central committee for famine relief, noted Kellogg's visit and said he would return to America to report famine conditions to Herbert Hoover. Kellogg stated famine reports in Russia are not exaggerated and urged extending aid to adults intimately.
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Associated Press
Riga
American Relief Administration
M. Kalinin
Central Committee For
Vernon C. Kellogg
American Relief Organization
Moscow
Kellogg
America
Herbert Hoover
Russia
Emperor of Japan in deteriorating health, bulletin says
Tokio report from the imperial household states the emperor's health is unfavorable. He is having trouble walking and talking and is losing memory and concentration. The bulletin notes his condition is generally worse and that he has entirely lost his former health and energy.
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United Press
Tokio
Imperial Household
British Ministers Plan Parley Program at Armaments Conference
The British cabinet met at 10 Downing Street to map Britain policies for the Washington conference on armament limits. Loyd George and ministers discussed delegation personnel agenda and procedures for the opening of talks.
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United Press
London
Downing Street
Britain
Washington
Loyd George
International Law Institute opens sessions in Rome
Marquis Corsi presides as the institute of international law begins its sessions in Rome with attendees including American ambassador Richard Washburn Child and Princeton professor Philip Marshall Brown. Judge Souter criticizes the League of Nations as impotent and mischievous while Francisco de la Barra urges strengthening and broadening its basis. Sir Thomas Barclay laments the United States absence from the league as serious.
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Associated Press
Rome
Institute of International Law
Marquis Corsi
Richard Washburn Child
Philip Marshall Brown
Law Faculty
Princeton University
Souter
Court of Cessation of
Holland
League of Nations
Francisco de la Barra
Mexico
League
Thomas Barclay
Institute
United States
Bankers Meet On Foreign Trade Finance Plan
Delegates at the American Bankers Association session discuss foreign trade and the potential federal law to permit bank branches. Sir Drummond Frazer outlines a world finance bond scheme, while McHugh details the Edge law financing plan and the push to establish a foreign trade financing corporation with broad support across states and industries.
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Los Angeles
Cal
American Bankers’ Association
Drummond Frazer
London
Council of the
League of Nations
Europe
Francis W. Hirst
London Economist
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John McHugh
New York
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angelas
National Bank
Sobine McHugh
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Bankers’ Association
McHugh
Commission
Chicago
The
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Federal Reserve Board
Courier Delivery Timely by Five Twenty PM Notice
The Courier should be delivered at your homes before 5 20 o clock. If through error of the carrier boy or other causes you fail to receive your paper by that time please phone 530 and a copy of the paper will be sent. Phone calls not reach this office before 6330 p m.
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Niet
Father After 10 Years Held In Girls Death Trial Sparks Hearing
Madison October case unfolds as Martin Lemberger is formally charged with second degree murder in the death of seven year old Angie Lemberger. His wife and son face perjury accusations after testimony. Johnson remains jailed on a life sentence tied to a repudiated confession made to save himself from mob lynching. Bail set at ten thousand dollars. District Attorney Lewis seeks relief from duties amid doubts of Lemberger’s guilt.
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Associated Press
Madison
Jobi A. Johnson
Angie Lemberger
Martin Lemberger
Johnson
Lemberger
Ancle Lemberger
Lembergers
Theodore Lewis
Air Squadron To Fly Omaha To Legion Convention
Post master General Hays arranges six airplanes to fly to Kansas City for the American Legion convention from October 31 through November 2. Regular mail planes will mobilize at Omaha and fly in formation to participate in the aerial derby, a feature of the Legion air circus with notable attendees including Marshal Foch.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Hays
The
American Legion
Foch
Depian
Omaha
Legion
Fighting in County Cork Shocks Village After Armistice
In Dunmanwar County Cork Black and Tans allegedly terrorized the village last night with volleys fired through streets homes looted and civilians harmed. One man killed eye witnesses report. Crown forces say they were fired on first from the town.
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United Press
Cork
Dunmanwar
County Cork
Crown
First National Convention of American Ethical Union Opens
In St Louis Missouri on October 6 the first national convention of the American Ethical Union opens its sessions and runs through Sunday. The program includes a general observation of business ethics reflecting the country’s condition.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
The
American Ethical Union
New York
Radical changes urged in report on Panama Canal
Washington, BD. C. Oat. The preliminary report submitted to Secretary Weeks by the canal commission recommends radical reforms in the canal zone administration. It calls for governor oversight changes, wage adjustments by law, no long term agreements with workers, and shifts in labor, operation, and railroad policies.
