Turkey Willing to Renew War Against Balkans Believed
A Paris Constantinople dated report claims Turkey may resume hostilities if peace terms from the Balkan alliance are not accepted. Grand Vizier Kamal Pasha meets with a sealed council to decide on continuing the war as nations warn of grave prospects. The armistice with Turkey could end if terms are rejected, with cession of Adrianople and Aegean islands on the line. Diplomatic circles in London and Berlin describe a dangerous, unresolved situation as Greek, Turkish, and Allied envoys await developments.
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Constantinople
Grand Council
London
Grey
Balkan
Turkey
Adrianale
Aegean Islands
Church to Install Pastor in February
Rev Sherwood L Grigsby, pastor of the Presbyterian church, will be installed February 2 at 11 in the morning. Rev H Holt of Portland will be requested to preach. The pastor's charge will be delivered by Rev William H Bleakney of Walla Walla, and the people's charge by Rev W Le Van Nuys of Hood River valley. Presbytery members present included Rev Sherwood L Grigsby and others. Albert Werner of Baker attended Bowman last evening.
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Sherwood L. Grigsby
Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Pendleton
H. & Holt
D. D
Portland
William H. Bleakney
Walla Walla
W. le van Nuys
Hood River Valley
George H. Mitchell
James F. Vernon
James G. Dickson
James M. Cornelison
B. F. Harper
BE. L. Power
Johnsons Held After Train Removal in Chicago Case
In Battle Creek on January 4, Jack Johnson and his white wife were taken off a train by police at the request of Chicago federal officers. They feared Johnson might forfeit his bond on a white slave charge while he planned to travel to Toronto. A government representative returned him to Chicago.
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Battle Creek
Jack Johnson
Cicago Federal
Johnson
Toronto
Canada
Chicago
Not Dead but Dead Drunk Indian in Snow
Dr. H S Garfield encounters his first official case as coroner when a purported dead Indian is found in snow near Tutulla creek. Undertaker John Shaker and Max Max race to scene. the man proves alive, drunk on firewater, and ends up in city jail after a rough handling and a five dollar escape fee.
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Dr. TL. S. Garfield
H.S
Garfield
John Shaker
Charley
Max Max
Umiutiila
Chaeria
Tutullla Creek
Baker
Families Homeless After Ohio River Floods
Louisville report says the Ohio River flood has left more than two thousand families homeless and many lowland houses inundated. Damaged homes and rising water levels force evacuations across affected districts.
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Louisville
Ohio River
Two Men Sentenced at Pendleton State Prison
Two men were sentenced to the state penitentiary at Pendleton. A O Weinlund pleaded guilty to horse theft from Thomas Campbell and drew an indeterminate term from one to ten years. Dave Snyder pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses and received a similar sentence with five years maximum. Jim Roach and Dan Doherty, cowboys accused of calf theft, entered not guilty pleas. McGregor changed his plea to guilty of attempting to obtain money under false pretenses after evidence showed failure. The State v Lynn Hill trial key evidence and arguments unfolded, with Joe Skrable for defense. The civil case George Darveau vs Frank Dupratt was settled out of court.
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A. O. Weinlund
Thomas Campbell
Dave Snyder
Jim Roach
Dan Doherty
BH. H. McGregor
George Darveau
Frank Dupratt
Laborers March to Join Rebels in Mexican Border War
Two hundred Mexican laborers from the Douglas and Agua Prieta smelters march to Moctezuma to join rebel bands under Marcelo Caravero. About five hundred are already in camp, with reports indicating an attack on border towns was planned for the first week of February.
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Douglas, Ariz
Douglas and
Agua Prieta
Moctezuma
Marcelo Caravero
American actress Fannie Ward divorce case in London
London Jan 14 Joseph Lewis was granted a divorce from Fannie Ward the American actress. Lewis proved her misconduct and noted she left the stage after marriage then returned after five years to tour Vaudeville. Lewis was a brother of the late Simuel Lewis known as Barney Barato.
