Mexico in Open Revolt Sparks U.S. Neutrality Moves
A revolutionary army led by General Jose Torres captured San Cristobal and forced the provisional governor to resign, signaling a serious revolt in southern Mexico. In San Antonio officials report U S Secret Service agents arrived to monitor the Constitutionalist junta and preserve U S neutrality while the faction opposes Madero and endorses de la Barra.
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Monterey
Mex
San Cristoball
Jose Torres
Frandisco Madero
Victor
Enricho Diag
Mexico
Borve
Torres
de la Barra
Mexicon
Dla
Secret Service Livestigures
San Antonio
Tex
United States
Washington
Constitutionnalist Party of Mexico
el Constitutional
EE Constitutional
Madero
Oregon State Modern Brotherhood Convention Opens Thursday
The Modern Brotherhood of America district convention meets Thursday July 12 in this city starting at 2 PM with all Oregon lodges invited. The state manager and lodge delegates will attend as a banquet, speaking and music follow, open to all members. Delegates to the national convention will be chosen in Denver.
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Modern Brotherhood of America
Oregon
Brotherhood
Diatrick
Denver
King Artemis Races in Dublin Levee for King George and Queen Mary
Dublin July 10. King George and Queen Mary hosted a grand levee at Dublin Goathe today receiving a large delegation of peers who presented an address.
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Dublin
Navy Readies For War Maneuvers Off Atlantic Coast
Prov in Town Massachusetts July 15 to July 19 35 ships including battleships cruisers and other vessels assemble for the Atlantic coast maneuvers the largest gathering of American fighting ships to date joining other assets and destroyers in the drill along the coast
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Provincetown
Mans
Atlantic
Wall
Local pitcher offered bribe in Pendleton league game
Local pitcher Joe Berger, famed twirler of the Blue Mountain league, denied a $100 bribe to throw a game between the Buckaroos and the Hearts. He confirmed the attempt but refused to name the would be briber, calling him a tin horn gambler. Berger noted the outcome, a 10–0 loss for the opponents, and defended his integrity and sportsmanship. The accuser’s identity was kept private, amid strong community respect for Berger.
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Joe Berger
Blue Mountain League
Abcul
Berger
Buckaroovs
Pendleton
Porilani
No. 17
Walla Walla
Turing
Merger
Ambassador Paid Big Rents Stimulus of Taft Era
A distorted report credits Wall Street figure Carence Jones as head of the American Em- expresses belief that the embassy’s fate hinges on money rather than policy. The piece notes Jones claims the President has spent vast sums entertaining supporters. Four men reportedly approached Taft about a Reid candidacy but were declined.
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San Francised
Carence Jones
Wall Street
Americiah Em- Diky
Tere Toitay
Wivitelhiuw
Taft
Eine
Reid
Reid, But Alyonefused
Doles
Red pepper attack hits Northern Pacific agent at Helix
W. K. Hainsworth, NP agent at Helix, was assaulted Saturday evening by Mrs. Charles Stanton over enforcement of the rule against patrons sending parcels by nonexpress. Pepper blinded him briefly. a physician removed it and his sight recovered. Hainsworth reported to postal authorities seeking prosecution for interfering with U S mail delivery.
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W. K. Hainsworth
Northern Pacific
Helix
Charles Stanton
Hainsworth
Stanton
Pendicton
Express
Stanton le
N. O P
Helix Postorfion
U. S
City Wiped Out in Figansville Fire Ottawa July 10
Two thirds of Figansville Ontario sixty miles west of Ottawa were wiped out by a fire today causing $260,000 in damage. Twenty five houses three churches two flour mills a sawmill and a sash and door factory were destroyed.
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Ottawa
Ont
Figansville
Here
Survivors organize after Santa Rosa wreck
Survivors of the Santa Rosa shipwreck plan an association to push for a full disaster account to federal authorities. Capt. Farra regrets not heeding advice as wireless reports confirm deaths and unresolved missing aboard the sunken vessel off Point Arguello.
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Coninguo Growlig
Faria
Céntralia
Santa Rost
Cal
Man Survives 38000 Volt Shock While Fishing
Marinette Wis July 10 though 8000 volts of electricity passed through Max Engles of High Falls on the Peshtigo River while he touched a steel rod near the power house he was knocked unconscious and for a time it was feared he died artificial respiration revived him and he is now on the road to recovery his entire right side is badly burned
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Marinette
Wis
Max Engles
High Falls
Peshtleo River
Engles
Alaska deal inquiry opens before House committee
An investigation by the House committee on expandi tives in the interior begins into a complex Alaska affair. Land Commissioner Dennett and stenographer Miss Abbott revealed letters from Richard Ryan and former Secretary Ballinger, while officials denied their existence. The president recalls no contact with his brother as new details emerge from the White House briefing. The inquiry promises thoroughness and anticipation of significant information next week.
