Mays Stifles Brooklyn Rally In Ninth In Stars Series Opener
Boston led 5-1 as Brooklyn surged late. Daubert failed to live up to expectations. Shore weakened late as Janvrin and Wheat sparked a late rally with two hits and Stengel, Wheat, and Daubert contributing key plays. The crowd of over forty thousand saw Marquard duel Shore before a decisive Boston finish.
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Dodgers
Daubert
Boyton
Het T.- Bosten
Hronkiin
Shore
Heaton
Janvrin
Eit Apeliiaund
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Chief Myers
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Marquard
Myore
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Janvein
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Myer
Walker
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Heo
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Stet Wel
Shatty Wohent
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Daston
Thomas
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Brookton
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Howton
Roeper
Jawla
Scott F
Wheat Meyers
Hobtitsell
Halle
Pfeffer
American woman visits trenches in France in war tour
Mrs. Franklin Adams wife of the noted writer is pictured in the trenches in France with the soldier guide who led her and other Americans about. She is the first American woman besides a nurse to go to a trench within range of the Germans in June.
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France
the Nolly
German U boat shells liner Mervian near Newfoundland
The Layland liner Mervian arrived at sea reporting a German submarine shelled her, a shell splinter and visor were damaged on the bridge. Captain C. J. Walker showed a map as proof. A British warship rescued the steamer. Newport reports the German U-boat U h3 arrived October 7.
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C. J. Walker
Newport
Boston Hero Played Here by Carl Mass in Pendleton
Carl Mass, a Brooklyn pitcher famed for halting a Dodgers rally in the ninth, was a well known Pendleton figure who previously played here with the Bob Tri-State league team a year ago.
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Carl Mass
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Pendleton
Raid Nets Opium Ring at Seattle Chinese Restaurant
Federal officers raided a Seattle Chinese restaurant in the Oriental quarters seizing opium consignment worth about 8600. Ah Bing, alleged proprietor, was arrested after emerging from a secret passage under the millbuilding via a trap door. Several opium outfits were confiscated.
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Seattle
Inet Nig Ht
Orental
Ah Bing
Flour and Sugar Take Big Jumps in Pendleton
Flour and sugar show sharp price increases in Pendleton markets. Sugar rises from 3 5.50 to 7.60, with a ten cent gain yesterday and fifteen cent gain today. Flour climbs to 1.96 per 45 pound sack, a twenty cent advance from yesterday, with forecasts of further gains toward 100 per barrel.
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Pendleton
Stockmen Back Game Reserve Plan At Semiannual Meeting
The Blue Mountain Cattle and Horn Raisers' Association of Albee held its semi annual meeting in Albee with officers elected and a resolution unanimously approving the creation of a game and wildlife reserve. The group praised eastern Oregon protection during wartime and discussed initiating advertising for the reserve's construction, with routine association business completed before adjournment.
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Ilowo
Blue Mountain
Albee
Caltin Pt
Curae Aid
Hjteaway
Sriek Reserve
I National Chime Reserve
Oregon
Eli
Berdle
Widnes
Fener
Genere
Local Football Rumors Prompt Quiet Peace Talks
Reported signals suggest Milton Pendleum and allies sought two months of peace as general Albelliceronta favors talks. Meanwhile Trabene faced Balkan offensive pressure and German U-boat activity drew naval attention.
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Albelliceronta
Trabene Jon Balkan Offensivn
Peace talks uncertain as Gerard report alarms markets
Wall Street doubts President Wilson is weighing German peace proposals as word spreads that Ambassador Gerard might deliver terms. Traders focus on price breaks, with many fearing the report is a market story rather than firm diplomacy.
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Wall Street
Gerard
Kaiser
Robert Bender
Wilson
Hery
New York
Wall Mrest
Meet Inmen
Yeterday
Dutch seek peace talks as France rejects bid
Hague reports two months after founding peace talks the Dutch government pursues informal discussions with belligerents. France’s fiery refusal thwarts progress while German tides of war, food shortages, and morale surveys depict a Europe near collapse. Berlin, Copenhagen, and London dispatch mixed signals on the conflict’s future.
