Archbald Impeachment Trial Opens in Senate Court
Washington December 2 Archbald associate justice of the commerce court goes to trial on misbehavior charges. Senate votes to proceed with procedures and a 100 witness plan for daily testimony in the historic impeachment proceeding.
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Archbald
U. S. Senate
Associate Justice of Commerce Court
Senate
Ile
Washington
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Bacon
Georgia
Senate Court
United States
New Commerce Court
House
Taft submits foreign relations message to Senate
President Taft sends to the Senate his message on Our Foreign Relations. He notes Mexico’s two years of revolution and the United States policy of patient non intervention while protecting American interests. He cites $1,000,000,000 in American capital in Mexico and hopes for order and prosperity. He mentions Nicaragua and Honduras, warning of delayed ratification of a financial convention with Honduras. He urges stronger efforts to keep American markets open. Taft also requests a report from the international waterways commission on the Lake Erie dam outlet and Canada-US boundary dispute before the new administration.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Mexico
Republic of
United States
Nicaragua
United
Honduras
Congress
International Waterways Commission
Commission
Lake Erie
Canada
America
Armistice talks delay Balkans and Turkey meeting
Oregon-Idaho division of the Farmers' Educational and Co operative Union opens sessions in Baker. Local members, including Henry Rosenberg and W W Harrah, travel for the largest convention yet with national figures like C S Barrett and J D Brow in attendance. The program features open and public meetings, with evening addresses by Barrett and Crow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon-Idaho
The
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
Baker
Henry Rosenberg
W. W. Harrah
Henry Hudeman
R. O. Earnhart
Baker Commercial Club
C. 8. Barrett
Association
Atttendance
J. D. Brow
National Association
Oregon
P. W. Cox
L. C. Crow
Washington State Association
Warren McCurtain
Tri-State
CC. L. Palmer
Welcom
A. RK. Shumway
Messrs. Barrett and Crow
Warner Fails to throw OConnell in La Grande bout
Ed Warner of La Grande failed to throw Eddie OConnell of Portland twice within an hour, losing the match and his side bet. The event, refereed by Dudley Evans, drew local athletes Dudley Evans, Young Hack, and Billy Gaffney, with Hack delivering preliminary exhibitions.
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Ed Warner
la Grande
Eddie O'Connell
Portland
Union
Dudley Evans
Young Hack
Billy Gaffney
Ags Stan
Warner
O'Connell
Mr. Evans
Hack
Gaffney
Fritz
Minian
Postal official aids in locating two missing men
Postmaster J. T. Brown, also a chief information officer on lost people, is handling two cases. Mrs. Alice Fryberger of Granada Colorado seeks her brother Arthur Anderson who has been out of contact for about 30 years. he is believed alive in the area and is 65. T. F. Hamsted of Portland Mex searches for his son C. A. Hamsted who disappeared last May, the couple’s only child, prompting family worry.
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Uncle Sam
J. T. Brown
Alice Fryberger
Granada
Colo
Arthur Anderson
T. F. Hamsted
Portland
Mex
C. A. Hamsted
Wilson Boosts Bermuda Budget Plan Visit
Governor Woodrow Wilson attended three hours of tariff debate in Bermuda Parliament amid cheers, praising the budget method as businesslike yet noting the American system could not feasibly adopt Bermuda style annual estimates. He urged the United States to consider a budget scheme.
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Bermuda
United States
Hamilton
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Government House
November Rain Deficit Leaves Farmers Hopeful for Crop
Rainier forecasts show November total 1.25 inches vs 1.61 normal. Rain fell on sixteen days with light amounts, yet the wet season remains below normal. Despite shortages, farmers report seeding nearly complete and anticipate a bumper crop if conditions stay mild through winter.
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E. F. Averill
Call for National Bank Condition Statements
Washington December 3 the comptroller of the currency issued a call today for a statement of conditions in National banks at the close of business November 26.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Colse of Business
Four Year Old Injured Stealing Ride Behind Wagon
A four year old, Freddie Griggs, was injured when he slipped under a dump wagon hitched to a Penland auto truck on Jackson street. He sustained a broken collar bone and head bruising, with doctors unsure of how severe the injuries will prove. Driver Will Penland and bystanders describe the boy climbing onto the wagon after being warned off, and the truck stopping after the accident.
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Penland
Freddie Griggs
Frank Griggs
Littl
J. O. Parker
Will Penland
Jackson Street
Prof. Latder
Louis Greenawald
Griggs
Lincoln Street
Storms hit Pendleton causing major damage and injuries
A blustering storm struck Pendleton at noon bringing wind and rain that damaged public services. Western Union lines went down severing telegraphic news, telephone lines failed, and electric service was interrupted. County Treasurer G W Bradley was injured by a shattered window at the courthouse. a rooftop elephant display at Peoples Warehouse was toppled by the wind.
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Pendleton
Western Union
East Oregonian
Telephone Company
Mable
Portland
Walla Walla
George Bradley
G. W. Bradley
Bradley
Boyden
Peoples Warehouse
Sheepman Stanfield Looks at Wool Tariff Outlook
Riobert Stanfield of Umatilla county visited La Grande to tend his bands of sheep and assess the wool tariff outlook. He doubts President-elect Wilson and Congress will spike protective duties, noting supply and demand trends and recent shipments to Canada. He plans to observe state needs in Salem but opposes unnecessary laws and political grandstanding.
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Riobert Stanfield
Umatilla County
la Grande
Bob
Umatilla
Elec
Wilson
Democratic Congress
Oregon
Canada
Stanfield
Salem
France Warns Allies On Balkan Peace and War Leaks
Reports from Sofia, Paris, and St. Petersburg show Russia concentrating about 560,600 troops behind Polish fortresses and Austria refusing to escalate, while Greece and Bulgaria argue over evacuations near Anina and the Aegean blockade. Paris warns Balkan powers to protect Europe’s peace as diplomacy stalls and mixed signals emerge from Constantinople and Athens.
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Vienna
Russia
Redspost
Paris
France
Europe
Poincaire
Greece
Bulgaria
St. Petersburg
Austria
M. Milakoff
The
Duma
Constantinople
Weston elects first town ticket after equal suffrage
Weston Oregon reports its first town election under equal suffrage. Administration forces win mayoral race with P T Harbour 120 to 66 over Dr F D Watts. Council members Elected H A Brandt Joseph Warger D C Turner F A Reathe. Treasurer S A Barthes. Recorder L K R Van Winkle. First woman voter Martha W Van Winkle, 78, photographed while casting.
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Weston
Oregon
Fair Sex
P.T. Harbour
F. D. Watts
H. A. Brandt
Joseph Warger
D. C. Turner
F. A
Grandma van Winkle
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Audia
Germany
Wagnes
Hotce Judiciary Committee
Archhbald
Swayne
Florida
Balkans
Turkey
Rusia
Sofia
Anina
Aegan Sea
Dec
Holl- Weg
Reichstag
Athens
M. Gryparis
Greese
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