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Canal
Associated Press
Washington, BD. C
Panama Canal Zone
Weeks
Canal Zone
United States
Raber Organigutheus
Orgiitatiana
Democrats Ready to Plan Proposed Amendments in Senate
Washington Oct 6 The Senate split over tax revision as Democrats propose amendments to the pending bill. They demand higher surtax on incomes over 500000, a graduated corporate income tax, retain corporate stock tax, repeal certain excise taxes, and lower normal income tax for small earners. Senator Lenroot attacks Smoot plan as unworkable, while western senators seek a fast path to passage. Drainage protests erupt in Bennington and Maxfield townships with residents urging action.
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Senate Finance Committee
Harding
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Congress
Finance Committee
Lemoot
Wisconsin
Luethoot
Treasury Department
Ford push for higher salaries for United States judges
Henry Ford proposed a new era with boosted pay for federal judges. He urged supreme court justices receive 75000 annually and all federal judges at least 25000 to shield them from influence and resentment. A nationwide newspaper advertising campaign to dominate the issue is planned by Ford.
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United Perss
United States
Henry Ford
Ford
Supreme Court
Daugherty delays probe as Congress weighs inquiry
Across nations and states the week’s news carries many items from Washington. Attorney General Daugherty said the justice department would await Congress action on a proposed inquiry into the Ku Klux Klan while moonshine seized in Cedar Rapids is to be dumped into the Cedar River. Charles Carroll of Carrollton, Md., a noted Red Cross worker in Italy, died in Mentone. A Nebraska grand jury may probe blue sky promoters, nine Moros were killed in a Sula province clash, and a 26 story Chicago church is planned. The widow of Kansas City Star founder William Rockhill Nelson died, and a Japanese murder case in New York hints at international intrigue.
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K. H. Klan
Washington
D. C
RED Cross
Nice
France
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Italy
Mentone
Here
Stiles
Alfred Longley
J. W. Arbuckie
Platt
Walker R. French
Lney
Bald
Ito
Warmer & Wilbur
Gram Brokers
Chicago
Eorn
Fudge Siles
Preacher's Longing to Be With Sweetie Up in Murder Trial
United Press reports from Lakeport California on October 6 describe the first damaging evidence in the murder trial of Rev. John Spencer for drowning his wife Maude Spencer. A letter allegedly written by Spencer to Mrs. E Barber calls her “my dear sweetheart” and says he longed to pass happy hours with her. The state argues Spencer wished freedom from his wife to be with Barber and was expected to complete its case that day.
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United Press
Lakeport
Cat
John Spencer
Maude Spencer
Spencer
McGannon Found Guilty of Contempt in Ohio Case
Former Judge William H. McGannon was found guilty of contempt by Judge Pay in Canton after allegedly inducing star witness Miss Mary Neeley to alter testimony in the murder trial of Howard Kagy. The jury also found McGannon not guilty on another charge and the judge withheld sentence pending a new trial motion.
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Cleveland
William H. McGannon
Pay
Canton
McGannon
Mary Neeley
Howard Kagy
Gay
Today in Congress Senate debate on peace treaties continues
United Press reports Senate discussions on peace treaties with Deketle and Hitt confirming committee activity. A proposed compromise tax plan by Farma “bloe Howse” is mentioned as part of the agenda, though details are unclear and the article notes expected proceedings.
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Congress
United Press
Senate
Peddicord freed as judge directs verdict on embezzlement
William J. Peddicord is freed from an embezzlement charge after Judge B. Stiles directed a verdict, finding the state's documentary proof insufficient. Judge Platt urged filing new charges for the alleged $9,000 embezzlement, but Stiles resisted. Peddicord, a 30-year Waterloo resident and mill employee, faced a dramatic courtroom conclusion as defense and prosecution sparred over evidence and potential further action.
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Waterloo & Cedar Falls
Stiles
Pratt
Platt
Arone
Peddicord
Terminal Elevator Company
Kansas City
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