Finland Wins Her Freedom Amid War Crisis And Amnesty
Dispatches report Finland has won freedom and Helsinki delegates sent a manifesto to the Diet. Russian troops and artillery reach Helsingfors as strikes continue. Amnesty edicts release prisoners and halve sentences, while unrest and anti Jewish riots flare in Budapest and Odessa with heavy casualties.
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Helsingfors
London
Mites
St. Petersbure
Finland
Helwingfors
Calr
Slag Loco Resformibie
Diet
Governor Wright sails from Manila to San Francisco
Wright Leavnes Manila reports Governor Wright departed Manila for San Francisco with a farewell crowd. He declared he would not return, a statement that drew strong reactions from attendees as he left for his journey.
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Wright Leavnes
Manila
Wright
San Francisco
Letting Favors McClellan
The municipal campaign closes tonight in New York as mayors contenders push for votes. Betting favors McClellan at 3 to 1 reflects expectations of a large plurality.
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McClellan
New York
Zinn Travesty Company Heads to Frazer for Weeklong Show
The Zinn Travesty company arrives in Frazer tomorrow night for a weeklong engagement with a repertoire of entertaining plays that have earned popularity in La Grande and Baker City after recent successful runs.
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Zinn Company
Zinn Travesty Company
Frazer
la Grande
Baker City
Revolution in refining gains 20 percent yield
Consul Plem iti reports to the state department a revolutionary refinery method by Dr McAlpine promising a 20 percent yield increase and elimination of chemicals. The process would reduce costs, improve product quality, and threaten current practices in the oil trade, potentially benefiting rivals of Rockefeller and associates.
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Wursington
Plemiti
Edinburg
Scotland
State Department
Doctor McAlpine
Mr. Rockefeller
Hit Associatem
Greeley citizens approve Bijou ditch and New Empire reservoir bonds
Colorado Springs, Nov 4. Citizens of Greeley voted to issue 750000 bonds to buy the Bijou ditch and the New Empire reservoir site. Work to start by January, with the Bijou basin of 1000 acres west of Fort Morgan. Ditch to be enlarged to 600 cubic feet per second to Beaver Creek over 40 miles. New Empire reservoir to hold 2 000 000 000 cubic feet. Going to Europe. New York, Nov 4. J HIM sailed for Europe today.
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Colorado
Greeley
Fort Morgan
Beaver Creek
New Empire
Revolver Fire Kills Man in Odessa Mob Frights Jews
A mob in Odessa on November 4 terrorized homes suspected of harboring Jews. They fired through a Scripps News correspondent’s window and killed a man before realizing the target was not inside. The episode follows broader anti Jewish violence as authorities search for culprits.
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Odessa
Scripps News
Badger Mill to Close and Move Resources
The Badger mill at this place is to be closed soon with all company men moved to a property near Sumpter. The mine may run until December 1 but could close any day. The Susanville store will close Thursday. Authorities cite company road work as a factor, while others say the aim is to secure additional property for continued mill operation. The Bully of the Woods mine is separate and not in the suit. The mill and mines are owned by Standard of people. A Ki Tattowore of Susanville is involved.
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Sumpter
Susansville
Haltezoro
Furni
Standard of People
Tattowore
Susanville
Mysterious Tragedy Shocks Minneapolis Family
In Minneapolis on November 4, three Brennan children aged 10 15 and 5 died after their stepmother aged 27 was fatally shot at 2 AM. Ailing at the scene, the woman died after firing through a window injuring one more child aged 11. Authorities suspect a crime tied to a mental disturbance.
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Minneapolis
James Brennan
Alice
Lizzie
Arthur
Thomas
Stepmother
Han
Inland Empire to Host Wide NW River Improvement Meet
The Oregon Development league and Pendleton Commercial Association plan a large inland empire gathering in Pendleton to urge Congress for river improvement funding. Senators and congressmen from Oregon Washington Idaho are urged to attend by November 30, with Portland Lewiston Walla Walla Pullman Spokane and others expected to send delegations.
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Oregon Development Feague
Eel Oregonian
Inland Empire
Congrewa
Oregon
Whallington
Idaho
Ufre
Ubon
Portland
Cascades
War Department
Columbia Hoar
Oregon Development League
Osle
Pendleton Commercial Association
Mitten
Pendleton
Pendleton Commercial Associa
BL. Smith
Tom Michardson
East Oregonian
Columbie River
Duyntet
Meet Iim
Vnlkind Empire
Congress
Ankeny
Walla Walla
Washington
Lima
Coneremaine Jones
Senatome
Korm
Dubois
Conereeaman French
Fulton
Lewiston
Tolmx
Pullmen
Spokane
Delomite
Teachers Close Sessions at County Institute in Pendleton
Nearly 100 teachers attended the Pendleton County Institute this afternoon where praise from County Superintendent Welles followed a detailed program. Prof Churchill spoke on business education, and Ackerman urged teachers to obtain signed clearance before teaching, urging lawful compliance in all districts.
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Pendleton
Thin City
Welles
Churchill
Ackerman Mino
Woodmen World Camp Formed at Irrigon
Last night a Woodmen for the World camp was formed at Irrigon by district organizer A. Dridge with twenty two charter members. Officials elected include Ira Wyckoff past officer N B Newton G G, FB Holbrook P Beck clerk W ML Coste banker A G McCluskey sentry J E Jeffreys watchman Alfred Ives trustee candidates for the camp are A Le Cirson G R Jones and M F L Wadsworth.
