Washington Good Roads Meet in Walla Walla Area
Washington delegates from Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia prepare for the Washington Good Roads convention in Walla Walla November 28 to December 1. Officials discuss county versus state aid, law administration, and a forthcoming legislative report by Frederick W. Dewart shaping road policy for the region.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
of Washington
Sai J. A. Perry
Washington State Coad Roads Association
Good Roads
State Association of County Engineers
Aberdeen
Boelby
Glyven
Commissioner and Highway Board
Frederick W. Dewart
Legislative Committee
Walla Walla
Walla Walla Valley
Griesenbeck
Tietels
Idaho
Montana
Nulfah Columbia
mAlrik
Ayer
Dilerter Amendment Endorsed For City Bonds In San Francisco
San Francisco voters approved by a large margin the dilerter Amendment to issue five million dollars in city bonds to fund the Panama Pacific International Exposition of 1915. Opposition was sparse, scattered and weak.
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San, Francisco
Whitmas College to bar national fraternities for a year
Over seers of Whitmas college decided to bar national fraternities from the campus for at least one year. The committee proposed barring them permanently if funds can build a dormitory system. Admission will be possible if funds fall short. Decision in June. fraternities may exist until then.
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Walla Walla
Whitmas College
Political war rages in Montana as counts stall
Helena Mont Nov 16 There is a fierce political struggle over county election returns as Butte officials refuse to continue canvassing leaving 14 precincts uncounted. Republicans accuse Democratic commissioners of fleeing to tilt control while Democrats say returns favor Republicans. No official tallies yet. Cus ter County shows gains for a Carter man.
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Helena
Mont
Butte
Atake
Montana
Coca
Sweetgrass County
Omre
Comula
Chicago
Custer County
Thet
Carter
Mexican tensions rise over suspected revolutionary shipment
In San Antonio Vex a report notes Mexican authorities led by A. G. Garcia observe movements tied to Madero and his leaders. An alleged purchase of rifles and ammunition sparks claims of espionage and potential revolution, with Madero denying any connection.
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Madero
A. G. Garcia
Secret Servien Oflear
Mexico
Milwaukee train service to start Chicago to West Coast route
Hoquiam Nov. 17. Word received here says in about two months the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad will end the Union Pacific line to South Aberdeen jointly owned by the Milwaukee and U P railroad. Regular trains with fine equipment will run and Milwaukee will offer through Chicago to coast service without car changes. The line promises richly appointed coaches and fast, comfortable locomotives, aiming to become a popular route for local and trans continental travel.
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Hoquiam
Chicago, Milwaukee, & St. Paul Rairoad Company
Union Pacifi
South Aberdeen
Milwaukee and U. P. Railroad Company
Milwaukee
Chicago
Tech Milwaukee
Sanatorium Letters On Waiting List At Colorado Springs
Willem Kilgore writes from the Modern Wooden Sanatorium in Colorado Springs California about the Sanataritan Go FLW and the long waiting lists. The letter notes admission delays, disease impact on health, and that many on the waiting list could be admitted if funds allowed. Kilgore cites that one contributor gave only two and a half cents while five hundred people wait for admission.
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Willem Kilgore
Ima Wis
Modern
Wooden of America Sanatoriim
Colorado Springs
Calo
Thomas
Walla
K Ngore
Arter
Death of Andrew Jackson Grimes at 77
Andrew Jackson Grimes, 77, died at his home 1008 West Main at 5 this morning. Funeral from Free Methodist church Saturday at 2 with Rev. Byers officiating. Interment in Mountain View cemetery. Survived by widow, daughter Mrs Lucia Morgan in California, and three sons Royal and Wrank Grimes of Toledo and Chester Grimes of Centralia.
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Andrew Jackson Grimes
Weat Main
Free Methodist Church
Byers
Mountain View Cemetery
Lucia Morgan
California
Royal and
Wrank Grimes
Toledo
Chester Grimes
Eentralla
Goddess of Liberty Claims Taft Postcard Charge
Susan McKenna a New York dishwasher was committed to Belleveu hospital for observation after a arraignment where she declared herself the Goddess of Liberty. The arrest was at the instance of Anthony Comstock for writing subversive postcards to President Taft.
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New York
Susan McKenna
Anthony Comstock
Taft
Bellevua Hospital
Liberty
Cooper acquitted in Carmack murder case
Nashville November 17 Rubin Cooper charged with killing former Senator E W Carmack was acquitted by a jury. The court directed acquittal after Attorney General Anderson urged innocence and declined to prosecute. Colonel Duncan Cooper, father of Robin, was convicted of Carmack's murder but pardoned by Governor Patterson.
