Taft arbitration plan called wicked and dangerous
The piece notes William Jennings Bryan in The Commoner argues jail for steel trust officials and questions why a jury and not criminal prosecution. It also cites an Outlook editorial quoting Theodore Roosevelt opposing universal arbitration of disputes, warning it could harm national honor and vital interests.
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Steel Trust
Lincoln
Nebr
Taft
Wiliam Jennines Bryan
New York
Nev
Theodore Roosevelt
Ord
Roosevelt
Pacific
Mistaken deer shot leaves two dead in New Jersey dawn
Miya Landing New Jersey November 2 Charles Norcrosa of Iona fired into a party of four hunters believed a deer walked down an unused road. Two men Dontid Stellman aged 28 from Pilewantville and John You aged 42 from Pleasantville were killed. William Jarvis of Mienenniville wounded awaiting coroner action.
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Miya Landing
N. J
Charles Norcrosa
Iona
Dontid Stellman
Pilewantville
John You
Pleasantville
William Jarvis
Mienenniville
Nor
Stanlei capitalist visits city from Tio Ore
M Stanslei a Stan. Tio, Ore capitalist visits the city as a business guest, attending the Imperial-Portland Journal event and meeting local officials and merchants.
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Tt. M. Stanslei
Stan. Tio, Ore
Imperial—Portland Journal
New Chinese Premier Seeks Peace as War Intensifies
Shanghai reports Yuan Shikai meeting rebel leader at Wa Chang amid talks of possible peace. Rebels shell Han Yang challenging Japan's stance as war rages on Hankow where fires burn and streets host escalating clashes. An American destroyer Pompeii moves toward Hankow with supplies.
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Shanghai
Han Yang
Japan
Tas Fel
Kai
Etl
Ld Tha
Wa Chang
Yaungewe River
Hankow
Pompeii
Independent government proclaimed in Kwang-1 province
Pekin reports that revolutionists in Wu Chow declare an independent government and are raising an army under the banner Diepatoties kiate, signaling a major political upheaval in the province.
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Pekin
Kwang -1
Wu Chow
Kiate
Bloodiest rebel victory at Yi Do Ky battle
San Francisco reports a rebel win at Yi Do Ky in Hupah province. One thousand imperialists were killed as Hunan falls under rebel control amid the Munah campaign. The clash marks a major early victory in the uprising.
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San Francisco
Nev
Shanghai
Yi Do Ku
Hupah
Hunan
Munah
Richmond figure withdraws from public life in late show exit
Richmond reports William Cody known as Buffalo Bill recedes from public life last night amid a curtain call style departure. His Indians will retreat to winter quarters and return to their performing rupees while Buffalo Bill plans to spend his remaining years in Wyoming Horn, reflecting a shift in his career and residence.
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Richmond
Wm. Fo Cody
Huffalo BU
Muffalo Bud
Wyoming Ile Horn
Mike Americoin
White Salmon Stock Display Moves From Hatchery
White Salmon in display window features white salmon fry from Vonneyville hatchery moved last Monday by C. J Cranston secretary of the fish and game commission The small brood appear healthy and the move is hoped to succeed after prior transplant attempts by Yeo and others including Weaving dind J D Mokey of Geho registered at the St George last night
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la Town& Peterson
Vonneyville Hatchery
C. J Cranston
Fish and Game
Hae Yeo
J. & D Mokey
Geho
St. George
Reservation Residents Win Long Battle for Public Schools
Indigenous residents on the Umatilla reservation win a long campaign to establish public school districts within reserve boundaries. Attorney General Crawford issues a ruling allowing districts to extend onto reservation lands, enabling districts No. 118 and others to form, with communities like Bingham Springs and Cayute pursuing schools. The decision expands access for white families and could lead to more districts and improved schooling countywide.
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Welles
State Department of Public Instruction
Presbyterian Mission
Boundar
Dhoanl
Athena
Bingham Springs
Umatilla
District Boundary Board
Gibbon
Cayute
Othr
Fate of Oregon progressive laws to be in hands of Supreme Court today
Washington, Nov 2 The fate of the national movement for direct legislation through initiative and referendum is on trial in the United States Supreme Court today Two cases challenge the constitutionality of the Oregon measure An adverse decision would deal a blow to diesel legislation The Oregon enactment requires telephone and telegraph companies to pay a two percent tax on gross receipts The Pacific States Telephone Company contests the tax on grounds the law is unconstitutional
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Washington
National Movement
United States Supreme Court
Oregon
Telephone and Telegraph
Taft Reviews Armada Aboard Mayflower In New York Harbor
President Taft reviewed a grand armada of United States warships as the Mayflower led a salute along the Hudson. Rear Admiral Oanhaus boarded Taft’s yacht to praise the splendid display before Taft returned to Jurkey City for breakfast and the voyage resumed. Aviator Rodgers, aiming to complete his cross country flight, arrived from Maricopa and planned onward to Los Angeles while Fowler continues toward the Atlantic.
