White Sox win seventh game in 1919 World Series
Chicago wins the final game 4 to 1 at Redland Field Cincinnati over the Reds. Cicotte allows two earned runs, Sallee struggles, and the White Sox capitalize on Reds errors and timely hits to clinch the title.
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Associated Press
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Chicago and Cincinnati duel rumbles through tense box score
A fractured account of a Chicago and Cincinnati game, noting early rallies and defensive plays. Key moments include Felsch, Collins, and Wea ver driving runs, Fisher relieving Sallee and later striking out, and Groh’s two bases later. The narrative shifts through innings with rosters and substitutions shaping the tense contest.
Wilson Stronger, Than Since Illness Ends
The White House bulletin reports President Wilson is slowly improving and stronger than at any time since his illness began. He is confined to bed with pillows propping him and must avoid papers. Grayson and Stitt urge quiet, with Wilson showing interest in the treaty and senate business, yet aides struggle to locate visitors he wishes to see.
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Houseralda
Prussianism Denounced as Premier’s Stance on British Strike
London reports Premier Lloyd George denounced the railwaymen’s strike as Prussianism and an attempt to hold up the nation at a lord mayor’s mansion reception for Field Marshal Allenby. He framed the nation as master in its own house and signaled a break with labor unions to win middle-class support amid charges of government extravagance.
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London
Lioyd George
Man-hunt for Slayer of Two by Posses in South Carolina
A massive man-hunt continues in several counties around Greenville as authorities pursue Joe Turner, an alleged slayer of two Greenville policemen. The weekend search intensified with dozens of volunteers and officers scouring rural areas and towns, while residents remain on alert for any sign of the fugitive.
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Greenville
Joe Turner
Martial law in Gary and Indiana towns maintains order
Federal troops and Indiana militia enforce martial law across Gary and Indiana Harbor while Chicago district mills report returning workers and improving industrial conditions. In Gary Socialist headquarters are raided. red flag, Lenine and Trotsky imagery seized. radicals questioned and released as authorities confiscate literature and firearms.
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Paul Glaser
Gary
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Military Central
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Harbor
Inland Steel Company
Universal Portland Cement Company
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Department of Justice
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Wankesau
Anl
Jodha
German Troop Withdrawals From Baltic Provinces Reported
Berlin reports say German government appeals to General von der Goltz troops to withdraw from Baltic provinces succeeded with some transport ships already returning home. In Courland troops insist they will stay to guard the frontier against Bolshevik forces and uphold socialist ideals, signaling possible friction with Berlin. Marshall Fach plans a note to the German government stating further delays will trigger immediate measures if Berlin delays persist. Local stock yard prices record pennywise leg bids, while Pittsburgh area strike news shows no change in tank status and no outside reports of action.
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iDay Clamp Bill Passes Senate Without Debate
The Senate adopted the clamp measure today without discussion after a conference agreement. Vice President Marshall presided as the motion to adopt was carried by voice vote, sending the bill to the House for action.
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Associated Press
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Renchieas
Routh Dakota
Marshall
Viva Voice
Belgian Royal Family Quits Illinois Corn Crib Tour
The Associated Press reports King Albert's train moving from Illinois toward the Midwest. Departing Omaha at 10 am, the royal party reached the Great Wheat Belt while no relief commission existed for beleaguered refugees in war days.
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Albert
Belsina
Nebraska
Omaha
Beleginny
Forty workers strike at Cedar Falls over grievance
Thirty two Wilcox Stewart foundry employees walked out this morning after one man on duty for several days was refused his request for relief and offered other work instead. The strike followed the unresolved dispute as workers protested the handling of the grievance.
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Cedar Falls
Falls
Wilcox-Stewart Foundry
Bolshevik War Turmoil Reports From Moscow and Voronezh
Dispatches from Stockholm and London detail bold actions by Denikin’s forces toward Voronezh and Usman as Bolshevik leadership faces pressure. Reports claim Trotsky’s attempted arrest failed and Trotsky and Lenin are under guard, with Peters and others cited in accounts of the red terror. A Ukrainian mission in London confirms Petliura’s stance against Denikin amid shifting fronts across southern Russia.
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Copenhagen
Leon Trotsky
Insted
Moscow
Jacob Peters
Stockholm
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Denikine
Moscow Ten
Denikiners
Usman
Orel
British Vessel Sunk. U S Ship Rescues Crew
The British steamer Sizergh Castle sank after a wireless message. The American steamer Afel rescued her crew and towed them aboard. Sizergh Castle, about equal to four hundred tons, left Norfolk September 24 bound for Antwerp. Afel departed Norfolk September 7 for Rotterdam.
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Norfolk
Antwerp
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Rotterdam
Germany still shadows its imperial past and wartime scars
Berlin reports lingering economic strain and social fragility in Germany. Observers note weaknesses in labor and food supply, with scarce industrial output and delayed recovery. Experts warn the nation remains unsettled as it charts a difficult postwar path amid political pressures.
Bombin Plate Mill Rips Hole At Sea Shipping Yard
A blast at the shipping department caused damage to a barge near a reef and left one person injured. Investigators cordon off the area as officials search for the responsible party amid unclear sequence of events.
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Amelia
Tae
Shipping Department
Corvetite Sanut
Corn Crop Seen At 2.9 Billion Bushels October First
Agricultural report from Washington outlines corn production at 2.9 billion bushels as of October 1, with notes on spring wheat and other grains. The projected totals reflect conditions across major states and farm outputs for the year.
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Hirth Assueteebert Washington
Department of Agriewlary
Yale
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Parents Seek to Bring Son's Body Home From France
Mr and Mrs Brooberg of 727 Mast Twenty fourth Street Minneapolis seek delivery of their son Lieut Brooberg to Minnesota for burial. He died April 7 after falling ill en route to British lines during service in World War II. The couple planned to visit Essex’s grave at Surrege cemetery and would bring the body to Minneapolis if permission is granted.
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O Brooberg
Thivis
Essem
Aml
Brooberg
New York
del Por
Snelling
No Shantung Vote in Senate Delayed to Next Week
The Associated Press reports no Shantung amendment vote in the Senate is likely before next Wednesday as leadership faces a protracted debate. Senator Johnson’s return on Tuesday night could influence timing, with Democrats seeking action and Republicans resisting.
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Courier Delivery Note with Unreadable Time
The notice requests home delivery before a specified time and provides a phone contact to obtain a copy if the paper is not delivered by that time. It mentions potential errors in timing and urges readers to call to arrange a copy. The message is garbled with OCR errors but centers on ensuring delivery and replacement.
Pilot From East Likely Mortally Hurt By Tumble
An early report from Mineola New York details a crash of a small aircraft carrying Lieut Alarie Cleary and Lieut Crowell. Both were injured though not severely. the wreck occurred after takeoff and the machine landed upside down. Crowell and Cleary escaped with minor injuries while others suffered various hurts and a morale-boosting statement followed by continued coverage of the transcontinental aviation events.
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