Broadening Reservationist Program Seeks Congress Consent
Washington Oct 3 The senate reservation data program will be widened to cover almost all matters in amendments to the Pines treaty. It would relieve the United States of obligations to send troops abroad under Article 10 and require specific congressional consent for any use of American forces. It also provides that the U S not be represented in European commissions without Congress approval and allows withdrawal from any commission anytime Congress desires.
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Chicago Cincinnati Baseball Score by Inning
Baseball ledger shows Chicago scoring 2 in second and 1 in fifth to beat Cincinnati 7 to 0. Batteries listed Fisher Luque and Rariden for Chicago with Kerr and Schalk catching.
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Reds poised for invincible turn in pivotal Chicago clash
Oct intercity game centers on Kerr landing a pitch and Hay Fisher driving the Reds. Huether Balles Eller Ring Luque back for a deep road run to boost momentum. Crowds camp outside for tickets amid frenzied last minute preparations as several groups stake out lines overnight.
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President’s health reported as nervous exhaustion in Washington
Reports from Washington describe the president’s condition as nervous exhaustion with doctors cautioning against overstatement. Dr Grayson and colleagues confirm ongoing tests while noting improvement may be slow. McAdoo and Mrs McAdoo travel to the capital as family members stay near the president.
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Reds betting odds seven to five before game
Shortly before the game the betting odds were seven to five on the Reds. Cincinatti backers faced easy takers at these figures as wagers moved to the ballpark after the line opened.
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Pendleton Wheat Demonstration Meeting Planned
County Agent Fred Bennion will host a Pendleton meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4 in the federal building to decide which wheat demonstrations will benefit the vicinity. Farmers and agronomy committee members will discuss wheat treatments for emulsion and cultural methods, with Hybrid 128 cited as the leading North Pendleton option.
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Dame Fashion Show Draws Hundreds In Review
The Peoples Warehouse prewinter style show featured living models in intert mce displaying women's attire and fur wraps. Hundreds of Pendleton and out of town spectators viewed from street level as outfits ranged from navy Georgette to black velvet evening gowns with rose accents and intricate fur accessories.
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Germans Predict New War to Reclaim Lost Lands
United Prose staff correspondent Edwin W Hullinger reports from Coblenz that Germans across classes foresee another war within 20 years to regain territory lost in the recent conflict. The piece describes a shared belief in a restored regime in Berlin and a national habit of obedience, with varied views on democracy and self-rule under occupation.
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When Man's Married His Troubles Begin
A newlywed farmer in Weaten parked his machine beyond a Main Street line. He received a $2 fine from Judge FitzGerald for the breach, as did Conger in a related incident the previous afternoon.
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Seed Wheat Experiment Plans Discussed Tomorrow
At tomorrow's meeting farmers of Echo and Nolin may approve using Chaffelu wheat for seeding as an experiment. Mr Bennion has secured cooperation to test Turkey Red against White Hybrid this year, aiming to gauge value and adaptability for dry conditions.
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Railroad Workers Forfeit Delegates Over Representation
Washington, D C The TON table conference will meet Monday without delegates from the four big railroad brotherhoods unless the scheme is changed. President Reid of the Brotherhood of Firemen said he would not send representatives unless every national and international union is represented. A government proposal was submitted days ago but not received, he said, and he warns he will not send delegates unless all are represented.
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Echo-Rieth Road construction begins this week
Construction on the Echo Rieth end of the Old Oregon Trail highway starts this week with Clifton Applegate & Co directing work. The Rieth camp nears completion while crews move about a mile below the station. Final grading and graveling near Echo expected in 10 days, with Behee to line travel possible by November 1. Newport Construction and Shotwell crews progress toward completion by October end.
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King Albert Asks 10 Call Upon President
New York October 1 King Albert telegraphed Washington for Permbimton to visit President Wilson unofficially The request was refined to avoid any excitement or fatigue for the president the report says
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Little Dickie Kerr Shuts Out Reds In World Series Classic
Hoag reports Dickie Kerr, a midget pitcher, blanked the Reds 3 to 0 in Game 3 of the World Series. Kerr, despite size, dominated with breaking balls and weak contact, holding Cincinnati to three singles through six innings and overcoming early control issues to seal Chicago’s win.
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Bank Robbers Loot Union Avenue Bank of Commerce
Bandits in an automobile fled with 5000 dollars from the Union Avenue Bank of Commerce in Kansas City. During the getaway 1800 dollars was dropped in the street. A police officer arrived to engage the bandits in a brief revolver battle.
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Reopen Negotiations Suffer New Setback in England
London Oct 1 Another bid to reopen talks between the government and striking railway men occurred as labor delegates met Lloyd George to resume mediation. An official communique said traffic had improved while the government reportedly refused concessions beyond its initial offer.
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Last Half of Taxes Due at 5 Saturday
Tax notices warn that the second half of the 1915 taxes must be paid by Saturday to the sheriff or a 5 percent penalty will be charged. Interest at 1 percent per month accrues until paid. About $120,000 remains to be collected, with larger taxpayers already responding. The O. W. B. E. & N. railroad paid its second half share yesterday, totaling $64,571.
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Be a Brick Tag Day Benefits Babes in Pendleton
High school girls under Mrs Walter Jones frame operate a tag day sale in Pendleton to raise funds for Albertina Kerr nursery home for abandoned babies. Thousands of tags to be sold and $259 goal expected from the drive as local support grows, with Oregon Motor Co providing space for headquar ters and coordinating sales tasks.
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PORK PRICES DROP SHARED BY PACKER REPS
Packer representatives say pork prices may fall soon as levels dip to a low not seen since July. Market observers note rapid declines and anticipate relief for consumers, with quotes suggesting downward pressure persists into the coming weeks.
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