Paving To Be Done Now Despite Company Delays In Court Street
City officials led by Mayor J J Murphy and Councilman Vy Stroble reject company excuses to delay paving of Alta Cottonwood and Webb streets. They claim trenches can be filled and rolled, weather won t halt progress, and the contractor must proceed or forfeit. Also noted is a separate item about Southern Pacific water supply to striking miners in Gila County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta
Cottonwood and
Webb Street
Ainyor J. J. Murphy
Corncilman Vy Stroble
Warren’ Company
City
Court Street
Stroble
Railroad
Webb Streets
Geary Kimbrell
Ahhairman
Phoenix
Ariz
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Ysenra
Dyer
Gila
Roosevelt Attacks to Shape New York Assembly Leadership
Roosevelt warns against Republican control of the New York Assembly and vows to influence its organization. He calls for Barnes to be removed from power and threats violent in tone, while early returns show Democrats and progressives winning a plurality in the state Senate and House, with Republicans trailing in both chambers.
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New York Assembly
New York
New York State
Stoosevelt
Times
Assembly
Roosevelt Ie Tivo
Senate
House of Representatives
Special train De Luxe for B P O E
Plans for a De Luxe special train to transport Pendleton lodge members to the annual convention in Portland are under consideration. The committee aims to offer full travel comfort with Palace Flovk cars and horses to ride in the grand parade, with potential reduced fares and a choice of OW I N or Northern Pacific service.
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Pendleton Herg
Elka Koes
Grand Lodge
Portland
Transport and Cimimitteé
Metropolia
Crand
Palace Flovk
Tre N
Ow, I. & N. Company
Northern Pacific
Frank Quinlan
Frank Saling
Lee Drike
Jack Nell
G. M. Cantry
Trevelig
New York arrests over publishing fraud scheme
New York on November 9 Frank Orr president of Columbina Sterling Publishing and J oR Atkin, connected with the firm, were arrested by post office inspectors. They faced charges of fraud in publishing ventures. Bail set at 16,000 dollars. Prosecutors allege about 3 million dollars in misused funds and about half the firm’s capital stock involved. Assistant District Attorney Brown provided the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Orr
Columbina Sterling Publishing Company
Hampton Columia
Atkin
Vonimine
Trrown
Vereed Practice Begins off Corornilo Manda
San Diego November 4 The annual tir fet practice of the Pacific coast artillery corps began today off Coronnilo Manda with northern and local officers aboard the Ivorsils to witness the work.
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San Diego
Pacific
Coronnilo Manda
Coast Artillery Corps
Ivorsils
Roundup and High Jinks of Local Antlered Herd Tonight
A lively Pendleton event features a stag celebration by the Elka lodge with steamed dama and Havanas, plus wrestling for the Pendleton championship, boxing bouts under Cranberry rules, and a toast master. Notable performers include the Commercial Club Quartet, Jack Keefe, Bear Hin, L Carrier, Walter Rose, McKie the violinist, and singer couples, promising a joyful night with varied entertainment.
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Barnwil
Pendleton Lodge
Elka
Pendleton
Bros. Phelps and
FitzGerald
Eix
Commercial Club
Bui Thompson
Rooney
Woman Denies Slaving Babe in Infanticide Case
In Portland Oregon a young domestic, Ha Johnson, is charged with murdering and cremating an infant found bones in a furnace at the Kelley home where she worked. Physicians say the infant was born Sunday night. Her preliminary hearing was postponed until Saturday as police continue their case against her.
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Portland
Ore
Lfe
Ha Johnson
Ekti Oid
Autlorne College
Rm Furnace
Kelley
Hey Eletor
Two More Men In McNamara Jury Box
Two jurors were passed by both sides in the McNamara case today bringing the total to three men in two days. Clark McLane a cashier at the State Bank of Poxsuiena declared he was unalterably opposed to the methods of GenerJ Os while Royse Girls Aid Society owner from Port Tincher and a real estate dealer offered no opinion. The trial moved forward as other jurors awaited examination.
