Brooklyn Wins Third Dig Series Contest
Brooklyn takes the third game of the Dig series 1 to 0. No runs, one hit, no errors for Brooklyn. Scattered plays show small ball action with singles by Wheat and Pfeffer, and defensive outs by Olson and Stengel.
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Brooklyn
Scott
Thomas
Heston
Lewis
Huubert
Gardner
Hicker
Pfeffer
Rooklyn
Myrs Ihymus
Gronklyn
Stengel
Sootger
Miller
Hoblitzer
Poster
Myers
Yoswa
Olson
Times Sees U S German Crisis In Submarine Tactics
The Times legal correspondent labels German submarine activity off the American coast a long distance blockade inadmissible in international law. It amounts to a single blockade of the American coast, a coercive measure for peace. The Times editorial calls the move grave and complex, urging the Allies to reject sub marines frightfulness as lawful warfare and urging President Wilson to uphold U S dignity.
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London
the Times
American
British Isles
Pacific
United States
Germany
Wilson
Two Killed Two Wounded in Battle With Moonshiners
Chattanooga dispatch reports a Cumberland mountains clash between moonshine bootleggers and Sheriff Livingston's force. Mrs. Allen Huddleston and Schuyler Hicks were killed while Allen Huddleston and Clifton Beaty were mortally wounded. a deputy sheriff was lightly wounded. The search for the wagonload of liquor followed a warrant for Mrs Huddleston's arrest.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Cumberland Mountaines
Livingston
Jamestown
Allen Huddleston
Schuyler Hicks
Clifton Beaty
Huddleston
Bucharest Bombarded by German Aircraft
According to the Roumanian legation at The Hague, 250 people have been killed or wounded in Bucharest by German air raids, with 200 being women. Attacks continue by day and night.
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Amsterdam
London
Orti
Hague
Bucharest
War risk rates unchanged after submarine raid
Washington Oct 10 War risk insurance rates will not be raised because of the submarine raid. Director Delaney announced today. The bureau insures only American ships and cargoes.
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Washington, D. C
Federal War Risk Insurance Bureau
Delaney
Standard Oil workers strike halts half the Bayonne plant
Armed policemen guarded the Bayonne New Jersey plant of Standard Oil as a strike affected more than 3,000 workers. The labor action began October 10 and demands wage increases from 20 to 20 percent.
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Bayonne
N. J
Standard Oil Co
Pope seeks peace as war rages in Europe
Berlin dispatch reports a Cologne diary stating the pope has written to German bishops through Cardinal von Hartman. The pope says his efforts for peace are presently unsuccessful, yet he strives to ease the violent hatred between the belligerent peoples.
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Berlin
Cologne
Cardinal von Hartman
Mexican Peace Bode Holds Another Session
Atlantic City October 10 American members of the Mexican American joint commission again studied with Gen Tasker H Bliss the military questions in suggested plans for a border patrol The Mexicans met separately and no joint session was held until late in the day
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Atlantic City
N. J
Joint Commission
Tasker H. Bliss
Staf
United States Army
City in Brief Record of Glasses on File and Local Happenings
City notes list residents traveling to Chicago and across Iowa, a hospital pre op, a new baby at St Francis hospital, and various visits. Names include Mrs J H Lizer 709 Fowler, Mr and Mrs N J Lies Gilbert Ville, W W Beal, Walter A Chester Seattle Wasbh, Theodore Perrin, Bruce Manning 219 Edwards, J Stout Ili nois Central depot, Lulu Barnes secretary to W Kline, Olin Hukill Swift Co Chicago, B J Curtain, Ray Aboyer, Charles Marsh, G S Baker and George Baker, H G Burr architect, D J Murphy Waukon, Maude Tranhagen Jackson Shenandoah, Dr and Mrs W Debe, E D Turner, Royden Connor Sioux City, Alice Hynds, H B Allen Waterloo.
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J. H. Lizer
Fowler Street
N. J. Lies
Gilbert Ville
Chicago
W. W. Beal
Buller
Bremer
Walter A. Chester
Seattle
Wasbh
0. M. Yagey
Theodore S. Perrin
Marion
Bruce Manning
Edwards Street
St. Francis Hospital
Olin Hukill
A. T. Hukill
West Schools
Swift & Co
Hukill
B. J. Curtain
Ray Aboyer
Charles Marsh
G. S. ‘Baker
George Baker
Decorah
Jennie Adams
Lon ‘Gan Avenue
Des Moines Guest Visits Highlight Local Figures
Judge Boies and Mr. Allen shared a recess visit while awaiting court matters. Mrs. Forsythe, daughter of the Baum couple, a longtime evangelistic partner of her husband, prepared to tour Milwaukee for the winter. Henry and K Jones of Belmond returned home after visiting relatives. Mrs. Jones, formerly Esther Anderson, is noted along with Dr. S F Heverly, a local dentist at 301% West Fourth St.
