Coyote Bounty Law Favored by Woolgrowers in Oregon
Sheep and wool interests in eastern Oregon and Willamette Valley press for a bounty of 1.50 per coyote to curb million-dollar damages to flocks. The Oregon Sheep Commission advocates the plan, funded half by a special tax on sheepmen, reviving a former program that nearly eradicated the pest.
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Oregon
Willamette Valley
Oregon Sheep Commission
Ila
Dan P. Smythe
Douglas County
Heppner
Danas
Man charged in murder of wife in Goldfield scuffle
John Sheridan formerly of San Francisco killed his wife Min Sheridan in their Broadway home after a Sunday confrontation. He rushed the sidewalk scene for help, claimed to be attacked, and was taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff Sage. Sheridan had operated a saloon years earlier and worked as a bartender after a drinking period.
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Goldfield
New
John Sheridan
San Francisco
Min
Sheridan
Broadway
Sage
Ate Vent
Shorlilan Exme
Pacifie fleet kept in Pacific and Atlantic aid urged
In San Francisco on November 10 a wave of resolutions was sent by California officers of the American National Red Cross to Taft urging retention of the Pacific fleet in the Pacific and its augmentation by the Atlantic fleet to support national defense.
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San Francie
Pacific
Atlantic
Cie
California
American Nationaliied Crosse Society
Taft Ie
National Boty
Oregon county pushes US to take over irrigation system
Prineville Oregon November 10 action by Laidlaw county officials to have the United States reclamation service assume control of the Columbia Southern Irrigation system. Settlers complain they cannot get enough water for their fields. Legal dispute lies between Oregon state and the irrigation company with no immediate federal court decision in Portland before Judge Wolverton.
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Prineville
Ore
Laidlaw
United States Reclamation Service
Columbia Southern Irrigation System
State of
Oregon
Irrigation Company
Portland
Wolverton
Stite
Lund Bord
America's Greatest Battleship Launch In Quincy Yard
The North Dakota battleship, first US built Dreadnought, will be launched today at Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy Massachusetts. The ceremony will be attended by many notable figures and Mary Renton of Fargo will christen the ship with a champagne bottle.
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Quincy
Mass
North Dakota
America
United States
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Mises Maary Renton
Fargo
Desperado Paddy Rodgers Captured After Drugstore Fight
Novorious Paddy Rodgers, last of the desperados to terrorize Butte, enters jail after a fierce revolver duel at a local drugstore. He and a companion demanded surrender. Rodgers was beaten by the clerk with his own revolver then handed to police. his partner was wounded in the groin and fled.
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Novorious
Paddy
Rodgers
Bandit
Hin
Pal Fe
Butte
Mant
Paddy" Rodgers
Jal
Pal
Freewater Citizens Nominate Council Members in Meeting
Freewater Oro November 10 The citizens primary meeting at city hall drew many residents. Mayor L B Mitchell presided while D C Sanderson served as secretary. Nominees for council are J H Hall J C Crimmens George F P Sanderson J A Broadley T Taylor and Alta Rogers. Hall Rogers and Taylor are candidates after the ballot. Auriet Tanke was nominated for treasurer by acclamation. Election slated for December.
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Freewater
Oro
L. B. Mitchell
D.C. Sanderson
J. H. Hall
George FP. Sanderson
J. A. Broadley
T. Taylor
Alta Rogers
Hall
Rogers
Taylor
Auriet Tanke
President removes Seattle postmaster in ethics case
Washington DC reports the President dismissed Georan M Brewitt from his Seattle postmaster role amid allegations of soliciting evamption contributions from front employes. The case rests on an affidavit filed weeks earlier with the United States civil service commission. The fund he offered to save collections was tied to the King county campaign of 1948.
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Georan M. Brewitt
Seattle
United States Cis Service Commission
King County
Zeppelin balloon makes maiden voyage on Lake Constance
Berlin reports Count Zeppelin aided by Crown Prince Wilhelm launches the airship Zeppelin I on Lake Constance. A crowd of about 100000 witnesses the ascent amid demonstrations of German aeronautic progress.
Conductor Rick Ed in Coleiston Hospitalized After Accident
Motu Mont November 10 airline incident leaves conductor Rick Ed in hospital with injuries. Passenger seats were empty as the wreck occurred mid train, and several passengers were thrown from their seats. None injured seriously. foreign mine certificates reportedly flagged in ongoing probe.
Rehearing Denied in Standard Oil Rebates Case
The United States Court of Appeals refused a rehearing in the Standard Oil case involving a 29 million dollar fine for rebates. Attorney General Bonaparte will appeal to the Supreme Court. this marks a second appellate court action in the matter. The case grew from Judge Landis’s 20 million dollar fine and involved indictments on 428 counts.
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Tomuarte
The
United States Supreme
Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Company
Growup
Baker
Seaman
Bonaparte
United States Supreme Court
Oil Company
Landis
Chicago and Alton Road
Pendleton Knights Visit Walla Walla Masonic Gathering
Pendleton Commandery No 1 Knights Templar will visit Washington Commandery No 1 in Walla Walla on the 18th for a major local Masonic event. Special work is planned and several neighboring commanderies are invited, with about 380 Knights anticipated from Pendleton and nearby.
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Pendleton Commandery No 1
Knights Templar
Washington
Walla Walla
Hiae
Wutheburg
Pendleton
Iffal
Night burner Willan Sawyer tied to forged check case
Willan Sawyer, employed by A. J. Stewart as night burner in a brickyard at Aberdeen, was arrested for uttering a forged $82 check on JL L. Alexander, a clothing merchant, from which the money was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Sawyer
Ben
A. J. Stewart
Aberdeen
JL. L. Alexander
Tennessee Murder Case Delivers Grand Jury Session
Nashville reports a special grand jury session planned to probe the shooting of former U.S. Senator Edward Carmack by Duncan B. Cooper and his son Robin. Cooper’s ally Governor Patterson defends him, claiming no warning of trouble, as witnesses suggest premeditation and a disordered liquor policy backdrop fuels the sensational case.
