German agents linked to sabotage and press influence
The State Department disclosures tie Count Bernstorff to Bolo Pasha and a broad sabotage network in the U S and Canada aimed at disrupting Entente munitions and food flows. The reports discuss embargo efforts in Congress, German embassies avoiding direct responsibility, and allied countermeasures as investigations continue with more material likely.
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Washington
State Department
Bernstorff
Bolo Pasha
France
United States
Canada
Seaboard
Foreign Office
Congress
Germany
Count Bernstorff
Pro Germain
America
Europe
William Berard Male
Wilson
Mexico
Berlin
Les Tole c
Hard Hitting Sox Fail To Score Against Giants
New York game recap shows the Sox unable to push runs as Zimmerman deflects a bind, Collins misplays a long fly, and Eddie Collins cuts down a potential hit. Rariden handles McMullin’s foul while Herzog strikes out and Kauff advances on a dropped ball.
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SOX
Giants
Chicago and New York facing wild play in early inning
In Chicago Eddie Collins, Zimmerman, and Fletcher make plays at first as a grounder double plays weave through the inning. New York’s Robertson delivers a three base hit and scores on Holke’s two base hit, while Burns’ miscue allows another run as Holke advances. Two runs, three hits, one error.
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Chicago
Eddie Collins
Zimmerman
Jackson
Fletcher
Benton
Felsch
Gandil
Robertson
New York
Burns
Dail
Holke
Cicotte
Herzog
Baseball play by play from Chicago and New York innings
In Chicago, Weaver is caught at first on a throw from Fletch er after two strikes. Schalk fans, Rariden forced at first, Cicotte records a strikeout. In New York, Kauff fouls to Schalk, Zimmerman lifts a long fly to Felsch, Fletcher fans. No runs, no hits, no errors.
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Chicago
Weaver
Fletcher
Schalk
Rariden
Cicotte
New York
Kauff
Zimmerman
Felsch
Hanover Building and Loan Association
Wilmington Real Estate
J. W. Yates
H. F. Wilder
D. Weeks
Princess Street
Sixth Inning At Chicago Baseball Action Summary
In the sixth inning John Collins fouled off several pitches before being out via the Fletcher-Holke route. McMullin battled, Ben ton threw him out, and Eddie Collins fanned or flied out in a sequence. Holke and Rariden contributed outs as the defense stifled the offense with several routine plays.
Seventh Inning Actions From Chicago and New York
The report details in the seventh inning Jackson, Felsch, Gandil, and Herzog from Chicago with outs at first, a third strike on Felsch, and a grounder out on Gandil. In New York Benton fanned, Burns grounded out after Herzog’s Texas leaguer, and Kauff flied out to Felsch.
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Chicago
New York
Benton
Burns
Weaver
Herzog
Kauff
Felsch
Eighth Inning Baseball Notes From Chicago and New York
In Chicago Weaver doubled after Schalk's grounder forced a tag on Weaver. Cicotte fanned with Schalk doubled at the plate. No Chicago runs on one hit. In New York Robertson collected his third hit, Holke struck out after Robertson stole second. No runs, one hit.
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Chicago
Weaver
Schalk
Benton
Cicotte
Rarden
Herzog
Ninth Inning Tension As Chicago Plays Tight
In the ninth inning John Collins fouls off a pair then is thrown out at first by Rariden. McMullin is retired by Fletcher after three balls and a strike. Eddie Collins legs out a infield hit along the right field foul line as the crowd reacts with anticipation.
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Chicago
John Collins
Rariden
Collins
Roller
McMullin
Fletcher
Eddie Collins
Raid on Clyde Line steamer Chippewa finds liquor
Special Agent Dorsey E. Phillips and officers raided the Clyde Line steamer Chippewa last night uncovering about 70 packages of liquor forbidden in interstate commerce. Walter Russell and Columbus King were jailed to await U S Commissioners Williams' hearing. The raid aims to stop liquor shipments to the city and extend enforcement to water routes after rail traffic.
