Oregon primaries show Roosevelt win and Clark second
Ghilis MPs report Roosevelt win in Oregon primaries with Clark finishing second in the Democratic race. Iain Sinnott Lafferty and other Republican candidates, including geoge-inkle Mann Steiner district attorney Young and Supt. Taft and Harmon, are shown badly beaten in the vote count. La Follette polling good. Roosevelt led and Clark pursued in Democratic results.
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Taft
Harmon
la Follette
Clark
Roosevelt Narrowly Heads Oregon in 1912 Vote Race
Portland April 20. Indications at 2 pm show Roosevelt winning Oregon's GOP presidential nomination with a plurality in the state estimated between 4,000 and 6,000. Multnomah totals show Roosevelt ahead. Wilson leading Democrats, Lane securing the Democratic senatorial nomination. Bourne vs Selling in the GOP Senate contest appears close, with complex county results across the state.
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Portand
Ore
Roosevelt
Oregon
Hoosevelt
la Pollette
Taft
Multnomah
Toosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Multnomah County
Wilson
Harmon
Clark
Selling
Bourne
Harry Lane
Lane
Pierce
Coshow
Umatilla County Votes in Presidential Primary Returns
Umatilla County returns show Theodore Roosevelt leading in the Republican presidential race with Taft third and La Follette strong. Woodrow Wilson is endorsed by Democrats two to one over Champ Clark. Judge Stephen A. Lowell dominates the senatorial race, with Ellis and Rusk competing for Congress, Fields and Olcott leading for secretary of state, and Aitcheson topping railroad commissioner. County-wide totals cover 26 of 44 precincts with full results likely to stay largely unchanged.
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Champ Clark
Wilson
Harmon
Roosevelt
Taft
la Follette
Rooesvelt
Umatilla County
Theodore Hoosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Walter Pierce
Stephen A. Lowell
Hen Selling
W. Fh
Ellis
Rusk
Cochran
Sinnett
C. E. Hoosevelt
Frank Fields
Ben Olcott
Aitceson
Mickle
Frederick Steiner
J. P. Nena
I. E. Young
F. K. Welles
Jink Saling
Messrs. Hinkle
Mann
Horace Walker
Una
Umatilla
Percinte
Tona Follette
Tate
Teddy and Clark Win In Nebraska Primaries
Lincoln Nebraska April 20 sufficient votes in the primaries had been counted at noon to ensure that Roosevelt carried every district in the state. In Follettes running ahead of Taft, Roosevelt polled more votes than both of the others.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Roosevelt
Follettes
Taft
Roosevelt Leads In Baker County Partial Returns
In Baker county today after 23 of 38 precincts reported Baker complete results show President La Follette 164, Roosevelt 691, Taft 902. Senator Bourne 293, Lowell 262, Morton 43. Congressman Cochran 153, Bills 228, Roosevelt 23, Rusk 310, Sinnott 172. Secretary of State Pields 477, Olcott 424. Senator Coshow 47, Lane 145, Pierce 516.
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Baker County
la Follette
Roosevelt
Taft
Bourne
Lowell
Morton
Cochran
Bills
Rusk
Sinnott
Secretary of State
Pields
Olcott
Taft Leads in Morrow County as Returns Come In
Incomplete returns from Morrow county show Taft in the lead for the presidential nomination. Judge Lowell has a strong vote for senator, N. J. Sinnott leads the congressional nomination race, and Neal trails Steiner with Steiner slightly ahead for district attorney. In Tacoma, C Hillman, moustache shaved, arrives en route to McNells Island penitentiary for mail fraud sentence.
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Heppner, Ore
Morrow County
Taft
Judge Lowell
N. J. Sinnott
Rice
Neal
Steiner
Tacoma
Wash
C. Hillman
Aan
McNells Island Penitentiary
Hillman
Fragmentary OCR Notes Mention Local Officials
A garbled OCR snippet lists local government roles including District Attorney Joint Representative Representatives County Clerk School Superintendent and County Commissioner with uncertain references to national offices. The legible parts indicate a roster of officials and titles without clear context or event details.
Titanic Owner Blocked From Leaving Country By Subpoenas
New York April 20 Senator Smith chairman of the senate Investigating committee refused J Bruce Ismay White Star manager to sail for England. Subpoenas served on Ismay and twenty two Titanic crew members keeping them in the United States until the probe ends. Other crew members allowed to depart on the Lapland. Cottam wireless operator on the Carpathia testified about frantic messages and delayed news of the disaster and false White Star reports of saved passengers.
