Shore on mound again for Red Sox
World series crowd sets record as Boston and Philadelphia prepare for Game Four. Managers Moran and Carrigan tout pitching depth while fans enjoy bands and festive atmosphere. Attendance and receipts totals for the series are reported alongside earlier game comparisons and notable pitching praise.
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RED Sox
Pat Moran
Phillies
Chalmers
Rixey
Alayer
Sox
Carrigan
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Jack Coomis
Athletics
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Leonard
Torday
Matty-Bender
Matty
Eddy Plank
Bil
James
Braves
Greene Notes and Social News Across Towns
Greene Oct 11 report lists David Lyon visiting Alma Neb son. Hert Pooley on business in Albert. Mrs Martha A Fales of Norfolk Conn visits sister Mrs Mary Lockwood. school institutes at Allison prompting a two day vacation. Edith Lockwood of Des Moines visits. Ed win Morrill family back from Maine. Charley Mahew and wife welcomed newborn in Alexandria Alvin. John Gates Des Moines with wife and baby staying with Carrie Gates. Andrew Sproul heads to Roswell NM for winter with daughter Haynes. funeral of Ed Lockwood held at MA OE church. Uncle Pennywise notes monocle wearer has something to live for.
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J.C. Lockwood
Edwin Morrill
Maine
Alexandria
Alvin
Our
Charley Mahew
Mabee
Fred
Helgrade
Minn
James Arnott
John Gates
Des Moines
Carrie Gates
Andrew Sproul
Roswell
X. M
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Ed. Lockwood
Lea
Boston Wins Fourth In Series In Tight Phillies Clash
In a pennant chase clash the Boston Red Sox push ahead in the series with a tight win over Philadelphia. Hoblit zel, Gardner and Hooper star as Boston plates runs across the late innings while Cravath and Luderus provide Philadelphia’s threat. Pitching and fielding errors mark the late stages as Boston takes a crucial 4th game victory in a classic infield duel.
WRESTLING AND BOXING CLASSES START TONIGHT
High school boys begin wrestling and boxing tonight under Physical Director Bintz with Dick Holmes from 7 45 to 9 20 at the association gym. Walter Mead plans a larger commercial basketball league and an oyster supper for the Giants and Braves. A reception for new members is planned Friday evening.
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Hoosters
Waterloo
M.C. A
Jacob Biniz Wil
University of Pennsylvana
Bintz
Associaton
Loys
Walter J. Mead
Lost Island
Association
Rewspaper Cartiers
Pat Ighnson
Braves
Giants
Dillon Thomayy
Boys’ Work Department
Mead
John Robertson Macartney
Frank King
Harold Johnson Sentenced for Fraud in Anamosa Trial
Harold Johnson a traveling salesman from Keokuk pleaded guilty to cheating by false pretenses in Spirit Lake. He procured $25 from Elis Hotel with a worthless check and was sentenced by Judge Dunham to no more than seven years in the Anamosa reform school.
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Harold Johnson
Keokuk
Spirit Lake
Dunhelm
John SO
Elis
Dunham
Johnson
Anamosa
University of Minnesota to Abolish Baseball
The Minnesota senate committee on athletics will recommend dropping intercollegiate baseball. It argues student interest does not justify the sport, it burdens finances of other programs, and the team serves only as a training camp for summer players.
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Minneapolis Minn
University of Minnesota Senate Committee On Athletics
Football Saturday double bill at Cedar Falls and Red Cedar Park
Local fans anticipate a Saturday double header as East High meets Lowstalls in a twilight kickoff while West High first team is slated to die out on the day. Several players will travel to Cedar Falls to support the Marshalltown claven in action. West High second team travels to La Porte City High for a late afternoon game at Red Cedar Park.
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East High
Lowstalls
West High
Cedar Falls
Marshalltown Claven
la Porte City High
Red Cedar Park
Chasm Between Greek King and Queen Sparks War Talk
Rumors circulate in official circles that Venizelos and King Constantine split over war stance, with claims the queen, sister of the Kaiser, influences affairs. The queen allegedly wields country and household power, while Constantine, partly Danish Russian by birth, spent years in Petrograd and held a Russian army rank.