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Dorsey E. Phillips
Department of Justice
Kelly
Hall
Williams
B. W. Stone
Applebury and
Smith
Clyde Line
Walter Russell
Steward
Columbus King
Cook
United States
A.S. Williams
Ege-Nog
Wilmington
Yesterday’s Drive Against Germans a Great Success
Report from front lines notes weak German resistance and demoralized infantry as British and French forces push forward. Conservative estimates suggest German losses last Thursday reached about 20,000, while Allied casualties appear light.
German tenancy of Belgian coast nearing end
In the ongoing Belgian coast operation the German line held except northeast of Ypres where troops along a 2000 yard front retired briefly. French forces advanced near Houtholst wood and Draeibank, taking Papegoet farm, while German patrols operated at night.
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Ypres
Staden
Houtholst Wood
Draeibank
Papegoet Farm
Rejuvenation of Cape Fear Shipbuilding Spirit Blessed
The Chamber of Commerce meeting highlighted renewed interest in port activities. Dr James Sprunt spoke on shipbuilding history while Judge George Rountree and Colonel Walker Taylor shared insights and wit. The assembly room’s warm glow contrasted with foggy wind as the industry’s revival was celebrated.
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M. W. Jacobi
James Sprunt
George Rountree
Walker Taylor
Cape Fear
Collins Injury Delays Game After Field Clearance
A fragment describes Collins being out and the game halted to clear the field. Jackson is involved, with a foul and strike one called. Fletcher then caught Jackson's high fly, ending the sequence.
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Colins
Jackson
Fletcher
James Holt Died in New York
James Holt died in New York on Tuesday October 9. Interment will be at Bellevue Cemetery on Friday October 12 at 10 o clock in the morning.
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Cied
New York
James Holt
Bellevue Cemetery
Intelligent boy sought to learn printing at The Dispatch
Advertises a position for a capable energetic boy aged 15 to 18 to learn the printing business. Apply at The Dispatch office at 8 o clock Thursday morning and call for the foreman. Dated 10-10-11-1.
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Bounder
O Tuns
Klemn
G. C. Elliont
Seaitere
N. C
Fletcher-Holke
MecMullin
E. Collins
John Collings
Chippewa
PDP
Evans Chemical CO
Cincinnati
Florence
Columbia
Goldsboro
Richmond
Norfolk
North
Fayetteville, Sanford and Mt. Airy
Jacksonville
New Bern
Augusta
Atlantis
Charleston
Savannah
Florida
Pullman
Atlanta
W. J. Craig
T. C. White
WN. C
Messenger Service
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Postal Telegraph
Market Street
North Front Street
Sam’s Bear, Sr., & Sons
North Front St
T. B. Prease
South Front Street
Landis
J. H. Rogers
Fort Caswell
R. R. Stone
City
Drugin Bros
4Th Street
Chestnut Street
Hope Carson
Gordon's
Eighth Street
J. T. Gordon
Queen City Cycle Co
A. B. Williams
Leland
N. Y
Derfer
Chas. Finkelstein
Hoffman
T. C. Dickinson
North 5Th Street
Dyer and Cleaner
M. Lance
Carolina Beach
P. O
Jersey
Wakefield
Express
F. O. B. Young
A. Carpenter
South 5Th Street
Summer Hill
L. L. Handry
Wrightsville Sound
King of
S. G. Nelms
W. Box
Bear Produce and Merchandise Co
Wilmington Printing Co
Mechanics Home Association
W. M. Cumming
Ecretary
Sun
LL. Shepard
Pal
L. L. Shepard
North 4Th Street
Miss. Alma Brown
Royal Theatre Building
Thomasville
Shand’s Grocery
Fourth
Nun
Hecker
Winston Churchill
C. W. Yates Comp’y
Wilmington, N. C
Foltz & Kendrick
Martin St
the Motte Business College
Coster
789
W. B. Thorpe & CO
Water and Ann Streets
Liberty
Liberty Bonds
W. B. Cooper & Co
Wilmington, N.C
King of She
Front Street
Winter Park
Wrightsville
Wrights
Ville Beach
P. M
Leave “Electric Center
Beach
P. M. Ae
Ween
W.avu
Wilmington, Wilmington
A. M
T. M
Front and Princess Streets
Ninth
Orange Streets
Front St
Conaanly
C. L. Dickinson
Princess Building
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