Liberals Targeted as Wall Street Feud Deepens in Mexico
Los Angeles reports Richardo Magon, head of the Liberal Junta, claims Wall Street capitalists colluded with Madero to arrest liberals and halt the liberal movement. Federal officers plan arrests on the Pacific coast for alleged neutrality law violations linked to revolutionary activity below the border. Ferris and Rivera face possible arraignment in Los Angeles while Juarez force issues threaten Magonist plans and insurgent coordination falters amid internal disputes.
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Pacific Coast
Stevalt
Los Angeles
Richardo Magon
Liberal
Jull
Bie
Wall Street
Wig
Mexico
Madero
Stabillty
Dick Ferris
Magan
Figueron Rivera
Mexican Liberale
Ferris
San Diego
Mondey
United States
Viljeon
el Paso
Juarez
Lower
California
Jose Orozco
Orozco
Blanco
Casas Grandes
Nogules
Woman Recovers Side Comb Amid Trolley Wire Peril
A bystander witnessed a woman risk electrocution to retrieve a fallen side comb on a street near Eighteenth and Wash. As trolley wires sparked, she threaded through the danger with others fleeing the outage, while Ernest Minden observed the scene and noted all escaped injury. Her name was not learned.
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St. Louis
Eighteenth
Ernest Minden
Po- Nce
Governor West Favors Woman Suffrage Debate in Oregon
Portland June 16 Governor West supports woman suffrage while Archbishop Christie of the Catholic church opposes it. At St Mary’s academy commencement he stated suffrage desirable though his wife disagrees. Archbishop Christie advised girls to seek Mrs West for guidance, praising her opposing view.
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Portland
Ore
Weal
Christie
Catholic Church
St. Mary's Academy
Christie Inter
Mra. West
First official convention platform favored protection for industries
In 1832 the first convention platform endorsed protective policies for American industries, shaping the campaign that supported Andrew Jackson’s run for president.
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Andrew Jackson
Evelyn See Seeks Jury Address in Misuse Case
Chicago, June 14. Evelyn See founder of Absolute Result is tried for misusing gifts in his Junior Commonwealth. He plans to address the jury to sway public thought waves toward acquittal. State attorney objects. The panel examination continued as Cantwell attacked reporters assigned to the case and sought Information against them.
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Chicago
Ills
Evelyn See
Commonwealth
Bee
Cantwell
Diplomas for Best and Largest Exhibits at Pendleton Fair
Secretary Thomas FitzGerald introduces diplomas for top displays at the Pendleton district fair to boost exhibits from Umatilla and Morrow counties. Awards will honor best and largest displays of farm products, wheat, oats, barley, grasses, canned fruit, vegetables, and fruit, with specific districts noted.
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Thomas FitzGerald
Third
Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society
Umatilla
Morrow
Pendleton
Distret
Dletriet
Round-up Goods to Go on Sale for Pendleton Show
Round-up hat bands, pennants, cushions and souvenirs will be offered by official salesmen or show directors as bids are requested immediately to spread Pendleton’s wild west show fame. Ground concessions later. grandstand additions at Round-up Park complete, contractor Charles Cole resigns. A small crew, led by W A Storie, will tidy surplus lumber in a few days. West show officials authorize paddocks and corrals for stock in the three day event with managers Steiner Moorhouse Eure and Taylor directing competitive and livestock exhibitions.
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Pendleton
Charles Cole
W. A. Storie
Fred Steiner
Mark Moorhouse
Fred Eure
T. D. Taylor
Bryan Not Dictator of Democratic Party
Lincoln July 16. W. J. Bryan in the Commoner declares he is not the dictator of the democratic party and defies those who charge him as such. He implies critics spoke during his three presidential campaigns and directs taunts toward President Taft inviting the standing army to sit down.
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Lincoln
W. J. Bryan
Democratic Party
President Taft
Foreman Moran stabbed during bloody riot in hotel saloon
Section foreman Jack Moran of Cayuse was fatally stabbed during a mud and riot at the Martin Anderson saloon in the Hotel Powawa building at 3:30 pm. Police and deputies arrested several rioters, Moran lay injured, and hospital attendants warned his survival was uncertain.
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Jack Moran
OW. Rt
Cayuse
Martin Anderson
Powawa
Whiels Plice
Po- Hee
Aloom
Foremin Morin
Wues
Moran
Webb Street
Webbh
Garden Vas
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Danard Sold to Sugar Trust in 19th Century Deal
Washington January 16 Henry Oxnard of California testified before the Hardwick sugar investigating committee that he and his brothers organized the American Sugar Company in Brooklyn in 1876. The firm was incorporated for 100000 capital in 1887 and joined the sugar trust the same year. He said the trust received 750000 in trust certificates sold later for about 500000 profit and that he and his brothers then left the company while he entered the beet sugar business and now controls six factories with 20000000 in capital.
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Sugar Trust
Oxnard
Treat
Othe Beet
Washington
Henry Oxnard
California
American Sugar Company
Hardwick Sugar
Tody
Robert
James
Benjamin
Brooklyn
Trust
Silver gifts pour in for Tafts on silver anniversary
Washington on June 16 reports gifts of silver arriving for President and Mrs Taft ahead of their silver anniversary on Monday. The Senate contributed 1000 dollars in silver and the House 2000 dollars worth, with expectations the display will be unmatched in a single American home.
