Taft Crashes Banquet Tempers with Pittsburg Leader
President Taft clashed with Congressman Littleton during a Pittsburg banquet as Littleton denounced the Sherman Anti trust Act. Taft, angered, rose, pounded the table, and challenged the notion of indefinite trusts while vowing the law would bring down others, with socialism looming.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Taft
Martin Littleton
Wile
Urieiet
Léttleton Iotterly
Vathora
Littleton
Uncle Sam's Dogs of War Reviewed in New York
New York on November 1 witnessed a grand naval review as battleships passed down the Hudson Madsen river in double columns. Secretary Von Meyer rode the Mayflower aboard the flagship while thousands lined the banks to witness the spectacle. Each ship fired a nineteen-gun salute in honor as the fleet passed.
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New York
Madsen River
Ameren Cfug
von Meyer
Unite States Navy Department
Meyer
Pacific Fleet Reviewed at San Pedro Harbor
In Los Angeles California on November 1 the Pacific fleet of the United States Navy arrived in San Pedro harbor. Admiral Sutherland held temporary command during the review as twenty six war ships steamed past the reviewing stand at the brewkowater near Vicksburg as the flagship. The fleet anchored off the harbor upon completion of the review.
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Pacific
Te Angeles
Calif
United States Navy
San Pedro Harbor
Monignor Falcon to Sail For Rome This Month
Monsignor Falcon, soon to be elevated to cardinal, has prepared his departure from Washington. He will leave on November 12 and board a ship in New York on November 14 as he ends his apostolic delegate tenure and issues a farewell to U.S. bishops and archbishops.
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Tulconlo
Wiachington
Monsignor
Falcon
United States
Tome
Washington
Eaid
New York
Missouri picks Goltra to replace Wetmore on national committee
Victory for Harmon, Kanena City, Mo, Nov. 1. BR. Y. Mitchell of Springfield says his defeat was a victory for Governor Harmon. Edward F. Goltra of St. Louis was today selected as Missouri’s member of the Democratic national committee to succeed the late Colonel Moses Wetmore.
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Harmon
Kanena City
BR. Y. Mitchell
Springfield
Edward F. Goltra
St. Louis
Missouri
Democratic National Committee
Moses Wetmore
Tornado Hits Thelma Town South Of San Antonio
A tornado damaged crops near Thelma Texas, eighteen miles south of San Antonio. The town was practically destroyed and two people were injured. total damage value not yet estimated.
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San Antonio
Tex
Thelma
Prankers 10 Face Juvenile Officer
A Halloween prank scare was averted by Officer Ira Hughes patrolling the east end. He stopped a gang of boys from placing a handcart on the O.W.R.&N. track and captured the ringleaders, who were ordered to report to juvenile officer John Halley. The incidents caused minor property damage but no serious harm.
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Hallowe'en
Ira Hughes
Hughes
Kang
John Halley
Sone
Hallowe'en Reas
America
William Pedro
Train Robbers Over Look Half Million
Two armed men stopped a westbound Rock Island train near Ark. junction and robbed mail and a safe containing about 500000. They held the crew at gunpoint and forced the engineer to move the train to a siding, then escaped with valuables as authorities pursued.
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Memphis
Town
dHuorlburt
Ark
Cleyks
Mortgage Foreclosure Sues In County Court
Sues to foreclose a mortgage on property to secure two promissory notes of 82 dollars each. E. lsaces named as defendant for claimed interest. Attorney fees set at 150 dollars. Plaintiffs ask for amount of notes and interest. Sharpstein Sharpestein of Walla Walla represent the plaintiff.
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Mortener
Hartman
Dixon Andlisle Dinan
Sharpstein& Sharpestein
Walla Walla
Scientist killed testing aeroplane glider near Edenvale
San Jose Cal Nov 1 Professor John Montgomery of Santa Clara College famed inventor of an aeroplane glider and an electrical rectifier was killed yesterday afternoon near Edenvale while experimenting with an aeroplane girder.
