Seven Die and Dozens Hurt in Everett I W W Riot
Seattle dispatch reports seven people killed and thirty seven injured in Everett clash between Industrial Workers of the World and local forces. Sheriff Dan McRae wounded describes boat landing fire. I W W leaders threaten murder charges and industrial upheaval as armed citizens guard the city.
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Seattle
Jeff Beard
Snohomish County
Industrial Workers of the World
Everett
E. P. Buehrer
Everett High School
W. W
Red Doran
Frank P. Walsh
Kansas City
Federal Industrial Relations Commission
W. D. Haywood
Chicago
Haywood
Dan McRae
Portland Lad Killed Under Wheel of Motor Truck
Portland on November 6. Charles Har Hey, nineteen, a delivery boy, was killed when his bicycle skidded on wet pavement. He fell under a two ton motor truck and died in the ambulance.
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Portland
Charles Har Hiey
Woventeen
Ukiah Morning Blaze Destroys Key Businesses
In Ukiah Oregonian Special from Varian Nov. 6 a early Sunday fire destroyed the Kirk Dri store and pool hall the Wagner Caldwell hardware store the stage office and adjoining residence and barn. The blaze started in the Kirk pool hall and within an hour all buildings were gone with most contents. Snow aided firefighting but damage was heavy though partly insured.
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Varian
Ore
Kirk Dri
Wagner & Caldwell Hardware
J D. Kirk
GS A.m
Lawrence
Tle
Mita Sarah Mossie
Voter Information Precinct Boundaries and Polling Places
Voters are given precinct boundaries and polling locations for Teucheton. Precincts listed include 22 34 38 40 41 42 45 46 and 26 with polling places such as Alta Home Pen dleton high school Hawthorne school Christian church Elmer Reager home and Anibal's Paint Shop. Instructions specify marking between candidate numbers and names for most questions and between presidential electors for president or vice president.
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A.m
Ale
Teucheton
Elty Amita
Elty
Vincent Street
Imita
Balland
Whreel
Railroad
Alta
Aleti
Milforte
Court
Court Street
Prince
Mill Street
Johnson
UY Joleen
Nouth
Matfold
City Hall
Main
Webb
Carble Iron
Willow
Narth Ty
Palling Lowe Sample Poome
Hotel Pendleton
Eoat
City Limite
Cosble
Webb Palling Place
Bown Hotel
Weet
City Ninter
Pulling Place
Anibal's Paint S Hop
Weat
Ann
City Iimite
Hawthorne
City Limita
Logan
Elty Imi
Polling Place
Christian Church
Neal
Matlock and
Blaine
Elty Nmita
Elmer Reager
Lincoln
Emat
Sylvan G. Cohn
Jst
Arc Street
Supreme Court to Review Oregon California Rail Land Case
Waelington nov 6 the supreme court agreed to review the Oregon California land case involving millions of dollars in government funds granted to the railroads and also to review the entire immigration question connected to the case.
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Waelington
Supreme Court
Oregon
California
Hinds
Vote 308 Yes Pen Meton Normal Bill Message
A fragmented call urging citizens to vote for the Pen and Meton Normal bill. It claims the time has come for loyal Pen to cast votes and urges turnout to save the day, condemning influence from the presidential election or other contests. The text hints at political mobilization but is unclear and incomplete.
Mrs Thompson Addresses Women on Wilson Regime
A large Oregon theater crowd braved rain as Mrs Alexander Thompson urged women voters to support Woodrow Wilson. Introduced by E. T. Wade, she highlighted Wilson’s record and noted Mrs Wade’s role in appointing her to a national campaign committee, marking a milestone for women in party work. Continued on Page 10.
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Woodrow Wilson
Alexander Thompson
Dullea
Oregon Theater
E. T. Wade
Legisla
Sinnott Talks in City Tonight at Oregon Theater
Republican campaign to close with address by Congressman N. J. Sinnott of The Dalles. Sinnott speaks on his reelection bid and supports the national ticket. The band will play on the streets from 7 30 until night with musical numbers before his address.
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Oregon Theater
N. J. Sinnott
The
Dalles
Oregon
Runaway Freight Train Slaughters Six in Altoona Area
A sixty car freight train ran away down the Allegheny mountains and derailed into four locomotives near Hollidaysburg. Six men were killed and four injured as the wreck demolished about twenty cars on the track. The incident occurred on a safe rail line above Hollidaysburg, Altoona.
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Altoona
Allegheny Mountins
Hollidaysburg
Allies Fire Artillery in Major German Front Battle
Haig reported German pressure near Butte Warlencourt as British and French forces held lines east of Lesboeufs and raided Armentieres and Ypres. French prepared new assault on crown prince. Damloup victory steadied front with advances north of the Somme via flank attacks on Bouchavennes and Blache. German counters partially repulsed. British and French used maximum artillery in attack on Generals Morechell Deimiing Garnier. Germans defeated. Russian reports of a violent western offensive near Silaventin remain doubtful. Romanian detachments forced some enemy withdrawal at Dobrrudja. Some towns set fire to three villages.