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Irrigon
A. D.ridge
Ira Wyckoff
N. B. Newton
G G
FB. Holbrook
A. L
P. &. Beck
W. ML. Coste
A. G. McCluskey
J. E. Jeffreys
Alfred Ives
Uacort
A. le. Cirson
G. R. Jones l
M. FL Wadsworth
Colton Situation and Russian Turmoil Effects on Cotton
New York November 4 Miller and Co review the cotton market noting a week of sudden changes and a calmer mood. A new factor is the Russian disturbance as the empire transitions from an oil regime to a new government, with general unrest that could spark revolution. France's large holdings of Russian securities may amplify European panic, depressing cotton temporarily but likely leading to higher prices in time. The market faces potential shocks in Turkey, and bankers prepare for emergencies, with widespread financial links to Russia influencing prices.
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New York
Miller & Co
France
Wheat market notes and mining purchases in Daggett region
In Daggett area reports from November 4 note wheat prices at Shu-4 and cate 901-8. The Guy Senheime group buys 26 mines on Ord mountain, 14 miles from Daggett, for £200,000. J. B. Oborne to build a railroad and develop a large mining camp following the sale.
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United States
Hlongo
Shu-4
Cate
Fin Bernirding
Guysenheime
Ord Mountain
Daggett
Drew
White
J. B. Oborne
Grost
Rail line pitches new valuation and interest offer
The county court debates accepting a K and N company plan to value the roadbed at 21000 per mile and pay back taxes interest but skip penalties. The court will act later after consulting school district clerks and assessing equity suits already filed, with liberal terms cited as the strongest offer yet.
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K&n. Company
Commang
Hose Finonees
Case Dismissed In Downey Attack Case
The case against Dan Downey for an assault on Newton Lamy was dismissed by Judge Fite Gerald after Lee failed to appear. Downey planned to prove innocence with witnesses including H. M. Kennedy who testified Downey did not know who struck Lee.
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Downey
Tixenult
Newton Lamy
Fite Gerald
Dewey
Lee
Paric
Guy Matlock
Diwwney
H. M. Kennedy
Pendleton Postoffice Reports October Finances
The Pendleton postoffice monthly report shows total receipts of 1496.40 with 745.85 paid for salaries and a 890.79 balance in favor of the department. Plans are discussed for forming a gymnasium at Milton, with Architect C. T. Godwin surveying local interest and gathering information to establish the project.
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Pendleton Postoffice
Tnet
Milton
C. ‘T. Godwin
Reception Begins At Eight Oclock At First Christian Church
Promptly at eight oclock this evening a reception and entertainment honoring Head Consul 1 of Woodmen of the World will start at the First Christian church. Judge James A Pee Colonel J H Raley T G Hailey A D Stillman and Chairman J A Lawrey will speak with musical numbers by Kirkmans orchestra Miss Kinsella and Pendleton Male quartet. Pendleton Camp Wil will meet at seven to finish its business before attending the reception.
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Bank
Woodmen of the World
First Christian Church
James A. Pee
J. H. Raley
T. G. Hailey
A. D. Stillman
J. A. Lawrey
Mr. Hoak
Kirkman
Mise Kinsella
Pendleton
Pendleton Camp
Wade Walla-Pendleton Game Ends 57 9 Final Score
In a football clash yesterday Wade Walla Pendleton led 57 to 9 at the end, with the home team tallying 67 in the scoring. The game opened with the first kickoff and featured a single dominant performance from the start to the final whistle.
Thinker Confeme Forgery Case at State Bank of Tabor
The State Bank of Tabor board investigates Vice-President Ho Dge amid forgery allegations. About $12,000 is tied to alleged forgeries with several thousand more in charges. He reportedly agreed to turn over property worth $20,000 and provide a $16,000 bond.
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Dra Molinos
Towa
State Bank of
Experts Final Report Details County Office Shortages
The official report by Clark and Buchanan to the county commissioners reveals irregularities in the county clerk’s office with a total $1,071.47 due for uncollected fees. Burroughs, Chamberlain, and Salling are named for portions of the shortfall, while the sheriffs office report is pending. The experts clear the three clerks of criminal blame, citing misinterpretation of charges and suggesting potential rebates or already-paid items. They praise the treasurer and recorder offices and criticize generally poor accounting practices across offices. They propose remedies and note their contract may exceed $1,000, requesting $15 daily for two men for about 225 days, totaling $1,924.00.
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Lark & Buchanan
B.S. Burrdughd
W. D. Chamberlain
Prank Salling
Hurroughy
Chamberlain
Ttme
Sheriffs Office
Phelps
Heppner
J. W. Maloney
William Folsom
Menire
Clark
Buchanan
Umuatilia
Young court martial urged severe censure for Burnington commander
Washington dispatch reports the court martial recommendation calls for severe censure of the commander of the Brendington after boilers exploded at Sam Diese. The incident follows a series of naval troubles with casualties and damage prompting national attention.
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Washington
Bendington
Sam Diese
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