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San Jose
Cal
John Montgomery
Santa Clara College
New York
San Francisco
Edenvale
Mud Turtles Sent From Indiana To Washington School
Express Messenger Steel carried a box of a couple dozen mud turtles from Indiana to a professor at the Pllensturge Normal School aboard a Northern Pacific train this afternoon. Whether the turtles are a new species for the northwest or intended for local delicacy remains speculation.
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Northern Pacific
Express Messenger Steel
Indiana
Pllensturge Normal School
Northwest
Washington
Federal Probe Deepens in McNamara Case Turbulence
A federal probe advances as Indianapolis courts surrender Iron Workers Union records to the U S grand jury investigating the McNamara dynamite hires. John and James McNamara face conspiracy charges for moving explosives across state lines. Lions Club City officials questioned amid court laughter as Lorenzo Romanes is challenged.
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Indianapolis
McNamara
Burns
Iion Worker's Union
United States Grind Jury
McNamara Dynamhlte
Markey
John
James McNamara
Los Angeles
Fredericks
Iron Workers’ Union
United States Grand Jury
Clarence Darrow Sait
Veniremen
Bordwell
Lorenzo Romanes
Becate
Romanes
Turks claim Caneva captured in Tripoli war shows
Constantinople November 1 War Minister Chekfot Pasha says General Caneva of the Italian Thralian army in Tripolitan campaign is captured and held by Turkish forces. Italian cabinet warns it will press Turkey for territorial concessions and seizure of Turkish islands if terms are not met as reports from Tripoli are disputed by foreign diplomats.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Chekfot Pasha
Caneva
Tripoli
Triparli
Pisha
Tripolitan
Rome
Try
Tuly
Foreign Office
Éheral Caneva
Anarchists Arrests Reported Across Italy Frontier
Dispatches from Nice on November 1 detail widespread anarchist arrests across Italy. The frontier advisories say agitators have stirred antiwar sentiment linked to the Turko Italian conflict and against the Italian government among troops, with growing dissension and unrest reported.
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Nice
France
Italy
Socialists Win in Pasadena Primaries Amid Women Voter Hope
Returns from 242 of 243 precincts show Harriman leading Mayor Alexander by 2132 votes in the socialist slate for December elections. Final tallies: Harriman 7,591. Alexander 4,455. Mush et 7,249. Gregory D. Socialists nominate a full ticket except city attorney. Harriman predicts victory in December, aided by women voters despite their lack of prior suffrage in yesterday’s primary. The city anticipates a heated campaign with both sides rallying strong urban support.
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Tox Angeles
Haurminian
Alexander
Harriman
Alesander
Mushet
Gregory D
Porlle
Che
Mushets
Uie
New Piano for Pendleton Commercial Club
The Pendleton Commercial Club plans to enhance member life with a splendid new piano to be installed immediately. Billiard and pool tables have been recovered and the rooms stocked with national publications and news, aiming to make the space enjoyable for spare hours. Members are urged to visit often and bring guests to strengthen city ties and club connections.
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Pendleton Commercial Club
J. EB Keefe, Jr
Suffrage Endorsement by National W. C. T. U. Convention
Milwaukee Wie November 1 report that the national Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention endorsed woman suffrage. The pledge states that enfranchisement is just and advances humanity, and the group commits to work for ballot equality with men.
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Milwaukee, Wie
Kern County Approves Wet Option Under Willett Plan
Bakersfield November 1 voters in Kern County approve local option wet measure by a large majority under the Willett plan influencing Bakersfield and three supervisor districts.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Kern County
Wille Iw
Supervisors
Jap Whalers Shoot Russians at Copper Island Rookery
Nov 1 report from Copper Island describes Japanese sealing vessels Maru and Tess Maru near seal rookeries Imamist. Russian patrol cruiser arrived, boats hauled ashore, crews killed seals, guards attempted arrest and gunfire erupted with some poachers firing on Russians.
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Victor
Copper Islands
Maru
Imamist
Post Gives Life Story of C. S. Jackson
The tale tracks C S Jackson once publisher of East Crean and owner of the Ore mon Jornal in the current Saturday Evening Post. It follows Sam Jackson’s youth in Virginia and Baltimore, his kin networks, a curtailed Oregon joke, and his first venture toward Oregon by boat with $250 saved from his father’s shop.
