Reds Win Second Straight World Series Game On Fourth Inning
In Redland Field Cincinnati defeated Chicago 4 to 2 to take a 2-0 lead in the World Series. Williams struggled with control while Sallee pitched well, and a three-run burst in the fourth inning, highlighted by Kopf’s triple, decided the game. The Reds benefited from Williams wildness as Chicago was shut out until later innings.
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Rariden
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Wildness
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Kopf
Chicago
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Rowton
Williamen
Dinbert
Dasling
J. Collins
Daubert
Rariden Aingled
Sullee
Nariden
Rath
Fariden
Nat Bert
B. Collin
Duncan
Williama
Weaver
Neate
Rowach
Nisberg
Salios
Fishers
Rieberg
Nealo
Oroh
Salles
Ring
Neale
Cardle
Six thousand heckle senator during treaty talk
A large crowd disrupted a stage appearance by Senator Mord last night in Ardmore Oklahoma. D-Bix thousand men and worn hhweg and hooted him off the stage when he attempted to begin a speech on the leave of nations. The speaker could not start, fights erupted, and the crowd booed until he retreated to his hotel.
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Ardmore
Mord
Dood
World Series Play By Play Draws Large Crowd
Rabid baseball fans devour wide reports on the world series today as the East Oregonian wires relay full play by play from Pilot Rock Stanfield and county towns. The daily scores and batteries are billed by fax while wire day divers present every day. The paper promises complete coverage of each game.
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Neturn
Flrat and Son
Te Cony
Filliard Marlo
East Oregonian
Pilot Rock
Eoho
Stanfield
Cosy
Stanfield Again Named Possible U.S. Senator Candidate
A Salem dispatch in the Oregonian reports Robert N Stanfield may again be a candidate for United States senator. Two names are cited as likely contenders, Stanfield of eastern Oregon and George Taker mayor of Portland, with other potential runs for secretary of state and for the Oregon Public Service Commission discussed amid uncertain terms and upcoming nominating petitions.
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Robert N. Stanfield
United States
Salem
Oregonian
Sias
United State
Oregon
Ealther
Robert Stanfield
Buchel
Gheverior Oscott
Teguin
Sureme Court
Umatilla
Steel leader rejects 10 percent deal with unions
Washington reports Henry Gary head of the Steel Corporation denounced a proposed ten percent labor deal as without basis and said the company bears no responsibility for recent violence. He testified before a Senate labor committee, denying links to Mrs Painie Knoelling and asserting union talks would harm industry and prosperity. Gary refused to provide exact wage figures or confirm union involvement, offering only a general statement of worker satisfaction or reluctance.
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Weadth
Judecary
Wheel Corport
Henry Gary
Standard Wire Company
Hammond
Atlee Etrikers
United States Steel Corporator
Mitreate
Jodeo Gary
Gary
Painie Knoelling
Chiry
Jefferson Peres
Ian LW
Clerks Union Promises Local Support in Labor Fight
The Clerks Union No. 576 plans renewed action to press for recognition of their wage demands. Representatives from various unions pledged support and urged stores to reopen discussions as clerks seek a shorter workday and better conditions.
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Clerks Union
Union No
Dita
Wilon
Gmiployers
Abu
President in poor health. specialists summoned, Grayson reports
President is in a bad nervous condition with doctors unable to restrain him from work. Dr Grayson has consulted Tor Stitt and Dr Dennis, calling in multiple specialists as a precaution. a single physician cannot manage the case alone.
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Grayson
Washington
Dr. Graycon
Tor. Stitt
Ir Dennis
Jeuurranel
Gmywon
Liberty Bonds Made Collateral By Pendleton Council
Pendleton council approves an amendment making Liberty bonds collateral like other government securities. The action ties Liberty bonds to city warrants and county warrants as accepted collateral. Resolutions note trading and paving updates for Mark Street from Bush to Mythook and Login Street from Roley.
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Pendleton Council
City of
Pendleton
Mark Street
Bush
Mythook
Login Street
Roley
Elaine Race Riot Triggers Deaths and Troop Deployment
In Elaine Arkansas bodies were reported after a race riot sparked when a white officer shot at a Black man during an arrest attempt. One hundred prisoners were moved to Helena for safety as 500 soldiers and many armed citizens arrived to restore order.
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Helena
Ark
Elaine
Hoelona Fol
Childre
Three Thousand Miles From Round-Up Yet Reads Every Detail
A reader at No. 89 Milerim Ham Boston keeps the Pendleton Round-Up in sight, sending a 25 cent order for souvenir questions each October. Foster maintains a scrap book of the papers, while a Saskatchewan recipient enjoyed the Round-Up town feature and subscribed to the daily paper for an hour.
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Milerim Ham
Fenway Post
Boston
Pendleton
Mr. Foster
East Oregonian
Prion
J. C. Telford
Roush Lake
Saskatchewan
Kurt Oregonian
Naking
Sedford Ald
Bene
Pendleton Funds Struggle as Subscriptions Lag
Oregon's homeless drive in Pendleton has raised only about one fourth of 2500. Leon Lafabvre of Portland reports he is soliciting subscriptions in the city toward a 6000 Albertina Kerr nursery fund. Only 803.45 has been collected. efforts continue with Walter Jones directing a sale to boost the drive.
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Oregon
Pendieton
Leon NL Lafabre
Portland
Lafabvrew
Albertina Kerr Nursery
Lefabvre
Emiall
Walter Jones
Mds
Bisbee Coe
Taxi drivers end brief strike for higher pay
San Francisco taxi drivers return to work after a short strike, having secured a pay raise after hours of stoppage. The action affected local pickups and drew attention to wage demands by drivers represented by the union.
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SAN Francis Bee
King Albert of Belgium Arrives in New York Amid Roar
Thousands greet King Albert and Queen Marie Joseph at Hoboken as their ship the George Washington lands. A casual, man-to-man welcome replaces planned decorum, with crowds shouting Howdy Albert and photographers flashing scenes of diplomacy and gratitude for American aid during the war.
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Atherton
Belgium
United State
Wikten
America
Commission For the Relief of
Albert
Hoboken
Howdy
George Washington
Hamilton
Wadsworth
Petition naming 105 urges support for treaty amendments
In Umatilla county a circulating petition urged backing of League of Nations amendments and reservations favored by Republican leaders. Dr J Sommerville and J M Harrison organized the movement from Banditon and Bigth to express parity sentiment. signatures were not mandated, and only about 105 petitions appeared with a signed name count uncertain.
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League of Nations
Cementite
J. Sommerville
J. M. Harrison
Bandeton
Bigth
Umatilla County
Belle
Sommerville
Howe
Strikebreakers Attacked in San Francisco
Two strikebreakers named Jack Marsh and Jack Moline were assaulted amid a harbor strike riot in San Francisco. Police arrived, rushing the injured men to a hospital where they were reported not seriously hurt.
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Jack Marsh
Jack Moline
Wren
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