COURT 1 IN SESSION AT NOVEMBER TERM OF STATE'S SUPREME COURT
The court convened in the room of the chief justice with Justices EB Frank, Woleerton, and R. 8. present. Cases set for the day involve water rights, mortgages, and railways from Walla Walla to Union and Pendleton. Attorneys for appellants include Silliman & Pierce, Halley, Carter & Raley, and Preston & Pierce. for respondents, A. Pee, Carter & Raley, and others. The docket includes Nelson notes, Currier and Smith mortgage, and multiple appeals from Harney, Umatilla, and Union counties plus insurance and railroad disputes. The session spans several cases with various counties represented.
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Board Sets Textbooks For All Public Schools For Six Years
The state text book commission members H. W. Scott Charles Johns W. M. Colvig P. L. Campbell and W. M. Ladd face expiring terms in January with pressure to reappoint. The five year board selects and contracts textbooks for six years, influencing study plans though not curriculum, under Governor Chamberlain’s potential reappointment and policy through the state education system. F. French sues Alden J. Blethen for criminal libel in SeatUe.
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Battle of Ballots Stirs Nationwide Election News
Washington reports show both parties claiming doubtful states as results trickle in. Roosevelt leads in California and Utah with anti Mormon forces gaining attention. Weather forecasts promise fair conditions with scattered showers on the East Coast. Polls and odds fluctuate as party strategists push to secure key legislatures and governorships nationwide.
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Gas Explodes at Gurneville Mine Injuring Several
An explosion of gas at the Great Eastern quckellver mine in Gurneville, Sante Rova, Cal, injured four people with two possibly dying from burns to the face, hands, and shoulders. James Searle and Rollo Wooten were the worst injured, with Fred Siootte and Peter Heuderatratten also hurt. Separate notes report grain futures in Chicago with wheat and corn changes and a terse, unclear item about a football player named Lewin and over a hundred tail in St Louis.
Stumke Called Off Coal Engine Strike
Illinois coal engineers end strike after union officers vote to resume work with a five and a half percent wage cut. Miners' Union did not support the engineers, leading to the strike's collapse. Referendum will decide whether to continue the Engineers' Union.
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Manchester man notices unusual Far East order surge
A Manchester man reporting he could not meet some goods for home trade mentions a jump in Far East activity not tied to a Chinese trade boom. Inquiries reveal a half million yards of cotton duck ordered by the Chinese government for tents, suggesting China may join the conflict or subsidize Japan. British observers favor the first theory as more likely.
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Open Town Question Sparks Baker City Election
Baker City November 7. Gambling has surged since Pendleton crackdown and tomorrow's city election centers on open versus closed town policy. Mayoral candidates GC A Johns who supports open town and F M Saxton who urges closure dispute Sheriff Harvey K Brown’s pledge to enforce gambling and Sunday laws regardless of mayoral outcome.
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City plans higher licenses for temporary merchants
Merchants back a proposed city ordinance to raise temporary merchant licenses with a year long stay bond. Debate centers on taxing burden, competition with permanent shops, and ensuring revenue for public services. Trial dates set for Nan Patterson in a separate case and a $400 debt dispute involving Charles Cunningham and F W Lehmidt. Great New York population estimate noted as 5,888,004.
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Four Forts Held by Austrians in Campaign Update
Nov reports from Rome, St Petersburg, and Tokyo describe Allied or Russian actions around Port Arthur and Fort Arthur defenses. Japanese claims of breach on Golden Hill fortifications. Port Arthur potentially near surrender within hours if true. Russian dispatches allege minor progress by sharpshooters and bombardments near Housthal heights amid ongoing siege actions.
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May Transfer Alexieff
St. Petersburg officials report Alexieff arrived on Friday and suggest a possible transfer as viceroy to the Caucasus due to present disorders in the region.
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French aeronaut postpones fight to Wednesday
St Louis November 7 M Francola the French aeronaut has postponed his fight until Wednesday A new substitute attraction Benbow of Montana will perform this afternoon Captain Baldwin has overhauled the motor of his California Arrow and expects to fight this week
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Election results in Rome show gains for socialism
Rome reports yesterday's general election results with socialists expanding, though not markedly. Of the seats filled, 145 socialists 9 conservatives 26 radicals 35 socialists and eight republicans were elected amid reported frauds.
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