Spain in turmoil as revolt widens across cities
London reports a surge in the Spanish revolt with 20000 extra troops in Madrid and strengthened forts at Barcelona and Sabadell. A general workers strike begins in Barcelona with about a thousand idle workers. Alleged royal assassination rumors circulate while arrests of political figures rise. England orders fleets to Gibraltar and Malta to monitor developments.
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Don Jamie
London
Madrid
Barcelona
Sabade
Alfonso
Gibraltar
Spanish Republicanists predict end of Madrid revolution by tomorrow
Paris reports say Spanish Republican society representatives foresee Madrid and other Spanish cities falling to revolutionaries by tomorrow night. They claim secret advices confirm the movement's success and army desertion to the republican side. Indications also place Don Jaime, the Carlist pretender, taking part in the uprising.
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Paris
Spanish Republican Society
Madrid
Don Jaimie
Japanese Emperor Celebrates Fifty-Eighth Birthday
Tokio reports His Imperial Highness Mutsu Hito the Mikado marks his fifty-eighth birthday a national holiday with banks and schools closed. Dignitaries attend the palace and diplomats congratulate him. A 10 gun salute is fired from forts and battleships fire 21 guns. the imperial army review is the day’s highlight.
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Tokio
Mutsu Hilo
Mikado
Japan
Nippon
Uoa
Ballinger Withdraws Oregon and Washington Lands for Power
Secretary Ballinger withdraws all land within the Warm Springs Indian reservation in Oregon along the Deschutes and Metolitus rivers for possible water power development. Washington lands totaling 759 acres along the Eye and Sauk rivers are also set aside for water power sites.
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Washington
Warm Springs Indian Reservation
Oregon
Deschutes
Ballinger
Eye
Sauk
All unions recognized by employers at Halifax North Carolina
Employers in Halifax North Carolina recognize all unions and provide a nine hour workday for all union men.
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Halifax
N.C
Near Tragedy Under the Sea Off Newport
Naval officials will order an investigation into the accident aboard the submarine Octopus near Newport. Lieutenant Baldwin and 12 crewmen faced death from choking fumes. the vessel surfaced and five men were unconscious when air was admitted. Faulty electric batteries are suspected.
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Newport
R. L
Naval
Baldwin
Honduras in turmoil as martial law declared
Washington reports that Honduras has declared martial law amid a muddled republic with an insurrection under way. Commandant Valladares holds Amapala with 600 armed men and is named an enemy. the United States eyes possible intervention while Bonnulla may exploit the chaos with a rival invasion.
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Honduras
State Department
Hayes
Princeton
Republic
United States
Valladares
Amapula
Bonnulla
Amapala
Valladares Wine Again Defies Honduras Authorities
Valladares, who recently ran amuck and drove foreigners from Amapala, is reported to have defeated a government troop detachment after defying President Cavilla and civil authorities. The government fears the victory could spark a revolution as American marines land near Amapala to protect U S interests.
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Valladares
San Salvador
Cavilla
Honduras
Amapala
Taft Panama trip not tied to annexation claims
Panamanian ambassador C. C. Arosemena dismissed rumors that President Taft’s November visit to Panama signals U S annexation. He cited the Hay-Bunau-Varilla treaty guaranteeing Panama’s independence and said annexation is not under consideration. Taft would travel aboard the cruiser Tennessee after voting in Cincinnati on November 8.
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Washington
Taft
Panama
United States
C. C. Arosemen
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Taft trip aims at Panama annexation or canal fortifications
Washington reports Taft will travel for two possible goals. One is annexing Panama, the other extending the canal zone twenty five miles on each side or fortifying the canal. The options appear widely published and credited.
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Washington
Taft
Panama
Canal Zone
Chicago millinery talks promise higher prices for hats
November 9 report from Chicago notes the National Millinery Jobbers association meets to discuss plans to keep prices up for women’s hats despite forecasts of smaller, conservative styles. The piece claims profits in the trade are not expanding and that hats may be classified as perishable goods due to rapid changes in fashion.
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Chicago
National
Millinery Jobbers’ Association
Jobobers
Stanfield Standard Sold to Dakota Publisher
FE W Brown owner of the Stanfield Standard sells the paper to FL FE Ball Inte of Dakota. Ball will take possession next week. Brown started the Standard at Stan field with Dr H W Gee and others. Brown ran Echo Reelstar before and has six years in local paper business. He plans to stay briefly then spend winter in California for health reasons.