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New York
Taft
United States
Hudson
Jurkey City
Oanhaus
President
Mr. Taft
Naval review ceremonies wrap up at San Pedro
After the naval review at San Pedro, sailors and petty officers begin leaving ships while higher officers take part in social functions in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Calif
San Pedro
Murder Found In Lonely Oregon Cabin
St Helens Oregon November 2 The body of Charles H Welst a game keeper was found in a lonely cabin two miles south of this place He had been shot through the head and no weapon was found authorities are certain Welst was murdered
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St. Helens
Ore
Charles H. Welst
Welst
Prosecution wastes an entire session in Los Angeles court
Los Angeles November 2. Assistant District Attorney Horton tried to coerce juror Quiniff Morrin Hayes who had disqualified himself by venire. Nearly the whole morning was wasted. defense challenged and excused multiple veniremen as several potential jurors were examined but released.
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Los Anegeles
Judge Mare key to turn McNam att evidence to grand jury
In Indianapolis on November 1, Judge Mare key announced the McNam att evidence will be turned over to the federal grand jury Saturday. The delay was chosen to decide if the appeal cited by the Tranworkers Union attorneys affects the court order directing the submission of the evidence to federal authorities.
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Tnitianapolis
Marekey
MccNamatt
Federal Grand Jury Satunday
Sali Be
Tranworkers
Northern Indiana Hit by Sudden Cold Wave
Indianapolis reports a cold wave sweeping Northern and Central Indiana with temperatures dropping to 24 degrees. Snowfall measured six inches at South Bend, signaling a severe winter system across the region.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
South Bend
Portland Lawyer Judge Webster Visits For Supreme Court Case
Judge L Ry Webster, a noted Portland lawyer and bond amendment author, is in the city to argue before the supreme court whether Jackson county’s $1,500,000 highway bond issue, adopted last November, is now effective despite a veto attempting to place it in effect.
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Tudge
Webster
L. Ry Webster
Portland
Supreme Court
Webster Ars
Jackson County
McKinney to Buy Five Room Bungalow on Washington
William McKinney an exchange teller at American National bank plans to buy a five room bungalow with basement on the north side of the river at the corner of Washington and Madison Streets. Charles Cole the contractor is excavating the basement.
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William McKinney
American National Bank
Washington and
Madison Streets
Washington Street
Charles Cole
Italian Brutality Provokes European Protest Over Tripoli
Reports from Tripoli describe wholesale and atrocious acts by Italian forces against Turks. In Germany, prominent citizens launch a movement urging other powers to press Italy to adhere to modern warfare rules.
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Rirtin
Tripoli
Arake
Germany
Fighting resumes at Tripoli as Turks refuse surrender
From Constantinople on November 2 the war minister announced that fighting between Turkish forces and Italians at Tripoli resumed last night. The Turkish general had demanded surrender of the Italians who refused to comply.
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Constantinople
Chefket Pashtofay
Tripoli
Heiess Elopes With Mentor in Helena Scandal
Helena society reports Heiess elopes with her mentor amid disinheritance fears by her father Thomas Cruse. The Cruses court records show a divorce of Mire Marleruse from Alvar Weider in New York society circles. Father refused reporters entry. Mire and her group have long resided in New York and are widely known in society.
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Helena
Mont
New York
Safety of Labor at Panama Commission Sends Notices
Washington D C March news reports the Commission announcing that all canal positions are filled due to rapid progress. The notice underscores a shift in labor conditions isthmian area, with previous prosecutions of agents trying to lure workers to Cuba and South American plantations.
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Commission
Washington, D D. C
Wrien
Labbor
Nine women die in Chehalis Imperial Powder Works fire
Relatives cannot identify nine young women workers burned to death in a late yesterday fire at the Imperial Powder Works in Chehalis. Two bodies identified, others charred beyond recognition. plant loss estimated at twenty thousand dollars across four buildings. Investigators probe ignition cause with no explosion reported.
