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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1919

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Ring Delivers 2-0 World Series Win for Reds

Chicago star Eddie Cicotte faltered with two errors in the fifth inning allowing Cincinnati to score both runs. Jimmy Ring pitched a masterful game for the Reds, yielding three hits and sealing the 2-0 victory.

Chicago Eddie Cicotte Hall of Fame Jimmy Ring Reds Cicotte Ring Kerr Jackson Rousch Cincinnati Rath Daubert Fi. Collins Risberg Gand Groh Pop Minborg Ore Liebold Denbert Kolline Weaver Neale Rouneh Duncan Collins Kopt Rovech Eany Folach Sting Firet Groh Kinberg Winge Behalk Schalk Gandil Hisberg Kopf

British Strike Effort Ends in Total Setback

London May 1 The latest bid to end the British railway strike collapsed with no settlement in sight. Government plan for a ten day truce to bring workers back to mend the lines failed. The Transport Workers Federation efforts to broker a permanent halt also failed. The Labour Ministry posted notices seeking 2000 volunteers to service bus routes.

London Oety Pritieh Railway

Precedent Broken by New American Ambassador

New York October 4 Brand Witt feck former minister to Belmhim assumed the rank of ambassador to that country late Friday when he presented credentials to King Albert of the Waldorf-Astoria. This marked the first time a U.S. envoy received foreign credentials on American soil. Whitlock is the first American ambassador to Bele Bi.

New York Wittfeck Belmhim Albert Waldorf-Astoria Nhe Whitlock Bele Bi

Final stretches near completion on Portland Pendleton road

October 31 will close the final construction gaps on the Portland Pendleton highway linking Mortland and Pendleton. Contracts planned for October address the Dalles segment, Seufert’s Deschutes bridge, and gaps across Sherman Gilliam and Umatilla counties as work continues toward completing the central Oregon route.

Portland-Pendleton Road Columbia River Orragon Trail Mortland Pendleton W. L. Thompson Mosler Dalles Daltow War Department Celilo Canal Seufert Deschutey Sherman and Gilliam Counties Umatilla County Hiae Morrows County Umatilla Commission Tageday Dalles-Califor Nia Oregon Lake County Lakeview California Lamiles Rianveth County Bend Orecony Washington Pendleton-Walh Walla Road Heppner Gilitwn Centre Willow Creek Klamath Falls Eugene-Florence J. N. Burgess Thonigmon

Belgian royal incognito tour to California delayed stay

King Albert and Count de Coultemon planned a stealth West Coast visit. They flew over New York, praised the trip, but halted plans to tour the United States due to the host nation's illness. They will remain incognito at a California location until October 14 before continuing to San Francisco if the president improves.

New York Albert Coultemon Hin Bayer Bilehty Eiath Ateeet Nener Hudon United States Wilean Hoeton Muffain Mohdlay Pacific Coast California San Francisco

Support of mileage clause urged in wire to Congress

Pondieten officials said Spokane Chamber of Commerce wires today seeking support for the mileage clause in the general railroad bill coming to a vote. Secretary C. K. Cranston indicated the Pondleton Commercial Association will back the measure. Spokane has pressed for rates based on mileage rather than territorial grouping, noting current city rates.

Pondieten General Railroad Congress Spokane Chamber of Commerce Pondleton Comeercial Association Iikely C. K. Cranaton Spoitane Comatcites Inland Empire

Mayor Baker Declines Introduce Man To Strike League

Portland report says Mayor Baker will not introduce a man to the Strike League as controversy erupts. The city politics scene centers on Parabed and Senitor Jahovon amid opposition to the league of mationn.

Baker Portland Pakor Oday Intradice Jahovon League of Mationn

Indians Interviewed for Competency on Umatilla Reservation

A 1920 report notes the Nez Perce and other tribes on the Umatilla reservation were examined by two Indian service commissioners for competency and citizenship. Those deemed competent could manage affairs and leases without agent supervision. incompetent individuals would stay under supervision. This visit marks the competence commission’s first trip to the Umatilla reservation in 22 months.

Indian Service Pheard Competency Commission Walle Walla Umatilla

Illness Delays Senate Decision on Treaty Reservations

Washington Oct 4 President Wilson's illness delays the Senate's choice on treaty reservations. Senators Hitchcock Swanson and others waver, with Taft's draft on Article 10 in circulation. Wilson's illness may force further decisions on how far reservations should go and influence the final compromise.

