California Anti-Japanese War Talk Sparks Coast Alarm
Congressional reports from Washington and Oregon flag anti Japanese sentiment on the Pacific coast. California figures Hayes and other delegates warn of imminent war within two years if trade and invasion threats persist. White House meetings and press clips shape a sharpening anti Japan stance amid calls for readiness and unity.
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Roosevelt did not lead San Juan charge, says officer
Brigadier General C. H. Noble, retired Fort Seward commander, states Roosevelt was not at the San Juan assault. Noble, then senior officer of the Tenth Infantry, claims the regiment alone captured San Juan while Roosevelt was two miles away at Koert Hill, denying widespread beliefs about his leadership.
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Tenth Infantry
United States
Camp High
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Fort Seward
Alaska
Saya
Seattle
San Juan
Koethe Hill
Murder Strikes Del Rio Sheepman in buggy death
Del Rio Texas Dee 1 c B Cawthorn a prominent sheepman was found dead in his buggy this morning with a bullet through his heart. It is the second such murder in a week as Mexican and Texas troops patrol both sides of the river seeking the killer.
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Shen Trial Witness Describes $1500 Distribution
Albert Young testified at the Shen trial that a labor meeting in downtown Chicago distributed 1500 among five officers of the unions to fund the strike against Montgomery Ward & Co. He named Shea as national president of the Seamsters, Hugh McGee, Robert Morean, J. McCarthy, and himself as recipients. Evoh contributed 24 men who secured oath, with the witness identifying the 14 Letimeters who defended the strike.
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Agilost Shen
Chicago
Albert Young
Montgomery Ward & Co
Young
Shea
Hugh McGee
Robert Morean
Garment Workers
J. McCarthy
Evoh
Witrese
Letimeters
Thats Oe
Paid for entrymen in droves by secret service men
Defendants pressured entrymen on land claims with offers of annual payments and bounties, while denying intent to obstruct. Witnesses testified that defendants paid entry costs and expenses of entrymen in large numbers to land offices, claiming leasing complied with the law.
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Omahi
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Witteene
Des Foninnis
Local man denied fraud claims in mining case
Pasadena reports Dr John Oran Lynn of Coldfield and New York accused by BF Selefiels of China of fraud. Lyman denies obtaining money fraudulently in mining dealings. Former resident Lyman is well known. Police say no orders have been issued to arrest De Lymn.
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Dee, IL
John Oran Lynn
Coldfield
New York
Selefiels
China
Lyman Thle
Lyman
Chiege
de Lymn
Navy Triumph in Exhibition Football Clash
Navy defeated Army 10 to 0 in a season finale exhibition played in Philadelphia. A Tremont crowd witnessed a tense first half, while the president was absent. his children attended the official bow.
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New Time Card Hord Reform To Streamline Oregon Rail
Oregon railroad workers see a major timetable update with split Washington and Oregon sections on separate cards. Westbound No. 1 shifts to 11 06 am, Spokane No. 8 departs at 11 16 am, Walla Walla arrivals adjust, Pendleton departures listed for Nos 1 5 2 6 4 and Spokane connections clarified.
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Holdman goose hunt yields 16 large geese for local gun shop owners
Frost and Bowman, the well known gun store proprietors, returned from a goose hunt near Holdman with 16 giant geese. The lot included some of the largest geese ever brought to the city, and geese are reported plentiful in the area.
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Kentucky Mob Raids Town Burns Stemmeries in Princeton
A mob rode into Princeton Kentucky burning two stemmeries and destroying other tobacco plants amid a riot linked to grower tensions and an Italian controlled trust. Fire Marshal Avers is investigating while insurers report no coverage on the plants destroyed.
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New York
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Governor Chamberlain Heads to Washington for Rivers Work
Governor Chamberlain departs for Washington D C to press the National Rivers and Harbors Congress and the federal rivers and harbors appropriation committee for strong federal aid. He will argue for funding to advance projects at the Columbia River mouth Celilo and along the Willamette to keep works alive in this Pacific Northwest slice.
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Porce Railroads to Join in Washington Connections
Walla Walla Dec 1 Complaints in an action by the state to compel the O R N to connect with the Northern Pacific at Connell will be filed next week as ordered by the state railway commission. Connell is a test case to avoid confounding issues and a writ of mandate will be sought.
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Walla Walla
Franklin County
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Falkner
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Ritaville
Railway Commission
Gillette recalled as case proceeds in Herkimer
In Herkimer on December 1 Gillette was recalled for a few minutes this morning and Deputy Sheriff Kleeke testified about statements the prisoner made. The case is expected to go to the jury tonight with each side reserving the right to call witnesses Monday and the case adjourned until Monday.
