Candidates at Election Face Delinquency Fines
Delinquent candidates and county central committee members face heavy fines for failing to file campaign expense reports before the November 23 deadline. A partial list shows seven of eight county and precinct candidates and several local officials among those who have not complied, with a clerk certifying belated delinquents to authorities.
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Central Committee
Sidk Belne
B. F. Wilson
Wm. Randall
T. R. Snook
C. Henry
John Frawley
F. P. Childers
Ed. Wright
W. J. Church
Arthur Williams
W. Faulk
C. A. Galloway
W. Crider
John Graham
Mare Sweet Memory Dies of Spasmodic Chorea
Three year old mare Sweet Memory, owned by N. K. West, died this morning from spasmodic choic e disease. Worth $1,000, the animal is the third valuable loss Mr. West has suffered in recent months from similar incidents.
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Sweet Memory
N. K. West
Mr. West
Two Months in Jail Proves Popular
Fifteen suffragists arrested for attacking government officials in Whitehall were each sentenced to two months in jail. They accepted the punishment as a martyrs’ stunt, while rumors claim radical suffragists are arming themselves with firearms for future campaigning.
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London
Whitewall
Vitror
Crippen Speaks From Grave Denying Murder Charge
London November 25 Crippen is said to have written a letter before his death denying the murder of his wife The Lloyds News prints the note allegedly from Crippen to Len ev e claiming wrongful conviction and judicial error Lloyds asserts publication was arranged by Leneve
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London
Crippen
Lloyd’s News
Leneve
Lloyd's
Not Likely That Socials pose His Re-Election
A muddled report from St. Louis discusses Socialists and the American Federation, hinting at a lack of opposition to the President and possible endorsements for Francisco of New Orleans. It references Panama and a looming event tomorrow with unclear details.
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St. Louis
Feder
Gompers
Huber
Eliie Te
Francisco
New Orlea
Panama
Multnomah and Washington Triumph in Northwest Football
In Seattle and Portland yesterday, Multnomah College beat Oregon 6 0 as Oregon faltered on a lost forward pass. Washington defeated Oregon Agricultural College 22 0 with four touchdowns and two goals, while Lauterette and Chandler mishap blamed for Oregon loss.
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Portland
Pacific Northwest
Multnomah
Oregon
Washington
Corvallis
Lauterette
Chandler
Ludlam
Denny Field
Seattle
Wash
University
Oregon Agricultural College
Premeditated Murder Case Hints at Jealousy
William Hassing an electrical worker shot his wife near the Steling Apartments where she was staying with her brother. Doctors at St Vincent's Hospital say she has a chance to recover. A postal card to their baby implies premeditation. Hassing had been arrested two weeks earlier for threatening to kill the woman but was released for lack of evidence. They were married in Denver two years ago.
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Mand
William
Steling Apartments
Shen
St. Vincent's Hospital
Tom
Hassing
Denver
Mexico Reports Quiet After Battles Questioned
Dispatches from multiple cities state no confirmed battles and indicate rising calm in Mexico. Reports claim Madero crossed into Texas wounded, but sources in El Paso and Juraz Texas express skepticism. Mexican officer Manuel Gonzales in Portland denies recruiting rebels, saying he remains loyal to Diaz.
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State Department
Washington
Mexico
Ramar
Madero
Texas
Carriso Springs
Eagle Pass
el Paso
Tex
Guerrero
United States
Juraz
Mex
Chihuahua
Mexico City
Portland
Portland Ore
Manual Gonzales
San Jose
Gonzales
Diaz
Blow Aimed at Boycotts Faces Federation Ruling
The executive committee of the American Federation of Labor ruled unions must obtain the federation's permission before declaring a boycott. The decision halted the San Francisco newspaper solicitors' union attempt to boycott the Call.
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St. Louis
Thee
The
American Federation of Labor
Bablor
Solicitors’ Union of
San Francisco
Coycott
Federation
Indians Kill Doctor Sparks Manhunt Near Goldberg Hill
Kingman Arizona November 25 Traitors and a sheriffs posse pursue the Piute Indian who murdered Dr L W Gilbert at Goldberg Hill several days ago The killer vowed to resist capture Gilbert's murder appears unprovoked and he was estranged from his tribe He was sole heir to a large estate worth about 1.5 million dollars provoking wide conjecture
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L. W. Gilbert
Goldberg Hill
Gilbert
Santated Goldburg
Union County Assessor Reports Thirteen Million Dollar Valuation
County assessor T. A. Rinehart tallies an assessed property value of about 13 million for Union County, excluding railroads and public utilities. He notes this year’s total will rise by roughly a half million once railroad, telegraph, and telephone properties are added by the State Tax Commission.
