New Officers of Round-Up Chosen
At the Roundup stockholders meeting in the Commercial association room last evening the annual election was held. J Raley was re elected president and most officers and directors were retained. New officers include W E Brock, J H Gwinn, R W Ritner, Mark Moorhouse, Paul Sperry, and directors Roy Bishop, Fred Siewenm, Dan Smythe, George Hartman Jr, Harry Gray, Lea OD, Drake, T D Taylor, L G Fragler, Fred Ear. A committee was named to study larger grounds for next year with possible sites including the east water works tract or the Matlock tract. A report recommended by the committee will be submitted to stockholders at a future meeting. The Spokane Good Roads group described a major highway project, extending east Sprague avenue to the Idaho line, funded by local property owners and supported by regional agencies.
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Commercial Association Rooma
J. Re. Raley
Jor. Raley
W. E. Brock
J. HH. Gwinn
R. W. Ritner
Mark Moorhouse
Paul Sperry
Roy T. Bishop
Fred
Dionee
Talarae
Matlock
G. I. LaDew
J. T. Brown
A. J. McAllister
J.H. Uwinn
J. G. Frazier
Pendleton Newsy Notes Motor to California and Tacoma Visit
H. G. F. Eggers and family of 400 Jackson street plan a winter stay in Orange California to improve health. A Motor Car Party including Roy Alexander Nell Redfield Maude Sheridan Iva Hill and Will Kern visited Coe last evening to spend time with Mr and Mrs James Heiney. J A Wendell and wife of Chicago left for Ta coma en route to Texas on a business trip. Mrs Wendell is Tallman’s sister and Mr Wendell is a Chicago banker.
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California
H. G. F. Eggers
Jackson Street
Orange
Roy Alexander
Nell Redfield Maude Sheridan
Iva Hill
Will Kern
Coe
James Heiney
J. A. Wendell
Chicago
Joe V. Tallman
Tacoma
Texas
Mrs. Wendell
Mr. Tallman
Mr. Wendell
Windy City
Motor Car Delayed Return Affects Pendleton Vote
The motor car running an extra Pendleton to Nolin trip to convey Twohy Bros. men delayed the regular return. It was seven o clock before the car left Pendleton on its return to Umatilla, delaying the voting process at Nolin.
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Pendleton
Nolin
Twohy Bros
Umatilla
Togo Returns From Portland After Operation
Togo, the longtime Japanese janitor at the O R. & N. depot and freight house, came back yesterday from Portland where he underwent a serious stomach operation. He expressed happiness at returning and distributed gifts to several members of the local O R. & N. office staff. He has served the railroad for several years.
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Togo
Portland
German Workmen Gain in Shipyard Pay Rise
Settlement ends dispute between shipbuilders and workers in Berlin. Wages rise two pfenigs per hour from January 1 and another pfenig from April 1. Weekly hours reduced from 56 to 55. The agreement leaves place-work regulations unchanged, with Socialist paper Vorwarts claiming gains for the men. Acknowledges likely no further disturbances soon, but warns another push for concessions may follow.
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Berlin
Vorwarts
Socialist Party
Master of horse seized amid Russo Japanese conflict probes
In St Petersburg a court arrest targets M. Vonkaraky a master of horse at the imperial court seen with M. Berobrazoff. Police seize key documents during search at his residence related to the Yalu river concession and the lead up to the Russo Japanese war, revealing new details about the affair.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
M. Vonkaraky
Imperial Court
M. Berobrazoff
Abaza
Yalu
Japan
M. Vonnartiarsky
Prince Oginsky
Local visitors and movers pass through Pendleton area
Laurence Lieuillen lies from Adams today. P T Harbour of Wetton and J T Lieuallen of Adams arrive in town. S D Peterson from Milton visits Pendleton while Wm Slusher heads to Nolth. A H Sunderman goes to Echo ranch. P C Holland visits Pendleton from Hermiston. G W Rugg rides to Echo. Robert Lewis from Hermiston arrives via motor car. Co H G Newport and wife come from Hermiston. Bert Kirby of Adams Mercantile visits Pendleton. Mrs Anna Seelkirk Norton travels from Walla Walla to meet vocal scholars. Ed Marshall westbound on Walla Walla Portland local. T J Morris boards to Grants, Oregon. A B Stevens returns to Umatilla after business at county seat. W T Reeves from Stanfield brings Stanfield ballot box. I R Laurence of Ukiah sold out and visits city. Dor Eldred B Waffle visits Coe and O R & WN camps to see patients. Mrs M F Block sister of R Alexander returns to La Grande on last night’s train.
