Two Nations Strain Over Violent Uprisings in Border Regions
Washington reports a delicate crisis as Mexico and the United States work to restrain citizens amid recent deadly incidents. The burning of Antonio Rodriguez in Texas, the Guadalmara shooting of Jesus Loaz, and the murder of Chief of Police W. C. Temple in Anatarko heighten tensions. President Taft pledges punishment for crimes, while diplomatic channels seek restraint and calm amid Mexican election fragility. Local unrest and sheriff actions surface around Rock Springs as authorities respond to threats and property fears.
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Wasiligton
Mexico
United States
Texas
Antonio Rodriguez
Messed
Jesus Loaz
Caring Carothers
Guadalmara
Palice
W. C. Temple
Anatarko, Okla
de la Torte
State Department
Creeley
Din
Taft
Rodriguez
Diaz Te Steer
Mexicans marching to Rock Springs prompt Texas mobilization
Governor Campbell in Austin received word from Bawards county sheriff of a telegram from Del Rio claiming armed Mexicans are marching to Rock Springs after a lynching. He ordered sheriffs and deputies from surrounding counties to report immediately and considered calling out the state militia while coordinating with state rangers.
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Austin
Tex
Campbell
Bawards County
del Rio
Rock Springs
Aso
Estate of Harvey W Scott Valued Near One Million
Harvey W Scott former editor of The Oregonian dies leaving an estate valued close to 1 million dollars. A county clerk filing shows the appraised total at 849,885.49 with the Oregonian Publishing Company listed as the largest asset at 253,000.
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Harvey Scott
Portland Oregonian
Fortune
Portland
Harvey W Scott
The
Oregonian
Oregonian Publishing Company
Burglary at White & Gabel's Book Store
November date theft at White and Gabel's Book Store. Cash drawer pried open, $4985 stolen with over $190 recovered. authorities suspect a recent break in through an entry via a crawl space. Investigation ongoing.
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Ytvaia
Nov
White & Gabel
Dewey Superintendent Promotes Teacher Certification Plan
The superintendent of public instruction urges teachers to pursue a lower grade certificate by taking the exam for this grade. He notes those already meeting safety courses can qualify with minimal additional work and offers to provide guidance. The article hints at a disruptive move by a person attempting to derail the progress.
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Dewey
Mexigans Still Court Trouble With Uncle Sam
Disorder erupts in a border town as American authorities report anti American demonstrations. A mob ransacks businesses including banks and a hotel, causes property damage valued in thousands, and prompts deployment to preserve order. Authorities warn no further trouble expected.
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Uncle Sam
Guadagalaia
Mons
Maine
Cungton Gadhar
Tavernor
Inka
Iran
Wallin
Ierte
Din
Viate
American Banking Company
Get> Yin Vries Alor
Comaireiat Banking Company
National Candy Comepany
Weet Kink Rowity Company
Carlos Heringana
He Anieean Droge Company
Wats Broken
Awindows
Cosmilifin Hotel
Tob Amerigan
Portland Liquor Shipments Skyrocket After Wet Vote
Portland notes liquor shipments from eastern brewing centers and western distilleries have more than doubled since Oregon’s decisive wet outcome. Railroads from St. Louis Milwaukee Louisville and Cincinnati report heavy freight moving toward Overon as distributers rush to restock after the election. Portland lines and carriers forecast continued elevated traffic as retailers replenish inventories amid renewed demand and a possible psychological boost among freight crews.
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Portland
Eastern Brewing End
Oregon
St. Louis
Mibwaukee
Louisville
Cinneinnati
Orthwest
Chicago
le Hauer
New York to Replace Antiquated Horse Cars with Storage Batteries
New York plans to swap horse car service for electric storage battery powered cars along city streets. Visitors have long ridiculed the metropolis for slow progress but the new power system aims to modernize transit and keep New York a step ahead of the world. Officials have arranged plans to test battery cars on major routes including ferries, envisioning a future where horse cars become a relic of the past.
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New York
Metropolis
Visiers
Prac Yulage
Trafic
States
York
Unclear OCR Narrative From City Notice
Fragmentary account mentions voting, government money, and a New York woman with a silver certificate who tried to cash it. The text is garbled with misread words about a bank, inspection, and a queen, producing a hazy scene without coherent events or dates.
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Washington
RIKALIA EDITOR HONORED FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
RIKALIA editor H. Dunckley of the Centra lia News Exa miner is named as a delegate to the Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress to be held in St Louis on November 22. J C Bush of Chehalis is the only other Lewis County delegate. Unusually large number of divorces pending or filed due to temper and strained relations promise to fill the docket, with Chehalis attorneys handling several trials. Rural districts report two imminent cases.
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H. Dunckley
Centraliaews-Examiner
St. Louis
Lewis County
J. C. Bush
Chehalis
Cupid
Cular
Coun
Suffragists of Washington Conclude Great Victory
The women of Washington invite the Equal Suffragists of the United States to join in gratitude for the victory won for women. The note thanks suffragists and marks November 24, 1910 as the day of acknowledgment and celebration.
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Washington
Uniteds
Fragmented news item from Vancouver with unclear details
The text is garbled and incomplete describing an incident in a city, mentioning a political party, a shooting, and a physician, but key names, dates, and actions are unreadable. It references a confrontation and alleged attempt to return to a location, with no coherent sequence or verifiable facts.
Sheriff's Office Expenditure Report Highlights
The Lewis County sheriff reports office operating costs totaling 4400.08 dollars and 1092.20 dollars in postage and deed donation expenses. A state head of inspection notes higher maintenance costs and a trend toward larger county expenditures compared with other counties.
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Lewis County
Bne
Boiling Water Accident Injures Engineer Verney Spaulding
Verney Spaulding, an engineer, sustained a severe injury to the left foot when it was immersed in boiling water after a misstep on a plank. The incident occurred Friday and involved crew members attempting to secure the shoe and prevent further damage at the scene.
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Verney Spaulding
Wistine
Unekaer St
Passenger pear nearly overturns in Centralia yards
In Centralia on November 10 a near collision occurred in the Shasta Limited yard area as trains were being cleared. Engineer Inn Gierueh acted quickly to separate cars and prevent a serious wreck. The incident caused only minor damage, mainly broken windows, with A. A. Green helping in the efforts.
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Centralia
Shasta Limited- Inn
Yesterdas
A. A. Green
Tie Shasta
Tte Shasta
Ingiel Ossr
Five Tacoma youths in custody for burglaries and thefts
Five youngsters in Tacoma are in custody as police fight a surge of burglaries linked to Allen West and Gaylord Kelly ray. Investigators say the pair confessed to burglaries in Tavona Puyallup Centralia and Ellensburg while a third 37 year old was detained. Police recovered most stolen items and returned them to owners.
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Tacoma
Allen West
Gaylord Kelly Ray
Milone
Brady
Kelly
Thomas Maloy
Tatoma
Hicles
J. P. Delahanty
South 84Th Street
Elburg
Crowley
Kittitas County
Poratlup
Centralia
Burgar Get
Artica
Reflective Quote on Prayer and Human Restlessness
A terse reflection suggests that divine intent may include human longing for prayer. The line implies that satisfaction would halt religious seeking, framing prayer as an inherent motive for ongoing striving.
Women Vote Rights Become City Election Focus
Converts say suffrage victory marks major milestone as women prepare to vote in upcoming city election. Citizens praise campaign work while critics question timing and implementation as polls open. Officials emphasize education efforts and ensure registration details for voters. The piece notes persistent efforts by suffragists and the community in the lead up to the vote.
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Ull
Central
Odiee
Wien
Avery
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