Wilson Replies to Local Backers in 1904 Letter
Governor Woodrow Wilson writes to Will M. Peterson, Pendleton Oregon Dem chair, thanking 40 local men for congratulations on his nomination. He apologizes for the delay due to a flood of letters and expresses confidence in Oregon’s support. East Oregonian editor FE Aldrich also received a personal note.
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Sea Girl
N. J
Mr. Peterson
Woodrow Wilson
Will M. Peterson
Democratic
Oregon
Umatilla Con Dem
Central Committee
Pendleton
FE. B. Aldrich
East Oregonian
Wilson
Mpanu
Judge Hanford Resigns to Taft Supports Recall of Judges
Judge Hanford sends resignation to Taft and advocates recall of judges. He argues a number of federal judges should resign or be recalled by the people, stating it would be advantageous for the country.
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Hanford
Taft
United States
Canal Zone Fortification Measures in Civil Appropriation Bill
Washington July 22 One item for fortification and armament of the Panama canal zone in the civil appropriation bill now before the senate follows Coast batteries one million submarines two hundred and twenty thousand Purchase manufacture and test of sea coast cannon five hundred thousand Ammunition five hundred seventy five thousand
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Washington
Panama Canal Zone
Senate
Governor West Travels to Prineville on Mare
West arrived at Prineville by noon after leaving Redmond earlier, averaging about 30 miles daily en route from Salem. He rested with friends, endured a rain shower, and noted his horse’s good condition aside from sand blisters from the desert road through Central Oregon.
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Governor
Prineville Or
West
Salem
Burns
Redmond
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Polo at Point Judith Opens Year’s Polo Championship
The Point Judith Polo Club hosts the year’s main polo championship from July 22 to August 17 in Newport Illinois. This summer no British challenge match will occur, making this the top polo event in the United States. The Polo Association lists forty civilian clubs and thirty-eight military clubs with 1086 registered players. Prominent players are noted among the ranks.
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Point Judith
Newport
United States
Great Britain
Polo Association
Prominent Names Featured in Championship Lineup
Familiar with the sport on this side of the Atlantic will play in the championships. Included are Foxhall Keene, the Waterbury brothers, H. P. Whitney, Jay Gould, George Gould, Devereaux Milburn and August Belmont.
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Atlantic
Foxhall Keene
the Brothers Waterbury
H. P. Whitney
Jay Gould
George Gould
Devereaux Milburn
August Belmont
Italians Deny Losses In Dardanelles Action
Rome reports a flotilla of Italian torpedo boat destroyers attempted to enter the Dardanelles and advanced to Canak Kolesi before withdrawing under heavy Turkish bombardment. The note states the Italian ships avoided damage and reached the Aegean Sea in good order despite forts, searchlights, and cable obstructions.
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Rome
Italy
Dardanelles
Canak-Kolesi
Attal
Aegean Sea
Works Renounces Taft in Roosevelt-Wilson Dilemma
California Senator John D. Works declares he will not vote for Taft and weighs supporting Roosevelt or Wilson. In a telegram to Lieutenant Governor Wallace, he says he would have backed Roosevelt if he had secured Chicago nomination, and that his support may shift based on nomination and party status. He adds he could vote for Wilson as a progressive Republican if no other Republican besides Taft is nominated.
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Washington
John D. Works
California
Wallace
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Works
Chicago
Lorimer Deposed Senator in Auto Crash En Route
Illinois senator William Lorimer recently ousted from the U S senate was bruised and stunned when his car wrecked near Claysville Pennsylvania. His private secretary and chauffeur were scratched but all continued to Chicago by train after the collision with a horse and telegraph pole damaged the vehicle and steering gear.
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Chicago
Claysville
Wm. Lorimer
United States Senate
Two Reds and a White in Pendleton Court
Newsy notes from Pendleton report two Indians and a white man in a police court this morning after overindulgence in intoxicants. Each received jail sentences in lieu of a $5 fine. Also updates include premium list timing for the Amia tio-Morrow county fair and a personnel shift as William Kanasek, Pendleton-born Loyal Boy Athena Agent, transfers from Lamar, Washington to Athena after two years with the Northern Pacific.
