Land Office Troubles Reach The Dalles
The Dalles land office sees resignation of Register Michael T Nolan amid charges against Miss Anna Lang Receiver. Nolan accuses Lang of leaking Moody favored information and insider scrip filings. Moody denies awareness as Hitchcock says no investigation involved Fulton.
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Pretorian
Washington
Michael T. Nolan
Dalles Lawd
Sane Arts
Nolan
General
Land Ofice
Hhapas
Anna Mw Lang
Dalles
War General Land Office
Hitchcock
Miss Lang
Malcom Moody
Congress
Moody
Mitchell
Iend
Mr. Nolan
Mr. Moody
Revenue Cutter Bound for Portland Without Search
The revenue cutter Tis, ordered from Port Townsend to search for the missing British ship Ivarna sighted off the coast a month ago, heads to Portland without fulfilling its mission. It is feared that disaster struck the British vessel.
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Scrippa News Association
Portland
Revenue Cutter
Tis
Port Townsend
Ivarna
Andrews Seeks Congress Delegates Nomination Lead
Official returns show W. H. Andrews leading for delegate to Congress by 526 votes. Democrats still claim Larrazolos victory and will contest the election.
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Scripps News Association
Albuquerque
N. M
W. H. Andrews
Congress
Larrazolos
Hunter Missing in Bella Coola District
Vancouver reports J. S. Dale a wealthy Pennsylvanian who was hunting in the Bella Coola district has been missing since last August. Search parties have failed to locate any trace of him.
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Scripps News
Vancouver
J. S. Dale
Bella Coola
Labor Federation backs Gompers as leaders unite
In Minneapolis on November 14 the Federation of Labor shows strong support for Gompers with opposition fading. John Mitchell states he will not seek Gompers’ job but wishes to remain president of the United Mine Workers.
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Scripps News Association
Minneapolis
Gompers
Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Pipe Lines Increase Capital In Four Regions
Harrisburg Nov 14 Three pipe lines under Standard Oil filed notices to raise capital. The Crescent Pipe Line moves from one to two million dollars, the Southern from five to ten million, and the Northern from one to four million.
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Scripps News Association
Harrisburg
Standard Oil Company
Reischstag Attacks Kaiser Policies In Dramatic Session
In a dramatic Reichstag session deputies assailed Kaiser policies with focus on foreign policy. Liberal members declared the policy a failure while Von Bülow defended the trade treaty with the United States as it nears expiration.
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Scripps News Association
Berlin
von Bulow
United States
Banks Ordered to File National Reports by Nov 12
Washington November 4 The comptroller called all national banks to file a report of their condition by November 12.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Comptroller
Walla Walla Flood Swamps Valley Areas
A cloud burst south of Walla Walla and heavy rains flood Mill Creek and the Walla Walla River. Bridges, alfalfa fields, gardens, and truck patches suffer thousands in damage. The sole power plant is submerged and closed. families evacuate as the river rises. In Indianapolis delegates assemble for the National Presbyterian Brotherhood session with W. J. Bryan expected to speak.
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Walla Walla
Mill Creek
Walla Walla River
Oly
Divorce Granted to Countess Anna Castellane
Paris reports Countess Anna Castellane formerly Anna Gould of New York has been granted a divorce from Count Boni Castellane. She gets custody of the children with court consent needed for travel to America. Boni receives thirty thousand dollars a year, no allowance thereafter, and will cover divorce costs. Boni may sue the children during holidays and share in their education control.
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Scripps News Association
Paris
Anna Castellane
Anna Gould
New York
Count Boni Castellane
America
Count Boni
Boni
Anna
Greeks Quit Work On O R N Grade In Bive Mountains
One hundred fifty Greek laborers on the O R N grade in the Bive mountains plan to quit for the winter and head to coast towns to await spring. Rugged mountain weather is roughing the terrain and grade work will be suspended soon. Several Greeks left for Portland and Astoria.
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Bive
Portland
Astoria
Penletan E
Ten Thousand Dollar Mahogany Tree Harvest Report
A single mahogany tree in Honduras was harvested and later sold in the European market for over ten thousand dollars, according to the report.
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Honduras
Rich heiress Fransein Bartha Krupp marries Gustave von Bahlen-Hainach
Fransein Bartha Krupp the richest young woman in the world and head of the Krupp works in Berlin married Gustave von Bahlen-Hainach on October 16. The Krupp works employ 65,000 people and her fortune is estimated at 226 million dollars.
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Fransein Bartha Krupp
Gustave von Bahlen-Hainach
Berlin
Grain market openings in Chicago on Nov 14
Wheat opened at 741 percent and closed at 741 percent, corn opened at 42 percent and closed at 424, oats opened at 544. Goesebene and Gay report in La- rg Gre.
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Chicago
Tau
Floods devastate Washington railways and power grid
Tacoma reports the worst flood in years as western slope rivers wash out bridges and flood mills along the Puyallup. Rail lines from Seattle to Portland are paralyzed with wires down and the Northern Pacific warns of continuing disruption.
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Scripps News Association
Tacoma
Whale Northern Pacific
Uw Gaswade
Great Northern
Puyallup River
Seattle
Northwest
Portland
Northern Pacific Railroad
Cascade Mountains
Green River Canyon
Fairfax
Standard Oil Stocks Plunge After Government Action
New York November 14 Standard Oil shares fall sharply amid antitrust actions. Since the government suit began, stock value declined by 126 million dollars in a year with Rockefeller’s wealth down 66 million. Last January shares traded at 600 and now approach ten year lows as brokers fear further drops. Cap total stands near two billion and next suit may reveal more underground dealings. Attorneys Kallogg and Morrison head to St. Louis to seek a permanent injunction against Standard Oil.
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Scrippa News Association
New York
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller
Department of Justice
Aoa Ae —S
Standard
Kallogg and Morrison
St. Louis
Graft Probed in San Francisco French Restaurants
Grand jury probes alleged license graft in French restaurants with Secret Agent Burns claiming the most complete evidence yet. Abe Ruef faces indictments as witnesses testify. police brass reshuffle occurs with Sergeant Dunnivan moved from license department to patrol.
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San Francisco
Burns
Abe Ruef
Haney
Raef
Roga, Hutton and
Hosnel
Dinan
Dunnivan
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