Greece and Servia to Agree to Armistice Expected
In Bucharest July 11, Bulgaria’s invasion by Romania began at 11 30 this morning as the first detachment crossed the Danube. The Roumanian minister left Sofia, handing archives to the Italian envoy. London reports Greece and Servia near an armistice after Bulgaria placed its affairs with Russia amid Bulgarian reverses.
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Danube
Sofia
Greece
Servin
Bucharest
Bulgaria
Roumania
London
Servia
Russia
Bervin
Guevehell
Mrs Johnson says son will return to Chicago
Chicago July 11 Government authorities were told by Mrs Tina Johnson mother of Jack that her son will return to Chicago in October when a decision of his appeal from a year’s sentence in jail for white slavery is expected. She claimed to have received a cablegram from Paris.
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Chicago
Tina Johnson
Jack
Eppeal
Jalil
Paria
Riva's Murderers Indicted in Havana Court
In Havana on July 11 the supreme court indicted General Albert governor of Havana province and Representative Arlas for homicide and assault with firearms. Armando Riva chief of the Cuban national police was killed. bail was denied. Senator Vidal Morales faced assault and resistance charges with provisional liberty allowed. The court informed the senate and house of representatives, delaying further action until congress decides.
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Havana
Supreme Court
Albert
Arlas
Armando Riva
Cuban National Police
Vidal Morales
Lberty
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
District attorney holds man for murder in teen’s lake death
Wilkes Barre July 11. sensational developments claim a coroner jury verdict finds 16 year old Alice Crispell murdered in Harvey’s lake but refuses to fix responsibility. Prosecutor says sufficient evidence exists to hold Herbert Johns 28, arrested days ago.
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Wilkesbarre
Alice Crispell
Harvey's Lake
Herbert Johns
Sunrise Service Opens Convention
Following the usual sunrise prayer service thousands attended as the Endeavor Institute of the International Christian Endeavor Society opened its convention in Los Angeles. Rev. Charles M. Sheldon of Topeka led the service with departmental work and section meetings filling most of the day.
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Los Angeles
Endeavor Institute
International Christian Endeavor Society
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Widow is eligible for pension with dependent children
Salem July 11 The attorney general ruled that a widow with dependent children qualifies for the widow's pension law regardless of her salary, provided she has no other income besides wages.
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Salem
Ore
Suffragettes Try to Press Petition on King George
In Liverpool on July 11 a suffragette delegation attempted to reach King George with a petition but was blocked. Later, women armed with pokers opened a window finishing campaign as part of the protests.
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Liverpool
George
Governor West Intervenes in Oregon Packing Strike
In Portland on July 11 Governor West visited the Oregon Packing Company amid a women workers strike. He warned that attempts to shut the plant would meet “hell to pay” while a meeting with strikers and the Industrial Welfare Commission led to a plan to arbitrate differences tomorrow. Several hundred workers protest for higher wages with support from industrialists and socialists. Mayor Albee warned against improper language or indecent banners.
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Portland
Ore
West
Oregon Packing Company
Industrial Welfare Commission
Albee
Men Indicted for Rustling Cattle in Oregon
Baker Oregon July 11 Marshall and Hick Lockett were indicted at a special grand jury session for stealing thousands of dollars worth of cattle from eastern Oregon ranges. State circuit Judge Anderson set bail at 8500. Arrests by Sheriff Kerfoot of Malheur county last week may end the cattle rustling menace. if convicted, Sheriff Kerfoot receives a 2000 reward.
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Baker
Ore
Marshall
Hick Lockett
Oregon
Anderson
Kerfoot
Malheur County
Locketts
Noordhoff Tours Market Conditions For Fruitgrowers
F K Noordhoff formerly of this city now in Freewater visits the east end to study market conditions for the fruitgrowers union. He plans to travel as far as Huntington on this tour. Noordhoff owns a 20 acre orchard in the east end and teaches school in winter. He notes the Milton Freewater area should have a good yield this year with prices higher than last year. rain damaged the cherries and berries.
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F. K. Noordhoff
Freewater Country
Milton-Freewater
Resigns Place to Accept One at Pacific U
Appleton Wis July 11 To accept the presidency of Pacific University of Forest Grove Ore Prof C J Bushnell head of the sociology department of Lawrence college a Methodist institution who is in Europe cabled his resignation The resignation was accepted Washington July 11 The nominations of James Gerard of New York ambassador to Germany and Joseph Willard of Virginia minister to Spain were sent the senate today
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Appleton, Wis
Pacific University of
Washington
James Gerard
New York
Germany
Joseph Willard
Virginia
Spain
Senate
Tariff Written to Aid the People with Reductions
Senate finance chairman Simmons reports a democratic tariff bill reducing duties by about 10 percent from House measures. Senator Thomas praises the draft, saying the Senate majority acts more radical and progressive, delivering a sincere tariff pledge fulfillment for the average citizen.
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Washington
Senate
Simmons
Finance Committee
House Messares
Thomas
United States
House
Oppenheimer Hanged at Folsom Prison
Jacob Oppenheimer was hanged at Folsom at 10 33 this morning. He showed no sign of mental anguish. Before execution he spoke to reporters and argued capital punishment is a relic of barbaric days.
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Folsom
Jacob Oppenheimer
Suffragette Demonstration Shatters Commons Disorder
The house of commons in London erupted into wild confusion during a sensational suffragette demonstration. A male protester, thought to be behind the disruption, was arrested as he and others aimed to frighten MPs by suggesting pistols were present. Solicitor General Simmons spoke during the incident.
