Diaz Reply and Amicable Settlement in Mexico US Tensions
Mexican Foreign Minister de la Barra told the Chamber of Deputies that Mexico desires no intervention and does not intend offense. A revised reply to Taft’s demands is expected. He described cordial U S relations and warned a large frontier army remains, with possible unforeseen consequences. Continued report noted later.
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de la Larta
Chamber
Taft
Diaz
Minnister
Washington
State Department
Mexican Foreign Office
de la Barra
Mexico
I Tts
Agua Priella
Dep Utiesn
Chaniter
Amortonh
Tott
Hlntt- Conyverke Helden
Erithin
Madero
Scott Mes and General Daughters presidency election
Washington April 21 The reelection of Mrs Matthew Scott of Illinois as president of the General Daughters of the American Revolution is conceded by Miss Poe press agent for Mrs William Story of New York, the opponent.
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Washington
Matthew Scott
Ilinois
Miss Poe
Mra
William Story
New York
War fright over Morocco clashes in Europe outlook
Madrid on April 21 reports anxious mood as France weighs sending troops toward Fez, likely provoking Spain to resist. The note says Germany blocks African aggression and Britain supports France, raising fear of a broader European war from tensions in Morocco.
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Madrid
Europe
Morocco
France
Fez
Spain
Germany
England
Longworth May Be Ambassador to Germany
Wishington April 21. It is reported in official circles that Congress man Longworth can give the post of ambassador to Germany, succeeding Eis, if he wants it.
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Wishington
Official Crelet
Longworth
Amtasturer
Germany
Pendleton Debates July Fourth Celebration Plans
The Pendleton Commercial Club discusses whether to celebrate July Fourth this year. Members favor varied options including a countywide event, with the matter referred to the public policy committee for recommendation. The club also approves pro rata funding for related expenses and considers a Columbia Basin development league concept.
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Pendleton Watt
Manneers
T. i. Mann
Alimuke van
Tranch Asylum
Baker, Union
Pendleton
Committee On Public Policy
W. I. Thompson
A. AM
Columbia Basin Development League
Burglar Raid Hits Pendleton Cleaning Works At Alt Street
Pressing parlors at Pendleton Cleaning & Dyeing on Altit street were burglarized last night. A rear window was pried open and trousers coats and a few items were taken. most work was finished, front room spared. Proprietor Sullivan and clerk Ralph Coon report the loss and promise replacements. Coon expresses distress over missing Sunday ball game.
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Hilph Coon
Ed Stickler
Frank Neagle
Pendleton Team
Altit Street
Direk Sullivan
Hieehop
Pitrangs
Vote Today on Reciprocity Passage Sparks House Debate
Washington April 21 The final debate in the house on the reciprocity bill began today Republican McColl of Massachusetts defended Underwood's identical minutes while Chairman Cinderwood led the closing hours. Democrats denounced fellow Democrats for supporting a Republican protective principle and Republicans criticized colleagues for joining with Shamocrats amid a heated exchange. The vote to defeat or approve was expected this afternoon with lawmakers from northern and agricultural states weighing heavily.
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Washington
McColl
Mineachusetts
Underwood
Fhalell
Cinderwood
Hroker
Saute
Repubicans
North
Curgiin
Shirley
Mn Webb
Hpreiebiett
Anderson
Amd
Rahn
Miebece
Algtuarrin
Afrel Murtas
Corles
Mast Yelucetts
Goode
Pronte
Mores
Oklahoma
Helgexon
Nott Pakots
Daha
Young
Tens
la Follette
Frederick Wil Johns Hanged At Sunrise In Stevens County
Willa Wall Wash April 21 reports the execution of Frederick Wilson Johns at sunrise after conviction for the murder of Mik Armin, a scene echoing the Barnes case. The tale notes Johns claimed accomplices and that a mysterious manuscript he wrote in jail may reveal further details if deciphered.
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Willa Wall
Wash
Frederick Wil
Jahns
Althoust
Stevens County
Johns
Americans Brace for Juarez Attack amid Border Tension
El Paso reports April 21 with U S troops reinforcing to shield civilians as rebels threaten Juarez from Bunche side. Descriptions note artillery fear, hill battles, and possible US fire if attacked. further dispatches describe rebel movements and planned engagement as forces converge near the city.
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el Paso
Madero
Juarez
Alcicates
Lomerica
Dortie Centon
User
Janes
Pengins
Agri
Chipnias
Liceuyrin
Aeu Prieus
Rior Pot AO
Man linked to murder in Chicago quarrel case
In Chicago during a quarrel at a residence the man, Clentinson, is alleged to have committed the crime. Mie Lottseidt identified him as the principal, with remarks by official sources in St Louis and remarks from Assistant State Attorney Narthrugg. He remains under life sentence.
