Ruether Puzzles White Sox in First Game Upset
Cincinnati Reds overpower Chicago Americans with strong hitting and pitching in a morning game. Ruether starred with two three-base hits and a key double as Cincinnati takes control early. Rioters bystanders aside, the Reds win 6 to 4 in an error marked contest.
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First Vote on German Peace Treaty Amendments
The Senate will take the first vote on amendments to the German peace treaty tomorrow afternoon. Republican and Democratic leaders reached agreement to call up 36 amendments proposed by Senator Fall to remove the United States from certain foreign commissions. Debate will follow the five minute rule with a vote expected before adjournment tomorrow night.
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Democratic leaders vow defeat of all amendments
Democratic leaders declared tonight that all amendments would be beaten. Some Republicans admitted privately that this was correct but emphasized the vote would not be close.
Belgian King Albert Lands Aboard George Washington
The Belgian royal party arrived aboard the George Washington off Sandy Hook and would proceed to New York Harbor at dawn. King Albert and Queen Elizabeth hosted dinner aboard, with the King meeting naval and military officers and sharing brief remarks.
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Negro Attacks Omaha Woman in Black Belt District
Mrs. W. G. Wisner, a white woman, was assaulted by a Black man in the rear of her Omaha home. The attacker fled as troops under Major-General Leonard Wood sealed the district, barring entry and exit.
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No major change in President Wilson's condition
Washington reports no significant shift in President Wilson’s health as of today. The bulletin notes only modest progress, with a restless night and a day of rest, but an afternoon automobile ride helped him feel some benefit.
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Betrayer Edith Cavell Betrayal Appealed in Paris
Paris October 1 The appeal by Georges Gaston Quien against a court martial verdict convicting him of treasonable dealings with the Germans and betraying Edith Cavell has been upheld by the court.
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Tailor Rearrested Over Clothing Thefts At Rail Yard
Israel Goldberg aged 22 a merchant tailor of 419 Harrison Avenue was rearrested by city inspectors on four counts alleging receipt of additional quantities of women's suits and dresses stolen from railroad facilities. He had previously posted bail after admission of involvement in wholesale looting.
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Dry Bill Agreement Reached After Deadlock
Senate and House conferees reached an agreement on the prohibition enforcement bill breaking a three weeks stalemate. Quick approval of the conferees report is expected and the measure may go to the President early next week.
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Bill sets half percent alcohol limit for beverages
The bill establishes one half of one percent as the maximum alcoholic content of beverages. It passed the House on July 23 and the Senate on September 5. The conference report will go to the Senate first, then to the House, and will not alter the plan for strict enforcement.
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Reed Egged From Stage In Ardmore
United States Senator James A. Reed was egged from the stage at Convention Hall in Ardmore Oklahoma as he prepared to speak against the treaty and League of Nations. Lights failed, pandemonium followed, and Reed exited without delivering his speech. Women later climbed onto the stage to restore order.
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Anniversary and World War I References Print
Today’s anniversaries note Major Andre hanged as a spy in 1780 and a 1914 German effort at Nes Roye. A year ago today German bombers hit Chalons and New York troops repelled in the Argonne. Italian forces bombarded Durazzo harbor and town.
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Forecast for Boston and vicinity showers with warmer trend
Forecast notes partly cloudy and warmer for Boston and nearby areas with moderate east to south winds. The outlook calls for clouds and showers on Thursday and Friday, followed by clearing and higher temperatures into the Middle Atlantic and New England states.
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Temperature Report From Thompson's Spa Yesterday
Yesterday’s temperatures at Thompson's Spa show readings like 61 and 55 with mixed notation. The daily average was 52.15, while the previous year’s average stood at 55.08.
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