Fears Fall of Madero in Mexican Crisis
In Paso, Texas March 26 General Villeges or VIlijean says United States intervention might be preferable to an Orozco regime. He cites Madero with only 4,000 soldiers and notes loyalty doubts. Orozco heads toward Mexico City as the unrest deepens. Outlaws raid West Mexico prompting refugees toward the border. a rancher and an employee are killed resisting an invasion.
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Gi Paso
Texas
United States
Pascual Oroxco
Vilijean
Madero
Orozco
Mexico City
Oroxzco
Mexico
San Diego
Calif
Aecate
Outlawe
Pedro Argallez
Thousands of Russians Starving to Death Reported
Moscow reports indicate nine thousand people in the Fruselan province of Damish are starving with hundreds dying from scurvy and typhoid fever. The figures come as famine warnings circulate from Trusula dated March 25.
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Moscow
Trusula
Fruselan
Damish
Illinois seeks presidential primary law in special session
Governor De Frens invites the legislature to a special session to consider thirteen laws, led by a presidential preference primary bill. Supporters of the Peoples Power movement aim for enactment before April 5, the date of the regular primary election.
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Chicago
Defren
Peoples Power
Perak guards courthouse during Allen trial in Hillaville
Unusual precautions are in place at Carroll county courthouse as Floyd and Victor Allen face arraignment on murder charges linked to the killing of Judge Massey and others. A militia company will guard the proceedings while authorities continue the search for the fugitives.
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Hillaville
Carroll County
Floyd
Victor Allen
Prince Governor of Samos Assassinated
Constantinople reports the assassination of Andres Kepissis Effandi prince governor of Samos after a long political conflict with Greek forces opposing his 1907 appointment by Turkey. The event marks the culmination of years of tension on the island.
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Constantinople
Andres Kepissis Effandi
Samos
Wntn
Kepassis
Turkey
Pendleton Girl Hazel Olcott Dies in Portland
Miss Hazel Olcott daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Olcott of Pendleton died in Portland at 6 am after a short illness due to heart and lung trouble. Born near Pilot Rock she was 21 or 22 and educated at Pendleton Academy. She worked as a stenographer at Lieberling-Lucas Music House in Portland. Funeral services will be held at the parents home 616 Ann Street tomorrow at 10 am conducted by Rev Holmes of the Christian church.
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Charles Olcott
Pendleton
Umatilla
Portland
Ann Street
Rev. Holmes
The
Christian Church
Carnegie foundation report on university education findings
The sixth annual report of the Andrew Carnegie foundation for advancement of teaching, released today, notes that poor schools graduate three times as many lawyers as needed, half the states lack adequate bar admission requirements, politics influence state university appointments and funding, and public obligation to education is broader than before.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie Foundation For Advancement of Teaching
Judges recall by bosses in political struggle
New York and Wyoming commentary discusses recalls of high court judges as tools of conservatism and corporate power. It cites a federal NY judge fining a rich man 25000 for defrauding 1400000 and imprisoning a minor, while the same man left with nearly 1975000. The piece argues recalls are now in effect via petition machines shaping nominations.
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New York
N. WY
United States
Conservatiem
C. P. Connely
Everybody's Magazine
Connaly
Suffragettes to Address Pendleton and Umatilla County Women
Portland suffragists Mrs. Sarah Ward Field Ehrgott and Mrs. Cummerford plan public meetings in Pendleton and Umatilla County to organize a Women’s League and auxiliary. They will speak Thursday evening, then tour Milton and Freewater Friday before returning Saturday for street campaigning, with local club women aiding the effort.
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Pendieton
Umatitu County
Sarah Ward Field Ehrgott
Cummerford
Portland
Womal's League
Ten's Auxiliary
Radics
Milton
Freewater
Pendleton
Roosevelt and Taft Battle for Indiana Delegates
Indianapolis Ind March 25 With Roosevelt and Taft supporters both claiming control the Republican state convention opens tomorrow Delegates Bates from the third fourth and fifth districts to the Chicago convention are to be selected today
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Indianapolis
Ind
Roosevelt
Taft
Dele Bates
Chicago
Editor sues over caricature in Ibsen style opera
Tokio March 25 Editor Shimbun of a leading Japanese paper has sued the Imperial theater over Thaen's Sunrise production. The play features a contemptible newspaper owner as villain, charged as a perverted caricature and an insult to journalists generally.
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Tokio
Shimbun
Japan
Imperial Theater
Thaen
Senate Panel to Hear Free Sugar Bill Wednesday
Washington March 25 Announcement said hearings before the Senate Finance Committee on the free sugar bill by Congressman Underwood will begin Wednesday The Republican majority is expected to report the measure adversely
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Underwood
Unskilled Workers Strike in Lowell Mills
More than 1100 unskilled foreign workers struck in Lowell Massachusetts today demanding a 1h per cent wage increase. The action is expected to affect about 20 000 operatives in other mills soon.
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Lowell
Mass
New Mexico Senate Deadlock Persists in Senate Race
Santa Fe New Mexico lawmakers continued ballot voting on March 25 while the stalemate for selecting two United States senators remained unresolved with no clear winner or coalition forming among factions.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
N. M
United States
Ten Thousand Miners Back at Work Amidst Deadlock
In Lanarkshire Scotland ten thousand miners return to work while talks between Premier Asquith coal owners and workers fail to reach an agreement. Miners demand a minimum wage of five shillings a day for adults and two for miners. Government signals hope for a settlement via a pending minimum wage bill.