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Stanfield Standard
FL FE. Ball. Inte
Dakota
New West End
Standard
Brown
Stanfield
H. W. Gee
Echo Reelstar
California
Salem Real Estate Man Shot and Robbed on Bridge
Salem police launched a search for a local killer after J. E. Roberts, a real estate man, was shot and robbed of about $5,000 on a bridge near the reform school while en route to his brother’s home to settle farm debt. A new revolver with three chambers empty and a torn saddlebag were found, suggesting local involvement. Roberts died minutes later in Salem, with a bullet wound through the head. Earl Mardnes found him and transported him to town.
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Salem
Ore
J. E. Roberts
Reform School
Roberts
Roberta
Earl Mardnes
Canada and U S Will Open Reciprocity Talks
Ottawa November 3 Recip rocity negotiations between Canada and the United States will begin in Ottawa on Saturday with Hon. W. S. Fielding and William Patterson representing Canada and Charles Pepper and Henry Trout for the United States. The conference is expected to last several weeks and will base proposals on free exchange of natural products and raw materials.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Fielding
William Patterson
Charles Pepper
Henry Trout
Washington State Department
Commissioner Keefe to Probe Alleged Peonage
Commissioner of Immigration Keefe will leave Washington for an extensive tour to investigate charges that labor troubles in the Hawaiian Islands stem from peonage in violation of the federal constitution. He will travel to Pittsburg Seattle and San Francisco sailing November 29 and arriving in Honolulu December 6.
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Keefe
Hawaiian Islands
Pittsburg
Seattle
San Francisco
Honolu
Queer Sult on Trial in Newark Farm Fraud Case
Adolph Fries, Panama Canal engineer, sues Mayor Charles A Beachtold and wife of Mountainside New Jersey alleging he paid 13 000 for a farm. Fries sent 15000 plus 3000 later. farm titled to Mrs Beachtold and checks indorsed to her. Beachtolds claim Fries gifted money to them and warn against disclosure as fraud. Legal members await judge’s decision with interest.
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Newark
N. J
Adolph Fries
Panama Canal
Charles A. Beachtold
Mountainside
Fries
Beachtold
Fries Arlowes
Benachtolds Allere
Han
Sixteen Years a Czar Observed in Russia
In St. Petersburg on the sixteenth anniversary of the czar's accession all churches held services and troops paraded while theaters offered free entertainments for children. The imperial family attended a Te Deum in celebration.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Express drivers strike looms as union recognition eyed
New York November 3 prospects for settlement look bright with a conference set for this afternoon to seek an agreement. If talks fail Mayor Gaynor will seek arbitration. Strikers demand recognition of their union, the likely sticking point, with express companies losing about 100000 dollars daily.
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New York
Express
Gaynor
Open or closed shop blocks settlement in Chicago garment strike
In Chicago the open versus closed shop is the key issue delaying a settlement as state board of arbitration seeks agreement. Strike leaders press for union recognition while employers push for an open shop. Police patrol the strike district to deter noise or crowds. Jerry Stone travels from Athena for business.
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Chicago
Garment Workers
State Board of Arbitration
Nslt
Friends Rally in Echo Urges Reform in County Affairs
At Echo last night Senator C J Smith spoke to a large, cross party audience showing support among Republicans and Democrats. J W Maloney urged votes for J B Saylor for commissioner, saying reform requires a sympathetic ally on the court. Other speakers included Dr Hall and T J Tweedy, with Ben Hill absent due to illness. next rallies set for Adame.
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J. W. Maloney
Hearers
J. B. Saylor
New Deal
Echo
C. J. Smith
Stolth
Will M. Peterson
Senator Smith
T. J. Tweedy
Ben Hill
Adame
Special deputy D A Earl Rogers begins work on Times explosion probe
Los Angeles November 3 Earl Rogers received his commission as special deputy district attorney and began service with the jury investigating the Times explosion. He will likely examine witnesses from San Francisco. Deputy D A McComas surprised San Francisco labor leaders Johansen Tinetmoe and Yoell by telling them they could return home without testifying. None reportedly testified.
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Los Angeles
Earl Rogers
Times
San Francisco
McComas
Tinetmoe
Johansen
Yoell
Briand to Announce New Cabinet Tonight in France
Paris reports Premier Briand prepared to reveal a new cabinet, with Falleiries to lead the group on condition key ministers accept. The impending announcement sparked fevers of reaction across France and stirred political tension as the cabinet lineup nears.
