Reds Down White Sox 2 to 0 in World Series Game Four
Cincinnati tops Chicago 2 0 as Eddie Cicotte allows five hits and two errors in a shaky inning. Attendance 34 263 the heaviest of the series. Reds need two more wins to clinch the title. Chicago must win four of remaining games.
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Weather Outlook Across States Sunday to Monday
Forecast shows Denver and nearby regions enjoying fair weather on Sunday with a colder spell looming Sunday night. Similar conditions expected in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and across the West as temperatures edge lower through Monday.
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Weather Summary From State University Observe Conditions
Data from the state University records the twenty four hours ending yesterday. Parameters include humidity, precipitation, wind, and mean temperature with figures indicating maximum wind velocity and prevailing direction.
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Republicans in Bay State favor treaty changes
Boston dispatch reports the Massachusetts Republican state convention adopted a platform urging prompt ratification of the peace treaty without amendments but with explicit reservations. Senator Lodge criticized the Shantung provision and pressed for U S sovereignty over military actions and domestic policies.
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Taft Urges Budget System as Congress Debates Reforms
Former President Taft told a House committee that the nation must adopt a budget to curb government expenditures. Secretary Glass urged a budget system, arguing spending should be funded from public funds and that the burden falls more on the poor than the well to do. Representative Mondell echoed the call as hearings closed with committee plans to work on recommendations.
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Senate aims to vote on Shantung amendments this week
Washington dispatch reports rapid progress on peace treaty amendments with no Senate session but extensive talks. Shantung amendments slated for formal consideration Monday, with a possible vote Wednesday or Thursday as leaders pursue mild reservations and related Johnson and Moses proposals to equalize voting in the league. Taft conferred with GOP leaders on reservations while a Lodge provision on the Shantung award could be offered if the current amendment fails.
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Johnson Expresses Sympathy for President Wilson
Oxnard California October 4 United States Senator Hiram W Johnson traveling from San Andreas to San Francisco issued a statement expressing deep sympathy for President Wilson amid illness. He cited the strain and fatigue of recent travel and meetings and wished the president a speedy recovery with best wishes from Americans.
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Three Men Shot as Trolley Car Strike Escalates
In Oakland California three men were shot and two injured during a clash over street car operations in San Francisco. Police fired into a crowd as workers and sympathizers blocked armored cars. The incident followed a Wednesday strike and federal court injunction restricting actions by strikers.
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Measkan borderals Medal Ceremony Honors Juárez Defenders
Four hundred medals were distributed at a public ceremony in the auditorium of the customs house to officers and men of the Mexican federal army who defended Juárez against Villa troops last June.
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Wilson Shows Encouraging Improvement in Illness
The White House reported President Wilson had a more encouraging day though not decisive. Dr. Grayson said recovery progress was slow but definite with good rest and rest aided by a quiet environment. The president remained in bed under close observation as physicians performed exams and monitored his eyes for any nervous impact. Cardinal Gibbons sent heartfelt sympathy and prayers for his recovery.
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Labor and Industry Parley Opens in Washington Monday
Arrangements for the opening of a national industrial and labor conference called by President Wilson were nearly complete. The key question remains whether railroad unions will send delegates, with many officials doubting their participation due to representation changes proposed by the federation. The compromise plan would seat four big brotherhoods through one representative each, while other unions receive fourteen federation-selected delegates. Rh. M. Jewell has been named to represent the public, amid union opposition.
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Colonel House to Leave for United States Sunday Night
Colonel House plans to depart Paris for the United States Sunday night according to an Associated Press report. He has been in Europe for over a year and served during the peace conference as a member of the American peace delegation, previously holding Varigue official capacities.
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Missouri Senator Denounces Distracting Hecklers in Denver
In Denver, Missouri Senator Reed defends orderly sessions and tells hecklers to stop interrupting the meeting. He addresses confusion as audience members try to disrupt the talk, urging focus on the agenda.
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Reed Defends League Opposition At Denver Address
Senator Reed of Missouri spoke to 14 000 in Denver denouncing the League covenant. He warned of a $4 billion effort to rehabilitate Europe with Morgan banks underwriting and bonds secured by the US, while praising Wilson and Hoover and urging wary voters to question league assembly powers.
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Transcontinental Air Race Set With Seventy-Two Entrants
Four score airplanes will join a cross continent air race to start Wednesday under the American army air services. Seventy two machines have been entered, fifty seven from Mineola and fifteen from San Francisco. The event tests reliability of aircraft and aids air service recruiting. Contestants from this end begin at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning.
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King Albert of Belgium Now Cheered by Young Americans
King Albert I and Queen Elizabeth visited Madison Square Garden on the eve of a U S tour. The king received enthusiastic applause from veterans and young Americans for bravery in battle. Speakers included Franklin D Roosevelt and Ambassador Brand Whitlock.
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Chines Denied Entry to Old Mexico After Telegraph Decision
Seventeen Chinese men freed from their homeland reached San Francisco and were refused admission to enter Mexico at Agua Prieta. United States immigration officials in Banhranooce requested permission for bonded movement. Inspector Fernando L. Mendoza cited the rule that there were too many Chinese in Mexico.
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American Aviators Frederick Waterhouse and Cecil Connolly Murdered in Mexico
San Francisco geologists report Frederick Waterhouse and Cecil Connolly were murdered after landing near Las Animas bay Mexico. Bodies found with skull injuries and evidence of a struggle after their plane's disappearance twenty miles inland.
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Riots in Gary as Steel Strikers Clash with Police
Rioting broke out when thousands of steel workers and others hurled bricks and stones at officers in Gary Indiana. Police, deputies and firemen fought back with riot guns after multiple clashes across the south part of the city. Dozens were injured and arrests numbered over twenty, with militia prepared in case of further trouble.
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Governor deploys eleven Indiana militia companies
Indiana Governor James I. Goodrich ordered eleven state militia companies to East Chicago and Gary after rioting tied to steel worker strikes. About 800 troops expected in East Chicago, under Adjutant General Harry Smith. Sheriff Barnes and Major Hodges urged the move amid agitator activity and rising tensions between black and white workers.
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Steel Strike Probe to Be Carried Into Pittsburgh District
Investigation of the steel strike paused in Washington as the Senate labor committee heard United States Steel Corp employees who criticized strikers and leaders. The inquiry will resume in Pittsburgh once senators can attend from Washington for several days. Mill workers testified, including T. J. Davies of New Castle Pa., saying foreigners dominate the strike and that some believe it seeks mill ownership, with intimidation and violence noted.
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