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Chehalis
Chehal
Wash
Gil
Imperial Powder Works
Sadie Westfall
Bertha Hagle
Verma Milford
Hva Gilmore
Ethel KH Henry
Tillte Wasmback
Ethel Tharp
Bertha Crown
Miss Crown
Miss Tharp
Mel Crown
Misa Tharp
Minister Cleared in Linnell Murder Case as Trial Nears
Boston November 2 Attorney John Lie of Virginia declared the minister innocent after discussions with Dr Richeson and review of evidence. Lie promised surprises at trial. Richeson remains pastor and prepared a letter to church directors, contents unknown.
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Boston
Richeson
John Lie
Virginia
Minster
Avis Linnell
Ose
Slayer Regrets Stabbing Mother in Oregon Town
Hill Gilwan the sheepherder who stabbed his aged mother to death while intoxicated in The Dalles Oregon expresses deep remorse for the act. He says she begged him to stop drinking. No preliminary hearing arrangements have been made. insanity may be pleaded as a defense.
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Dalles
Hill Gilwan
Steamer Shintsu Maru Wrecked in Typhoon off Hainan
Victoria B C reports the Japanese steamer Shintsu Maru once the Baron Cawdor was wrecked in a typhoon off Hainan Island on September 19. Only Captain Murase and one stoker survived wash ashore. Lifeboats, deck fittings, hatches, and engine room were swept away by rough seas.
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Victoria
B. C
Cylops
Shintsu Maru
Baron Cawdor
Hainan Island
Murase
Polo player dies after fall in Santa Barbara game
John Croas, a prominent polo player from Uyiyelt, died after a fall during a match yesterday in Santa Barbara. He was playing against Dr. E Ke Booseke, a candidate for Santa Barbara’s mayoral race, when the pony toppled and caused fatal injuries.
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Santa Barbta
Cat
John Croas
E. Ke Booseke
Santa Barbara
Suffragettes Parade in Denver to Celebrate California Victory
Suffragettes in Denver Colorado plan a parade on November 2 to celebrate the California suffrage victory in the test election. Colorado suffragists will participate, marking a moment of national momentum for the movement.
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Denver
Colo
California
Vertigo Cursed Aviator's Death Case Sparks Testimony
Testimony before the coroner's jury reveals details of the aviator's death linked to Professor Montgomery's air line. Rotert, the aviator's brother, testified about the turbulence and the crash that led to the fatal accident near Bla Aeroline unspecified location.
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Cali
Rotert
Montgomery
Utiwek
Vertian
Three Drunks and a Wag in Police Court
November began with three drunks and a vig in police court. Henry Hancock faced either jail or leaving the city and chose to depart. G Bushman, John Proctor, and John Pow paid five dollar fines each.
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Henry Hancock
G. Bushman
John Proctor
John Pow
Newly Wedded Couple Returns from Portland Wedding
Mr and Mrs James D B Kennedy greeted friends when they returned to their home this morning via the Northern Pacific after a Portland wedding. Mrs Alice Sheridan is the bride.
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James DB. Kennedy
Alice Sher'dan
Portland
Olympia Considers Commission Form of Government
A meeting in Olympia discussed adopting a commission form of government. Petitions are circulating to ease the adoption of the new system. Speakers debated costs and efficiency, noting annual city savings and staffing implications for police, fire, streets, and engineering departments.
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Olympia
Werriston Water System Contract Let by City Council
Hermiston Correspondence shows Newport Land Construction awarded the water system contract after bids. their price beat the next by 324 dollars and a separate bond bid by Hoehler & Co. was approved for funding. Various bids from firms in Seattle Spokane Portland and Hermiston ranged up to 25 570 for construction with well and pump not included.
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Werriston
Council
Hermixton
Hermiston
Newport Land & Construction, Company
Bebe
Newport Company
Hoehler & Co
Toledo
Drewell & Hayden
Portland
Sowpart Construction Co
Government Ater Wheat Manipulators in Chicago Novelty
Government agents reportedly consider suing Armotr Grin company over alleged wheat market cornering. Chicago warehouse stocks near 917 million bushels with world supply about 82 million. Operators allegedly try to market holdings to deter federal probe. Board of Trade says no cornering evidence.
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Chicago
Armotr Grin Company
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