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Rev. Deseo Kirk Dead in Klamath Falls Treaty Chief’s Kin
Rev. Deseo Kirk of Klamath Falls died of typhoid at age, a well known Klamath Indian and son of Chief Keologue who helped shape the 1864 treaty. He held a trusted post in the Indian Department and was widely recognized nationwide.
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Kilmith Falls
Ore
Deseo Kirk
United States
Keologue
Tidian Department
Chicago Wheat Market Report Opens Mixed on Dec 1
Chicago wheat opened at 72 8 and closed at 72 8, reflecting a steady session. Corn started at 42 4 and finished unchanged, while oats opened at 32 3 4 and ended at 32 3 4 with no change.
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Cute
Senator Di han Surrenders and Posts Bond
In San Francisco on December 1, Senator Di han surrendered to the sheriff this morning, posted bonds, and was released.
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San Francisco
Dihan
Electric Cars for City and Interurban Service Planned
Four in steel frames were received by the Willamette Valley company and preparations for electric service across the city are under way. The plan includes city lines and an interurban link to College Place and Walla Walla once machinery is installed. Manager Allen indicated a large quantity of machinery is needed and completion within six weeks is expected, with service possibly starting when equipment is ready.
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Walla Walla
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Fire destroys Harrison home at Lilleth Street
A late evening fire destroyed the Harrison residence on Lilleth Street between Rita and Court. Neighbors raised the alarm. firemen prevented spread to a nearby house. The single story frame cottage belonged to William Folsom, ex-county recorder, valued around 1200 dollars. Only charred remains survive and the Harrison family furniture was lost.
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William Folsom
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Railroad outfits burned at Hermiston last night
The Melkeen block signal crew’s outfit cars at Hermiston were burned and all crew clothing and bedding destroyed. Cause of the fire is unknown. Separately saloonkeepers in the northwest say fresh eggs cost 60 cents a dozen, and drinks needing eggs leave them breaking even at best.
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Northwest
Man Found Dead After Blow At Umatilla
An unidentified man about 45, with auburn hair and a Roman nose, was found near Umatilla last Friday after a head blow. He was unable to speak, refused to reveal identity or killer, and died this morning at the county poor farm before relatives could be located. He was buried in Olney cemetery later today.
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Minister Arrested At Church on Seventh Avenue
Seattle report states Thomas Junk a minister en route to China was arrested late last night by Mteninin Wright for conducting a bolstered house in the Church of the Apostolic Faith on Seventh Avenue between Pine and Olive. Church leader Roy Gurley was earlier arrested on a complaint by a local woman regarding numerous church services.
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Thomas Junk
China
Mteninin Wright
Church of the Apostolic Faith
Seventh Avenue
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Olive Streets
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Polo Pony Breeding Pioneer Purchases Mares
Poul Claystone, noted polo driver and rider, buys from Elwyn Chalmers of Orcas Island Washington the imported Arab stallion Vulcan and about 30 Jim Miller mares for an extensive polo pony breeding operation on a Grinite Tditho ranch spanning thousands of acres.
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Elwyn Chalmers
Orcis Island
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Vulcan
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Tditho
Jim Miller
Pulajane Uprising Shocks Samar Camp and Pueblo Warnings
In Samar inland, Major Murphy’s constabulary surprised Pablo’s camp. eleven Pulajanes were killed, the chief’s son and nine others wounded, Pablo escaped, while his wife and daughter were captured and weapons and gear destroyed. A separate report notes Santa Clara’s governor Aleman resigning amid Magoon’s push to correct Palma regime abuses. The treasury surplus reached 14 million dollars for the year, contrasting with a 12 million deficit last year. In Kamit, Russia, the police chief was killed leaving a theater, and police officials in WHS were arrested.
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Wood Scarce on Mountains Threatens Timber Supply
A large force works on mounting timber as shortages loom. Kamela dealer R T Collins travels to Freewater to visit family amid dwindling wool and mounting winter duties. Snow depth hinders gathering. women finish bowling tasks as logs move toward the rail line.
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Kamela
Freewater
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Praterities Must Go Says Chicago Record-Herald
The Chicago Record-Herald condemns school fraternities as harmful to discipline and spirit. It notes the school board directs the superintendent to enforce existing rules, questions lenient actions, and urges decisive measures to suppress fraternity influence in schools.
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Tragedy on Rutland Rail Line Kills Four Passengers
Four people were killed and several injured when a freight train collided with a passenger train on the Rutland road near Vergennes and Dee Illinois this morning. The passenger train derailed and caught fire, authorities say, and the bodies were reportedly cremated.
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Dee
Am Kravel Trai
Rutland Road
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