Girl Driver Faces First Pendleton Auto Collision
A two-vehicle crash at West Alta and Ann in Pendleton severely injured Antone Vey’s passenger Charles McMillan and cut Mamie Vey’s lip, while Mrs Vey and Warvey Withers escaped serious harm. The incident drew a large crowd as Dr. C J Smith treated the injuries.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Auto Company
Antone Vey
Charles McMillan
Alta Street
Alta
Ann
Crab Creek Lumber Company
Vey
McMillan
Mre. Vey
C. J. Smith
Club 5 Meets High School Tonight In Gym Battle
Pendon showdown sees Commercial club team clash with high school quintet for city supremacy. A repeat of a 61 to 32 scholastic win hinges on new speed and endurance as fresh men sub in, with an 8 o'clock tip at the Commercial gym.
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Pendon
Brittle Royal
Federals menaced Juarez in El Paso alert
Reports from Juarez said federal troops were en route from Hermosillo to attack the city within hours. Rebels led by Generals Campa and Salazar were halted and split their forces to defend Juarez while the rest head toward Torreon for an anticipated battle this week.
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el Paso
Texas
Juarez
Hermossilio
Campa
Salazar
Torreon
Revolutionary Army
Pitiful tale of a boy found by police in transit to Portland
A boy named Clayton Pitt Gerald, 14 but looking 9, was found by Chief John Kearney in a Baker box car traveling to this city. He is fatherless and motherless, with a twin sister in La Grande. He will be placed in care of the Boys and Girls Aid Society of Portland after juvenile officers take him into temporary custody.
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Clayton Pitt Gerald
John Kearney
Baker
Boyal and Girls' Ala Society of
Portland
la Grande
John Halley
Boys and Girls’ Aid Society
Umatila County
Garbage dumpers warned to obey city law
Residents along Franklin street gulch report garbage dumping on the road outside the city dumping grounds. The city ordinance imposes penalties for trash on any public road within limits. County Judge Maloney says state law forbids dumping near county roads and vows action. A recent incident from Adamo country ended when the offender removed the garbage.
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Franklin Street
J. W. Maloney
Adamo
Sugar Trust Officials Targeted for Prison Term
New York March 12 United States Attorney Wise urged prison terms for sugar trust officials charged with crushing the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining company out of existence. The case opened yesterday and proceeds against the alleged antitrust actions.
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New York
Sugar Trust
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
United States
Wise
Dr Wiley Witt Resigns To Become Magazine Editor
Washington March 12 Information just given out shows Dr Harvey chief of the bureau of chemistry plans to resign and take the editorship of Good Housekeeping magazine.
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Washington
Harvey
Bureau of Chemistry
Good Housekeeping
Unrest in Peking as Yuan Shikai Holds Prisoner Role
News from Peking reports President Yuan Shikai, now a prisoner in his own palace, guarded by Manchu troops while fearing assassination and potential imperial ambitions. Foreign residents in the capital fortify the foreign quarter with rapid-fire guns amid fears of renewed violence and looting. Headless corpses of recent mutineers litter streets, stoking a growing epidemic stench and public terror.
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Peking
Ching
Hayate
Yuan
Steamer Rerecrans Crashes Against Rocks Off Gaviota
Gaviota California March 12 jammed against rocks within shouting distance. The steamer Rerecrans pound to pieces as crew struggle to keep the ship afloat by pumping. Two men said swept overboard and six reported drowned after a small boat landing attempt at Mare Island.
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Gaviota
Cal
Rerecrans
Valis
Clyde
Theseorans
Mare Island
Point Arguallo
Ratecrans
Two ships wrecked off California coast. rescue rushes
March 12 Santa Barbara Calif two vessels the Rosecrans and the Pallas of Clyde struck rocks as a torpedo boat flotilla and a special Southern Pacific crew rushed to a point thirty miles from Gasquet Calif to aid. The Rosecrans lost a crew member and others may have perished. Falls of Clyde attempted aid but was swept onto rocks. Both ships owned by Associated Oil of San Francisco. Twenty eight officers and a live surviving crew on a special train from San Louis Obispo to assist.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
United States
Southern Pacific
Rexcuerm
Gasxiota
Rosecrans
Palla of
Clyde
Falls of Clyde
Associated Oil Company of
San Francisco
Ife Suiving
San Louis
Rescuers on special aid stranded steamers
A special Southern Pacific train arrived in San Louis Obispo this morning carrying twenty eight officers and a life saving crew with apparatus for aiding the stranded steamers off Gaviota. More than fifty men were in the party.
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San Lous Omspo
Southern Pacific
Gaviote
Rosecrans Reported Wreck Near Gaviota
San Francisco reports the steamer Rosecrans ran aground near Gaviota with a cargo bound for Honolulu. The vessel had been scheduled to depart from the site toward Hawaii, drawing concern over its fate and the cargo involved.
Taft Reprimands Campaign Manager Over Controversy
Washington March 12 President Taft bluntly told his campaign manager Congressman MacKinsey to aid from all controversies or personas with Roosevelt supporters. The president is thoroughly annoyed because McKinley and Senator Dix of Montand had a personal controversy.