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T Fenile
Lottseidt
Clentinson
Thernstuind
Chicago
St. Louie
Solpmndidtn
Striex
Narthrugg
Cleminenn
Engine Explodes In Oregon Short Line Crash Kills 1
Shoshone Idaho April 26 One of the worst Oregon Short Line accidents in years occurred late yesterday afternoon when the engine drawing a freight train derailed after an explosion. The engineer Bev Chipman died and two others were injured as wreckage blocked the track. Rescue crews rushed to the scene and miles of track were affected by the blast and fire.
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Shoshone
Iaho
Oregon
Nather
Bev Chipman
R Nichols
Flinmay
Spalding
Daantiotiv Ms Trast
Pessibin
Glonieerty
Fiji
Rent Cows Sec Ly No Abet Murder at Sligo Center
In Livermore a man named Frank Mitellell was murdered last night at Sligo Center. A mob roamed the area as officers reported a violent incident and the body was reportedly found near the ballet ritited location.
Recruiting Officers Besieged by Applicants
San Francisco April 21 Anticipating American intervention in Mexico the recruiting office is besieged here with applications for enlistment Similar reports come from other parts of the country and reflect eager volunteers seeking service during a time of international tension.
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San Francisco
Cal
Mexico
Home partially damages Oakland lodging house
An attempt to blow up a lodging house on Fifth Street in Oakland occurred this morning. A crude bomb exploded on the porch, partially wrecking the structure. Twenty people were asleep inside but none were injured. The motive remains unknown.
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Oakland
Calif
Fifth Street
Vaccinations for Alaska-bound passengers on ships
The Juneau Alaska outbreak prompted government doctors to vaccinate all passengers bound for Alaska aboard the Dolphin and Bertha. Miners and tourists faced vaccination before the ships departed, despite prior opposition.
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Juneau
Alaska
Dolphin
Berthr
State Enters Suit to Obtain Property for Land Tract
Condemnation proceedings begun this afternoon by the state to gain possession of a ten acre tract west of the city owned by C. C. Hendricks. The suit, filed in the local court by the attorney general, names Hendricks and others as defendants and cites mortgages and judgments tied to the land. Reports say Hendricks may have placed encumbrances and sought an inflated price, while the state seeks assessment of the property and condemnation with damages awarded.
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Toserchre
C. Hendricks
Attornes
A.M. Crawgford
J. 4. van, Winkle
Fiit Board
Govvernor
Dewald West
Bowman
Mendricks
Hendricks
Taft Likely to Answer Guggenheim Monopoly Charge
Washington April 21 It is understood the cabinet will discuss charges that Guggenheim was allowed to seize the Churgach forest right of way to Controller bay from the Alaska coal fields The administration will issue a general disclaimer and Taft is expected to prepare a personal answer alleging Guggenheim was not a monopoly He is said to be on Taft's list.
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Washington
Guggenheim
Churgach Forest
Controller Bay
Alaska
Taft
Emperor Williams Throat Trouble For Thirty Days
Vienna reports Emperor William is suffering an acute throat ailment. Doctors advise canceling all audiences for the next thirty days, fearing the condition may cause anxiety.
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Vienna
William
大量弹药在城内仓库被卸下并运走
在奥斯汀艾普里尔二十一日，一季以上的弹药被卸载到地下室。据报道，共有二十多万发子弹用于步枪和十六万发用于左轮手枪，货物来自法兰克福。
Oregon Agricultural College summer session opens June 18
Corvallis Ore April 21 Opportunity to meet influential and active school men as teachers attend the six week summer session at Oregon Agricultural College opening June 18 and closing July 8 Waldo Hall will house both men and women with social events including dances concerts band concerts picnics and social gatherings along the Wilmette and Mary's rivers The program aims to pair superintendents with capable teachers for positions and advancement opportunities in education.
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Corvallis
Ore
Oregon Agricultural College
Waldo Hall
Wilmette
Mary's
Mary's Peak
Burglary Try At Jewelry Store Ends With Capture
A bold burglary attempt at Schaefer Jewelry Store last night is thwarted after a lengthy chase. Officers Oghalfer and Stansterry pursue two men through downtown, one fleeing onto a fire escape before escape is thwarted. A suspect tied to recent thefts at Pennington Cleaning and Dyeing Works is believed captured. jewelry from the Schaefer store is found, and a second man faces a two year sentence at the penitentiary.
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Wien
Mrasiers Goksbere
Alemwnber's
Taylor Hardware
Sheer
Z. D. Stansterry
Stineberry
Soljaefer
Bert
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