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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1919
Page
10
Reported agreement splits 40 percent of first five game receipts into a pool with potential boosts from interleague play. Seventy five percent of the pool goes to the two World Series teams, forty percent to the winner and forty one percent to the runner-up. Remaining pool shares divide 26 percent between second and third place teams in each league.
Paris January 7 The supreme council today voted to reallocate facilities for a major gathering to supervise the Austrian food supply intended to ensure ample provisions for Austria amid the ongoing crisis. The move signals heightened effort to coordinate relief and stabilize hunger conditions in the region.
In baseball season the attendance records for the werles would be broken. Redland field, the hotspot of Moranlub, has a capacity of only 22 000.
The Chronicle and Daily Mail in London expressed deep unease at President Wilson’s condition. They said no era has seen such universal concern and sympathy for his welfare, noting that Britain follows American wellbeing with anxious interest and a sense of global stakes.
Colonel Henry Graves presented a national forestry program at the Wester Forestry and Conservation association meeting in Portland. T. T. Munger read the address urging federal state and private cooperation, public forest ownership, and policies to renew growth, especially in the Douglas fir region of the Pacific Northwest.
Oregon theater manager Barry Wright received inquiry from King & Erlanger about bringing the Marcus Show to Pendleton. New York showmen report strong regional prosperity, predicting possible record gross if the tour offsets travel costs. Marcus interests seek large guarantees, with Pendleton as a rare stop among the three national spectacles this season.
Independent Cossack salutes in southern Aogiaia face turmoil similar to Amelia's revolution, per Major Robert Davie from New York. Davie reports Cossacks fear centralized gov ernment control of currency and militia power, led by General Dendkins with about 100,000 people, amid shortages, typhus, and widespread destitution as American relief ships approach Neverbnck in the Cevenns.
New York importers report European goods scarce as war ended. Freight from Europe via New York has dwindled, hurting tool making and clothing trades. Materials shortages and European labor troubles slow recovery, with some firms closing doors hoping markets rebound as Europe stabilizes. Germans seen likely first to resume large shipments.
Washington Oct a fight over procedure ends the industrial conference season. Strong opposition to the rules committee proposed methods leads to a vote ordering a public discussion of the committee's retreat outside the conference hall, with employers workers and the public invited.
The Portland League backs a civilian reserve of about 35000 men to back mayoral efforts to quell unrest. Delegates to a national American Legion convention will seek a monthly war service bonus for all who served in the armed forces. Debates accuse shipyard workers of evading duty and argue service members deserve recompense proportional to their wartime effort.
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