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Washington
el- Ver
Taft
Senate
House
Boy Gandit Eludes Pose Near Tavern
A youth described as a lad eludes capture after appearing on hands and knees at a tavern three miles away. He tells a woman he fought Pose to standstill and is believed to be en route to Sacramento today.
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Pose
Lad
Sacramento
Boy Bandit Captured in Benicia Hotel
Vallejo June 16 Melville the boy bandit was arrested in a hotel at Benicia by the constable today. He was wounded in the arm and shoulder from a night intrusion and crept into a room before the proprietor found him. The wounds are not serious.
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Vallejo
Melville
Benecia
Fred Melville the Boy Bandit Escapes Posse
A youth robber of ten dollars reportedly evaded capture after a night march by a posse of about two hundred armed men. He crept along a water course and reappeared at Three Mile House, telling Mrs. Strubel he fought the posse to a standstill before slipping away as a tavern guest was awakened.
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Wabejoy
Fred Melville
Na Wit
Sacramento
Three Mile House
Round-Up RIding and Driving Club Forms with 60 Members
A new Round-up Riding and Driving Club organized at city hall last night with a 60 member inaugural roll. G W Bradley was elected president. Edgar F. Averill, secretary, and officers include Lester Hamley, L A Frazier, Frank Frazier, and George Peringer. Committees for speed, gallopers, by laws, and grounds were named. track work to start at Round-up Park. Matinees every two weeks will feature races and exhibitions including slow races, hurdle, potato, barrel, walking and long-distance events. Ladies join free. children with Shetland ponies also admitted free. Expect about 100 members before the first matinee.
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Riddagail Driving Club
G W. Bradley
Carney & Hradey
Umatilla County
Edgar FP. Aversi
Lester Hamley
L. A. Frazier
Frank Frazier
George Peringer
Hatiess
Frank Fraxier
George Perluger
Tom Thompson
Edsar Averill
Carl Power
Benest Crees
Spenser Carter
Roy Raley
L. G. Frazier
Frank Fraszier
Walla Walla
Wireless aid used for distressed steamship in Great Lakes
In a historic first, wireless telegraph aided a distressed steamer on the Great Lakes. The steamer Western States, en route from Detroit with Michigan Bankers' Association members aboard, blew a cylinder. The City of Cleveland picked up the message and rushed to aid. 225 passengers were transferred at midlake as the bankers continued to Buffalo while the Western States returned to Detroit.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Detroit
Michigan Bankers’ Association
Western States
Midlake
Buffalo
Letters Show Secret Behind Milton Tragedy
Four or five letters found in Milton reveal a bitter motive for the tragedy at Milton morning when Joe Harper and Mrs Nannie Myrtle Kyle died. The letters describe an intimate relationship, a contested divorce, and a plan to end both lives. Officials read two letters and kept contents private before news leaked.
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Bradley
Milton
Joe Harper
Nannie Myrtle Kyle
Lfe
Harper
Leason
H. M. Coshburn
Ralph Folsom
Pruitt
Wool growers in eastern Oregon to aid tariff board study
Edward L. Shaw technical expert leads five specialists to surveying wool production costs in western states. They will meet Pendleton growers at Hotel Pendleton, collect confidential data, and prepare a report for the tariff board to submit to Congress in December. The team includes members from Ohio State College background.
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Southwest
Arc
Northwestern
World Wide Invest
Ation
Shaw
Oregon
Edward L. Shaw
Tariff Board
Mr. Shaw
W. C. Coffey
FE. R. Marshall
Co. Hawver
H. P. Miller
Northwest
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Pendleton
Oreon
Union
Dan P. Smythe
Woolgrowers’ Association
Congress
Wanted to See Wife Surrenders to Police in Detroit
Walter Kreate, sought in Walla Walla Washington for remblieusement of 1200 dollars from the Pacific Light and Power Company while serving as auditor, surrendered to Detroit police in hopes of visiting his wife and children.
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Detroit
Walter Kreate
Walla Walla
Wash
Pacific Light & Power Company
Mexican Uprising Threatens Foreigners in Several States
Monterey Mexico June 16 reports say uprisings against Americans and other foreigners are threatened in Jalisco Sonora and Vera Cruz. Armed men claim lands once held by American settlers and are driving them from their homes in Vera Cruz state.
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Monterey
Mex
Jalisco
Sonora
Vera Cruz
Vera Crug
Earthquakes Continue Near Volcano Colima
Mexico City reports ongoing quakes near Colima volcano. Zapotian Gussman damaged, residents terrified as poison fumes from craters threaten cattle and vegetation.
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Mexico City
Colima
Zapotian Gussman
River banks of Dixie compared to West for fortunes
A reflective line suggests economic opportunity on Dixie river banks equals that of the West, implying that such prospects would reduce railroad tramp problems by drawing people to settle and work there. The remark frames regional development as a remedy for rail troubles.
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Dixie
Milwaukee Officials Tour Inspection by Rail Chief
Seattle June 16 A J Barling president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway with eastern businessmen arrived from Chicago for a Milwaukee inspection tour He said the crop this year will be unusually large unless weather turns adverse He noted large crops in the Dakotas Iowa and Minnesota predicting heavy demand for lumber and forest products from Puget Sound within 60 to 90 days and a boost to rail business
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Seattle
A. J. Barling
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Milwaukee
Earling
Chicago
Dakotas
Iowa
Minnesota
Puget Sound
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Benecia Hotel
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