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Cglasgow
Scotland
Lanarkshire
London
Norch
Egeland
Assquith
Enoch Edwards
Comperstone Lays in Pendleton Amid Celebrations
A damaged report describes the laying of an asylum cornerstone with ceremony in Pendleton and a statewide event. After an oxygen inquiry, the stone was located in Walla Walla and TF O'Brien of OWRL promised return to Pendleton this afternoon, under local committee scrutiny.
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Asylum
Bern
Pen@Meton
Washington
Willa Walla
O.wrl, & N
TF. O'Brien
Pendleton
Senate Discusses Wisconsin Senator Stephenson Case
Washington March 25 The contest over Wisconsin Senator Teane Stephenson seat occupies Senate sessions. Debate on the campaign funds investigation is expected to last until Wednesday with a vote on keeping his seat to follow.
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Washington
Teane Stevenson
Wisconsin
Senate
Stephenson
Knox to Visit Prison San Francisco March 25
Secretary of State Knox will be guest of honor at the Californian Development board banquet on May 7. He will visit to engage with the exposition and discuss Taft administration suggestions.
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Knox
San Francisco
Californian Development Board
Taft
Slain Guards Alert Banking Robbery Near Chantilly
In Paris March 26 three of the Phoanton bandits robbed the Societe Generale Chantin branch killing two watchmen and a chauffeur. They escaped by mingling with crowds, obtained an auto on the outskirts, and blew off the chauffeur’s head before speeding to Chantilly with a large cash haul.
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Pari
Chantilly
Mississippi River Forty Miles Wide Emergency Floods Loom
St. Louis March 4 The Mississippi River and its lowlands across Illinois Missouri and Kansas are inundated as the river runs about forty miles wide. Reports say water is flowing over a new levee near Pleasant Missouri, raising fears of widespread flooding. Levee at Hickman Kentucky weakening as Cairo Illinois reports rising gauge near 56 feet by Thursday with 48 feet current. Rail lines and cotton belt roads already submerged between Samos and Birds Joint. no fatalities reported.
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Inois
Missouri
Ransis
Mississippi River
Inirn
Coke Reporia
Newnoverminent Levee
Poling Pleasant
Hickmin
Cairo
Mis
Missizsippi
Samos
Mentally Unbalanced Boy Arrested for Harming Neighbor
Ralph James a seventeen year old boy was jailed after a Thursday incident where he claimed healing powers and attempted to injure a neighbor child. His mother posted bail or paid checks and he was released, but later he was recaptured when he tried to harm another child. Authorities believe he may require asylum due to unbalanced actions.
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Thalph James
Yous James
Riverside
Fire Threat to LA Retail District Destroys Wilcox Building
Fire in Los Angeles threatens the retail district and gutting the Wilcox building. The loss is estimated at $125,000 with collapse risk to the structure.
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Los Angeles
Lea Angeles
Wilcox
Drugists to Lose Licenses at Seattle Board Meeting
When the state board of pharmacy meets in Seattle April 6, it is expected six druggists will lose their licenses for selling morphine and other drugs without licenses. The action follows a March 25 notice in Seattle Washington.
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Seattle
Wash
State Board of Pharmacy
Bill on Umatilla lands passes Senate on March 16
A Senate bill (S 3225) affecting patents to 10 parcels of Umatilla Indian lands in Oregon was considered in committee of the whole and passed. It enables former purchasers who met payments under 1885 and 1902 acts to receive patents after proof the land is cultivable or suitable for residence. If the buyer dies, heirs may receive the patent, with titles passing to heirs as if named.
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Umatilla
Congress
Senate
Congressional
Umatilla Indian Lands
Oregon
Secretary of the Interior
Eastern Ore con branch hospital cornerstone parade planned
State officials will review a street parade and lay the cornerstone for the Eastern Ore con branch hospital tomorrow. Governor West attends a luncheon and a public reception follows at Wagles Woodmen Hall with dozens of local leaders, clubs, and residents anticipated on a busy day of ceremonies.
English Racing Season Opens With Many Entries
Lincoln England March 25 The flat racing season opens with large entries as King George seeks to win major prizes. A strong field includes two and three year olds and many American entrants such as James RK Keene August Belmont W K Vanderbilt Harry Payne Whitney Charles Carroll and H B Duryea.
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Lincoln
Eng
King George
King
Jamee RK
Keene
August Belmont
W. K. Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Charles Carroll
H. B. Duryea
Jury to Deliberate in Packers Trust Case Tonight
Chicago March 26 The case of J Ogden Armour and nine other millionaire packers charged with criminal conspiracy under the anti trust law will go to the jury late today. Assistant United States Attorney General Pierce Butler delivered the final argument against the packers as Judge Carpenters instructed the jury.
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Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
Finns Object to Russian Rule in Helsinki Strike
Helsingier reports Finnish pilots strike against Russian control of shipping. The workers refused government oversight, halting traffic as Russia announces impending takeover of pilot operations previously run by Finland.
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Helsingier
Finland
Russia
Textile workers in Lowell gain wage increase
About 20,000 Lowell textile mill operatives receive a wage raise today. Over the last three weeks, 125,000 workers in New England mills have received raises, boosting regional earnings.
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Lowell
Mass
New England
Good Roads Meeting Debates County Bonding Plan
Umatilla County Good Roads Association met Saturday with Chairman F W Vincent and Secretary J Keefe. The county court is officially supporting highway improvements for this year. A committee was formed to liaise with the Lowell Commercial committee and invited local groups to join in the discussions. Senator A Barrett spoke in favor of county bonding.
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Umatilla
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