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Nashville
Tenn
Rubin Cooper
United States
E. W. Carmack
Anderson
Robin Cooper
Duncan Cooper
Robin
Carmack
Patterson
Revolutionary upheaval in Mexico thwarted by federal action
A nationwide revolutionary movement linked to Francisco I Maduro and Ricardo Flores Magon, with plans in at least 12 states, was halted by federal authorities. Secret papers outlining the uprising were seized and immediate steps were taken to prevent the insurrection.
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Mexico
City
Republic
Francisco I. Maduro
General Diaz
Ricardo Flores Magon
Florence
Ariz
United States
Illiterate OCR Chronicle of a Child Heiress in Midwestern Town
A garbled report describes a young girl of 16 in Myv idwa forte in Storts becoming heiress to a large fortune after her parents, and a man named Canin, were involved in a sequence of events. The narrative is unclear with many misread terms and places, but notes a substantial wealth and a return to her parents in Connitt as health declined.
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St, Louis
Mia
Wits
Wilard Caprio Sears
Ayu
New York
WWE Bt
Sage, Situatiionaire
Ameriday
Wang
Birgest
Myvidwa Forte
Storts
Caninbella
Conscience Kills This Murderer at State Penitentiary
John Glinderman, convicted last year for the Spokane murder of his wife by choking with a stocking on September 2, 1909, died Monday in his cell at the State Penitentiary in Walla Walla. A powerful butcher weighing over 209 pounds, he had shown violence for 43 days prior, refusing conversation and nourishment, and was fed through a tube at times.
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Walla Walla
Wash
John Glinderman
Spokane
State Penitentiary
Gunderman
Glinterman
Humane society backs prosecution of horse owners
King County Humane Society officers announce support for prosecuting team owners who work horses 12 hours daily on two meals. President Justice R. R. Georges, Vice President C. M. Farrer, Secretary Miss May Krueger and other leaders call 12 hours with two meals cruel to animals.
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Seattle
King County Humane Society
R. R. Georges
C. M. Farrer
May Krueger
Food price manipulation denounced by Wiley and Wilson
Washington D C Nov 16 Dr Harvey W Wiley chief of the bureau of chemistry declares the meat price drop is a deliberate market manipulation by interests seeking to drive an independent firm from cover Secretary Wilson agrees the reduction is not normal and notes cattle feed costs and hay prices force producers to market stock while predicting the tumble won’t be permanent
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Uwashington
D. C
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Agriculture
Dr. Wiley
Wilson
Aettle
Window Glass Trust declares 30 percent wage cut to continue operations
Justice Department notes Pittsburg dispatch claiming the Imperial Window Glass company and manufacturers warned employees a 30 percent wage reduction is needed to keep factories operating. The agency questions the report and outlines the trust’s formation in 1909 and rapid price increases by 1910.
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Washington, D
Department of Justice Today
Pittsburg
Federal Court of Fnes
Wickersham
Imperial Window Glass Company
United States
Imperial Company
Supreme Court orders saloon license money refunded
Olympia November 18 In a supreme court decision the county must refund to the license purchaser the unearned portion of a saloon license money when the license becomes inoperative The court directs ninety percent of the unearned license money plus interest to be paid Bart in a suit against Pierce county The case stemmed from a saloon operated at Wilkev on 11 April 1900 with later town actions affecting the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Supreme Court
B. J. Bart
Pierce County
Paiid
Bart
Plain Oil
Sub Couse
Wilke von
Fragmented OCR Item Across Varied Names and Places
An unclear OCR passage lists scattered names and phrases about venues and people. It mentions avenues, judges, and possible events but the garbled text obscures concrete actions, dates, or outcomes. No clear subject emerges due to extensive transcription errors.
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Marero
BA Antonio
Nate
Pete Niles
Pere Kiedt
Mexica
Griese Hark
Matero
Alfoera
PTF
Washigton
Texas
Antonia ‘Rodriguez
Rock Springs
Don Francisco Leon da la Barra
State Department
Mexico City
Guadalajara
de la Barra
Rodriguez
Carlos Carrethers
Milwaukee Train
Grimes
Gil Becones
HEI Tullohs
Wizard
Connitt
Sumer
Dougts
Mr. Wilson
Glass Trust
Ven
de Vesti
Polvo
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