Turks in full retreat near Buluk and Bardanjoli action
Sofia reports a complete rout of the Turkish army before Buluk with heavy casualties. Turkish forces fled without arms or ammunition as Montenegro’s army captured Bardanjoli after fierce fighting. London reports Sir Edward Grey conferring with the Turkish ambassador and a Hess Agency note that Turks may seek to reopen peace talks within a week and concede Constantinople to the Christians.
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Turkey
Sofia
Buluk
Cultinje
Montenegro
War Office
Bardanjoli
Souter
London
Edward Gray
Ecoonferrer
Hess
Constantinopie
Captain Scott and Companions Freeze 10 Death at Pole
The report outlines a fatal polar expedition where Captain Scott and companions perished in extreme Antarctic conditions near the pole. Weather, cold, and exhaustion are cited as principal factors in the tragedy affecting the known explorers.
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Scott
London
Wellington
Pole
Scott Anl
Dr. Wilson
Oates
Séeut
Hewers
Evans
Central News Agency
McMure Sound
Terra Nova
McMurdo Sound
Cape Sanders
Port Lyttleton
Amundsen
South Pole
New Zealand
Tri-State League Reforms Curtails President Sweet Power
Pendleton delegates return from Boise with revised by laws limiting President W N Sweet. Directors gain veto over umpire firings and call meetings. season 1913 expands to 120 games with North Yakima and Baker City joining. A rally and fund drive are set to back 1418 baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Ritner
John Dickson
Hoise
W. N. Sweet
Ritner
Pendleton
Hoyas
la Grande
Boise
Pensalton
Tri-State
North Yakima
Baker City
Attorney General Approves Railroad Dissolution Plan
Washington on February 10 Attorney General Wickersham announced approval of the Southern and Union Pacific plan to dissolve their joint interests. Papers were transmitted to the federal court at Salt Lake seeking court supervision of the dissolution operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wickersham
Southern
Union Pacific
United
Federal
Salt Lake
Howard Evans Denies Double Crossing City Offer
Howard Evans of Milton says he did not double cross the city by offering his power site to the community. He left filing with the plan under review after a talk with Mayor Matlock, expecting no city acceptance and stating he now conforms with the law to hold the right for four more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Evans
Lilling
Milton
Salem
Evans
Matlock
Reduction of Branch Asylum Funds Cuts Repairs
The joint Ways and Means Committee trimmed 125000 from the Eastern Oregon Hospital appropriation. No new wind power project work will occur for two years, risking congestion. Other requests were reduced. local institution maintenance 187200 and improvements 219949 were cut, with 95000 for a new wing already folded into the improvement total. Senator Burress and Representative Mann served on the committee.
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House and
Senate Ways and Means
Eastern Oregon Hospital
McNary
Ways and Means
Senator Burress
Representative Mann
Congress to Endure Long Session With Seven Bills
Washington reports a busy stretch as the U S Congress begins a long session to pass seven appropriation bills totaling 1.1 billion dollars. The House convened at ten this morning and plans to stay in session tonight with only ten working days left in the current Congress. The Senate faces a vote this afternoon on the Sheppard Kenyon bill banning liquor shipments from wet to dry areas.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Suffragists Attack Elite London Clubs
Suffragettes struck Pall Mall Reform Oxford Cambridge and Carlton clubs forcing window damage with bricks and lead stamped Votes for Women. They also attacked Schombery House home of Prince Christian. Three arrested. leader Mrs Grace Branson jailed three months after defying the court. others refused to give names.
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London
Pall Mall
Reform
Oxford
Cambridge
Carleton Clubs
Schomberry House
Prince Christian
Grace Branson
Alfonso Takes Airetjo Ride in Madrid Dirigible
King Alfonso forms new interest in aeronautics after a half hour ride in the dirigible Espana over Madrid. He completed a circuit of the capital and returned safely, creating excitement among spectators and prompting further discussion of air travel in the Spanish capital.
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Alfonso
Madrid
Espana
Eddy Suit Settled Against Protest
Lead, S. D. Feb. 10. George W. Glover asserts he has not withdrawn and will not withdraw his suit to contest the will of his late mother Mary Baker Glover Eddy. He says he has authorized no abandonment and is investigating Boston reports, warning further steps could follow to press the case.
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Lead
S. D
Mary Baker Glover Eddy
Christian Scientist
George W. Glover
Glover
Boston
No Cause to Interfere in Mexico Knox Debate
Washington reports quote Congressman Hamil of New Jersey urging Knox to instruct Ambassador Wilson to warn the Mexican government it will be held accountable for injuries to Americans or property. Knox cautions the crisis is grave but not yet a reason for U S intervention. Murdock criticizes the policy as weak and asks for stronger action if a European country were involved.
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The
Commercial Association
Boise
Trond
Washington
Hamil
New Jersey
Knox
Wilson
Mexico
America
Murdock
Kansas
State Department
U S Orders Warships to Mexican Ports
The state department announced four warships will be sent to Mexican ports to project moral force in protecting American lives and property if the Diag revolution spreads. Two battleships head for Vera Cruz and one for Tampico, with the cruiser Denver to remain at Acapulco indefinitely.
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Washington
Mexico
State Department
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Denver
Acapulco
Japan's Premier Resigns Amid Diet Standstill
Tokyo reports Premier Katsura and his cabinet resign after the diet refuses to rescind the lack of confidence vote despite Mikado requests. Katsura is stoned in the street following his resignation as political turmoil surrounds the government.
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Tokio
Katsura
Diet
Mikado
Roundup dates eyed for September event in 1913
The 1913 Roundup may be held September 1 9 and 20 or September 25 26 and 27 with definite dates to be settled soon. Salem and Vancouver Fair dates were discussed along with Spokane Walla Walla and Yakima concerns over schedule. A new Round-up meeting will decide the final dates in the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy T. Bishop
Salem
Spokane
Walla Walla
North Yakima
Vancrouver, B
Vancouver. Wash
Yakima
Oregon
Weather Bureau
Jupiter Pluvius
Dryden to Lecture on Poultry Raising for Pendleton Students
Professor James Dryden head of the Oregon Agricultural College poultry department will address Pendleton public and other students tomorrow forenoon at the Pastime theater. Two programs will follow one another with motion pictures illustrating the poultry lecture. The event supports school manual training domestic science and agriculture instruction and includes a public Evening talk at Clifs Hall illustrated by stereopticon views.
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Pendleton Public Schools
James Dryden
Oregon Agricultural College
Pendleton
Dryden
Clifs Hall
Oregon
Landers
A. A. Asbahr
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Mexico City
1Idero
General Diaz
Madero
U. S
General Dias
Felix Ding
Blanquet
Ding
Reyes
Machero
Beltram
Diaz
Beltran
Zapata
Mex
San Francisco
Roopa
Western Army
Murray
California
Arizona
Difax
el Paso
Chihuahua
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Paris
Porfirio
Felix
Rrold Amundsen
Capt Scott
Vajur Ovglans
Sweet
Tristate League
U. S. Congress
Eddy
Mexican
Japan
Prof. Dryden
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