US weighs action on Turkey Italian war stance
A U S government reading cites Taft facing Turkey’s appeal for aid amid reports of Italian atrocities in Tripoli and Turkish claims, with the State Department cautious but aware of pressure from European powers and the Turkish request for intervention.
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Italy Seeks Exit From Tripoli While Fortifying Aid
Reports say Italy would quit Tripoli if it could do so without harming national honor. Secret reinforcements of 20,000 troops are being assembled in Naples to support the Tripoli army. General Frozen is named to head the Tripolitan army, replacing Caneva, who avoided front lines and stayed in a citadel for safety.
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Ship Goce Ashore Amid Fog at Sonitte Harbor
In dense fog today the lumber freighter Hiltora went ashore at Sonitte Harbor while attempting to crest the harbor entrance.
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Wailers Attack Officers Aboard Steamer Carlos
November 6 at San Raneleco a group of passengers aboard the steamer Carlos armed with knives from the gallery attacked ship officers after drinking liquor from a passenger. Bradley and David Wilton clashed with Captain MW Peterson and others. A revolver bullet struck Bradley in the jaw as the crew fought to subdue the assailants.
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Two More Jurors Quit McNamara Trial
In Los Angeles Judge Bordwell excused Juror Andrews after defense challenges, despite prosecution objections. Andrews cited bias against unions and links to the Times building bombing. Juror Hanning, deemed fair by both sides, was also excused due to poor health.
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Taft Visitor in Cincinnati for Vote Registration
President Taft visits his brother Charles in Cincinnati to register and prepare to vote in tomorrow's election. The brief stop highlights the political engagement of the president during a campaign period.
Windstorm damages Pendleton property and shops
A severe windstorm struck Pendleton causing shattered windows in homes and businesses. A car toppled against a shop, the Hotel St George tower window blew out, fences were knocked down, and telephone service was disrupted. Reports indicate the storm affected western Oregon and eastern Washington, with some reach toward Portland.
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Greek rail worker fined for illegal duck hunt
A Greek rail worker named Thomas Coll was fined 27.00 for hunting mallard ducks without a license at Amatutta. He was arrested Saturday by Frank Cherard but released later with a minimum fine of 25 and costs after fellow union members petitioned for clemency. The deputy handed him over to higher authorities, leaving the case tied to the strike.
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California women barred from municipal elections this year
In California, women will not vote in municipal elections next Tuesday due to a state registration rule that closes 40 days before polling. Some cities like Los Angeles allow December registration, while many towns are affected by varying municipal election dates.
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Excitement Over Auto Racers Fatal to El Centro Man
Excitement at El Centro California as automobile racers traveling from Los Angeles to Phoenix stirred a local business man R. L. Hobdy. He returned home after the last racer passed and died of a heart attack shortly afterward.
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Miraculous Escape in San Jece Calift Motorcycle Crash
Jace Walters of Chicago, riding at high speed, nearly wrecked when the motorcycle controls loosened. He fell and suffered a badly bruised knee and lacerations to the head but escaped serious injury. Walters completed the ride with a 46 second final.
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Chicago
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Madero Promises Peace as New Mexican Leader Opens Prisons
President Madero declares a three month peace plan in a mass rally of about twenty thousand at Mexico City. He vows to free political prisoners who must leave the country, while inaugurals and receptions unfold amid large demonstrations and European tour plans. Dorothy Dale and Ms. Smith of La Grande visit the city.
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Horrick Wins Twinee Front Race in California Phoenix
Horrick driving a National car wins the Los Angeles Phoenix front race of 70 miles in Phoenix. Diyton finishes second as the event unfolds across the West Coast route with Har Vox Horrick leading from start to finish.
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Insane Greek Threatens Violence Near Pendleton
A disturbed Greek, Tanitas, has been taken into custody after threats and bodily harm reports. He wandered between Helix and Walla Walla, terrorizing women and children, and attempted to enlist others to borrow a gun to kill the section foreman. He has a history of prior arrests and escapes, with previous periods in custody and asylum.
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Straw ballot for mayor in local vote held Friday
A straw ballot conducted by Huet Cirecenton asks residents to mark their mayoral choice. Ballots are collected at East Oregonian office, read later, with results announced after canvass.
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Yete Canvissers Peller
Chinese Revolution Captures Pekin After 12 Hour Battle
Cable reports from Vancouver San Francisco and Hong Kong state the Chinese rebels captured Peking with imperial forces yielding in a brief twelve hour engagement. The Manchu princes fled the city as rumors place the child emperor and Prince Ching among those captured or fleeing. Rebels demand a republican government and followers in Shanghai back Li’s terms while officials flee Peking.
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Damaging Evidence Ties Vermilya Suspect to Poison Plot
Nov. to Elza Nolan, ex confidant of Mrs. Vermilya, testified to police that Frank Grinkimp died after showing arterial poisoning symptoms. Nolan said the suspect believed he was being poisoned and spoke of it in her presence. Mrs. Nolan linked Mrs. Vermilya to a sickening meal Mrs. Vermilya served Charles Boyson, insured for 2000, during a time of alleged wrongdoing.
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Airman completes cross continent flight claim
Pasadena aviator Rodgers nearly finished a coast to coast flight from Atlantis to Puello coast. He slept late after a long night, tested the gear, and prepared for the official ending ceremony of the continental flight as crowds of women watched from the hotel. He then moved toward Tour trament park-in, amid mixed excitement and cautious celebration.
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ROUNDUP OFFICERS ELECTION NOV 14
A meeting of the Rounds Up association was called for November 14 in the city hall assembly room to elect officers and directors for the next year and discuss committee reports. A directors’ meeting yesterday considered chairman reports and another session with Bred Lockley, editor of Preisla Monthly, discussed a Rowsd-Up story set for publication in the magazine’s next issue.
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No News from Pekin Dispatches at Washington
No Pekin dispatches have arrived in Washington by Nov 6 and it is unknown whether the capital has fallen.
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New Chinese Provisional Government Hinted as Wu Ting Fang Named
Wang reports Wu Ting Fang to serve as foreign secretary under a provisional Chinese government led by General Yuan Shikai. Rebels push for depose of the emperor and a republic elected by public vote. Peking faces anarchy as foreign powers weigh intervention threats amid Manchu collapse. Karl Williams attends Umatilla-Morrow Poultry Association meeting.
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Man Linked to Local Fleece Gang Captured in Oregon
A man identified as Campbell, linked to the Maybray gang of swindlers, was captured in Pendleton after eluding authorities for years. He previously sold not owned cattle in Mexico, fled after parole violations, and faced a three year sentence for forgery. Police in Peartland planned to transport him for further action.
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