Indians Win Fourth Game In Battle Of Pitchers
Cleveland Indians shut out the Brooklyn Dodgers 1 0 at League Park to move within one win of the World Series title. Left handers Duster Matis and Sherrod Smith held the bats in check as Cleveland chipped a run in the sixth on Speaker’s single and Burns’ two base hit. Dodgers threatened but could not score.
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Navy to Install Wireless Compass Stations for Lakes
The Navy will install wireless compass stations on the Great Lakes to aid ships in fog. Stations already operate successfully on the North Atlantic coast and Pacific, reducing navigational errors inland. Detour Michigan will host one station with others planned at Grand Marais White Fish Point Eagle Harbor Thunder Bay Island and Wind Point near Kenosha or Grosse Point Evanston.
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Supreme Court denies rehearing on prohibition ruling
The court refused to reconsider its June decision upholding the prohibition amendment and enforcement act. petitions by Newark brewer Christian Feizenspan and Boston liquor dealer George C. Dempsey were denied.
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To Prosecute Coal Mining Profiteers
Attorney General Palmer announces pursuit of profiteering charges against anthracite operators in northeastern Pennsylvania. He says evidence has been gathered and will be presented to the courts as part of the federal anti profiteering campaign. Local officials anticipate trials to proceed in coming weeks.
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Nebraska Germans and Irish Shift Nebraska Electorate
A historical view notes Nebraska voters inclining Republican this year due to strong German Americans and Irish blocs opposing the league of nations. It contrasts 1916 Wilson support with current anti league sentiment, cites Senator Norris and Bryan's unclear impact, and forecasts a sizable Republican majority in the state.
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Armistice to End Fighting in Six Days in Poland Russia War
Polish and Bolshevik delegates reach terms for a ceasefire to begin six days after signing the armistice at Blackhead house in Riga. The pact covers boundary lines near Dvinsk and Drissa, names Vilna occupation by Polish forces, and sets a 21 day term with 48 hours notice before breaking it. The agreement excludes settlement of Polish monetary claims and provides an indefinite continuation unless breach occurs. Poles disavow the Vilna action. Vilna is occupied by forces from Grodno and Lida amid mutiny against terms. Paris reports Poland disavows the move.
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Swiss Socialists Reject Lenine Plan
In Berne on October 11 the executive committee of the Socialist party of Switzerland rejected Lenine’s call for adherence to the Moscow Internationale. The committee voted 12 in favor and 47 against acceding to the third internationale.
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Serum Is Success in Treating Appendicitis in Paris
Paris Oct 11 A report states anti-congrenous serum successfully treated appendicitis reducing need for operations. Prof Pierre Delbet presented a panel finding operations may be abandoned for the disease. Observed results span thirteen years across tests and cases.
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Weather forecast for Midwest towns listed in report
A 1920 weather forecast from the Agriculture Weather Bureau notes fair weather for the next 30 hours across Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault La Crosse Mason City Marshalltown Manchester Waterloo Waverly and surrounding areas with a mix of clear to partly cloudy skies and light dust. The report includes towns in Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa and identifies Maxwell Hamton and Postgillc as related notes.
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Crank Pasquale Confesses Killing Blakely Coughlin
Aug ust Pasquale known as the crank has confessed to Major Lynn G. Adams that he abducted Blakely Coughlin from Orristown and suffocated the child under his coat. He said he buttoned the coat at the moment he heard a noise while descending a ladder, then left the scene to discover the baby was dead. Major Adams stated the confession came yesterday in Montgomery county jail but would not be made public until searches could be conducted. Capt. Gearhart has been sent to the Egg Harbor area.
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Railroads Appeal to Wilson for Payment of Fiscal Guarantee
The railroads appeal to President Wilson against a treasury ruling that withholds payments due under the transportation act until full accounting. Comptroller Warwick said railroad income deficits certified for payment could not be paid in partial sums, insisting the guaranteed income be paid in full.
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Harding at Marion Begins Final Campaign Prep
Senator Harding returned to Marion from a midwestern speaking tour and started a busy office program clearing campaign business ahead of a trip to Tennessee. His special train moved fast from Oklahoma City, reaching Marion five hours early to give more desk time before departing south.
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Woman Wanders From Home in Tragic Black Hawk Creek Incident
Mrs. F C Campbell of 123 Summit Avenue is found in a delirious, exposed state by Black Hawk Creek after wandering from home in her night clothes during early morning hours. She had recently childbirth and is in serious condition with little improvement. search by hounds traced from Elmwood cemetery to the creek where she was found among willows.
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Courier Deliv ery Time Notice for Home Delivery
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5:30 o'clock. If you fail to receive your paper by that time due to carrier error or other cause, please phone 420 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 7:0 p.m.
Taft says Cox would wreck league without Article X
Cable correspondence shows Taft as Wilson adviser on league drafting and public advocate of a reservations-free covenant. Cox released Taft-Wilson cables claiming Taft supported changes and urged publication to counter ‘league destructionists.’ Taft criticized Wilson for refusing Senate approval and emphasized Article X as pivotal.
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Iowa Joins Fight Over Intrastate Fare Boosts
Washington Oct 11 The Interstate Commerce Commission opened hearings on a New York railroads request to raise intrastate passenger fares. John E. Benton for 39 state commissions says the move would deprive states of rate reasonableness review. Illinois Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri South Dakota joined in filing the brief.
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Misquoted Cedar Falls address sparks Kendall dispute
Report on Nate E Kendall's Cedar Falls address reveals the Evening Courier misattributed statements. The paper issued Oct 1 defends its quote and notes uncertainty where the error occurred while urging readers to consider Kendall's campaign record.
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Blame for Cuban Financial Crisis Declared by Decree
Havana October 11. A decree blames exaggerated banking estimates for Cuba s financial crisis and imposes a moratorium with the government reserve to end or extend the period. It cites prosperity, foreign market weakness and falling sugar as main causes while noting deposits exceed 400 million dollars and assets surpass 1 billion dollars.
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Boy Dies Climbing Pole for Kite in Calamus Iowa
Wilbur Games, 13, was electrocuted when his head touched a high tension 12 000 volt wire on an Iowa Electric company transformer pole in Calamus. He climbed to recover a kite lost among the wires. death was instantaneous.
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Chinese Consortium Conference Opened in New York
The inaugural conference aimed at organizing an international consortium for China's financial and economic aid opened today in New York. It planned to formalize the tentative Paris plan and adopt Taft’s suggested amendments, with attention to a May Paris conference.
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Wilson Produces Official Version of Paris Address
The White House released what it called the official version of President Wilson's remarks at the Paris Peace Conference plenary session. A dispute arose over quotes attributed to Wilson in a Feb 2, 1920 Senate speech and a syndicated Simonds article.
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