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Nashville
Tenn
Duncan B. Cooper
Sin Robin
United States
Edward K. Carmack
Cooper
Robin
Carmack
The
Tennesseean
Tee
Patterson
Col
Governor Hughes Invited to Coast Dinner
San Francisco reporters report the merchants association awaits a reply from Governor Hughes of New York to attend the annual dinner of the association next month.
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Hughes
San Francisco
Merchants’ Association
New York
Gompers Congratulated on Roosevelt’s Snub
Washington November 10 The central labor union of this city sent Gompers a telegram congratulating him on being invited to Roosevelt s labor dinner a snub noted by officials and labor leaders alike as a sign of shifting tensions within the administration and labor circles
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Gompers
Roosevelt
Washington
D. C
Central Labor Union
Hind
GONGREDOMAN ELLIS ENDORSES GANNON FOR SPEAKER SHOWDOWN
In a morning discussion Ellis signals support for Speaker Cannon amid party splits. He asserts friendship with Cannon and vows to aid Western agricultural development, including an Oregon station to boost wheat farming and fruit district needs.
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Gongredoman Ellis
Gannon
Epil Promises Great Depot for Tacoma
The Tacoma civic organization renewed efforts to secure Great Northern access to the city. The railroad announced readiness to enter Tacoma and construct a modern central depot and yards, using Northern Pacific land and tracks for entry, with plans to rival western depots.
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EPIL
Tacoma
Taronma
Wash
Many Oregon Factories Closed, Report States
Salem reports 51 factories in Oregon have closed or gone out of business during the 16 months from June last year to October 1 this year, per Labor Commissioner Hoff.
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Salem
Hoff
Wrecker bonds bring La Grande cashier to Portland
J W Scriber former cashier of the Farmers' and Traders Bank La Grande Ore was released on 46000 bonds furnished by friends and relatives He said he would remain in Portland for an indefinite period and not fear returning to La Grande Rumors spread that associates might cover his shortage pegged at 70000 by him government estimates place it at 125000 Bail amounts included 15000 on forgery count and 25000 on a second count with bonds posted by Pendleton and Portland residents and others
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Canna
Els
Porcamilly
Cannon
la Grande Bank
Portland
la Grande
J. W. Scriber
Farmers’ & Traders National Bank of
Ore
Scriber
Pendleton
W. J. Furnish
Julius Roesch
Frank D. McCulley
Phil Metachan
A. A. Coolidge
Spokate
Charles Br, Moore
Salon
Jana
Investigating Girl's Death A Cove Sweetheart Testifies
In San Francisco on November 10, Dr G W O'Donnell a San Francisco physicist was identified by James Gibron of Cove Oregon as the surgeon behind a life ending operation. Gibron described his romance with Vestino Vinck and the couple's efforts to marry against parental consent. The coroner will review the case as the autopsy attributes death to bungling and primitive technique.
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San Francisco
G. W. O'Donnell
James Gibron
Cove
Ore
Jd. Black
Vestino Vinck
Gibson
Oregon
Olympia man to be hanged for murder of wife
In Olympia Washington today the supreme court afficnet the conviction of murder in the fret derrew of Prank Bridgham. He killed his wife on November 21 of last year. He will be hanged.
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Olympia
Wash
Jo — Pheny
Preme Court
Bridgham
National building trades convention to meet in Denver
A national building trades convention is slated to meet in Denver in December. Dr J A Donighue left today for Eeho, and the news notes travel to the event.
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Denver
Cal
Dr. J. A. Donighue
Teft Today
Fox Eeho
Germans Demand Limit To Kaiser's Power In Reichstag
Berlin dispatch reports Herr Wasserman leading nationalists in a bitter Reichstag attack on the Kaiser. He urged Chancellor von Buelow to push a bill curbing imperial personal power, warning Germany's fate cannot depend on one man's impulsive temper. Other critics including Welmer and Paul Singer joined the denunciations as ministers view the crisis as risking a ministerial government.
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Herr Wasserman
Germany
Berlin
Chancelor von Buelow
Herry Wasermin
Nationalberits
Thet
Kaiser
Reichstag
German Empire
Turkey
Russia
Wasserman
Herr Welmer
Paul Singer
England
Kalger
Riders Terrify Squaw Inmarshall Road Assault
Four night riders forced entry into Mrs Salty Bills ranch home on Marshall road near Tacoma Washington. They paraded an unclothed youth before Mrs Bills abused and damaged the house and stove. They intoxicated and carried whiskey bottles. A Chilean boy employed by Bills reportedly induced participation. Police note assault charges expected. threats of further attacks against an Indian family.
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Tacoma
Wash
Salty Bill
Marshall Road
Bill
Japan cuts down its ng war budget
Tokin Japan Nov 10 The financial department today announce the tiger for next year the largest new 258,680,000 vont meaning purtil Ment of fund for wyiitars Hawt and ci enterprize of G4ld and yore. The refaeriesy be in Mie with the Euieral potiny of the new administen How which ie making every enleayar to save moneys.
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Tokin
Japan
Financl
Wenativ Dancing Clinic Draws Community Interest
A fragmentary notice describes a Wenativ dancing clinic led by a local organizer. The brief text mentions dates in November and December and references the event's setting at a regie fat venue, with unclear outcomes or specifics due to damaged OCR text.
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Werota
Etivey
Frasier
Mankgoh
Antionne
Somerton
Janisry
Poliruery
Trent
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Paul Jaeselger
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