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Union County
T. A. Rinehart
State Tax Commission
Rinehart
Rinehard
Seewee
Mexican exile rumors frighten San Diego area town
Rumors that Ricardo Magon would invade the town across the border have unsettled residents of Tia Juana near the California line. About $10,000 was deposited in local banks amid extra guards being posted in the village. Bell not pessimistic as general says Mexican revolution not yet serious though Diaz’s death could trigger real revolt in the Philippines.
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Romor
San Diego
Ricardo Magon
California
Tia Juana
Une
Bell
Leavenworth
Kans
Franklin Bell
Philippines
Diaz
Countess Tolstoi III Ill With Fever After Tolstoi Death
A report from Tula states Countess Tolstoi III is ill with fever at Yasnaya Polyana after the death of author Leo Tolstoy. The widow’s condition is described as precarious, with local officials noting her weakened state amid grief.
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Tula
Deusniey Cvs
Cwrerass Os Yd Skagen
Tolstoi
Yasnaya Poliana
Four Million Graft Alleged in Gar Gang Indictments
Chicago November 25 A grand jury indicted Frank Harriman former general manager John Taylor former storekeeper Charles Ewing ex Superintendent and Joseph Baker Superintendent of the Car Department charging a conspiracy to defraud the Illinois Central out of 24 800 000 Bonds were fixed at 20000 each The indictments followed testimony by Henry Osterman who admitted participating in the car repair graft.
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Chicago
Ilindle Central
Grand
Frank Harriman
John Taylor
Charles Ewing
Joseph Baker
Henry Osterman
Dynamite Plot Found Near Federal Steel Plant
Chicago officials uncovered seventeen sticks of dynamite near the Federal Steel company works. Investigations suggest a plot aimed at blowing up the American Bridge company which controls the Federal plant amid ongoing labor disputes nationwide.
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Chicago
Federal Steel Company
American Bridge Company
Federal
Half Breed Murders Family in Trenton Bequest Motive
John Sears a mixed race man confessed to killing Rev Amz Armstrong and his wife in Trenton New Jersey claiming the murders would allow him to claim a share of a state bequest. A posse hunted him yesterday and he was captured.
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Trenton
N. J
John Sears
Amz Armstrong
Terday
Sears
Armstrong
New High School Building Transfers Delayed Into January
Work to complete the new high school structure and move furnishings from the old building will take a week or two into the new year. The finishing touches and apparatus installation remain incomplete and transfers are planned at the start of the second semester.
Railroads Seek Large Freight Rate Hikes
H C traffic director before the Interstate Commerce Commission testified on a proposed freight rate increase by Western railroads. He said roads plan to raise class rates by seventy five percent and commodity rates by about fifteen percent, with reductions in other areas. He argued indirect pass‑through to retailers and consumers drives up living costs.
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Halse
Washington
H. C
Chi Clation of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Branch Engine in Trouble Delays Incoming Train
The branch line train number 31, near Joseph, was held up by a breakdown in Engine No. 172. Tank tracks caused the trouble as the logging train engine was sent to recover the derailment and tow logs, delaying the train.
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Joseph
Millionaire Tramp Found Alive in Wisconsin
Aber Bertram Frasier once a Minneapolis grain speculator believed dead for five years was found in La Crosse by friend D S Grieg. After losing his fortune in a wheat corner he became a tramp with memory clouding concerns. Efforts will seek to restore his memory.
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Minneapolis
la Crosse
Wis
Aber Bertram Frasier
D. S. Grieg
Frasier
Mutiny Ends as Brazilian Ships Surrender at Rio
Mutineers aboard four Brazilian warships Minas, Gerais, Sao Paulo and the protected cruisers De Odara and Bahia surrender after four days with guns trained on Rio de Janeiro. Amnesty granted during an extraordinary senate session.
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Minas
Geras
Sao Paulo
de Odara
Bahia
Rio
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