Rioting suppression amid Mexican crisis rumors
Washington reports indicate disquiet over General Huerta’s stance as Secretary Bryan and President Wilson weigh responses. Rumors claim Huerta defies the United States and a possible embargo on arms or a naval blockade to curb weapons to rebels. Vera Cruz notes an anti American mood with ships on standby and calls for orderly retirement of Huerta. Paris denies Huerta’s visit to mediate and critics warn of false reports aimed at shaping Wilson policy.
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Huerta
United States
William Tayard Hale
Mexico
Wilson
Carranch
Lind
Vera Cruz
O'Sraughnessy
Mexico City
State Department
Hauorta
Congress
Bacon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Hrgan
Jooma Beal
Fletcher
Joan Lines
University of Oregon President Thanks East Oregonian
Letter from University of Oregon President Aldrich dated November 3 1973 thanks the East Oregonian for its support of the university appropriation noting education in Oregon has advanced and a great future is made possible for the state university P L Campbell expresses appreciation
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East Oregonian Hae
University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Regional bank stock sale set under Senate panel plan
Washington November 6 under a provision adopted by the senate banking and currency committee about 100 million dollars worth of regional bank stock will be offered for sale to the public for six days with banks to subscribe for their outstanding stock after the period. The plan requires government control and prompts a likely clash between President Wilson and anti cambio forces as leaders weigh caucus action.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Wilson
Thompson
Kansas
Simmons
T Ia
Gorman
Alvendimen
14 Precincts in County Yet to Report Returns
Only 14 precincts remain to report in the county and the preliminary tally favors the five referendum measures. Rural areas largely opposed the measures, but small turnout may limit impact. Several precincts did not file timely result statements as required by law, and some boxes remain unopened or unreported.
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Vinson
Willow Springs
Prospect
Cottonwood
Agylum
Gilland
Globoum
North Reservation
Vinson, Willow Springs
Convict Iversen to testify in Bitter mine murder trial
In a Washington territory courtroom, Knute Iversen, a Bitner ranch past employee now at Walla Walla penitentiary, is prepared to testify as the prosecution ties Columbia George to the July 6 murder. Indian witnesses describe a pair traveling from the ranch to the pasture where the crime occurred.
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Roa Wweren
Walla Wallan
Seattle
Columbia Core
Knute Iversen
Bitner Ranch
Walla Walla
Timot
Iversen
George Ted Hawk
Kel Hawk
Iverven
Iverson
William Barnhart
Ivermin W
Anysault
Tom Noyer
Elsie Gervais
Noyer
Columbia George
William Switzler
Bitner Hose
George
Columbia
Hite
Mary Quervala
William Switeler
Leo Sampson
Sylvia Pankhurst Escapes By Ruse In London
Nov. 6 London report says Sylvia Pankhurst eluded a large police presence by a clever stratagem during a militant suffragette gathering in the East End. Miss Pankhurst slipped away from police lines in a dramatic exit from the Bath House while Sir Francis Vane and Captain Vane led a volunteer corps pledge.
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London
Sylvia Pankhurst
East End
Com Winaid
Francis Vane
Zelle Emerson
Jackson Michigan
George Lansbury
Parlament
Lansbury
Kethnal Green
Catey Lansbury
Pankhurst
Mr. Lansbury
Sir Francis Vane
Miss Pankhurst
Francis
EastEnders
First American woman lawyer seeks government post
Washington Nov 6. Miss Phoebe Cousins, 73 year old pioneer of American women in law, writes from St. Louis asking friends in Washington to help her obtain a department position. Once a noted lecturer, she is now said to be in destitute circumstances and is known in many cities.
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Washington
Phoebe Cousins
St. Louis
Masked Robbers Escape With $200 In Tacoma Hotel Raid
Eight masked men burst into the Kigin hotel office in Tacoma Washington and forced proprietor Nagayama to surrender over $200. A guest, Martinez, 18, was shot in the head as he cried out, but not fatally wounded, as the robbers fled.
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Tacoma
Wash
Kigin Hotel
Nagayama
Ashe
Martinez
Women Protest Unsightly Billboard Before City Council
A Civic Club committee of about six women urged Pendleton officials to remove a billboard placed on Walters Island near Main Street bridge. They argued it mars the town’s appearance and cited a possible nuisance ordinance, asking action or repeal if needed. The issue was referred to the street committee for discussion with the protesters.
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Heig
Civile Club
Bill Board
Walter's
Fsland
Main Street
J. Linders
Civic Club
Pendleton
Street Committee
Vincent Street
Blaine Street
Dyer
Raley Street
Dorothy Williams to wed William McCombs in London
Washington dispatch reports Mrs. John Williams' daughter Dorothy Williams will marry William McCombs, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, in London tomorrow. The note mentions Dorothy as a sister to Mrs. Joe Letter, a line reflecting social society chatter of the time.
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Washington
John Williams
Cable
Dorothy Williams
London
William McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Dorothy
Joe Letter
Masked robbers strike hotel and escape with cash
Reported in Ta coma robbers masked enter a hotel, seriously wound one man, and flee with cash. Police and troops are mobilized elsewhere as rioting and unrest ripple across cities and regions. Unclear references to local events and officials appear in fragmented notices.
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Tacoma
Ote Nin
Indianapolis
Mexico
Senate
Salem
Martial law to halt Indianapolis streetcar strike chaos
Governor Ralston called out 3000 state troops to suppress rioting as streetcar workers strike halts service, with 250 strikebreakers ready to run cars once guards arrive. Trade has fallen by about one third. Traction company chief Todd blames outside agitators led by J J Thorpe of Pittsburg and refuses arbitration. Local authorities fear fierce clashes when cars resume. Five local units stand at armories with ball cartridges as martial law awaits troop arrival.
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Indianapolis
Gouvernor Ralston
Traction Company
Todd
The
J. J. Thorpe
Pittsburg
Cranston Elected New Association Secretary
At the Pendleton Commercial Club meeting last evening C K Cranston was formally elected secretary without opposition to succeed Roy W Ritner. The: protest over a large new board on Walters teland was noted but no action was taken.
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Pendleton
North Side
Wealen Matssek
Cich
Sterilization bill defeated by a large margin
Nov. 4 report notes the sterilization measure failing by a wide majority amid partisan votes. The account highlights a 3% margin in one chamber and an 88/009 tone in the university appropriation debate, referencing statewide reactions and policy shifts affecting Tip OfF and related authorities.
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Universiy
State University
Paseo
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