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Washi Hiton
Dennett
Miss Abbott
Richard Ryan
Ballinger
Mulpoenien
Fisher
Macuss
White House
Wilgast and Welsh Wary of Labor Day Bout
Los Angeles July 10 prospects for a twenty round lightweight title fight on Labor Day between champion Ad Wilgast and Freddie Welsh of England. At a recent conference managers nearly agreed on terms. Welsh given until August 10 to post a 210,000 side bet.
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Los Angeles
Labor Day
Ad Wilgast
Freddie Welsh
Engin
Walsh
Alleged Embezzler to be Brought from California
Governor West approved a requisition on California for Louis J. Wilde a reputed Californian capitalist wanted in Portland for embezzling about $90 000 from the Oregon Savings Trust Company Wilde is described as a Sin Dieene figure and the case involves alleged unlawful appropriation of funds with charges pending in Oregon
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Alem
West Fodey
California
Louis JL Wilde
Portland
Oregon Sovitesing Trust Company
Arson Charge Against Xiusak Druggist in Ukieh
A Ukieh druggist is in county jail awaiting court action on arson charges. Police say he plotted to burn the store and its contents to collect insurance, hiring an alleged accomplice and planning the act to occur while the owner was away. The plot was uncovered by officers and the suspect was arrested in Pendition after a tip led to his arrest.
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Wilben
Ukieh
Wilken Wiwre
Round-Up Delays Opening of School
The local school board postponed the opening of Peneton schools by one week to Monday September 18 from September 11. The delay allows the Round-up and district fair to proceed, with schools remaining in session an extra week in spring to make up the time.
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Peneton
Volcano Activity Report Near Broken Top in Cascade Range
In Bend Oregon on July 10 residents report smoke rising from an older crater of Broken Top in the Cascade range about thirty miles away. Dense steam clouds issue from the extinct crater, prompting speculation on any link to the recent California earthquake.
See Case in Chicago Deepens as Attorneys Clash
Prosecutor and defense pressed arguments in Evelyn Arthur See case with three days of speeches ahead. See faces charges of debauching Mildred Bridges and plotting a new Zion, amid claims the “Revealer of Absolute Life” uses gimmicks and women followers to hide truth.
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Chicago
Tih
Evelyn Arthur See
See
Mildred Bridges
Zion
Enfarth
Butler Quits as Columbia President at Educational Meeting
News accounts Butler resigns as president of Columbia University and steps down as chairman of the board of trustees. J Stanley Brown named successor as insurgent factions press for full reform. The 25th annual report details the permanent fund, investments, and income from bonds, noting $180,000 in the fund and $6,747 in interest for the year.
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San Francisco
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
National Educitional Association
Come Vention
J. Stanley Brown
Jo. Het
Butler
Ella Flagg Young
James N. Greenwood
H. B. Brown
Carroll G. Pearse
Mmbers
Uspom
Trunteo”Acon
Pererminnent Fund
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Manhattan Railway
Mirst ‘Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Sion
Manhattan
City of
New York
ELOPING PAIR MAY ESCAPE PROSECUTION
Reported eloping couple from Pendleton Chehalis were captured with Nellie Colvin and J W McPherson. Authorities say the pair may face no charges as investigations continue. conditions and motives cited include jealousy and a planned marriage. pair headed to Ritter after return from Chehalis. mother’s anger and police plans noted.
Jockey Dolan Shot Dead in Memphis Hotel Row
In Memphis on July 16 Jockey Thomas Dolan was shot and killed by J H Hugten a merchant planter from Magee Ark after a dispute over four diamond studs. The shooting occurred in a local hotel room with passersby reporting the incident.
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Memphis
Tenn
Thomas Dolan
J. H. Hugten
Dma
Magee Ark
Bire
Hirches
Syd Hughey
Move to require wires laid underground debated at council
Council considers ordinance to place electric and telephone lines underground in business districts. Strain plans to draft the measure, aiming to reduce above ground wires on Cottonwood Garden and Main streets, with costs borne by utilities and no cost to property owners.
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Mentiere
BP. Strain
Strain
Friends of the Improvement
Helter Company
Cottonwood
AIA
Webb
Garden
Main Street
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