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Los Angeles
McNamara
Clark McLane
Iank
Poxsuiena
Gener] Os
Royse’ & Girls’ Aid Sociery
Port Tincher
Dayler
Jiurors Lick
Bain
Green
Fragments Describe Erratic Marriage and Missing Details
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled report of a marriage between Fin Joteal from Mexico and Misa Tillie Steinberg in the city after a brief engagement. It mentions a receipt, a wife, and a Portland address, but the text is unclear about dates, witnesses, and the fate of a child.
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AL A. Weel
Mexico
Oregon
Misa Tillie Steinberg
Ho AL Campbell
Sifteenth Avenue
Portland
Winess
Aunt of Victim Claims Narrow Escape From Poisoned Cook
Chicago reports another victim added to the Vermilya poisoning case. Aunt of Police officer Bisonett testifies she too fell ill after eating at Mrs. Vermilya's house while noting Mrs. Vermilya often cooked but did not eat with relatives. Suspect remains jailed and hysterical as investigations continue.
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Hilzabeth la Rocque
Polleeamon Bisonett
Italians Face Turkish Reprisals in Tripoli Atrocities
Washington dispatch says Italian envoy cites Arabs and Turks forming ties with Sidi Niel where, without warning, armed men entered a village and killed Turkish soldiers after Turkish forces attacked. The embassy claims Italians retaliated in kind, with blood feuds ensuing.
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Washington
Tripoli
Minikstar
Rome
Sidi Niel
Prophet of Absolute Life Sentenced for Indeterminate Term
Evelyn Arthur, known as the Prophet of Absolute Life, was sentenced by Judge Honore to an indeterminate term of one to five years in the penitentiary. He was convicted of contributing to the delinquency of Mildred Bridges and Mona Rees, two girls who lived with him at his headquarters. He claimed he was the victim of sensational prosecution.
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Chicago
Tils
Evelyn Arthur See
Honore
Mildred Bridges
Mona Rees
See
Northwest Coast Towns Shiver Under Fresh Snowfall
Northwest coast cities including Portland and Seattle report early season snowfall and cold temperatures. Portland sees light flurries in the central area while East Portland experiences more confined snow showers. Mountain resorts report fresh accumulation as frigid air grips the region.
Day and Hale Remain for Casting Votes for Mayorality
Citizens are urged to vote by 2:00 PM Saturday as ballots close at noon. A committee of supporters will count votes, amid rivalry and abstinence. The ballot lists the candidates as they appear.
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Day
A Hale
Howe
Tay
Taft Visits Lincoln Memorial Cabin Dedication
In Emancipator Hodgeville Kentucky President Taft honors Lincoln's memory at the Lincoln birthplace log cabin dedication. He calls it a Brett memorial and compares Lincoln’s Civil War challenges to today’s moral reform pressures from within his party. The scene features Taft at the log fireplace and reflects on Lincoln’s hardships as a national leader.
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Hodgeville
Taft
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Brett
CANDIDATES OUT FOR HERMISTON COUNCIL
Hermiston Oregon voters await December elections as H T Irwin W H Skinner and C A McNaught announce candidacies for council vacancies. Incumbents E B Dodd W Phillips and Herbert Strohm not seeking re election. Irwin Skinner and McNaught appear set to join the board. A local group of farmers and citizens nominated the three newcomers.
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Hermiston
Ore
H.T. Irwin
W. H. Skinner
Car 8
McNaught
Elie Council
Dodd
Phillips
Herbert Strohm
Pew
Messrs, Irvin, Skinner
MeNaustit
Hearst Offers 8500 In Lieu Of 50000 Advertised
Los Angeles nov 9 C F P Rogers the sole successful transcontinental aviator turned down a $700 saving cup and rejected Hearst prize claims He accused Hearst of offering impossible conditions and urged the publisher to spend the money on self advertising rather than aviation rewards.
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Hearst
Los Angeles
Willam Hearst
C. F P. Rodgers
Youn
New York
Rogers
Hi Hearst
Plan to show up president tape and court picks
Linevin Nov 9 report on William O. Brye in the Commoner criticizing a West Tent Tartul court appointment. He argues progressives may block the successor of Justice John Harlan and suggests Democrats demand a careful process. Robert and Charita Bind travel to Maritision for a project meeting.
