Servia Turmoil Shocks Europe As Austria Invades
London reports Austria has launched an invasion of Servia. The British cabinet met at the Foreign Office to discuss the crisis while Malta dispatches battleships and cruisers under sealed orders toward the region. Diplomats work frantically to avert war, but hope wanes.
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Turmoil Mounts as Europe Nears General War
Reports from Constanta and London warn of imminent broad conflict. Turkish anti Christian violence is alleged in Galatea as guards tighten, while Austria and Russia mobilize. Germany poised to act to aid Austria. Italy, France, and Britain align. Servia faces pressure over Adriatic aims amid growing fears of a wider European war.
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Wilson Taft race in Idaho tightens after unofficial tallies
Hole Idaho reports unofficial returns showing Taft or Wilson leading by small margins with possible split electoral votes after canvass. Governor Manley may appoint former Senator Fred T Du Bois to a one month term to deliver speech against Mormon church interference in politics amid Hawley defeat.
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Sultan Moves Capital Threatened City Diplomats Say
Reports from Paris and London convey conflicting accounts of Constantinople. The Sultan is said to prepare to move the capital across the Bosphorus while diplomats deem occupation unnecessary. Generals from Servia Greece and Montenegro are invited to assist Ferdinand in conquering the city amid Muslim religious rites planned at Sofia.
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Lister Leads in Washington Governor Race Despite Outstanding Precincts
Seattle nov 9 with 75 small precincts outstanding, Lister Democrat leads governor race by 4615 to 463? Hay Republican. Hay gains steadily in returns yesterday and narrows Lister's initial plurality as remaining counties report. Officials may be needed to finalize results.
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Gwinn resigns secretaryship amid tense Pendleton meeting
James H Gwinn's resignation from secretaryship ends a looming clash over his appointment The board retains power to select a new secretary Wesley Matlock steps onto the board replacing Dr C J Smith and Charles Heard is named temporary secretary Open River Transportation Co matters and film plant relocation discussed by Pendleton Commercial Association
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California Doubt Ends In Conflicting Returns
California election results remain uncertain as possible outcomes between Roosevelt and Wilson are debated. An official count may decide the governor race with Roosevelt or Wilson prevailing. Washington reports Lister’s plurality. Seattle notes two Progressive congressmen elected. Cabinet options include D O Gorman, Rayner, and Reed.
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Uma tilla pioneer Jeremiah Peters dies at 68
Jeremiah Peters longtime Umatilla county resident died at 10 25 pm at his daughter Mrs L Stewer home His funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at 2212 West Webb Street with Rev Charles Quinney of the Church of the Redeemer He was born March 1 1882 near Little York York County Penn and moved to Pendleton in 1883 He leaves a wife and ten children all residing in the village Also survived by two brothers in Philadelphia and a sister in Westfield New Jersey.
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Prisoners in Chicago Shout for Hangings During Confined Hearing
Zack Johnson was led past the cells to confer with his attorney when five hundred white prisoners yelled hang him and lynch him. An inmate complained of stomach pains and said he needed a doctor as the scene unfolded in Chicago custody.
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NO DOUBT ON LANE 10 SENATE VICTORY REPORTED
Redding Calif Nov 9 the north bound Shasta limited was robbed near Delta with one bandit killed by a mail clerk. Sheriff Montgomery pursues a second suspect as passengers escaped unharmed. In Medford Ore unofficial returns show Lane wins Senate seat over Selling and Bourne with Lane leading by about 1600 votes and suffrage carried by 60 percent.
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German measure to oust Standard Oil from petroleum trade
Berlin reports the federal council has adapted the monopoly bill aimed at breaking Standard Oil's hold in Germany. alterations ensure disinterested control rather than oil producers gaining influence through the measure.
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Hermiston Women May Vote First in Oregon
Hermiston prepares for a December city election with mayor and three council seats. Women may vote first in the state here eight days before Astoria. City Recorder McKenzie must register new voters after the state result is canvassed, creating a tight deadline.
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Robbers Seize $40,000 Loot on Express Train
In Irmingham Alabama November 9 robbers seized an express train on the Louisville and Nashville road at Blunt Springs early yesterday. They entered the mail car, held the clerks, seized the registered pouches, and escaped after signaling the engineer to stop.
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Local Oregon Suffragists Celebrate Victory and Plan Banquet
Local suffrage workers express mixed feelings over the win but plan a celebration banquet inviting supporters. Leaders like Mrs Turpening and Mrs Wheeler praise the result, while Adelina Wade notes broader national progress. Oregon voters embraced political equality, influenced by persistent club and office outreach and supportive press.
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