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New York
Senator Smith
Michigan
Senate
J. Burce Ismay
White Star Line
England
Ismay
Smith
United States
Lapland
Europe
Iyater
Seniator Smith
White Star
Thomas Cottam
Twig
Cottam
Carynthia
C.D. Q
Regulation of ships by nations urged
Washington D C April 20 Regulation of transatlantic liners to prevent a repetition of the Titanic disaster is aimed at in a resolution introduced into the senate today by Senator Martibo of New Jersey. The measure asks the president to negotiate with maritime powers for uniform sea lane regulation, equipment standards aboard ships, and systematic inspection.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Martibo
New Jersey
Senate Foreign Committee
Titanic Engineers Prayed Till Death
New York report recalls how Titanic engine room engineers knelt and prayed as the ship sank after doing all in their power to save others. On deck, sailors smoked and chatted while awaiting their fate as lifeboats arrived with the Carpathia. A photographer claims he was fired upon by a watchman while attempting to photograph the scene.
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New York
White Star Line
Carpathia
By & Watchman
Powers Offer Mediation to End Tripoli War
In St. Petersburg officials announced that the powers proposed mediation to Constantinople to halt the Turkey Italy conflict over Tripoli. The move aims to bring the war to a close through negotiation.
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St. Petersburg
Constantinople
Turkey
Italy
Tripoli
Rare Franz Hals miniature found in Washington collection
A Washington discovery reveals a miniature bearing the name of Franz Hals. Mrs. J. C. Pilling bought it twelve years ago from a dealer named Collins who claimed it came from Bishop Frank M. Briatol of the Methodist Episcopal church now in Buenos Ayres. The piece is said to depict Oliver Cromwell.
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Washington
Franz Hals
J. C. Pilling
Collins
Frank M. Briatol
Methodist Episcopal Church
Buenos Ayres
Majority Come to U, 8, London Goard of Trade figures
The Board of Trade statement shows that 1,058 emigrants left Ireland in 1911. Of this number 22,010 went to the United States and 5,478 to Canada.
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London
Ireland
United States
Canada
Widow Leaps Into Ocean in Titantle California
In Titantle California on April 20 Mrs M Al Stueh ler, 55 widow of St Louis, driven by grief over the Titanic disaster, leaped into the ocean and was drowned.
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Venisee
Calif
M. al. Stuehler
St. Louis
Wis
Civic and Religious League Forms in Pendleton
A new permanent organization the Civic and Religious League of Pendleton has been formed to advance the Men and Religion Forward Movement. Five committees cover Boys' Work, Social Service, Bible Study, Evangelism, and Missions with five members each from local Protestant churches plus Mr. Dean Tatum as charter member. Meetings are on the second and fourth Tuesdays. Election results: Morris president Landers vice president J. A. Lee secretary.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Civic and Religious League of
Dean Tatum
League
Evantellade Committee
San Francisco Merchant Killed In Car Crash Near Mountain View
San Jose California April 20 W L Jones a leading San Francisco merchant was killed instantly when his car ran off the road and overturned near Mountain View ten miles north of here. Three friends who were present were seriously hurt in the crash.
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San Jose
Calif
W. L. Jones
San Francisco
Mountain View
Here
Pendleton Hosts Pilot Rock In Season Opener
Pendleton fans prepare for a Tri State league opener at Round-Up Park tomorrow. Manager Garrett will lend his best pitcher to Pilot Rock to balance the game and showcase his squad in new uniforms bearing the Round-Up slogan Let er Buck. Heavy weather is hoped to break for the crowd.
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Tomornw
Pendleton
Garrett
Pirates
Pilot Rock
Buckaroo
Lowell Thanks Local Supporters
Lowell thanks the Republicans of Umatilla County for their support in the primary campaign. He reflects on the result, expresses no complaint, and hopes for victory by yesterday’s nominees in November. He pledges to run again in two years if defeated and argues Eastern Oregon remains part of the state and a man of moderate means can win in a Republican primary.
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Umatilla Co
Oregon
Commonwealth
Lincoln
La Follette Wins Union in Oregon County Returns
Complete Union county results show President La Follette 18, Roosevelt 640, Taft 356. Senator Bourne 324, Lowell 264. Morton Ti Selling 582, Congressman Cochran 445, Ellis 257. Roosevelt 44, Rusk 353, Sinnott 31. Secretary of State Field 611, Olcott 886. Democratic President Clark 348, Harmon 29, Wilson 353. Senator Coshow 115, Lane 124, Pierre 535.
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la Grande
Ore
Union County
la Follette
Roosevelt
Taft
Bourne
Lowell
Morton Ti
Congressman—Cochran
Ellis
Rusk
Sinnott
Secretary of State
Field
Olcott
Clark
Harmon
Wilson
Coshow
Lane
Pierre
Sinnott Leads in Wasco County With 1000 Vote Edge
Incomplete returns from Wasco county show State Senator Sinnott leading for congressional nomination by about 1000 votes. Local results indicate Sinnott will win Wasco, with counts still coming in from The Dalles area.
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Sinnott
Wasco
Dalles
Ore
Wasco County
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