Maloney and Buckram dominate Umatilla county race tally
In Umatilla county, J W Maloney appears elected county judge with a margin near 140 to 190 votes as precincts come in. J N Burgess is seen winning state senate by about 200, while Jay Bowerman leads countywide for governor and the wet vote runs about 600 in favor.
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Dr. ©. J. Smith
Jd. N. Hargess
Mahoney
Ben Tld
Cockburn
Saylor
Jay Bowerman
Umatilla
J. W. Maloney
J. N. Burgess
Maloney
Gilliland
Fairview
Ukiah
Mountain
Prospect
Hill
Holdman
McKay
Albee
Gibbon
South Reservation
Umatilla County
Waa
Lafferty
Manning
Bowerman
West
Bean
McBride
Slater
Burnett
King
Moore
Bradley
Tweedy
A Grewsome Plea for Prohibition in Auburn
Auburn Wash November 10 The city reels from a gruesome pro prohibition stunt by undertaker H N Connell who propped two coffins in his shop window near the polling place bearing the placard These men died of drink The display failed to sway voters as Auburn went wet
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Auburn
Wash
H. N. Connell
Count Bon Seeks Papal Confirmation of Divorce
Rome November 10 The application of Count Bon de Castelane of France for Papal confirmation of divorce from Anna Gould was received at the Vatican. The move is part of his plan to wed Anne Morgan, daughter of the American financier. Unofficial reports say the basis is that the Castellano Gould marriage was ecclesiastically valid since the bishop of the diocese was not notified. High Vatican officials are reportedly backing Countoni and taking steps to obtain favorable action from Pope Pius.
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Rome
Bont de Castelane
Frince
Wyle Elvil
Anna Gould
Vatican
Hont
Anne Morgan
Diocede
Countoni
Pope Pius
Governor to Proclaim Women to Vote in Washington Winter Election
Olympia reports the Attorney General says Governor Hay will issue a proclamation granting women the vote in time for the special election this winter. The suffrage amendment passed by about two to one, clarifying there is no need for legislative ratification.
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Olympia
Attorney General's Office
Hay
Washington
Democratic Victory Affects Reciprocity Talks
Ottawa reports the US election outcome is not altering tariff commission efforts toward a reciprocity treaty with Canada. Observers say Democrats may push Republicans on the commission to pursue a trade pact, while Canada can still act independently and push for a timely treaty. Montreal and Victoria boards of trade reportedly oppose reciprocity with the United States.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
United States
Commission
Montreal
Victoria
Board of Trades
Admiralty Turns Over Navy Yards to Canada
Victoria B C November 10 The Esquimault naval yard was formally turned over by the Admiralty to the Canadian government Commander Vivien handed command to Commander Stewart The yard is Canada s sole Pacific coast naval facility and will support a new Canadian navy fleet including one cruiser on the Pacific coast.
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Victoria
B. C
Esquimault Naval Yard
Admiralty
Vivien
Stewart
Pacific
Canada
Methodist Mission Meeting In New York Agenda
Grace church hosted the annual session of the Methodist Episcopal general committee of home missions and church extension with prominent Methodists from across the country. The gathering continues for several days to approve business matters and apportionments for ongoing work. the managing board of the Methodist Brotherhood is set to meet in New York next week, convening on Wednesday.
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Methodist Mission Meeting
New York
Grace Church
Methodist Episcopal General Committee of Home Missions and
Church Extension
The
Methodist Brotherhood
New Zealand Mail Service To Link Zealand, Pacific Islands, U.S.
New Zealand and Papette Rarotonga will gain a regular mail service via the steamship Aoring and her sister ship Naval. The Aoring will depart for return voyage on November 16, with service subsidized by the New Zealand government. Much mail between Britain and New Zealand will pass through the United States through this new arrangement.
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New Zealand
San Francisco
Aoring
Papette Rarotonga
Naval
Great Britain
United States
Weston School Defeated and Prohibition Falls in West
Portland, Ore November 10 returns show Weston normal school defeated. Home Rule likely carries by a small margin while prohibition is decisively beaten. Across Oregon counties most dry counties vote wet, except Josephine which stays dry by sixteen votes. West leads Bowerman by about 4045 statewide with over 1500 in Multnomah. Prohibition beaten by around 11000 or more. governorship undecided.