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Moorhouse
Athena
William Kanasek
Northern Pacific
Lamar
Washington
Pendleton
Funeral of Mrs Neal Held at First Church
Many friends of Mrs. Roy Neal gathered for her funeral at the First Christian Church after she died Saturday morning at St Anthony's hospital. Rev J B Holmes led the service and interment followed at Glney cemetery.
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Neal
Roy Neal
St. Anthony's Hospital
Chris- Wan
J. B. Holmes
Glney
Miss Rena Collins Weds Willam W Addams On Farm Ground
Wels Portman of Uncle's Farm and Miss Rena Collins niece of Mr and Mrs Frank Fragier were united yesterday in marriage with Willam W Addams foreman of the Fragier ranch. The bride, noted for a Round-up Park exhibition where she drove her uncle's pacer, will reside on the farm with her husband.
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Wels Portman
Rena Collins
Frank Fragier
Willam W. Addams
Fire destroys Indian mission camping building
A Catholic mission camping building used by the Indians was buried by fire at 2 o'clock yesterday morning. The origin is unknown with suspicions of incendiary action, though not confirmed. Loss is estimated at 504 dollars with no insurance on the building or its contents.
Suit Filed Over Account By Pocatello Merchant
Louis Canelis acting for C. G. Savardos of Pocatello filed in local court against James Papas alias Nicolass A Karipis for 255.36 dollars alleged due for merchandise. Attorneys Sweek Fouts Shelton and F E McGinn represent the plaintiff.
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C. G. Savardos
Pocatello
James Papas
Nicolass A. Karipis
Sweek
Fouts
Shelton
F. E. McGinn
Furnish Buys Portland Home in Portland Heights
W J Furnish the Pendleton capitalist now a Portland resident has purchased the elegant new home of William Bittle Wells on Clifton and Lownadale streets Portland Heights. Furnish paid cash and will reside there, marking a notable city transfer reported by the Portland Journal.
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Furnish
Portland
W. J. Furnish
Pendleton
William Bittle Wells
Clifton and
Lownadale Streets
Porthind Journal
Columbia George to Face Preliminary Hearing Today
Columbia George an alleged murderer of an A te me at squaw with a body recovered in the Uma tilla river is slated for a preliminary hearing before U.S. Commissioner 8. A. Newberry this afternoon. Deputy UC. 8, District Attorney FE. A. Johnson of Portland prosecutes, with Attorneys Raley and Slater defending. Numerous of the tribe are attending.
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Columbia George
Umatilla
U.S
8. A. Newberry
UC. 8
FE. A. Johnson
Portland
Raley and Slater
Let er Buck March to Lead Pendleton Round-Up Band
Pendleton Round-up will feature a 30 member concert band under musical director A DeCaprio. He earned the contract to furnish the band for the event starting September 26. DeCaprio has composed four marches and two-step pieces titled Let er Buck. The cover highlights William A Brown of Hotel Pendleton, originator of the Let er Buck slogan. The piece is described as catchy and suited to stirring round-up scenes.
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A. DeCaprio
Pendleton
Portland Journal
Knell Returns to Brisco After Departure from Pendleton
Phil Knell, former Western Tri-State umpire, left Pendleton after bidding farewell to a friend and praising the city. He heads to Portland then San Francisco, claiming his dismissal came from Boise manager Gimlin's influence with President Sweet. He alleges Sweet was told of his supposed first class service yet fired soon after Gimlin's return to Boise.
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Pendleton
Phil Knell
Portland
San Francisco
Gimlin
Boise
Sweet
Boltse Gimlin
Walla Walla
Simmons Bill Prohibits Interstate Transport of Obscene Pictures
A bill by Simmons bans interstate shipping of such pictures and their import from other countries. It carries a penalty of up to one year in prison and fines for violations.
Zapatistas Attack Train Near Mexico City
A passenger train between Mexico City and Cuernavaca was attacked by Zapatistas. More than 60 people were fatally harmed and many more injured when insurgents, numbering about 500, placed a mine on the track and opened fire as the locomotive passed.
