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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1913

Page

8

New York Giants and Philadelphia Athletics in World Series game two

The second contest at Shibe Park saw the New York Giants and American League champions Philadelphia Athletics, 20,000 fans strong, as Mathewson and Plank faced Lapp and McLean. Early misplays and steady pitching produced a tight 0–0 through four innings with Baker a focal point for the Athletics and Strunk drawing a walk for Philadelphia.

New York Kersey Murphy Doyle Oldring Fletcher Collins Burns Baker Shafer McInnis Murray Strunk McLean Barry Snodgrass Lapp Mathewson Pleuk Shibe Park Philadelphia Col.s Shibagark New York Giants Philadelphia Athletics Giants Athletics Bender Walter Johnson Washington Johnson Plank Connolly Rigler Egan Klein Herzog Woyle Roviers Collings MelInnis Centrol Dorle lIt Mayers Mathewgeron Snodgraes Wiltse Égerzog Plunk Philadelpha Qldring Wiltie Callins Melnnis Willae Doyle Flaw Pletcher Shatfer Doylemiade Wiki Rors

Baseball score and White House currency report mix

A vivid patchwork of baseball inning recaps from New York and Philadelphia detailing Plank Mathewson and Burns plays, plus a Washington note on President Wilson proposing currency reform and warning rebels. Also mentions widows pensions in a local list.

Advertisements and early 20th century notes mix byline chaos

A collage of items appears with an advertisement for Martin Invincible cigar and sparse clippings about court cases. The report mentions the settlement of William Galloway and W. R. Lytle on account after a jury was impaneled, plus political letters from Woodrow Wilson and White House currency discussions. A murder case is described with details of Miss Ida Leegson’s death, pawnbroker description, and parallels to a previous crime, including location and suspect sketch.

BLE Good William Galloway W. R. Lytle Vhivage Ida G. Leegson Vietin Phe Neero Miss Leegson Negr

Village Unrest After Fatal Attack Sparks Race Fear

In an Illinois village near Chicago tensions flare after a Black man fatally injures a local resident during a defense incident. Armed deputies patrol the area as Black residents flee amid warnings to stay away. A nearby town saloon worker is named as the victim. Hanson, a carpenter, is reported to have been involved and in danger as civil unrest grips the region.

Chicago Beomeo Joan Winfield Negia Lochil Louis Hanson Hanson Winfield Thomas Stephenson Joliet Fo Daly Marion Lin

Lisle Thread Bank Not Proof Against Thieves

A theft on Lisle Street involved a woman robbed by a fugitive named W Lao Herbig and the victim Margaret Clark. Patrolmen Myter and Trisbler, street car crews, and bystanders pursued the thief as he fled through cars and wagons, finally being captured several blocks away.

Lisle Tim Bill

German Warships Will Be Present At Opening

Washington sent invitation for German warships to attend the opening ceremonies of the Pavaria canal. The German foreign office will be presented with the invitation tomorrow. The exact naval fare composition remains undecided. An explosion in a camera plant in Boston damaged equipment. thefts and car thefts were investigated in Winthrop, Illinois, with authorities notified.

Berlin Qet Pavaria Canal Washington Wimbasey Tlyes Gertman Foreign Office Bs Cermany

Nome tidal storm and Sarecky testimony echo in trials

The account cites a Nome city official reporting half the town destroyed by a tidal storm with $1,000,000 in damages and hundreds homeless as mayor George A. Jones urges aid. Concurrently Louis Sarecky, ex governor Sulzer campaign secretary, testifies about destroying check books and omitting brewer contributions during impeachment proceedings, with further cross examination over naturalization and salary questions.

Nome Adask Ke George Ao Jones Naime Victoria Navajo Corwin Sarecky Mornon Finp Sulzer Surecky Mutual Advance Trust Company New York

Striker Attack Kills Deputy, Copper Zone Turmoil

Deputy Sheriff Pollack was killed this morning by copper mine strikers near Troyale. He was shot in the back of the head and beaten in a road confrontation. Sheriff Cruse has one arrest and seeks to seize all involved as unrest worsens. Pollack had recently clashed with strikers and was 33. Five women were arrested at the Balue mine for beatings. a man faces concealed weapon charges amid the strike activity.

Calamet Get Pollack Strik Troyale Monaghton Sherif Cruse de Paulder Sin Tie Balue Ballie Trem Kobe

Trinidad People to Be Disarmed in Disorder

Pelched, Cale reports that a statewide order aimed at disarming all persons was issued today amid violent clashes between guards and striking coal miners. Three have been wounded as Sheriff Geishengard officers begin an investigation. The Trinidad national guard company under KE Porentan is on standby.

Giants Athletics Shibe Park Pelcheid Cale National Guard Copany

Vanderlip Praises New Currency Bill

Vanderlip praises a proposed currency reform bill, lauding administration plans and bankers in support. The article notes concerns over federal actions and mentions key figures including William Nelson Page and others in Washington and Texas.

Vanderlip

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