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Paris
Navy
Briand
Tein
Falleiries
France
Chinese uprisings feared by European colonies
From Penang and Strait settlements private advices today state that European colonies in south China are alarmed by the rising likelihood of Chinese uprisings.
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London
Penang
South
China
Barney Oldfield Disqualified in Atlanta Race
In Atlanta Georgia yesterday Barney Oldfield fought three hours for a chance to enter today’s automobile meet but was ruled disqualified by the American Automobile Association. Lawyers for Oldfield sought mandamus and damages against the AAA and the Atlanta association claiming lack of due process and justification of the disqualification. The case centers on a race with Jock Johnson viewed by supporters as a test against racial bias in sports.
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Atlanta
Navy
Barney Oldfield
American Automobile Association
America Automobile Association
Oldfield
Mandimous
American Automobile Ressociation
Atlanta Association
Jock Johnson
Johnson
Republican to Defeat Ac Elitism
New York says Republicans fund Democratic campaigns to defeat Roosevelt. State Chairman Huppuchu cites a Philadelphia Republican letter to the Democratic fund as proof. The letter warns that attacks on the Supreme Court threaten civilization and law. Roosevelt heads west to Iowa and Ohio for speeches.
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New York
Roosevelt
Iowa
Ohio
Cobb and Rucker Set for Ten Mile Speed Duel in Atlanta
Atlanta, Nov 3. Ty Cobb the bat star and Nap Rucker Brooklyn pitcher were paired for a ten mile race a best two of three heats across three days at the Atlanta Motordrome during the three day automobile race meet. Local and national enthusiasts attend with Savannas races planned next week. The meet features the City of Atlanta trophy 206 miles with 2000 added and the small car race with 1000 added along with dashes trials and patrol events.
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Atlanta
Ty" Cobb
Nap” Rucker
Brooklyn
Cobb
Georgia
Rucker
Stars of the Past May Play Tomorrow
Football fans may witness a rare practice game tomorrow at Matlock field as former players from Pen-Qtoten consider rejoining the high school squad to face Baker City. Possible returnees include George Strand, Glenn Scott, Elmer Storie, George Baer, Guy Wyrick, Ralph Coon, Carl Engdahl, Herbert Thompson, Jim Thompson, Harvey McDill and Ivan Sturtevant in a bid to add seasoning before the next league clash.
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Thompson
Big P
Baker City High School
Pen- Qloten
Matlock Field
Tomormn
Neups
George Strand
Gien Scott
Elmer Storie
George Baer
Guy Wyrick
Ralph Coon
Carl Engdahl
Herbert Thompson
Jim Thompson
Harvey M'Dil
Ivan Sturtevant
Sailor dives to recover lost money in heavy sea
John Ambrose, mate on the tug Dalzelline of the Ralzell Towing Co., leaped into a raging sea off Ambrose Channel light ship to save six ten dollar bills blown overboard. After 15 minutes of struggling, he surfaced with one bill and was hauled aboard. the rest drifted away in wind and tide as the J. B Manning schooner was towed away.
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New York
John Ambrose
Dalzeline
Ralzell Towing Company
Ambrose
Dalzelline
J. B Manning
Fernandina
Fla
Kean
Dalxelline
John Bigelow Jr Named Democratic Candidate for Congress
John Bigelow Jr son of the former minister to France is the Democratic candidate for Congress in the 20th New York district.
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John Bigelow, Jr
France
New York
Roosevelt Campaign Fire Soars In Dix Duel
On the Roosevelt Special Al lance Ohio November 3 John A Dix charges Roosevelt with alliance with Hearst and wilful misrepresentation. Roosevelt replies that Dix slanders him, calls for dignity and recalls past presidents, urging voters to judge by deeds not rhetoric.
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Allance
Ohio
Dix
Cornel Roosevelt
John A. Dix
New York
Roosevelt
William R. Hearst
Itixen
Passasin
County Court Convened As Judge Gilliland Sits In
County court convened yesterday under Judge Gilliland and Commissioner Walker with adjournment until today due to Commissioner Lee absence. Today's session focuses on auditing bills and related financial matters.
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Gilliland
Walker
Lee
Gould Gets His Old Love Letters
New York November report says Frank Gould paid 10000 to settle out of court over alleged breach of promise to Ressta De Voe. He had offered 35000 for the letters earlier, but she hypothecated them for a loan. Gould doubled the offer and obtained the letters.
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New York
Frank Gould
Gould
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