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P. T. Harbour of
Wetton
S. D. Peterson
Pendleton
Milton
Wm. Slusher
Nolth
A. H. Sunderman
P C. Holland
Hermiston
G. W. Rugg
Echo
Robert Lewis
J. T. Lieuallen
Adams
H. G. Newport
Bert Kirby
Adams Mercantile Co
Anna Seelkirk-Norton
Walla Walla
Little Daughter of Br Temple Dies
Lenore Temple, ten year old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. I A Temple, died about 2 PM after a brief illness with membranous croup. She had been ill less than two days and her sudden death came as a shock to the community. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Lenore Temple
I. A. Temple
Photo sculpture made
London. Signor Carlo Baese announced a perfected method of photo sculpture or relief portraiture during a Royal Photographic Society lecture. Using mirrors lantern and moving slide he claimed to control light on the sitter to create a photograph with varying relief. He used a gelatin plate to mold a lifelike relief later fixed in metal as medallions.
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London
Signor Carlo Baese
Royal Photographic Society
Ohio man, 70, marries 20 year old and deeds 500 acres
A 70 year old Ohio man wed a 20 year old woman and transferred 500 acres to her. She soon faced multiple divorce actions, fueling a rapid sequence of filings and motions surrounding the marriage and property transfer.
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Ohio
Democrats Sweep Into Office Across the Country
The article notes broad Democratic gains nationwide amid public discontent with current conditions and the Republican administration. It cites high costs from protectionist policies as a major factor in rising living costs and contributing to the electoral shift.
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Republian
Democrats Win in Iowa Governor Race
Claude Porter, a Democrat, is reported elected Iowa governor by a plurality of fifteen thousand according to today's estimates from Des Moines. Supporters celebrate as results come in across the state.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Claude Porter
Harmon Wins Out over Harding for Governor
Nov 9 Columbus reports Governor Harmon a Democrat has won reelection while the legislature appears to remain in Democratic control.
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Harmon
Columbus
Harding
Tilinola Goes Democratic Gains in Tilinoia House Seats
Chicago dispatch reports Tilinoia voters elected four democratic congressmen, signaling a local shift. San Francisco briefing notes Hiram Johnson, Republican, leading as governor with about a fifty thousand plurality over Theodore Bell.
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Tilinola
Chicago
Tilinoia
Hiram Johnson
San Francisco
Theodore Bell
Oklahoma elects Democrat Governor Leon Grace by 30000
Oklahoma City Nov. 9 reports Leon Grace a Democrat elected governor of Oklahoma by a plurality of about thirty thousand votes amid statewide returns. Grace secured leadership as the state shifts political control with a decisive victory across key counties.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Leon Grace
Both Sides Claim Victory In Colorado Governor Race
Denver Nov 9 Democrats and Republicans today claim victory in the gubernatorial contest with results unlikely to be known before night. Fully seventy percent of ballots were scratched and congressional races were also very close.
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Denver
Colo
Democrata
Republicans
Howell Elected to Congress in Salt Lake Returns
Salt Lake City November 9 Joseph Howell Republican captured the congressional seat in the state returns. Howell defeated rivals as voters backed the party slate, signaling a decisive victory in a hard fought campaign.
Wyoming Legislature Split as Elections Favor Mondell
In Cheyenne on November 9 the Wyoming legislature appears evenly divided. Republicans concede the election of Carey the Democrat. Congressman Mondell was re-elected by a margin of about four thousand votes.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Carey
Mondell
Early returns give Illinois Democrats 11 seats to 14 for Republicans
Early returns from Illinois show Democrats holding 11 of the 25 congressional seats while Republicans secure 14. The tally reflects the statewide vote across districts as results come in from major counties and cities in a closely watched election.
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Minois
Chicago
Illinoia
Doubtful in Dakota as returns keep governor race tight
Bismarck North Dakota November 9 returns today leave the gubernatorial contest doubtful with late results still in doubt as vote tallies come in from across the state.