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Get
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Constantine
Treece
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Christian
Denmark
Olga
Russia
Petrograd
Potsdam
Greece
Germany
Dunne Pushes Stronger Defense and National Guard Plan
Governor Girard Dunne of Illinois urged stronger national defense in Quincy advocating two measures. He called for four years of military training at state colleges and universities and for federal pay to national guardsmen with a forty drill requirement annually. He argued paid drill would boost reserve officers and shift to a larger force, estimating costs around 4.99 million annually versus a standing army cost of about 2.5 billion.
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Quincy
Mallon Board
Middle West
Girard Dunne
Ullness
National Guard
University of
Slaughter of cattle urged to curb foot and mouth disease
Dr George Ditewly of the US Department of Agriculture urged slaughter of domestic animals as the only effective method to eradicate foot and mouth disease. Speaking to the American Meat Packers Association in St. Louis he argued immunization is undeveloped and quarantine with disinfection proved ineffective in 1914 and 1914 experiences.
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St. Louis
George Ditewly
United States Department of Agriculture
Ditewle
American Meat Packers
Quote by Sir John Lubbock on foresight and folly
A trimmed quotation attributed to Sir John Lubbock contrasts foresight with folly. It notes wine as foresight, but warns that foolish plans are worse than airy castles. The line elevates practical thinking over impractical dreams.
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Faretorrow
Sir John Lubbock
Ward Seeks $25,500 Income Reserve for Virginia Bruse Loney
The guardians report that Milay Virginia Bruse Loney, a ward, may receive $25,500 yearly from a Dodge estate left by her mother. They request the court set aside this income for proper maintenance and care.
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Get
Milay
Virginia Bruse Loney
Tersiardlin
Mengold clan mapped as degenerate kin similar to Jukes
Colummius O Oct 12 Dr Thomas Tahnes of the Ohio Juvenile Research Bureau announces the Mengold family as degenerates with eight blood relatives confined in institutions or jails over the past year. He compares their record to the famed Jukes family and notes costs in New York state.
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Ohio Juvenile Research Bureau
Thomas 14. Thahres
Dukes
Mengold
Ohio
Oulo River
West Virginia
John
Polly Mengold
Pennsylvania
Noetortens Jukes
Haines
New York State
Germany Asked to Provide for Crew's Safety
Washington reports the United States urged Germany to secure crew safety on ships involved in postwar relief and transport. American vessels will be protected, while measures to remove threats to smaller boats were discussed in policy briefs and naval coordination.
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Washington
Mattad States
Tue Bay Ca
Anya Dor Cera
Luce
Willan
Ls Sound
Carypy- Shaye Saben
Jis Res
German Submarine Sinks Steamer in Onimar Sound
From Copenhagen comes word of a German crewed steamer sunk in Onimar Sound with the crew rescued after the ship was struck by a submarine. In a separate note, a German steamer was fired upon and beached to avoid danger, while a list of advertised letters appears with dozens of names and locales cited, all reflecting bustling wartime and local classified activity.
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London
Onimar Sound
Sweden
I Butchmariie
Fermanin
Names and Firms Listed in Community Node
A compact roster lists G Wann and A Ward among others, including ME Wag er, Herbert Walker, Arthur Wend el, Walter Witty, RW Woodard, C 1 Young, H Is Young, Nue Mfg Co, Star Fdry Co, and Mr and Mrs Hurton Wallace with Kelly as Postmaster, indicating a civic or business directory snippet.
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A. Ward
ME. Wager
Herbert Walker
Arthur Wendel
Watler Witty
RW. Woodard
Young
H. Is. Young
Nue Mfg
Mrs. Hurton Wallace
Kelly
Solvar Kidney Remedy Promoted by Local Druggist
A Courierman reports Jangler Shrag of a popular druggist firm touts Solvar as a powerful kidney remedy. He claims it quickly cleanses kidneys, removes acid and poison waste, and eases rheumatic pain, bladder troubles, and other discomforts, with a money-back pledge for unsatisfied buyers.
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Jangler Shrag, Co
Cuturg
Balvax
Solvax
Medicina Becan
Evija
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An old advertisement extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments. It claims thousands have recovered and urges readers to test one dose to prove its efficacy, noting a Chicago address for inquiries and druggist availability nationwide.
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Mayr
Geo. H. Mayr
Mtg
Chemiat
Chicago
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