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Pasenger
Mexico City
Zapatistas
Cuernavicca
Morelos
King and Queen Visit Grimsby to Open Immingham Dock
King George and Queen Mary visited Grimsby as guests of Sam Fry of the Great Central Railway. The royal pair attended the official opening ceremony of the new Immingham dock today in Grimsby.
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Grimsby
London
King George
Queen Mary
Sam Fry
Great Central Railway Company
Immingham Dock
German anger over Dr Muck return as conductor
Berlin pressed attacked Dr Muck after re engagement with the Boston Symphony Orchestra sparking replies from Berlin court theater intendant Count Von Aitelsen who accused him of leaving for America. Berlin parliament upper and lower houses entered the debate with biting comments from a distinguished upper house member and Count Von Huelsen urged restraint.
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Dr. Muck
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Meltser
Examiner
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Muck
Count von Aitelsen
America
Beaton
Count von Huelsen
Detroit Blue Ribbon meeting Tops Entries And Stakes
Detroit Michigan July 22 Entries in six early closing events at the Blue Ribbon meeting exceed past totals with top prizes including the Merchants and Manufacturers 10000 stake the Chamber of Commerce 5000 and purses of four con 210 trot the 3000 218 trot and the 2500 205 pace. Pop Gears leads with four entries in the M and M and as many for C and he expects Akar to win the C of C races. Bergen owned by W C Brown gains favorable talk along with Darsh Medium and Eva Cord drawing many entrants. about 200 entries are listed across the events.
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Detroit
Mich
Merchants and Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce
Akar
Bergen
W. C. Brown
New York Central
Eva Cord
Movies Under Ban Washington House Ban on Prifights
The Washington House approved a measure banning motion pictures of prizefights. The action targets sensational depictions, aiming to curb violence and voyeurism in cinema. Further details on enforcement or exceptions remain unclear.
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Washington
Prisefights
Taft Electors May Be Banned From California Ballot
California Attorney General Webb issues opinion backing progressive Republicans and barring Taft electors from the November general ballot if Taft loses the September primary. Regular Republicans who want to support Taft may place their names on ballots but cannot use the Republican label. Taft Republicans must contest party control or forfeit a vote for Taft in November.
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Taft
California
San Francisco
Webb
Centrol
Republican Party
The Marriage Appeal before Privy Council
London July 22 The appeal of the Lancaster marriage bill adjudicated by the Supreme Court of Canada was before the Privy Council today. A decision is needed to settle federal and provincial jurisdiction and other points. Justice minister J Doherty leads the case amid agitation and strong feelings over validity of Protestant Catholic marriages performed before a Roman Catholic priest. The Canadian government sees this as a serious issue.
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London
Supreme Court of Canada
Privy Council
J. Doherty
Justice of
Canada
Government of
Desire for Final Settlement by Highest Tribunal
The text expresses a strong wish that the matters at hand be resolved by the supreme court, reflecting a belief that the final judgment should come from the highest tribunal in the realm. The statement underscores the pursuit of authoritative, final adjudication.
Armies Move From Centralia and Montesano Toward Conflict
Real action opened in ten days maneuvers as forces left Centralia and Montesano and advanced toward the conflict. It is expected the main bodies will meet around Wednesday.
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Centralia
Wash
Montesano
Hamburg Town Marks 100th Anniversary Celebration
The town observes its centennial as Hamburg celebrates the 100th anniversary of its settlement. Descendants of residents from several merged Erle county towns joined the event in Hamburg today.
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N.Y
Hamburg
SN. YY
Erle County
Wolgast Withdraws From Ring For Months
Los Angeles July 22. Abandoning a planned comeback Wolgast left for Oregon to take a long rest. Specialists say he is unfit to undergo a lengthy training program and will remain away from boxing for several months.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wolgast
Oregon
Juror Illness Delays Darrow Trial in Los Angeles
Juror I A Leavitt’s illness forces a delay in the Darrow trial in Los Angeles. The trial will resume tomorrow if his condition improves. if protracted, a 13th juror may be sworn in to continue the case.
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Los Angeles
I. A. Leavitt
Darrow
Leavitt
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