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London
Joseph Lewis
Fannie Ward
Lewis
Miss Ward
Simuel Lewis
Barney Barrato
Pardon Refused for Wappenstein by Governor Hay
Olympia January 14 Governor Hay who retires refuses to free former Chief of Police Wappenstein following a special report by Elmer Todd that investigated fraud and corruption tied to his conviction. Hay says the report is adverse to pardon applicants.
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Olympia
Hay
Wappenstein
Elmer Todd
Wounded Prisoner Sought in Minnesota After Escape
Pasco Washington dated January 14 reports John Morris shot in the back by Officer Chappel while escaping. Morris, an escaped prisoner from Minnesota's St Cloud state reformatory, is to be held until he recovers before being returned to Minnesota.
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Pasco
Wash
John Morris
Chappel
State Reformatory
St. Cloud
Minn
Morris
Minnesota
Taft Nominates Oregon Officials For Customs Posts
Washington Jan 14 President Taft sent to the senate nominations of Oregon officials for colonial posts including Col lector of customs Portland John Burgard marshal district of Oregon E C Kirkpatrick collector of customs Astoria Frank Parker postmasters Portland Thomas McCusker Astoria Frank Carney Roseburg F W Haynes La Grande J H Peare.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Oregon
Portland
John Burgard
Marshal
E. ¢. Kirkpatrick
Astoria
Frank Parker
Thomas McCusker
Frank Carney
Roseburg
F. W. Haynes
la Grande
J. H. Peare
Trains Delayed by Snow Across Cascade Region
Seattle Jan 14 The Northern Pacific cleared wreckage at Stampede tunnel east portal after a collision with a rotary plow. Trains run but unscheduled. Great Northern tied up indefinitely. Milwaukee 10 miles of snowbound track. Snow piles forty feet at Cascades crossings. weather warm and rainy on the coast. Logging halted in many districts due to snow. resumption of snow expected tonight.
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Seattle
Wash
Northern Pacific Railroad
Stampede Tunnel
North Coast Limited
Great Northern
Nean
Milwaukee
Laconia
Cascades
Washington
Johnson Buys Home in Fashionable Toronto Section
Toronto January 14 reports say Jack Johnson has purchased a residence in the fashionable section here.
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Toronto
Jack Johnson
Wilson Attacks Trust Statutes and State Legislature
Governor Wilson opens New Jersey session rereading his message while the Democratic legislature appoints James Fielder as senate president and plans to elect Hughes to the Senate. The governor bitterly attacks state laws governing trusts as the Trenton chamber reconvenes.
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New Jersey
Hughes
Trenton
N. J
East End Pioneer Is Laid to Rest
The body of Anton Effinger, a pro cer resident of the east end, died Saturday after a two weeks illness from intestinal trouble. He was born in Wurtemberg Germany November 24 1837 and came to Uhlig section five years ago to farm. He married Catherine Effinger 12 years ago and is survived by his wife and nine children: Henry of St Marie Wilho Albert of Chester Mont Mrs George Harmon Miss Lucy Effinger Mrs A Moser Frank Effinger Mrs Charles Berg Mrs George Crow and Mrs Walter Von Derehe.
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Anton Effinger
Procer
Mountain View
Wurtemberg
Germany
Uhlig
Northwest
Cathérine Effinger
Henry Effinger
St. Marie, Wilho
Albert Effinger
Chester
Mont
George Harmon
Lucy Effinger
A. Moser
Frank Effinger
Charles Berg
George Crow
Walter von Derahe
Walla Walla
Progressive pledge from Wilson as electors convene in New Jersey
Governor Wilson declares he will appoint only progressives to aid him and predicts no party split. He says Democrats are aligning with the Progressive wing and business leaders support broader duties to the people. He speaks as a representative voice for voters choosing a clear national direction.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Union
New Jersey
Democratic Party
Democratic State Committee
United States
Northern Pacific Opens Lines After Snow Battle
Beattie Jan 14 After a 24 hour battle against mountain snows the Northern Pacific is open for traffic. Great Northern line will take three days to run freely and Milwaukee lines recovery is indefinite.
