Boston Wins World Series Game Four 2 to 1
Boston edges its rival 2 to 1 as Barry scores in the third on two infield hits and Hoblitzel adds a two bagger in the sixth off Lewis. Chalmers sears early Sox pressure while Shore shuts Moran’s men down.
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Barry
Boston
Hoblitzel
Lewis
Chalmers
SOX
Shore
Moran
Rbarry
Wall
Cady
Evans
Rigter
Stock
Niehoff
Hooper
Cravath's Center Field Hit Lands for Phillies in 8th
In Boston on Oct 12 the Red Sox and Phillies faced near record crowds at Braves Field for game four of the World Series. Cravath struck out in a pivotal eighth inning as Philadelphia failed to score while Boston moved ahead on bases and strategic plays.
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Cravath
Phillies
Braves
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
America
Christopher Columbus
Red Sox
Shore
Cady
Chalmers
Burns
Philadelphia
Stock
Lewis
Scott
Bancroft
Paskert
Barry
Passert
Struak
Hooper
Speaker
Hoblitzer
Niehof
Luderus
Luverus
Whitted
Niehoff
Galt
Chelmers
Gardner
Paskett
PO. A.B
Nichoff
Aj Byrne
xTantoy Lucrus
Chaliners
B. H.po
Scottss
Hoblitze
Cindy Ales
Amt Whitted
Bunting Efforts Fail as Phillies and Red Sox Fail to Score
In a muddled batting display, Philadelphia struggles with bunting against pitching mix while Niehoff walks and Burns delivers a single. Hoblitzer reaches on a single, Lewia sac. no runs, one hit, and no errors recorded through the noted inning before page continuation.
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Philadelphia
Luderng
Chalmers
Scott
Gardner
Niehoff
Boston
Hoblitzer
Lewia
Lewis
SOX AND CHILLIES TO PLAY PACIFIC COAST SERIES
Boston Americans and the Philadelphia Nationals will travel to the Pacific coast for a series of games starting in San Francisco on October 29. Announcement by the National Commission states the Presidents of both clubs and Pacific Exposition representatives confirm the itinerary through Chicago Omaha Denver Salt Lake City to Los Angeles and San Diego.
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Boston
Maxs
Boston Americans
Philadelphia Nation
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
IO Aitarrmenis
National Commission
Chicago
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
Angeles
San Diego
Germans Fail in Attempt to Capture Loos Positions
Paris reports the Kaiser’s forces tried to recapture Loos positions with up to eighty thousand German troops. The assault failed, leaving 60,000 to 80,000 men repulsed as Allied artillery hit the La Scarpe and Champagne fronts. Berlin notes admit heavy German losses in recent days on the western front.
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Paris
Loos
la Scarpe
Champagnes
Sowatn
Insterdam
London
Western Front
Berlin Tageblatt
Man Hangs Self in Wisconsin Attic
In Qostourg Wisconsin on October 12 Tonas Bloemers 93 was found dead in his attic after hanging himself. He wrapped a fabric around his neck with rags to prevent scratching the rope indicating a deliberate suicide.
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Qostourg
Wis
Tonas /Bloemers
Important Meeting of Ruseness Men Thursday
Fifty representative Waterloo business will hold an important meeting in the Commercial club rooms Thursday evening of this week. The call is signed by Secretary Chas Van Vleck of the Commercial club and Secretary Herman C. Miller of the Chamber of Commerce. E Tovar Broadleaf Havana 5c.
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Waterloo Business New
Commercial Club
Chas, van Vleck
Herman C. Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Von Papen Likely to Keep High Post in This Country
Washington officials indicated no action likely against Captain von Papen the German military attaché. They could not decipher his messages to his government and did not reveal whether other letters would trigger recall. The inquiry into the so called idiotic Yankees letter to his wife was incomplete with no action anticipated.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
von Papen
James Archibald
Constantin Dumba
Altha
Fighting Near Souchez And La Folie Rages On
Paris reports heavy fighting northeast of Souchez and on the La Folie heights persisted last night continuing into this afternoon, according to the French war office announcement.
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Paris
Souchez
la Folie
French War Office
Perrin Sentenced to Five Years at Leavenworth
Cedar Rants Oct. It-neo Ye Perm, state paying teller of the Cedar Rapids National Bank, robbed the Cedar Rapids National Bank of 20000 dollars on August 4. He pleaded guilty before Judge Reed and was sentenced today to five years at Leavenworth. Perrin will be taken to Leavenworth tomorrow.
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Cedar
Neo
Ye. Perm
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Leavenworth
Derry
Reed
Perrin
Reasonworth
Armenian atrocities steady despite allied actions
Washington reports Mor genthau says majority of Armenians in Asiatic Turkey killed as Bulgaria joins the war. Earlier promises to allow emigration and spare Protestant Armenians not met. No official relief plan. private $100,000 fund unused for Armenian refugees in desert towns. Armenians spared are now in the region between the Tigris and Euphrates.