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House OF Commons
London
Commons
Simmons
President Wilson Narrowly Escapes Auto Crash
Windsor Vermont July 11 President Wilson narrowly escaped serious injury in an automobile wreck near town. A chauffeur guided the car off the road into a yard then against a hose to avoid a collision with a wagon coming from the opposite direction. Secret service men riding with him were unharmed though bumped. The president, en route to a golf game, laughed about the scare.
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Windsor
Wilson
Here
Secret Service
Editor Dr. Leach Forced to Leave Bandon by Citizens
In Bandon Oregon a businessmen committee warned Dr. J K Leach editor of Justice that he must depart by 2 PM or be escorted from town. A mass meeting of about 600 residents authorized the action citing sympathy for the Industrial Workers of the World and anticipated invasion plans.
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Bandon
Ore
B. K. Leach
Justice
Leach
Man hanged for murder on Riverside mining claim
In San Quentin the inmate Frank Ryuuwaerts was hanged in the prison yard at 10 o clock for the murder of Mrs Harriet Guyot and Miss Julia Francois on a Riverside County mining claim in March 1912. The women were from Oregon.
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San Quentin
Frank Ryuuwaerts
Harriet Guyot
Julia Francois
Riverside County
Oregon
Griffith’s Sight Seeing owner dies of hydrophobia
Portland July 11 Frank Griffith owner of Griffith's Sight Seeing Automobile company died of hydrophobia five weeks after being bitten by a pet dog. The disease did not develop until yesterday.
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Portland
Frank Griffith
Griffith
Cattle on the East Oregon Range Near Extinction Warned
John Day Oregon July 10 East Oregonian editor M R Yates warns in a letter that eastern Oregon cattle are near extinction on the ranges. He cites forest reserve permits dropping from 12 000 to 700 head and calls for credit relief and policy action to support cattle growers amid rising meat prices.
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John Day
Ore
East Oregonian
Oregon
Ritter
Phineas Foges
Frisco
New York
Australia
Ime
Caucus Bill Said Only Solution to Currency Problem
Washington July 11 The House Banking Committee debate on currency reform reached a point where Democratic congressmen admitted the caucus on currency reform is the sole solution. Wide differences among factions were noted and a caucus of House Democrats for next week was expected to be requested. Representative Glass, who leads the bill, said it would be completed at the next week's caucus after approval by the democratic caucus.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
House Democrats
Representative Glass
Pendleton Woman Is Under Arrest in Lincoln Case
Mrs Florence Morgan of Pendleton is jailed in North Platte after fleeing with her two children aged four and six from Lincoln following an accusation she gained custody from ex husband O M Wilson by force. She faces charges of kidnapping as Wilson, previously indicted for bigamy, was released after Mrs Morgan testified she never married him.
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Lincoln, Neb
Florence Morgan
Pendleton
North Platte
Here
Oregon
Wilson
Paving Sought for Water and Lewis Streets
Water and Lewis streets are slated for hard surface pavement in the city plan. Property owners favor the work but avoid initiating petitions to escape being seen as tools of the Warren Construction Co. The city council may lead the move, depending on broader resident sentiment.
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Water
Lewis
Warren Construction Co
New Witnesses for Portland Probe Called
July 11 grand jury investigations paused as officials summon new witnesses to corroborate testimony about alleged money transactions connected to applicants for city police positions.
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Portland
Hackett and O Loughlin win Davis Cup doubles title
Harold H Hackett of Philadelphia and Maurice OLoughlin of San Francisco defeated Heinrich Kleinseroth and Wilhelm Rahe of Germany in a tennis doubles Davis Cup match. The score was six four, two six, six four, and six five.
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Nottingham
Eng
Harold H. Hackett
Philadelphia
Maurice O'Loughlin
San Francisco
Heinrich Kleinseroth
Wilhelm Rahe
Wight
Denials Echo in Senate Lobby Probe Testimony
Washington July 11 Speaker Clark interrupted the senate lobby probe to deny Lamar and Lauterbach statements linking him to the Morgan company. He said he never met Morgan except once at a banquet, and claimed he did not know Lewie Cass Ledyard. Marvin of the Woolen Manufacturers Association presented a 15 year financial summary showing 12 to 25 000 annual dues with no direct cash to influence legislation. publication objection was overruled.
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Washington
Clark
Senate
Lamar
Lauterbach
Morgan Company
Morgan
Lewie Cass Ledyard
Marvin
National Woolen Manufacturers’ Association
Association
Julius Wegner Hurt In County Farm Accident
Julius Wegner, a pioneer farmer and sheepman on the south edge of the county, was seriously injured when a wagon and team tumbled over an embankment while breaking a young horse. His left ankle and foot were crushed. doctors fear the injured limb may be lost. The hired man escaped injury and helped summon aid as the accident occurred near Pilot Rock.
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Julius Wegner
Wegner
Pilot Rock
Stanite
Parker
Walter
Six Huffman family killed in Southern Pacific crash
Six members of Carl Huffman’s Missouri family died when a Southern Pacific switch engine rammed their automobile at a San Gabriel crossing near Los Angeles. The victims included Carl and his wife Averill Huffman and six children. Joyce Huffman survived while severely injured.
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Los Angeles
Carl Huffman
Carruthersville
Missouri
Huffman
Southern Pacific
San Gabriel
Averill
George
Melvin
Miss Missouri
Joyce
Prizes Awarded at Elks Convention in Rochester
Rochester July 11 Seattle won two prizes at the Elks national convention. Awards included Most attractive float worth 500 dollars won by Seattle Best team in competitive drills won by Denver 500 dollars Greatest aggregate mileage Seattle 260 dollars The gathering closes tonight with a grand ball.
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Rochester
Seatte
Settle
Denver
Seattle
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Coos Hay
M.R. Yates
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Idaho
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R, Yates
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Watson
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