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Beatile
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Byers Milling Co Sends Large Pendleton Shipment West
Pendleton flour remains popular with Chinese and Japanese markets. Sixty thousand sacks of bread-making material were shipped in forty cars over Northern Pacific to Tacoma for steamer loading bound for the far east. This reflects a vast annual orient shipment by Byers Milling Co.
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Pendleton
Orient
Byers Milling Co
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
Far East
Many Quail Die From Snow In Walla Walla Valley
Snow forces hunger among coveys in the Walla Walla valley as ranchers feed quail with grain and wheat. Farmers note large flocks east and south of the city and coyotes prey on weakened birds each evening. The Humane Society encourages feeding wild songbirds during severe weather.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Walla Walla Valley
Incal Humane Society
New York Assembly Favors Direct Election of Senators
Albany Jan 14 The state assembly passed a constitutional amendment to submit to voters a direct election of U S senators. The measure goes to the senate and passage there is assured.
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Albany
State Assembly
Senate
Secret Service Men Seek Woman on Subpoena Run
New York Jan 14 secret service men pursue Catherine Harrison wanted as a witness by the Pujo money trust committee Suspected to flee toward Canada or Europe she longtime secretary to the late H F Rogers and is believed to hold documents tied to Rogers financial transactions under scrutiny by the committee
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New York
Catherine Harrison
Pujo Money Trust Committee
Secret Service
Canada
Europe
H., F. Rogers
Rogers
New Mexico Legislature Opens in Santa Fe Fight Over Senate
Santa Fe January 14. The New Mexico legislature opened today with the principal fight over the senator ship. Republicans hold a 21 vote majority on joint ballot in the house and senate.
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N. M
Santa Fe
New Mexico
French Chamber Reopens as Poincare Backed for Presidency
Paris Jan 14 The chamber of deputies reopened today with Friends of Premier Poincare insisting he leads the race for the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Deputies
Paris
Poincaire
Fight Over Senator In Wyoming Legislature Opens
Cheyenne Wyoming January 14 The main battle in the new legislature focuses on electing Warren's successor. A number of progressive measures are expected to be blocked as the session opens.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Warren
Salem Senate and House open with committee fights
In Salem on January 14 a clash over rules surfaced as Eaton urged a committee on committees. Perkins of Multnomah was named head of the Ways and Means Committee with chairmen named for judiciary revision of laws banking affairs and agriculture. The Senate also set a three member panel to decide proper procedure in the Hodgin vs Kiddle certificate case.
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Futon
Perkins
Senate
Ways and Means
Salem
Eaton
House
Multnomih
Moser
Multnomah
Neuner
Douglas
Butler
Hood River
Wasco
Ragsdale
Gilliam
John Hodgin
Union and
Wallowa
E. E. Kiddle
Jersey Cavalry Gets Inauguration Honor
Washington January 14 Major General Leonard Wood chief marshal of the inauguration day parade has word from President elect Wilson that he has chosen the Essex troop of New Jersey cavalry for his personal escort on March 4. Parade managers welcomed the decision as many requests for the honor came from various military and semi military groups.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Wilson
Essex Troop
New Jersey Cavalry
FIRST FLATS IN CITY TO BE BUILT BY MAYOR
Mayor W F Matlock to lead Pendleton housing by remodeling the upper story of his theater block into three flats. Gibson Cole contractors have applied for a city permit. work to start immediately. Each flat will have three rooms, baths, and toilets. cost about $2000.
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W. F. Matlock
Pendleton
Gibson & Cole
Current Literature Club urged support for Oregon State University
The Current Literature Club petitions the Oregon Legislature to provide adequate funding for the state university and to create machinery for the sound coordination of higher education. The resolution reflects concerns after the November millage vote and calls for modernization to meet rapid social and industrial changes. Prominent signatories include Margaret Colesworthy Maud Rice and Mary M. Jerard.
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State University
United States
Oregon
Cation
Oregon State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hts State University
Margaret
Colesworthy Maud Rice
Mary M. Jerard
Current Literature Club
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