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Washington, D. C
Turkey
Bulgaria
Lie Stite Department
Morgenthau
Jtwo
Tigris
Euphratea
Carranza to Make Tour of North Mexico
Carranza, head of the Mexican de facto government, is expected to arrive tomorrow with Obregon to escort him across the northern states. Obregon aims to show trains running regularly and telegraphic links in the north, visiting Monterey Saltillo Torreon and other points before moving to Victoria. Obregon has not been officially advised of recognition but hopes to aid pacification.
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Tampico
Mex
Lacredo
Tex
Carranza
Mexico
Alvaro Obregonta
Obregon
Monterey
Saltio
Torreon
Reilroads
Vietora
Tamaulipa
Austrian Government Appeals to Surrender Gold for Coins
The Austrian government urged citizens in Zurich to convert all gold and silver jewelry, plate, and related articles into coins or bars for strengthening the gold reserve and paying for goods abroad. Surrendered items will be paid in bank notes and certificates of honor for patriot acts.
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Zurich
Switzerland
London
Is America First or Is It Not in Wilson Address
In an address to the Daughters of the American Revolution Wilson challenges U S citizens on America first. He argues foreign born citizens have chosen to become American and must prove their loyalty while urging unity against anti American sentiment. He stresses duty to preserve the nation’s core ideals and flags the risk of divided opinions among naturalized citizens.
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Wilson
U. S
America
Wislington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Yestardie Frernean
United States
Union
Lucien
Ameorica
Age Park
Breat Dent
United Stes
Luoge
Wilson Calls Americans to Put America First in War Era
President Wilson urged all Americans to join a pro America first stance during a Daughters of the American Revolution anniversary event in Washington. He stressed peace built on international law and duties to mankind, and urged naturalized citizens to align with American interests.
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Wilson
America
Washington, D.C
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Russians Break Teuton Lines on Stripa River
Petrograd reports Russian forces pierced Austro-German lines on the Stripa river. They have taken over 2,000 prisoners including 60 officers and captured four guns and ten rapid firers. Rogshin advance pushed vigorously.
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Petrograd
London
Stripa River
Austrian City About to Fall to the Italians
Geneva reports from Brescia that the Austrian city near Gorizia northwest of Trieste is about to fall. Italian forces have moved heavy guns and bombarded the town from five points. They also attack inner defenses of Tolning while Austrians retreat from several miles of trenches on Tarso.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Gorizkk
Triest
Brescia
Tohning
Greece to Hold Her Position of Armed Neutrality
Greece maintains armed neutrality amid looming regional tensions as Premier Zalmis notes the policy will stand for now and the ministry will adapt to events. Former Premier Venizelos urges steady course, stressing support for policy unless it abandons core principles. The chamber adjourns until Monday. Roumania signals possible co operation with the Entente but will act on its own timing against Austro Germans.
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London
Zalmis
Greeca
Reuter
Athens
Venizelos
Serbia
Bulgaria
Greece
Roumantia
Paris
Brattaino
Roumania
Rome
President Wilson Cancelled Pacific Exposition Trip
President Wilson announced he would not visit the Pacific coast to view the San Francisco and San Diego expositions. Davidson of the San Diego exposition urged him to go, but the president said there was no chance. Exposition officials in San Diego were informed by telephone.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Bnalty
San Francisco
San Diego
Wooal Davidson
Weather forecast hints rain for Thursday in valley
Des Moines Oct 12 The weekly Weather Bureau forecast for the upper Mississippi valley and plains states predicts fair weather on Wednesday followed by rain Thursday or Friday and generally fair weather later in the week. It will be warmer Wednesday in the plains and cooler Friday in the northern district.
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Des Moines
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Plans
Warner
Plains States
Bulgarians Strike Into Serbia in Danube Front Clash
Bulgarian troops invaded Serbia near Nish and Semendria as Germany and Austria push a broad front across the Serbian borders. Reports say attacks along the Danube area were repulsed locally while Bulgarians seize Semendria. Greek politics influence Allied stance and Balkan campaign steps draw attention.
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London
Berbien
Nialis
Viasina
Limes
Athens
Serbia
Gariboghaz
Kuiashevatz
Berbia
Bulgaria
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Lulgaria
Belgrade
Constantinople
Nish
Ais
Saloniki
Knishevatz
Hue
Zajecar
Negotin
Danube
Knishovatz
Alexinatz
Nish-Belgrade
Greece
Thada
Altho
Mammer Alt Danebe
Dvinsk
Dyinan
Galicia
Semendria
Bertin
War Office
Paris
Havas
Knishevats
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Pierchly
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Salonikd
Nish-Constanti
Nople Road
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