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Jackson
East Crean
Oremon Jornal
Jssue
Saturday Evening Post
Samuel
Sandy Bottom
Rappin- Hannock
Virginia
Sam Jackson
Buithmore
Sam
Baltimore
Old Dominion
Oregon
Supreme Court Grinds Away In Arilalizing City
The Supreme Court sits in session in the city hearing several appellate cases from multiple counties. Appellants include Stephenseun and Aaron Von Viechlend, with respondents Slaterctor, Jd Mc Laren, Willow River Land & Irrigation Co, and North American Securities Co among others. Counsels Tanner Olver, Teon ard Cole, and Clifford attend for the parties, with judges and clerks noted in attendance.
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Supreme Coure
Arilalizing
Thie City
Tetas
Tenis Stephenseun
Aaron von Viechlend
Wallowe County
Oppel- Wink
B. Carrey
McLaren
County Court Meets On First Day Of Month
County court convened on the first day of the month since the prior day fell on a Wednesday. The main business was auditing the usual budget of bills.
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County Cour
Students Work as Servants to Fund Missouri Education
Twenty five co-eds at the University of Missouri support a four year course by working as domestic servants. Miss Chapman head of the YWCA employment bureau notes one girl, a farmer's shotgun age daughter, laundries. Fourteen others earn 15 cents an hour entertaining children with games and stories to free mothers from care.
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Kansas City
University of Missouri
Chapman
W. C. A. Employment Bureau
Yuan 13 new Chinese ruler and the revolt in China
Yuan Shi Kai has been installed as premier by appointment and aims to negotiate peace with General Li Yuan Ming while planning clashes with Imperial forces. Admiral Murdock arrives in Shanghai with marines to Hankow. Rebels seize Hankow as Peking reports a critical situation with the northern army defecting from the Manchu dynasty.
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Peking
China
Yuan Shi Kai
Premier Yuan
Li Yuan Ming
Murdock
Hankow
Shanghai
Mani'a
Army League
Chinese Infant Emperor May Seek Refuge in American Legation
Cabled advices from Peking report that the Chinese infant emperor may flee to the American legation for safety if needed. Imperial forces grow more apprehensive as events unfold.
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Shanghai
Peking
Dowager Empress Flees From Beijing Capsule News
Dispatches from Peking report Lane Yu the dowager empress fled the capital with the young emperor Wei and that all trace of them is lost. The San Francisco note highlights the dramatic escape and unsettled search in the capital.
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San Francisco
Chi. Dose
Sale Gal Yat Pw
Peking
Lane Yu
Wei
Peace talks proposed by Chinese revolutionists report
An official statement issued today by the Chinese Nationals Comrades says the revolutionists are willing to discuss peace with the new premier on the basis that the Manchu ruler must abdicate. Two other terms are mentioned in the outline of the peace discussions.
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San Francices
Atabate
Lawsuit Won by Irrigation Company in Circuit Judge Phelps Ruling
An irrigation company wins a suit in the opinion of Circuit Judge G W Phelps yesterday. Paine Bros lose their case against Milton Freewater and Hudson Bar Tectition company seeking an injunction to restrain water permits. Plaintiffs, stockholders in the company, claimed water rents exceed three dollars an acre, but evidence failed to support the claim.
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Circeuit
G. W. Phelps
Paine Bros
Milton, Freewater and Hudson Bar Tec Kition Company
Man Killed Pursuing Burglars in New Orleans
Edgar Farrar Jr. 80, of the American Bar Association, was shot and killed in the early hours while pursuing two burglars who had broken into his home in New Orleans. The pair escaped and remain at large.
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New Orleans
Navy
Edgar Farrar, Jr
Ranker Beaten by Three Unidentified Men in New Orleans
New Orleans on November 1 Walter Alten president of the American National Bank of Terrell Texas and close friend of Governor Colquitt was brutally beaten by three unidentified men on his way to the depot early today. His condition is described as very grave.
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Ranker
New Orleans
Mistakom
Walter Alten
Amercian National Bank
Terrell
Texas
Colqult
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