Irish steamers Connemara and Coastway collide in gale
Wandon Nov 4 A disaster off the Irish coast reports Connemara carrying 51 passengers and a second steamer colliding in darkness fifty miles north of Deblin. About three hundred feared lost with one sailor Royle saved. The Connemara sank after the impact. both vessels were smaller than her and wreckage washed ashore in County Down.
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Deblin
Bone
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Landlex
Cae
Royle
Careenore
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Paneomene
Connemarn
Aelanes
Greenote
Trhiin
Neeeforg Tour
Pendleton Votes On School Reestablishment Recalled
The Weston committee accuses Pendleton of unfairness as the Weston's effort to reestablish the old Western normal school faced recall. Pendleton voters previously backed restoring the school in 1900 and 1914 with strong majorities, while the 1910 elections drew public subscription funds after legislative funding gaps.
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Weetot Normal School
Flautes
Lola
Weston
Penden
Robbers Blow Safe and Steal $10,000 at Bank
In Ommgary on November 4, masked men forced entry to the Merchants' Bank vault at Okeawots, blew the safe, and stole ten thousand dollars. They cut wires and escaped.
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Ommgary
Okeawots
Portland Club Wheat Price Report in Oregon
In Whicago and Portland reports the Portland Club price is set at 1.47 per bushel with Bluestem at 1.57. The item notes spot wheat quiet in Liverpool with No 2 winter western at 5d, No 1 northern Manitoba at 16s 11d, and other Manitoba grades quoted, reflecting market activity for early November.
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Portland
Ore
Liverpool
IG Sd
Manitoba
Duuth
Head
Hughes backs old guard stance at Milwaukee speech
Article notes Hughes aligned with Wall Street backers after a Milwaukee address on Sept 20. It claims he favored repealing major progressive reforms from the Wilson era and supported key legislation as outdated. Report cites Chicago Tribune sourcing and questions loyalty to his party’s progressive wing.
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Old Guard -Wall Street
Milwaukee
Wis
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Torche
Chicago Tribune
Tugins
Chicago
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Wilson
Hughes Behavior Releases Republicans From Support
A League-era political column alleges Wall Street backing for Hughes includes 1.2 million in extra funds and names J. P. Morgan and Coleman DuPont. It questions ties between Hughes, a central bank wish, and opposition to Wilson shipping laws, urging Republicans to consider voting for Wilson due to perceived Wall Street influence.
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Hughes
Wilson
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan
Coleman Dupont
Mexico
Federal Reserve System
Milwaukee
Mr. Hughes
Mrs Thompson to speak at Wilson rally at Oregon theatre
Mrs Thompson, a Wasco county candidate and Oregon official, visits Oregon to back Wilson. She plans talks tonight at the Oregon theatre in The Dalles, then Redmond Prineville Bend. audiences in Portland Salem Astoria Eugene greet her. A 7:20 start precedes her introduction by Mrs Wade with a vocal solo ahead.
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Wilson
Alexnder Thompson
Oregon Theatre
Edna Zimmerman
Thompson
Oregon
Wasco County
Hood River
Mra Thompson
State Federation of Women's Clubs
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Sprvals Club
Dalles
Be, T. Wade
Union League Club braces for Hughes defeat worries over fireworks
Philadelphia November 4 The Union League Club of Philadelphia doubts a Hughes victory next Tuesday and plans fireworks costs if they are unused. Democratic state chairman Guffey remains confident the G Co red tire won’t be used.
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Penn
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Night closes campaigns in a flood of ads
New York reports the official close of campaigns with heavy newspaper advertising. Hughes visits Madison Square Garden for a final round of speeches while Wilson’s last address echoed from Shadow Lawn. Roosevelt makes a persuasive appeal for Hughes, and bets in New York suggest millions will change hands as voting day approaches.
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Wilson
Shadow Lawn
Hughes
Madison Square Garden
Hanly
Indianapolis
Benson
Loulaville
Det Tolay
Roowevelt
Meidgeport
Bridgeport
Hoovevelt
Sinnott to Close Campaign Rally in Pendleton Oregon Theatre
Local republican leaders announced Congressman Sinnott will close the campaign with a rally at the Oregon Theatre in Pendleton Monday evening. The Hughes organization and W W C E Pruitt praised a near landslide victory statewide, urging a strong turnout to sweep the county ticket and defeat the Democratic administration's policies.