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He. Fi. Boies
Harare Boies
Allen
Boies
A. R. Forsythe
A. B. Baum
Waterloo
Des Moines
Fraternal Meetings And Dance Night Announced
Regular meeting of M. T. A. No 57 at Lahor temple this evening. G LA in TR of 1. BS in Begi neers hall Wednesday at 2 30 pm. Knights and Ladies of Security meet in K of P hall tomorrow at 7 50 pm. Regular business then first dancing party of the winter series with a symphony orchestra. Royal Neighbors of America meet in regular session in A O Vel W hath Wednesday evening.
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Lahor Temple
G. LA. Ln
Begineers’ Hall
Knights and Ladies of Security
K. of P. Hall
Royal Neighbors of America
A. O. Vel W
Roosevelt Western Trip Itinerary Announced
The itinerary for Col. Roosevelt's western trip in behalf of Hughes and Fairbanks was announced at western Republican headquarters. He will leave New York Oct. 15 and speak in Louisville St. Louis and Kansas City. On Oct. 26 he will address Chicago.
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Chicago
Col. Roosevelt
Hughes
Fairbanks
New York
Louisville
St. Louis
Kansas City
Unfilled United States Steel Orders Fall in September
New York Oct. 10 United States Steel reports a Sept. 20 unfilled orders total of 9 522 584 tons, down 137 773 tons from Aug. 31 and 415 214 tons below May peak of 9 937 798 tons. Market decline attributed to capacity orders on hand.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
MORTUARY NOTES AND LOCAL FIRES
Waterlo o resident W J King died at home on Fifth Street West after illness. Funeral from home Thursday morning then burial in Independence. Survived by widow, two daughters, three sisters, and Odd Fellows member. Other notices include funeral for John A Alexander at Hileman Gindt chapel and George Bolte address, with services in Mount Vernon township. A warehouse fire on Commercial Street near Great Western tracks damaged junk, insured, no metal loss.
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W. J. King
Waterloo
Fifth Street West
Independence
C. E. Hranks
Winthrop
Montie Moods
Walker
Olie Boon
Artie Steel
Flora Walick
Seattle
The
Odd Fellows Lode
Jenk
B. Schultz
Commercial Street
Great Western
Schultz
Prosecutor Indicted In Wife Murder Case In Missouri
St Joseph Missouri October 16 a grand jury indicted Oscar Medyeuted prosecutor of Buechamin county on murder in the first degree charges in the case of McDaniel whose wife was killed July 14. He allegedly answered a fake telephone call that night and shot at the assailant in his yard. Medyeuted has denied the accusations repeatedly.
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St. Joseph
Oscar K. Medyeuted
Buechamin Cownty
McDaniel
McDauiel
Cip
MeDante
Lis
Geelong
Gna
Mary
Meluiniel
French Papers Call Neutrals To Act On War News
Paris newspapers urge neutral nations to take a firm stand amid German submarine warfare. The general view is that neutrals must respond to the challenge, as attacks near the American coast threaten global navigation and escalate the crisis for all shipping.
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Paris
Germany
United States
Neu- Wils
Man Identified After Lake Lake Rescue In Michigan
A man pulled from a lake near Chituga on Sunday was identified as Charles I of Las At Beles California after his trunk was opened. Money and baggage checks found on his clothing linked him to the Commercial Telegraphers union and the Masonic Lodge of Summerville Massachusetts. Officials treat the death as possibly accidental.
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Chituga
Charles 1
Las At- Beles
Cal
Oldfield Case Thrown Out of Court in Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kan Oct 10 The government dropped the Case against Charles B Oldfield a mail clerk accused of stealing 25800 from United States mails from Chicago to Pasadena The dismissal with prejudice followed court discussion of one of the Midwest s most daring robbers The robbery occurred in 1922 and Oldfield was arrested in 1915 with the theft charge being dropped as the government stated it was not ready for trial
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Leavenworth
Kan
Feneral
Chas. B. Oldfield
United States
Earer
Middlewest
Oldfield
Chicago
Pasadena
Cal
Stolen Ford Recovered. suspects held on fraud charge
Dumont Oct 10 Special after two weeks season the Ford road store belonging to Leslie Pfaltzgraft has been recovered and the men believed to have stolen the car are under arrest at Independence where they were apprehended while attempting to steal another car. Pfaltzgraft's car had been sold in Chicago for 100 dollars but has been recovered and will be returned. In a separate note Herman Devrosky 16 was held on a charge of passing a worthless check at the West Side Candy Kitchen for 1.50. Peter Martens proprietor of the store conferred with him at police headquarters.