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Hague
France
Sirgl E
Tentins
Copenhagen
Germany
Dariah
Somme
Russy
Galica
Hungary
Roumnala
Man Is Sentenced To Dumb-Sober For Six Months
In New York on October 7, Magistrate Miller ordered Finard Porn to be dumb sober for six months after his wife testified he is drunk, talkative, and unable to stay silent. The court established the restraint to prevent further disturbances at home.
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SPW
York
Kileward Torn
Avioria
Mangetrate Milter
Long Island City
Rober
Magtistrate Miller
Born
Finard
Norris to Kick Off Republican Campaign in Pendleton
United States Senator Norris of Nebraska will open the Hughes campaign in Pendleton with a speech marking the start of Republican organizing. McNary, the state chairman, travels to Pendleton for the opening event of the Umatilla county campaign, as preparations gear up for a major political push.
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Pendleton
United States
Norris
Nebraska
Hughes
Baker Disfavors Recruiting Stops National Guard
Washington October 7 Secretary Baker is dissatisfied with national guard recruiting and authorized commanding officers to discontinue recruiting at their discretion. The decision follows a general staff recommendation noting disappointing results as officers faced challenges in organizing militia regiments for border service and training. The War Department scaled back an extensive recruiting system with army and militia officers aiding, but outcomes were well below expectations.
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Washington
Waar
Baker
National Guard
General Staff
War Department
Football followers watch Milton game in eastern Oregon
Interscholastic football fans in eastern Oregon focus on Pendleton against Milton High School. Pendleton coach Maken Lem aims to test strength against Milton as this traditional rivalry remains a turning point for evaluating players. Pendleton sends a near full lineup including Hoy, Hen, Byrott, Mol, Clayton, Hacreett, Willar, Friedly, Judd, Huey, Casey, Balfe Ulrich, Hayes, Ulrich, Sheldon Ulrich, Snyder, Guerrant, Bowena, Embyek and Wilne in a potential winner.
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Oregon
Milton
Pendleton
Maken Lem
Pendwor
Milan
Reprieve Refused in Sing Sing Electrocution Case
Oct 7 at Sing Sing Thomas Bam brick was electrocuted for murdering New York policeman George D Papping. The condemned man sought reprieve amid appeals from prominent New York business figures and The Pennturre included Theslore N. Vail of American Telephone and Telegraph Co. Governor Whitman denied a reprieve.
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Ussineimng
Thomas Bambrick
Sing Sing
George D Papping
New York
Timate
Theslore N. Vail
American Telephone Pod Telegraph Co
Hasedall Nolletins World Series Game Bulletins
Reports from the first World Series game were bulletined by the Ena Ore fontan today with play by play details. Daily updates followed as observers watched the Fast United window on West Street for game coverage.
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Ena Ore~ Fontan
West Street
Italians join offensive on Balkan front
Paris dispatch reports Italians have joined the offensive with British French and Serbian forces in the Vardar region east of Belgrade. Serbian advance guard entered Belgrade valley as German positions hold. Bulgarian counterattacks against the British at Kavolen repulsed. No major fighting on the French Western Front overnight.
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Paris
Balkan
Buthove
Vardar
Beladova
Kavolen
Interest on Farm Loan Bonds Fixed at Four Percent
Washington Oct 7 It is learned the federal farm loan board fixed four percent as the interest on farm loan bonds Farmers patronizing the farm loan banks will pay four and a half to five per cent for loans.
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Washington
Federal Farm Loan Board
Jeune
Wheat market gains reported in Chicago and Portland notices
Market brief notes shifts in wheat prices with open high low figures for December and May contracts. Regional price listings include No 1 Manitoban feed and No 2 hard winter values, alongside various spot rates and bids observed in Portland and Liverpool listings.
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Liverpool
Fairbanks in Seattle Will Speak Tonight at Moore Theater
Charly Fairbanks arrived in Seattle at dawn and will address the public at the Moore theater. He spoke briefly to the Young Men's Republican club at noon, outlining campaign themes and urging support.
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Fairbanks
Seattle
Charly Fairbanks
Moore Theater
Young Men's Republican Club
Golf champion crowned as Sterling defeats Coverieg in tight final
Alessa Sterling of Atlanta wins the title over Mildred Coverieg of Philadelphia in a close championship match. Sterling secured the victory on the final holes, delivering a decisive win for her first major triumph in the tournament.
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Boston
Ger
Alessa
Sterling
Atlanta
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