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Portland
Weston Normal School
Orchard County
Josephing
Bowerman
Multnomah County
Ore
West
Regui- Nean Thcket
Weat
Prohibition
Oregon
Carey Likely Wins Wyoming Governor Race by Small Plurality
Outlying district returns received today suggest Carey the Democratic candidate is elected governor of Wyoming by a small plurality. In Iowa, Governor Carroll the Republican is reelected by a likely 15,000 plurality.
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Carey
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Des Moines
Carroll
Colorado Goes Democratic in Full Returns
Denver November 10 Fairly complete returns show the entire state leaning Democratic with strong showing in major counties. Election coverage notes the race momentum and hints at future shifts, as analysts await final tallies and breakdowns by region and party.
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Colorado
Denver
Taft Sails for Canal Zone as Congress Hears Plans
President Taft boarded the battleship Tennessee with the Montana as escort and sailed from Charleston to the canal zone to gather data for congressional recommendations. Key issues include the form of government for the zone, canal toll rates, fortifications with a $2 million request, wage demands, and the future disposition of the Panama railroad after completion.
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Charleston
Taft
Tennessee
Canal Zone
Jethmus
Congress
Goethals
Tehauntepec
New York Goal Drivers Strike To Include City
New York on November 14 faced a sweeping strike as union wagon drivers walked out. Mayor Gaynor authorized arrest of unlicensed drivers, police seized express wagons, and state officials threatened wage and licensing actions to force a settlement. The move risks a fuel shortage and widespread disruption across taxis, garbage wagons, and deliveries.
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New York
Genera Teamsters
Mies
Oll
Gaynor
Thin
Williams
Willams
Why There No Merchant Marine Examined in Subsidy Probe
New York November 10. The merchant marine and ship subsidy committee opened a new probe in New York amid bitter charges and counter charges. About ninety percent of U S foreign trade is carried on foreign bottoms, with foreign freights draining billions yearly. Advocates claim foreign steamship interests block subsidy passage. opponents cite big American financial backers and argue subsidies would cost taxpayers while enriching industrial captains.
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New York
Coneréss
Merchant Marine Project
United States
England
Germany
Congress
Prom Cave Life to City Life in Boston 1915 Show
Boston November 10 citizens attend the first performance of From Cave Life to City Life a civic advance campaign feature by Boston 1915 illustrating the primitive village vs modern Boston. The arena staging includes 30 Mohawk Indians and a 250 person colonial reception scene ending with a social dance. Mayors from New England cities invited to an administration meeting.
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Boston
Wentworth
New England
Civic Advance
Amicigan Flag Inqulted and Uproar Across Texas
Reported violence as two Americans are killed amid protests and chants targeting the Amicigan flag. Rioters march through streets tearing down symbols while officials including Secretary Knox take up the matter for investigation and possible action.
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Claham
Knox
Rioters Try To Kill U S Ambassador Wilson In Mexico City
News from Laredo says rioters in Mexico City today tried to kill United States Ambassador Wilson. A bomb was thrown but he escaped. The bomber was arrested as reports are censured.
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San Antonio
Laredo
Mexico City
United States
Wilson
Riots in Mexico City Over U S Flag Desecration
Troops guard streets after riots that left reports of several deaths, including two Americans, as mobs clashed over the American flag. Ambassador demands protection for Americans amid intense feeling. Earlier lynching in Rock Springs and college student protests fueled the unrest.
Mexican revolutionaries claim US city under looming revolt
San Antonio dispatch cites No. 10 Mexican leaders saying an incipient revolution grips Mexico and the anti US riot was a feint. Private advices from Mexico City say troops guard the capital while revolutionists gather strength. Reports claim two Americans were killed, including a schoolgirl struck by a rock through a streetcar window. The Rodriguese incident is viewed as pretense for unrest.
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San Antonis
Mexico
Mexico City
Disease Affair in Washington at State Department
Washington held a conference at the state department over the anti American outbreak in Mexico City. Mexican ambassador Delabara was closeted with the secretary for a long time. He pledged fair treatment, while Knox pressed what the United States had done to punish the men who burned the Mexican Rodriguese, the confessed murderer in Texas. Mexicans yesterday and tonight used this as an excuse for the disturbance.
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Washington
State Department
Mexico City
Delabara
Mexico
Hakewilse
Knox
United States
Rodriguese
Texas
Yeeterdar
Inst Nieht
Amuck Gunman Kills Police Sergeant In District Attorney Office
In Boston on Nov 10 an insane gunman fired at the district attorney’s office, killing Sergeant Schlehuber and an unidentified man while injuring deputies and the district attorney. The attacker was overpowered after his revolver emptied. another man outside was wounded through a door.
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Boston
Schlehuber
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