Peru rocked by fierce revolution and calls for resignation
Amos Adres reports in March from Lima that Peru endures violent fighting as rebels attack the capital and four other cities. Admiral Grwus’s son is said to be assassinated, while government forces tighten circles around the capital and amid rumors the president may resign.
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Plot to blow up station foiled near Cleveland
Inciliarys Fire Damage ftavece Anne Mant Manufacturing were for Allbes Cleveland March 10.4 bah com laining pieraic ems nin was found to the Union Sta ten waiting room. There was a three fee. Detectives there foiled a plan to arcy the station. Utica March 10 an ine. Gary fire damaged the Savage Animo plant manufacture the allies lewls guns it started in the off howe.
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Thompson to Explain Bonds at Auto Show Address
W le Thompson of the state highway commission was invited to speak on bonds at the La Grange Auto Show next Friday. Pendleton business leaders will accompany a delegation to Strongly express fraternity with Stepa urged to join in the trip. Senate adjourns Tuesday or Wednesday after special session.
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Adriatic Near Quarantine Reached Port With Dyer Crew
New York March 10 The White Star Liner Adriatic reported to be bringing Dr Henry Van Dyke and other Americans from Europe and is scheduled to end quarantine late this afternoon It carries 44 first class 26 second class and 1st third class passengers The International Mercantile Marine Official said no information would be given about arrival or departure of ships and cargoes hereafter.
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Freighter Ohio Sunk by U Boat in Atlantic Run
A cable from New York reports the freighter Ohio, carrying copper and war munitions, was torpedoed and sunk by a German U-boat while en route from New York to Havre. The vessel sailed February 19 with a crew of about 150 under Captain Derthin.
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Johnson to Stay with Senate
Sacramento dispatch reports Governor Johnson denounces a nationwide resignation rumor as absolutely and unqualifiedly false. He reiterates he will remain in the Senate, not seek the governorship, calling the report absurd and without foundation. Private secretary McCabe echoes the disbelief at the Capitol.
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Raiders Threat In Aden Sea Warns Merchants
The Admiralty reports a German commerce raider active in the Columbia and Aden area. It urges ships to ensure their cargoes are secure while noting the danger may be limited but advising heightened precautions.
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Poon Plot Leader gets 10 year sentence
London March 10. Mes Al seen Mr Wine Mason war item five Feore The Sherpet wore woguldterl.
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Central Pacific divorce bid sparks high level dispute
New York report notes government move to dissolve the Central Pacific and Pacific Mail ties. Court filed observations on maritime ownership and potential sovereignty issues, with judges weighing the legality and consequences of the proposed separation.
Switch engine aids capture of Umatilla safe raiders
In Umatilla Oregon on March 16, two bandits robbed a Brownell groceries safe. A switch engine pursued the fleeing men after locals Starcher Aimoning and Brownell alerted authorities. The crew overtook the pair, captured one robber, and found glycerine and part of the loot. Sheriff Tailor and Officer Crhat Aarhus accompanied the suspects to Pendleton.
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Marines occupy Ban forty miles from Santiago warning
Havana March 10 A detachment of American marines reported to have occupied Ban thirty miles from Santiago plans to remain until Cuban government troops from Palma Solano arrive President Menocal told United Press that government forces will triumphantly enter Santiago Rebels outside Santiago are being hunted and many are surrendering Officials believe the situation will be cleared up within five days
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3000 Workmen At Oakland Strike Reported
Oakland March 10 A thousand laborers unionized at Oakland shipyards strike involving 3000 workers. Workers protest conditions as government wartime shipbuilding continues with an astonishing twelve million dollars worth of warship construction at stake in this large labor action.
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Federal act blocks Spokane hanging of Edward Mayberry
Washington March 10 Acting Treasury Secretary Newton denied Spokane officials permission to hang Edward Mayberry an Indian murderer from the roof of the federal building March twentieth The act prohibits hanging within the state Spokane officials believed execution at the federal building would not violate the law
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City council demands mayor resign over police shift
Councilmen press for Mayor J A Best to resign as police committee head after caucus disclosures. Mayor was away visiting his ranch and not returning until March 17, while council weighs removal or resignation and references charter limits. New police chief Frank Nash begins duties as T S Gardane leaves for Idaho after resigning as special agent.
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National banks to report condition March fifth
Washington March 10 The comptroller of the currency has issued a call for the condition of national banks at the close of business March fifth.
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Local Recruiting Shows Big Gain in Elgin
Postmaster Robert Blumenstein of Elgin was accepted for service, joining ten popular local young men including Harold L. Austin and Roscoe Austin after returning from the Mexican border with the Oregon National Guard. The group, the largest weekly enlistment at the Elgin station, will report to Vancouver Barracks for 36 days of training. Also enlisting were Levit Coles of Haynes and Eugene Marston of Cayuse as clerk and auto mechanic respectively.
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Meeting to discuss road legislation Tuesday March 13
A meeting to discuss the new Toad legislation and a proposed bond will be held next Tuesday evening in the Commercial rooms. The Commercial association committee on roads will host the gathering with invited representatives from all commercial entities and local leaders.
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Germany’s visit and search abandonment sparks extreme step
Officials say Germany’s abandonment of a visit and search justifies an extreme government move as tensions rise. A fight between an American vessel and a submarine seems inevitable, prompting the Navy to impose censorship.
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White Book To Reveal German Plots Being Prepared
A March 10 dispatch reports the government will empower armed American merchants to attack submarines on sight and that Germany has abandoned visits before torpedoing. The note states the Hague legation confirms release of the Yarrowdale prisoners and anticipates Pan American aid. It forecasts Germany seeks to stir internal strife to keep the United States abroad and outlines alleged plots to disrupt the Panama Canal and influence Latin American nations.
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German officers sentenced to year in prison
Eight under officers of the German freighter Liebenfels are sentenced to one year in Atlanta prison and fined five hundred dollars each for sinking the Liebenfels in Charleston harbor as diplomatic relations were broken. An appeal is noted immediately. Their bond is twelve thousand each.
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Meeting of Road Heads 13 Asked for NY Conference
Chicago March 16 The four railway head s have asked the heads of all American railways to join in a conference at New York next Thursday. The leaders want the meeting in respect of whether the Adamson law decision is announced meantime.
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Club bids drop in Portland today
Portland market notes show club bids slipping in Portland on March 10 with prices for wheat and related futures quoted in fragmented form. Traders monitor offerings as sessions proceed across wheat, May and July cycles, with regional reports from Chicago and Wheat Exchange desks.
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US faces rebuff on Latin America cooperation effort
Buenos Aires March 16 The United States likely will receive a sharp rebuff if it presses Latin American republics to join a policy alliance. Several governments are leaning pro German and seek neutrality as Washington pushes to involve Colombia and Paraguay in its plan while preparing for possible Allied actions in Europe and the Caribbean.
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The Dalles Pursues Normal Growth with Trade Drive
The Dalles Chamber of Commerce plans march toward a normal schedule of growth. Manager JW Brewer details efforts to boost commerce and public works including a cement plant, river water project, and new roadways. Completion aims to support broader regional development and attract industry.
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