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Taft
Washington
Congressman MacKinsey
Roosevelt
McKinley
Dixon
Montand
Wardogs for England plan announced in Commons
March 12 in London the British naval estimates outline four dreadnoughts eight cruisers twenty destroyers and a number of submarines. The proposal signals major expansion of royal navy capacity and offshore defense.
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England
Tondon
House of Commons
Butter Creek Water Division Progress Report
Howlin, appointed water master for Umatilla county, works since January 22 to divide Butter creek waters per a state board decree. The task, expected to finish by May first, was accelerated after a settler helped release the stream from broader adjudication suits. The land along Butter creek is highly productive with irrigation, yielding three hay crops versus one without irrigation.
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Ts. TD. Howlin
Umatilla
Butter Creek
State Board of Control
Gutterreek
Uma- Uln
Howland
Commerc elit Grows Members Rapidly in Northwest Drive
The Commercial club membership committee added twenty six names this morning, raising total recruits to one hundred seventy two in three days. Officers challenge any rival group to match the push. The campaign continues with a plan to thoroughly canvass business districts seeking reachable prospects.
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Commercelit
March 26 set for corner stone at Eastern Oregon Hospital
The laying of the corner stone for Eastern Oregon State Hospital is scheduled for March 26. Local committees coordinate details with a 7:30 pm meeting at Dr C J Smiths office to finalize plans and invite state officials, legislators, and prominent Eastern Oregon residents to attend. Governor West has accepted to lay the stone.
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Eastern Oregon Hospital
Eastern
Oregon State Hospital
Commercial Club
C. J. Smith
State Board
C. A. Murphy
Oregon
Governor West
Portland Chief Threatened Over Chinatown Peace Efforts
Portland March 12. Repenting efforts to broker peace among warring Chinese Tong factions, Chief of Police Sloyer reports threats of assassination against him. The chief says the warning will not stop his duty and will prompt intensified police action to end the long Chinese factional war in the city.
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Portland
Ore
Wen
Jocn| Yelow
Sloyer
German Strikers Saber Ed By Police
Berlin March 12 Fierce clashes between striking miners and police marked the coal strike. At Hambern Dusseldord police charged the strikers and sabered scores. In the Prussian senate Von Putthamen urged end to the strike by drastic measures to crush miners, claiming socialist pressure risks revolution.
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Berlin
Hambern
Dusseldord
Herr von Puttkhamen
Miners Reach Step Toward End of Major Strike
London reports cautious hope as miners’ headquarters say concessions may be possible. A new conference started at docket time with Welsh and Scottish coal operators joining English counterparts to meet Prime Minister Asquith in an effort to settle the strike.
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London
Asquith
D Oelock
Taylor Announces For Re election Sheriff Campaign
T. D. Taylor filed his declaration for re election as sheriff with County Clerk Saling and will circulate petitions. In Uma Hu county all current officeholders joined in seeking his succession and supporters anticipate no opposition in the primary or fall election for the veteran lawman.
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T. D. Taylor
Uma- Hu
Taylor
Saling
Donnerat
Republicdh
Hell
Hae
Northwest
Final arguments in Packers trial today
Chicago March 12 finds a veteran in five of the motion to dismiss the cases against Jorden Armenr and nine Odter Mibionatn tel mithent charged with violation of the Stierman Antistrukt law are being miiy before United States Juslee Carpenter today by Attorney John Miller for the defendants. He in sister that the government had not proved anything criminal. The argu ments in the case will probably close before mhght.
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Chicago
Jorden Armenr
Odter Mibionatn Tel Mithent
Stierman
Prosecution opens in dynamite conspiracy case
Indianapolis March 12 government prosecution of the nationwide dynamite conspiracy began with forty-six officers and members of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers arraigned on interstate transportation charges. Most indicted were present. several named leaders remain at large or already imprisoned. Attorneys for the defense filed demurrers arguing indictments are vague and fail to state specific acts or unlawful use of explosives. Judge Anderson overruled motions to quash against several defendants as arguments continued.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Leadéera
United States
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Regul
Pacific Coast
Deay
John
James McNamara
San Quentin
Los Angeles Times
Eugene Gilaney
Los Angeles
Olaf Tyietmoe
San Francisco Building Trades Council
John KR. Carroll
Howard E. Phillips
Syracuse
N. Y
Jac
Bryan Addresses Constitutionalists in Columbus Speech
William Jennings Bryan spoke before the constitutionalists in Columbus urging unqualified support for the initiative and referendum and the direct election of U S senators. He pressed protection for labor and employer liability, backed state income tax, and emphasized recall of judges to safeguard popular government.
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Columbus
Ohio
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Bryn
Bryan
Mia Prise
Burglars Capture Family Loot Jewelry Store
Three masked men forced jeweler M. Zatmon his wife and two children to accompany them to Geary street store bound gagged and tied the family then looted the safe taking between four thousand and five thousand dollars in valuables during this March 12 incident in San Francian.
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San Francian
M. Zatmon
Geary Street
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Small Lad
Wiley Witt
United States Torpedo Boat Flotilla
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Wis
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von Putthamen
Germany
TA Follette
Walter Houser
la Follette
Tran
Anderson
James Cooney
Richard Houlihan
Wiliam Shupe
James Coughlin
J. W. Irwin
Patrick Ryan
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