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London
Haig
Butte Warlencourt
Lesboeufs
Armentieres
Ypres
Damloup
Somme
Bouchavennes
Blache
Ancre
Grandecourt
Pysmoet Dankeroun
Perlin
Sayville
Morechell
Deimiing
Garnier
Unghakoy
Petrograd
Helkhia
Silaventine
Dobrrudja
Harrah Sells Club Wheat At 1 50 A Bushel
Port price of 1.50 per bushel cited for 10,000 bushels sold by W W Harrah in Kansas City on Nov 2 to the Terminal Elevator. Price matched the local port price, he says, and he chose to sell 16,000 of 26,000 bushels offered rather than all.
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W. Harrah
Kansas City
Pendleton
Harrah
Portland
Aguilar Replies to British Protest on Neutrality
Washington date line notes Aguilar answering a British demand for Mexican neutrality against German submarines. He says Mexico will enforce neutrality against all belligerent ships and jokefully suggests Britain prevent submarines from leaving port. He reports a German base on the Mexican coast amid food price remarks.
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Washington
Aguilar
Mexico
Mexican
First Snow of Season Reported in Sherman County
Nov 6 Mong Ore reports the season's first snow in Sherman County. One inch fell in Moro and jhatuward Bhaniko. Waste County logged two inches this morning. Local crews monitor road conditions as winter begins.
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Mong, Ore
Sherman County
Moro
Jhatuward
Bhaniko
Waste County
East Oregonian to Flash Returns Tomorrow Night
The East Oregonian will provide an up to date election night service with returns flashed on a screen opposite the East Oregonian building on Main Street. The service, secured through Western Union and United Press, will start at o'clock with news including a report on the normal school measure. Walter Adams, agent for Norbert Pacific, arranges access to the waiting room at Main and Webb for the public during the eventing.
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East Oregonian
Main Street
Western Union
United Preay
Oregon
Einat Oregonian
Throuah
Walter Adame
Norberts Pacific
Main and
Webb
Wheat Up At Chicago Today
Chicago price report notes wheat gains with opening highs and closes around 1.50 to 1.60 in May futures. Trading ranges show mixed moves as market reflects supply signals and weather outlooks. Local figures include occasional bluestem bids around 1.49 to 1.58.
Verdict favors Maloney in Rogerson case
At 3 oclock this afternoon the jury in the case of Rogerson Maloney returned a verdict in favor of Maloney. The jury had been out for some time as details of the deliberations were not disclosed.
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Rogerson
Maloney
Candidates Optimistic as Returns Delay
Both parties await results with confidence as quotas loom. Hughes admits Wilton will quarry solid support from New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island Pennsylvania and nearby states.
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Hughes
Wilton
South—Democras
Mallon
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Jows
Wilson supporters expect 487 electoral votes at Shadow Lawn
ASBURY PARK reports President Wilson's family predicts 487 electoral votes with optimism unrestrained. Wilson and his circle resolve the returns at Shadow Lawn and he will go to Washington on Saturday to take up the Marina City. Hughes in New York says he expects election victory and confers with Willcox, planning to vote early from the Hotel Astor as Republican headquarters transmits results.
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Asbury Park
Wilson
Shadow Lawn
Washington
New York
Hughes
Willcox
Hotel Astor
Political forecast from New York to Ohio in 1920 election
Hughes concedes New York will likely favor Wilson while Democrats expect Hughes to carry Maine New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island Pennsylvania and Iowa. Election hinges on New York Tul ia Indiana Ohio with eight hundred thousand new women voters in Texas? The pace of tallying upped by heavy Illinois registration may stretch to Wednesday.
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New York
Hughes
Wilson
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Ialand
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Tuloia
Indiana
Ohio
Tenoix
Pendelina
New York City
Prices Rise on Suspected Conspiracy Across Goods
Federal investigators report suspected conspiracy driving higher prices for bread, coal, and milk. Officials say penalties may apply to offenders as investigations seek to confirm collusion among coal, petroleum, and railroad interests influencing the market.
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Justice Department
County chairmen predict Wilson win in county race
Democratic chairman Maloney and Republican chairmen in the county forecast Woodrow Wilson will carry Una county tomorrow with a substantial majority. They claim strong cross party support and say the total margin could reach 1600 to 1500 votes, based on precinct checks and projected turnout.
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Woodrow Wilton
Wilson
Alan
Oregon
Arnalde County
Mir Hughes
Mor Pallanks
Republican Central
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Oregonian
J.H. Cassel
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Corbie
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