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Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1912

Page

4

Illinois Central and M Railway Time Card

From Independence to Dallas and Airlie schedules show trains with departures from Independence Monmouth and Dallas with arrival times at Dallas West Salem and Airlie. Timetable lists Nos 6 64 68 70 01 73 65 69 71 62 72 124 126 123 and 126 across routes, including daily operations and times for Monmouth connections.

IL & M Independence Dallas Trin Lenveu Monmouth Wid Allay Triin Independence Mily Dodlan Dallag Independect Dallan Dallae Tih Airile Airlie Independece West Salem Daly

Bulgarians Cut Rail Link Between Sofia and Constantinople

A Rome dispatch reports Bulgarians cutting the railway between Sofia and Constantinople at Kaki Baba, with 4000 Turkish troops in Adrianople and allied forces holding the line from Kulesburgas to Lulehburgas after Kirk Kiless eh fell.

London Sofia Kaki Baba Adrianople Constantinople Kirk Kilesseh

Inventor Archer Wins Patents For Riveting Machine

Chico harnessmaker J B Archer has patents for an automatic riveting machine that fully assembles copper rivets in leather cloth and canvas. The device speeds rivet work to 75 holes per minute, replacing hand labor and hole punching. Offers from Levi Strauss and another eastern investor total $36,000 for exclusive and half interest rights.

Chico Cal J. B. Archer Archer Levi Strause San Frankisco East

Nineteen Stricken Blind In Welding Light Incident

In Anderson Indiana nineteen people reportedly lost sight after viewing a welding light from trolley wire work. Many were not affected immediately and were kept in dark rooms. An eye specialist cited irritation inside the eyelids and blamed peculiar welding rays on bacterial acceleration causing blindness.

Anderson Ind John Hagel Hamilton Ohio

Outlaws Pillage Villages Near Servia During Turkish Advance

Constantine messages from Kosam north of Servia recounts villagers cheering as soldiers establish headquarters then proceed to the cathedral for a te duem. Reports from Arta warn Turkish and Albanian bands terrorize Christian villages, burning homes and massacring inhabitants.

Athens Constantine Kosam Servia Arta

Shingle Mills Open After 80 Day Shutdown

Washington shingle mills resumed operations Monday after an 80 day shutdown to steady the market. Leading manufacturers reported improved conditions, though outcomes would have been better if curtailment had not fallen between fall and spring buying seasons with heavy orders already placed.

Seattle Washington

California November election registration totals released

Frank Jordan secretary of state reports statewide total 988,706 registered voters for the November election. Los Angeles County leads with 269,115, while San Francisco and Alameda together total 276,? not clear. the combined San Francisco 184,688 and Alameda 92,386.

Sacramento California Frank Jordan Los Angeles County San Francisco Alameda Los Angeles

Tuberculosis War Urged Across Churches Sunday

Sermons preached to an estimated 100000 churchgoers across denominations urged that the white plague is a social and medical problem. The message called for practical efforts to prevent the disease and to support affected communities.

New York

Rebel Leaders Shot As Court Martial Delivers Sentences

General Felix Diaz and Major Zerate were condemned to death by court martial for attempting to overthrow the government. Colonel Migoni Lieutenant Lima were sentenced to death while others received ten or two year terms. Nine others were freed. The proceedings were held in secret with a crowd outside awaiting results. General Beltran suspended executions pending district court action.

Davila Diaz Zerate Beltran Migoni Lima

Closing in on Turks in European theater

Allied Balkan forces rapidly push Turkish defense to the walls of Adrianople and Uskup. Bulgarian troops defeat at Kirk Kilisseh and invest Adrianople while Servians enter Uskup unopposed and Turkish forces retreat toward the Constantinople rail line.

London Balkan Europe Greece Turkey Adrianople Uskup Kirk Kilissel Saloniki Kirk Kilisseh Constantinople

Moving pictures blamed for saloon declines in DC

The District of Columbia Excise Board weighs reports from a saloon inspector who says many proprietors blame 5-cent theaters for reduced business. They argue poorer families now take their wives and children to films after dinner instead of visiting local saloons.

Washington, D. C Moving Picture Show District of Columbia Excise Board Moving Picture Theaters

Germany to participate in 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition

Berlin expects a government decision soon to join the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco in 1915. A permanent exposition commission is not favored, but Count von Bernstorff’s visit solidified a political and commercial motive for Germany to take part, despite lukewarm sentiment in major industries.

Berlin San Francisco Count von Bernstorff Washington Germany

Man to Wed Again at 82 in Los Angeles

Robert Allen of Pomona, a well known Southern California figure, obtained a marriage license to wed Sarah Ashcroft of this city. Allen is 82 and recently divorced from his second wife. The bride, his sister-in-law, is not far younger and the pair are childhood friends and Derbyshire, England school mates.

Los Angeles Robert Allen Pomona California Sarah Ashcroft Allen Derbyshire England

Potato Shipping Rule Suspended by Interstate Commission

In Washington D C the Interstate Commerce Commission suspended a proposed rule by Western railroads that would ban potato shipments between November 15 and April 15 unless shippers line the cars and supply stores.

Washington, D. C Western Railroads Interstate Commerce Commission

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Alrile J. G. McIntosh Notary Pblic Dean J. Purvine Independence, Oregon Chas. D. Smiley Bell Oregon W. R. Allin, D. D'S Cooper Bldg B. F. Swope Homer Lodgh No 46 Castle Hall Ore M. Moran C. C J. W. Richardson, JR K. R Harry Norton Main Street Independence, Ore L. Hawkins Dallas, Oregon Paria Rome Scutar Epirus Lource Pentepigedia Janina John Deere Nohn Jdeere Sucl Kemp & Burpee Manufacturing Company Deere Winegar & Lorence Monmouth Baldwin Paris College OF Custics the Savage Music House N. Liberty Street Salem Chas. K. Spaulding
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