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Dumont
Leslie Pfattagraff
Independence
Pfaltzgraft
Chicago
Martin
Shepherd
Pfaltzgraffler
Herman Devrosky
M. J. Turney
West Side
Peter Martens
Missing School Girl Victim of Assault in New York
An 11 year old girl Tilie Brown was found strangled in a lower East Side tenement cellar after being missing since yesterday. An uncle reported a man buying candy for the girl near the school last Thursday. Police are investigating the assault and disappearance.
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New York
Tilie Brown
Lower East Side
New York Stock Exchange Seat Sells At Record Price
New York reports a seat on the New York Stock Exchange sold for 74509 dollars, rising 4500 from the last sale and marking the year’s high. Spain bans U boats as Wireless Press cites Madrid and Rome dispatches confirming prohibitions on revictualing submarines in Spanish waters.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Spain
London
Madrid
Rome
Deportation halt sparks memo on alien cases in Washington
Washington D C aliens deportation suspended today by assistant secretary of the department amid concerns over dangers to deportees. The action pauses removals from Atlantic Gulf states as authorities decline moral responsibility for possible risk of harm.
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Washington, D. C
Och
Assistnt
Department of Kuber
Nantucket Whaling Ends as New England Ports Decline
A nostalgic survey traces Nantucket’s whaling heyday to the 18th century and the shift of fame to New Bedford and other ports. It notes the rise of merchant shipping, declines in whaling tonnage through the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and rising whale oil prices while saluting historic captains.
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New York Times
Nantucket
Martha Vineyard
New Bedford
New London
Indies
New England
Armerican
New Wedford
Starbucks
Both Hands Gene Lawyer Builds Mechanical Arm Substitute
Gene Dahler, a lawyer, describes a self-made mechanical substitute for his right arm after a train accident eleven years ago. He engineered a collar-mounted wire device and foot-controlled parrot clasp to perform daily tasks, practiced law, and pursued education despite loss of both hands. He traveled for business and plans to return home after a trip to Keokuk, Missouri, and nearby towns.
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Mr. Dahler
Hia Hon
Keo*kuk
Kayhoka
Nurlagtos
Republicans Meet to Plan Veal Campaign at Courthouse
Republicans from the county gathered at the courthouse for a whirlwind campaign planning session led by Air. Sizer. The informal report noted the campaign was in better shape than two years ago, with calls for contributions from candidates and workers. Officials warned that unregistered voters risk loss of support and emphasized strict registration compliance. The Commercial Club directors were to meet at 7 20 p.m. for their regular monthly session.
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Lalanne
Stark
Lizer
Elerlinn Bermuse
Elerlinn Bermuse Tha Matronal Kunard
Tla Herder
Thamnofors
Commercial Club
Routine business slated at club rooms meeting
At the club rooms it was announced to Way that nothing but routine business is expected to come up for transaction.
Heat Parm Want Ads From Jefferson Area
Additional want ads describe employment, rental, and sale notices in the Jefferson area. Items include Wante Po sidan, charges reasonable, calls to local numbers, lost items, bicycle and personal belongings, and rental listings for rooms and a brick apartment.
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Parm
Taqwa
Jefferson
Phoos
Linden
Gasiy Jec
Citizens Gas Co
Withalm
Yayler
Ratrard
Wilte Fox
Onn Blark
Rietire
Iver Johnson
Westers Union Telegraph
Kent—Ware
Chiutsuqua Park
Randolph Yereet
East Side
Indiana
Susket Grocery Store
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Deak
Roders
Buchanan
James Stout
Ilinois Central
Neillsville
Wis
Lulu Barnes
W. Kline
Barnes
H. G&. Burr
D. J. Murphy
Waukon
Maude Tranhagen Jackson
Shenandoah
F. H. Tranhagen
Washington Street
Roosevelt
United: Steel
John AL Alexander
John A. Alexander
Hileman & Gindt
Jt. R. Macartney
Fairview
George Bolte
Servces
Lome
Harrison Street
St. Paul's Luthtran Church
Mount Vernon Township
Henry Mueller
Joseph Ducila
Joseph Ducha
Longfeilow Avenue
Miller-McCartney
Lae
Michigan
Assaltt
Bulgars
Chee
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Imatichiration Cap Lcr KS
Itliglies
Gausex
Jarold Puller
Nksing
Mettouk
Uis
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Dyibler
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