Washington Wilwon Vince Ape Senate Benater Hitchcock Wilson

Warships Reach Dalmatian Coast City in Adriatic

Dispatch reports twelve American warships arrived today at Bowlba et mith on the Dalmatian coast. The Adriatic force is said to include drivers and several injured aboard the ships. Rome dispatch notes Italian planners along the coast were fired upon by Yugoslav troops amid ongoing talks.

Dalmatian Tasle Bowlba Mith Rome Toles Adiiietic Jugo Stay

Silver Clouds of Hope Lift Sox After First Victory

Silver clarity of hope lifted the Sox as a first victory sparked optimism. References to Crustfallen tapes and the Gleanon family appear, but the text remains fragmented with unclear names and places. The tone hints at a sports outcome and renewed morale despite lingering tragedy.

Chicago Sox

Conspiracy Declared Element of Walkout

Washington hearings reveal non striking steel workers testifying that walkout was an element of conspiracy. A Greek worker reported threats to a spouse if he did not join. testimony notes foreign workers and sentiment that strikers would control plant operations, with local police mentioned.

Washington Senate Tony T. J. Davies Mw Ecomenittom Oreek Anan Neot Newouetlé

Pheasant Season Opens Tomorrow in Five Oregon Counties

Open season on Chinese pheasants begins tomorrow morning in Umatilla Union Baker Grant and Malheur counties. The limit is five birds per day and ten in seven days, with no more than two females. Violations carry fines from 25 to 100 dollars.

Umatilla Union Baker Grant Malheur

Schools to Observe Fire Prevention Day in City Schools

Fire Prevention Day planned for Thursday October 9 in city schools with cooperation of Parent-Teacher Associations, Fire Chief W. K. Rincoil and City School Superintendent Aust. No definite program yet, but a fire drill and precautions are suggested as the observance aims to curb dangerous conditions in schools. In Los Angeles, Coast League pennant race remains undecided with three games left. two wins clinch the championship, and the owner of the flagpole remains unresolved until tomorrow.

W. K. Rincoil Los Angeles

Vote on Final Treaty Expected in November

A historic treaty vote is anticipated in November with plans for a preliminary ballot on November 1. Reports indicate Senator Watton's tally may reach the Shamlyne amendment, while the Johnson amendment could define equal voting power in the United States, with subsequent action expected the following week.

Warmington Got Watton Shamlyne United States

Kiddies Sale Boosts Fund in Pertheng Event

Pendheer locals join the Gallurpday crowd at the Alberta Kerr home for a charity sale. Proceeds aim for 500 dollars with expected merchandised items valued and bids high for the top fundraiser. The sale continues into the evening as Poni Prother and Sayres pledge merchandise for the effort.

Pendheer Alberta Kerr Pertheng Gallurpday Penmdletun Girin Elas Poni Prother Sayres

President Wilson Improving, In Good Rest Says Doctors

Washington reports Dr Grayson says President Wilson’s condition is favorable and improving after a night of rest. Physicians note cheerful mood and lack of self concern aids recovery as nurses and staff monitor him in the sick room with updates sent to the White House.

Washington Wilson White House White Houge Grayson Gray White Howe R. Grayson Joseph FR. Witton

Reverend Alfred Lockwood Leads Armenian Clothing Drive

Reverend Alfred Lankw is placed in charge of an Armenia relief clothing collection in Pendleton Oregon. Under the Ministerial association the drive aims to gather every coat and garment by October 10 with Pendleton Christian Church basement as the drop site. About a wagon load has already been donated and Mr Handsaker reports thousands of Armenians remain in urgent need of clothing.

Alfred Lankw Glober Ty JL Portland Cata Bae Cumpalen Bae Boon Pome Pendleton Christian Church PLC Handsaker Lockwood Armenia Locuy

Patriotic Service Planned at Church of the Redeemer

A patriotic service is planned for tomorrow night at the Church of the Redeemer. The church flag will be taken down as families of service members join with the unit to honor those serving. A member of the Armory Legion is invited to participate in the ceremony. The absence of state flags is noted.

Church of the Redeemer Parente Ingatteather Armeryan Legion Robort Padderk Hocese Exaile Orman France

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