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Dakota
Bismark
N. D
Dialadolatic Candidate Victorious Over Bowerman Vote Totals
Partial page shows returns from Pilot Rock including candidates Senator Burgess Governor Bowermin and others with scattered tallies. Mixed spellings and OCR errors obscure full names but indicate district results for county officials sheriff judge and commissioners with dry and wet counts.
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Pilot Rock
Burgess
Smith
Gilliland
Maloney
Italian Dirigible No 2 Faults In War Time
Rome reports a Tribuna critique of Italy s military dirigible balloon No 2 praising its 300 mile test flight from Bracciano to Campal ion but noting delays due to a flexible iron keel weighing 672 pounds. The critic argues this design unsettles equilibrium and forces ballast and benzine loss, risking late arrival and impaired maneuverability in wartime.
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Rome
Bracciano
Campalion
Venicé
Tribuna
Ciitle
Apennines
English Women Warned Against Liquor Peril in Liverpool
British doctors warn of rising intemperance among women and link alcohol to widespread social ills. Dr James Johnson cites European vintages and birth defects, noting imbecile and feeble minded children born after good harvests. Edinburgh cases show harm from drink across families.
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Liverpool
England
James Johnson
Salford
Europe
Switzerland
Austria
Baleby
Edinburgh
York
Emperor Nicholas Leads Royal Hunt Near Potsdam
Berlin reports Emperor Nicholas hunted today in William's new game preserves near Oranienburg, 26 miles northeast of Potsdam. A 1600‑animal deer and hare enclosure was cleared by a battalion and soldiers. The royal party and 22 court hunters occupied pine‑framed platforms as animals were driven out for the kill, with the emperor taking the first shot amid a security sweep to ensure no unauthorized presence.
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Berlin
Emperor Nicholas
William
Oranenbureg
Potsdam
Nicholas
Kohn Likely Re-elected Over Thousand Votes
San Francisco November 9 Tullus Kohn, a Republican, leads in the contest and will likely win re election by about a thousand votes according to early figures. The result hinges on pending tallies from local precincts and party observers expect a final count within hours.
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Kohn
San Francisco
Tullus Kohn
Great Apple Way planned for Spokane valley roads
Spokane Wash. two 24 mile modern thoroughfares to be built along the Spokane valley from Spokane to Coeur dAlene Idaho at a total cost of 360000. Preliminary work to start within days with construction expected next spring. Funding from counties landowners and states split 15 percent each and rest. Roads to be old macadam with 24 foot main span and four foot shoulders, lined by apple and elm trees.
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Spokane Valley
Spokane
Wash
Coeur d'Alens
Idaho
Sisters seek help locating lost brothers in New York
Miss Della Conlin and her two sisters appeal for aid after years apart from their brothers John and Thomas. In 1892 the family was split by their mother's death. John would be about twenty seven and Thomas about eighteen if alive. They fear no current whereabouts of Beck family, once caring for the boys. Please send any information to 2905 Eighth Avenue care of Miss R Riley.
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New York
Della Conlin
Eighth Avenue
Book raises big protest over Duchesne’s work index
Holy See may place Duchesne's edition of Liber Pontifials on the index at Rome. Mer Duchesne directs the French school in Rome and his edition is widely known among scholars of the Papacy in the early Middle Ages, drawing notable attention in Italy.
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Holy See
Duchesne
Rome
Mer
Indian translation of Duchesne work blamed by holy office
The Italian publisher of Duchesne’s Histoire de l Eglise Ancienne reports the Italian edition has been approved by Vatican authorities in part yet faces a push to place the work on the Index as unorthodox. Earlier French, Spanish, and English editions escaped objection, and a cautious recast was advised. Duchesne has long been viewed as holding liberal opinions.
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Ion Press
The
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Difesa
Venice
Pius X
Mer. Duchesne
Ireland Grows Tobacco Industry Expansion Probable
Ireland pursues a tobacco industry with government experiments showing most tobaccos can be grown. Current cultivation covers 120 acres: 79 acres pipe tobacco 28 acres cigarette tobacco and 13 acres cigar tobacco. The development is expected to boost Ireland’s material prosperity.
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London
Ireland
Baker wins prize for best pastry cook in Umatill county
Mrs Bess T Baker took the prize as best pastry cook in Umatill county She always used Cleveland's Ta king Powder and only pays the regular price of 1 for an 8 pound can All grocers sell at this price.
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Bess T. Baker
Umatill County
Cleveland
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