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SN. J. Sinnott
Pendleton
Oregon
Ww.c. E. Pruitt
Hughes Organization
Unatila
Lincoln
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hughes
Fairbanks
Umatilla
Europe War Outlook Through Roy Howard’s Eyes
Roy Howard, president of United Press, spent four months in war torn Europe and reports Britain France and Germany show no signs of ending the war. He notes London Paris and Berlin are transformed with grim determination, rising prices, and war routine dominating daily life as belligerents brace for a protracted struggle.
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The
United Press
Europe
New York
Britain
France
Germany
Lord Northcliffe
Ashe
Rhine
Paris
Perlin
Belgium
Poland
Serbia
London
General Haig
John Bull
Priton
Aritieh
Oregon Washington game draws record crowd in Fugene
A record breaking crowd attended the Washington Oregon football game in Fugene despite malt. Special cars from Medford Coos Bay arrived at noon and two Portland specials followed. Coeds served a camp lunch to two thousand students.
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Ore
Medford
Coos Bay
Portland
Republican Leader Quits Support for Wilson in Washington
L Roy Slater of Spokane resigns as first assistant chairman of the Washington Republican committee and county chair. He says he will vote for Woodrow Wilson, accusing Hughes of being controlled by the old reactionary crowd. Slater previously supported Roosevelt and the Progressive party before returning to the Republicans.
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L. Roy Stuter
Spokane
Republican State Committee
Washington
Republican County Committee
Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Seattle
Slater
Progressivea
Chicago
Slater Wos
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Colone
Republican Party
Proof Positive of Morgan Secret Meeting Established
A century old report cites J. P. Morgan convening a September meeting of top employers to influence the 1916 Hughes campaign. Telegrams show invitations to Cameron Forbes and others, naming W. Cameron Forbes, J. P. Morgan, Coleman DuPont, and Julius Rosenwald. The note implies union coercion plans and questions the secrecy of the gathering.
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Hughes
New York
J. P. Morgan
Chathie Evangdughen
W. B. Wetknap
University Ave
Louieville
Goveror Hughes
Tueday
Cameron Forbes
Pith Avenue
J. P Morgan
Coleman Dupont
Cameron Por
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Bank Depos
Wilson's Biggest Ovation in New York City
The New York Telegram reports President Wilson received the largest ovation ever for a candidate in New York. About 250000 people joined the greeting while 100000 sought a glimpse, 35000 paraded, and over 100000 filled streets to watch. Tammany Hall backed the display, giving a royal welcome.
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New York Telegram
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Herald
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Manxon Square Garden
Residents object to tanks near property near Aura and Jane streets
A dispute between Standard OU Company and nearby residents over plans to move and add oil tanks to its property between Aura and Jane streets. Owners led by J G Frazier oppose the project citing fire risk and devaluation, with the council to rule soon.
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Aura and
Jane Streets
Basler
Wasalinn
J. G. Frazier
Hart
House
Pendleton High Falls 42 to 0 at Baker in Friday clash
Baker outplayed Pendleton in every phase, scoring 42 points while Pendleton never crossed Baker's 30 yard line. Gilliam struggled with kicking as Baker's defense stifled Pendleton. Fosbury Whipple Fleetwood Howard and Bates led Baker ground gains with Frown breaking Pendleton plays. Referee Reynolds Umpire Ladlam Head kneeman Jett noted substitutions for Baker and Pendleton.
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Morning Democrat
Emirune
Wan Pever
Fosbury
Whipple
Fleetwood
Howard
Bates
Dever
Williams
Bud Frown
Nlays
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Paker
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Taker
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Gilliam
Charles Reynolds
la Grande
Ted Ladlam
Ta Gtopole
George Jett
Eijias
Payton
Watts
Poulson
Juld
Wirich
Dan Stephenson
Haker
Tobby Niles
le Grane
Pendleton Made Headquarters for Corps
United States High School Volunteers, aided by Everybody’s Magazine, names Pendleton as Oregon state headquarters for a cadet corps. A Pendleton High School unit under Virgil Pendatl will begin training after football season. The corps already has 57 enlisted and awaits manuals and instructions for schools statewide.
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Everybodys Magazine
Ender Corps
United States High School Volunteers
Pendleton
Oregon
Seal High School
Virgil Pendatl
Ing. Bapt
A. T. Park
Pendleton Military Corps
Fendail i
Oregon Aggies Triumph Over Whitman 32 to 6
Oregon Aggies defeated Whitman 32 to 6 in Corvallis on November 4. The game was moved to morning to allow spectators to attend the Washington Oregon game in Eugene that afternoon. The field was muddy and there were no punts in the first second of the fourth quarter. The Aggies rallied in the third quarter and scored twice in ten minutes.
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