Negotiations May Be Renewed With U S
United States officials in Washington report John Lind will reach Mexico City tomorrow. Huerta may reopen talks, with Lind’s latest cable showing a cautious path toward negotiations amid U S mediation efforts.
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Lind
Mexico
Washington
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Huerta
John Lind
Wilson
State Department
Bryan
Alg
United States
New York Herald
Bryan Ia
Texas
Brownsville
Ft. Jefferson
Ft. Leavenworth
Ft. Crookwell
Ft. Bush
Great Lakes Division
Gamboa
Lahed
Tent City Arrangements For Pendleton Round-Up
Dean Tatum leads Oregon National Guard efforts to set up a tent city in Pendleton for the Round-Up. A rearload of tents will be rented to residents desiring yard sleeping space, ensuring accommodation for all attendees as the tent city comes online.
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Dean Tatum
Oregon National Guard
Pendleton
National Guard
Oregon firms denied permission to sell stock in state
Salem Aug 28 The Oregon Telephone Herald and the Oregon Enunciator, Portland based firms, were denied authorization to sell stock in the state by Corporation Commissioner Watson. The decision cited lack of wires or means to provide the promised service. The firms aim to furnish news and amusement features by telephone to businesses and homes.
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Salem
Oregon Telephone Herald
Oregon Enunciator Company
Portland
Watson
Peace Palace Dedicated by Queen Wilhelmina
The Hague August 28 Queen Wilhelmina dedicated the Palace of Peace in the presence of 2000 officials and delegates of the peace conference.
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The
Hague
Wilhelmina
East Oregonian Round-Up editions announced for Pendleton
The East Oregonian promotes an expanded four evening Round-up edition series with seven columns per page. Each issue will be a new souvenir edition featuring full daily Round-up news and numerous related features. The four issues cost 26 cents, with mail orders at the office or by sending 6 cents per address.
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Mowey
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Oregon
Imperator Fire Triggers 1100 Steerage Panic. Safe Landing
A blaze in the Imperator's provision room in Hoboken leads to a steerage panic as 1100 passengers are landed safely after the fire is controlled. One officer suffocated, damage estimated at 150000, Hamburg America says repairs will be swift despite a fleet of 3100 aboard yesterday. The ship sails Saturday as scheduled.
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Hoboken
N. J
Imperator
Meyer
Jine
Ordinance Regulating Street Traffic Adopted By Council
The Pendleton street traffic ordinance passed with few changes after City Council debate on the speed limit. The measure mirrors last Thursday’s publication save a ten mile per hour corner turn limit instead of eight and includes plans to mail 500 copies to automobile owners. The council urged strict enforcement, rejected nuisance claims against a local rock crusher, discussed public fountains, and granted Roger Averill’s fire committee request before continuing on Page 8.
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Pendleton
East Oregonian
Mayoratiock
Eli
Cole
Time Club
City Hall
Roger Averill
ELOPING GIRLS GET OFFERS OF MARRIAGE
A San Francisco report notes Marsha Warrington and Lola Norrig receive marriage offers across the country while Caminetti’s associates face attempts to probe private life. Witnesses from the Diggs case era are repeated in testimony as FF A Lindner recounts encounters at a Riverside hotel. Old men and urban suitors flock to courtship bids.
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San Francisco
Peter J. Tehaney
State Board of Control
Caminetti
Sacramento
Diggs
Combetti
Tehaney
FF. A. Lindner
Riverside
Marsha Warrington
Lola Norrig
La Follette Attacks Gallinger in Verbal Clash
Senator La Follette denounces Gallinger and other GOP leaders over trades on tax policy and industrial change. He forecasts retirement of Gallinger as he accuses party figures of resisting new income tax standards while opposing Bristow’s plan for a 10 percent tax on incomes above $100,000.
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Washington
Alles
la Follette
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Bristow
Governors Meet Plan Proposed for Frisco 1915
Colorado Springs Aug 28 Lieutenant Governor Wallace of California invites the governors conference to meet in San Francisco in 1915 and asks each state to support the exposition by erecting buildings to boost the event.
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Colorado Springs
Wallace
California
Governors’ Conference
San Francisco
Striking Miners Return at Black Diamond Urges End
About 750 union coal miners who struck last month at Black Diamond returned to work after a member of the pit committee was discharged following a fight with a foreman. The stoppage began over the disciplinary action and resumed production as crews resumed shifts.