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Linevin
William of. Bryce
Dwesttent
Justice Wastin
Rebels Seize Tien Tsin As Pekin News Warn Of Pestilence
Dispatches from London report rebels occupying Then Tain and threatening Nanking while fighting continues in Shanghai and Hinkow. Pestilence and dire homelessness surge as hundreds die or are rotting in the streets after widespread fires and looting. Imperial forces struggle to contain the chaos.
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Tiankow
Tien Tsin
Nanking
Eimperor
Shanghai
Noy
Peking
Hinkow
Rebels and Imperialists clash at Chee Kim Sam mountain
In a day long artillery battle near Chee Kim Sam mountain Nanking forces defect to rebels. Hundreds of Tartars desert, about two thousand Nanking garrison men join the rebels. Casualties reported around five hundred dead on each side.
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Nanking, Noy
Chee Kim Sam Mountain
Nanking
Cantonese revolutionary agents seek form of government in Hong Kong
Nine Cantonese revolutionary agents convene in Hong Kong drawing operatives from across the island to discuss the best form of government for the city and its provinces. The assembly aims to map a political path for governance and unity in the region.
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Callei
Canton
Istalet
Hong Kong
Revolt in Chinese Provinces Shatters Canton Rail Lines
Reports say Chih Shan and Mung Shan lead a revolt as Chinese forces rise. Rebels seize the Canton and Kowloon railroad, with hundreds of Minichus killed including civilians and officers, signaling wide chaos in the region.
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Hong Kong
Chih Shan
Mung Shan
Canton and
Kowloon
Emperor and dowager empress flee Pekin in peasants cart
A fragment reports the child emperor and his dowager empress have fled from Pekin in a peasant’s cart. Palace attendants say information is scarce and unreliable with no clear origin of the fleeing party.
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Pekin
Rebels Threaten Beijing as Chinese Army Enters Forbidden City
From Pekin note that with the Manchu dynasty nearing end, about 1500 infantry and navy units entered the forbidden city with vast stores, aiming to quell rebels and stabilize the capital amid upheaval.
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Pekin
Forbidden City
Telny
Tonke
Japan Active Pekin Now Mobilizes 2000 Soldiers
It is reported that Japan is mobilizing 2,000 soldiers with tall equipment at Yokohama. The troupe are believed to be set for duty in Ota.
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Japan
Pekin
Sepa
Yokohama
Unclear Entrant Hints At Return From Verve Mission
An unclear notation references a person and a travel claim with scattered terms such as Poland and Turkey. The fragment implies a return from a voyage or mission and a financial or formal action tied to a time frame, but lacks verifiable details or coherent names or events.
Watering Reservation Beneficial to Hinkle Project Says Elmer Cleaver
Elmer Cleaver, owner and head of colonization for the Western Land and Irrigation Company, declares irrigation of the reservation will not hurt the Hinkle project and will benefit it. The 10,000 acre irrigation lies west of the Umatilla. water is drawn directly from the river as needed, increasing summer river flow in the region.
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Western Land & Irrigation Company
Elmer Cleaver
Western Land At
Tt Fa
Cleaver
West End
Umatilla
Stanfield
Umatila
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NW. M
Santa Fe
William McDonald
B. P
Publicher
Terkley
Tommy Smart
Hiro
Jack Keefe
Jack
Bear
Carrier
Mr. Strong
Sans Souis
Sarah Vernhoardt
Walter Rose
Mr. McKie
Scotland
Gal
Arralenal
Nearing
Wisher
Fisher
Niers
Towika Vernip
Tharge
Fremin
Wayson Ruppert
Blronett
Vermilya
Absolete Lick
Northwest Coast
Shromi
Seattle
Hoa Points
City of
W. F. Matlock
F. J. Quinlan
J. R. Ralby
J. J. Sharon
C¢. P. Strain
Vv. Stroble
Enat Oregonian
Ccronical Barghing
Capitol
Hermiston Council
Robert
Charita Bind
Maritision
Ties Five
Gye Project
Ike
Poland
Turmer Ile
Deglares
Hinkle
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