Voting Places Named for Tomorrow Election
Polling sites listed for Pendleton district include Pendleton precinct court room East Pendleton Alta street North Pendleton Brown hall Pendleton academy West Pendleton Field school West Alta Street South Pendleton Lowniwn hotel sample room Asylum precinct Cook house at Lee street bridge. Polls open 8 AM and stay open until 7 PM.
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County Court Room
Court House
Buse
East
Alta Street
North Pendleton
Brown Hall
Old Pendleton Academy
West Pendleton
Field School
West Alta Street
South Pendleton
Lowniwn
Allroad Street
Asylum Precinct
Cook House
Lee Street Bridge
Headquaters deserted on eve of election
National party centers emptied as election day nears. Taft backers, Wilson and Roosevelt camps stay active in key states. Weather bureau predicts clear voting conditions nationwide with snow in Montana and Wyoming. Suffrage leaders trumpet strong support in Missouri and Wisconsin while Catt arrives in San Francisco amid hopeful prospects. Foreclosure suit filed in Arkansas over a reservation farm land mortgage.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Montana
Wyoming
East Oregonian Election Reports Promised for Pendleton
The East Oregonian announces a plan to relay United Press election results to Pendleton via street screens at the Masente building and at the Oregon theater. The service will include state, county, and national results with early morning editions circulated on streets.
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Pendleton
East Oregonian
United Press
Masente
Sohat
Willilall
Oregon Theater
Profresa
Columbia
Prison Break At Orexvon Penitentiary Revealed
In Salem Oregon on November 4, burglars Frank Kelley aged 70 and Walter Davis aged 46, who were employed as trusties in the prison kitchen, escaped by sawing their way out between Sunday afternoon and seven this morning. Posses are pursuing them.
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Salem
Ore
Frank Kelley
Walter Davis
Kelly
Davis
Titanic Survivor Peter Cupie Dies in Montana Hospital
Helena Montana Nov 4 Down and out from illness after the Titanic disaster Peter Cupie a Montenegrin long resident in America and former farmer miner and adventurer lay dying in the county hospital here He was among the few who survived the sinking by clinging to wreckage until rescued by the Carpathia He had returned to America via New York and Montana but exposure and illness followed him to the hospital
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Montant
Atlantic
Titanke Strick
Feeberkani
Peter Couple
Colinty
Cume
America
Armerica
New York
Cupie
Montana
Mandot Favored Over Wolgast In Ten Round Bout
New Orleans reports Joe Mandot is the favorite for the ten round title bout with Wolgast tonight. Mandot is in shape while Wolgast is described as slow and careless. Pears ire are being considered for the champion.
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Joe Mandot
Wolgast
New Orleans
Pears
Mandot
What the Voter May Choose for Tuesday election
Governor Wilson lays out three paths for voters in the Tuesday election. He frames the first as returning to the regular Republican party, the second as seeking new methods within existing structures, and the third as pursuing bold reform through a unified party guided by the people and prudent leadership. He argues for cautious, moderate reform and warns against surrendering power to small groups of self-styled reformers.
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Republican Party
Trusn
Wilson Leads as Electors Meet to Choose President
New York electors cast 581 votes from 48 states with 266 needed for the presidency. Woodrow Wilson appears set to win as forecasts show key states leaning Democrat. Meanwhile in Princeton Wilson sustains a scalp wound in a motor car mishap but continues campaign plans with no serious injury.
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United States
Union
White House
Judge Maloney Repeats Facts On Umatilla Bridge Scandal
Judge J W Maloney responds to Hermiston Herald letters accusing misrepresentation about the Umatilla bridge deal from 1910 1911. He asserts a $13000 overpay and a $7000 estimate for a structure, cites two grand jury probes, and urges readers to review county records and the 1910 contract dated June 26 1910 in Pendleton Oregon.
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Hermiston Herald Saturiy
Republican County
J. W. Maloney
Hermiston
Muiter Herviaten Herald
Conte
U. P. C Piliitane
Gilliland
West End
Umatilla
Old County Court
Edison
Oll
Troy
Mer. Gilliland
Jealous Swain Taken In Toils
Police arrest James Girton who aimed to shoot rival Kelly over a young lady. Girton, released on parole for forgery last spring, denied clear charges yet to be set. The involved woman withheld for respectability and the case recalls his prior forged check.
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James Girton
Kelly
Girton
Someness
Roy Thnley
Hurricane sinks ships and damages San Diego wharf
Telegrams from Adipulcu report a hurricane causing heavy damage in San Diego. The steamer Cora Belle and nine iron lighters sank, over 1000 tons of coal lost, wharf coal shed and picking house destroyed, several buildings uprooted with no known deaths. The cruiser Maryland at Acapulco will try to raise the sunken vessels.
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Cal
Adipulcu
Horelwine
Maryland
Acapulco
Prohibitionists Plan Continuous Campaign After Election
Chicago Nov 4 A continuous campaign lasting until the 1916 election is planned by prohibitionists. Campaign plans will be perfected at a Wiss meeting after the election, either in Chicago or Indianapolis.
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Chicago
Wiss
Indianapolis
Greeks Resist Salonika Advance as Powers Seek Armistice Terms
Nov 4 dispatches from Vienna and Constantinople report Greek resistance at Salonika and fears over Bulgars and Turks near Constantinople. News tallies say Salonika defense holds with Constantine forces 25 miles away, while European powers debate mediation and a peace proposal.
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Berlin
Salonika
Constantinople
Athens
Constantine
Monaster
Ashland Woman Seeks County School Superintendent Post
Miss Caroline Van Nice of Ashland declares she will seek the county superintendent of schools job in Jackson County, hoping suffrage will pass. She was refused a ballot price but believes she becomes eligible once the amendment carries and may become Oregon’s first woman to run for the office.
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Medford
Caroline van Nice
Jackson County
Miss van Nice
Oreeen
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