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Seattle
Union
Black Diamond
Hydro Bullet Upsets Rower at Mississippi Regatta
Keokuk Iowa August 28 Hydro Bullet overturned near a buoy in Lake Cooper during the Mississippi River Power Boat Association regatta. Pilot Earl H Deaken of Lauderdale Lakes Wis escaped drowning while engineer Ralph Smith clung to the boat. Oregon Kid owned by S T Black of Portland Ore won the 20 mile heat in 26 50 2-6.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Hydro
Mississippi River Power Boat Association
Lake Cooper
Earl H. Deaken
Lauderdale Lakes
Wis
Ralph Smith
Smith
Deaken
Oregon Kid
S. T. Black
Portland
Oregon
Official Adjourner Adjunct to Council
Pendleton city council relies on Bob Kirkpatrick as the official adjourner who ends weekly sessions. He triggers adjournment with a second from Joe Ell, a routine that began to collar late meetings after he learned to prefer committee or street discussions. When absent, sessions lengthen until someone else suggests Kirkpatrick's motion and the council adjourns.
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Pendleton
Congress
Bob Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Recorder
Kirk
Joe Ell
Gunboat Destroyed in Bombing Plot Allegations
Joquiam Buche Alcade, who says he accompanied Didier Masson on separate lighted flights over Guaymas harbor, was arrested in Los Angeles as Special Agent Bowen of the Department of Justice declined to explain. Alcalde asserted Masson’s bombing runs were successful and that the federal gunboat Guaymas was destroyed.
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Los Angeles
Joquiam Buche Alcade
Didier Masson
Guaymas Harbor
Bowen
Department of Justice
Alcalde
Masson
Guaymas
Poindexter Denies Allegations Of Family Posts
Washington senator Poindexter charged that a Seattle Post-Intelligencer story libelled him by claiming he obtained government posts for 11 relatives. He admitted one appointment for his brother in the senate folding room but said he had no role in placing the others.
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Washington
Poindexter
Seattle
Iis
Senate
Wash
Post Intelligencer
Thaw guarded from kidnapping attempt in SHERBROOKE
Attorneys guard Harry Thaw closely in Sherbrooke fearing an abduction to turn him over to New York authorities. Jerome traveled to Quebec to confer with Premier Gould about yesterday's Thaw proceedings being far from ideal.
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Sherbrooke
Harry Thaw
New York
Jerome
Quebec
Gould
Thaw
Pendleton Faces Water Shortage Over Mill Race Dam
The Byers Milling Co plans a concrete wall in the Umatilla river to divert flow into its millrace intake, risking a city water shortage. City engineers report the municipal intake lies downstream and pumping already struggles. officials fear a dam may force fights over adequate supply if rains are scant.
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Pendleton
Byers Milling Co
Umatilla
Commission
Sex Hygiene Reform Urged By World Educators
At the fourth International Congress of School Hygiene in Buffalo experts urged a revolution in how sex hygiene is taught. Dr Charles Eliot and Rev Richard Tierney led calls for public opinion to back strong action against commercialized vice, lax morals in some women, and the depravation of those who profit from it. They said segregation policies fail and laws against undesirable marriages must be revised.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Charles Elliot
Richard J. Tierney
Eliot
Prune Crop Harvest Promises Bumper Yield in Ontario
In Ontario Oregon Aug 28 work on the prune crop moves to picking and packing in large orchards. A bumper harvest seems assured with some growers delaying for price gains while most have contracted the entire crop at 70 cents per box.
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Ontario
Gaynor Announces Independent Run For Mayor
New York enters a three candidate mayoral race as Mayor Gaynor declares an independent bid from his Long Island farm. Tamany names Edward E. McCall, while fusionists back John Purroy Mitchell. The key question remains which allies Gaynor will pick as running mates and whether two fusion men will decline to run with him.
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New York
Gaynor
Long Island
Tion
Tammany Hall
Edward E. Mccall
Public Service Commission
John Purroy Mitchell
Mr. Mitchel
Fusion
William A. Prendergast
Progressive
George McAneny
Board of Aldermen
Gasnor
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ST. Louis
Jefferson and Columbia Barracks
Texas City
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Peterbor
Ont
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Peterboro
Thece Department
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Federal
Byers Milling Company
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