10 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1913
Page
1
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst arrives in Chicago amid cheers from hundreds of women. She carries a bouquet presented by the welcoming committee and declares suffrage for England will come soon. She criticizes Lord Northcliffe and what she calls a travesty on journalism, The Daily Mail.
The administration has not closed the door on an agreement with Huerta and shows no new U S policy. Wilson hopes diplomatic pressure will yield a peaceful settlement without crisis. John Tond, envoy to Mexico City, has not yet filed his final report and Congress may not be asked to deliberate this week.
Paris sources report that Washington will send a detailed note on Mexican policy tomorrow. Officials doubt European chancelleries will back the US program without full details and fear a free hand for President Wilson. Diplomats in Paris think most of Europe favors Huerta.
General Huerta’s status remains unclear as U S officials refute defiance claims and press for possible talks. President Wilson signals no new policy and hopes diplomacy may avert Congress action. Note that Lind, OShaughnessy reports are disputed while Algara cites Congress reconvening November 20. Ambassador Page delivers note to Foreign Minister from Wilson regarding recognition stance.
President Wilson aims for a peaceful settlement in the Mevicin situation despite grave gravity. Across regions in the West and East, people feel the impact as a tense stalemate unfolds amid weather warnings from Washington. Local trials, measles outbreaks, and a series of legal notices accompany a day of scattered headlines.
A Hermiston man, Raymond Longhorn, was arrested by state and government game wardens under federal migratory bird protection law as dawn broke. He was released on his own recognizance pending federal action. sunrise times noted, with 6:30 a.m. sunrise recorded when the incident occurred. He was reportedly a member of the Hermiston Gun Club.
Nov 10 reports show widespread blizzards. 10 states gripped by snow and wind. Chicago damage pegged at 500,000 dollars, rail and telecommunication disruptions widespread. New York to Maine see gale force winds, trains late, sea hazards in Mount Desert and Boston bound liners.
In Lewes Delaware two revenue cutters raced to the Delaware breakwater to free officers from the bark Managa Reva held by a mutinous crew. Federal marshals were dispatched after the ship left port for San Francisco with government coal. Captain Breame was bound but managed to notify the government.
Dr J A Best was asked to present charges or criticisms against water board members or other public officials through the East Oregonian. He did not accept the offer, and the invitation remains open to any citizen wishing to critique the water board or public officials.
Philadelphia November 10 delegates to the Interscholastic Self Government convention discussed modern dances. Some delegates felt the tango and similar dances were out of place in the hall, while many young women disagreed and believed there was nothing unsterly about these steps.
Mendel Dells was acquitted by a jury on a charge of murdering two year old Andrea Muschinsky, alleged by prosecutors to have been a victim of a Jewish ceremonial calling for human sacrifice. The verdict drew disapproval from a crowd outside the courthouse.
Washington November 19. Duatty Meld Malone announced from the White House will be nominated as Port Commissioner at New York to succeed John P. Mitchell, the newly elevated mayor of the city.
Measles epidemic grips area with 4 to 5 new cases since Saturday. Even younger children, including four year old Alien, child of a physician, and Mia Temple and Matlan Hobington, among latest cases. About 15 houses under quarantine in the city. list includes Holsington, Temple, Hanson, Roesch, Grayton, Compton, Esten, King, Iver Christlinsen, Rogge, Alta House, Marple, Minnis, Torwilliger, and Shaw residences. George Manefield home quarantined for smallpox at 613 West Blamm.
After an illness of over a year Mary Margaret Pea wife of Willis Pea and longtime Umatilla county resident died Saturday morning at her home 409 Chestnut. Her remains were laid to rest in Oglee cemetery this morning. Rev Robert F L Weaver Christian church pastor led services. She was born March 15 1855 and moved to Kansas with her parents later. In 1876 she married Willis Foy and came to Umatilla county in 1889. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs William Yohnka Ritaville Wash and Mrs Flora Roach this city. Father James Wilson lives in Kansas with one sister and three brothers in the east.
In Washington on November 10 a Senate debate erupted over the currency bill. Senator Hitchcock criticized President Wilson for pressuring the currency committee to secure a favorable report, while Senator Reed spoke of insurgency and stirred the discussion. Hindernack claimed outside influence altered the committee’s timely report, and Bern of Indiana denied White House interference. The president believes the currency bill, mirroring Glass-Owen, will carry the Senate after shifts by Reed and O Gorman.
Columbia George's wife testifies in his murder trial, aiming to counter damaging evidence. She describes discarding a pink undergarment before the crime and places him with witnesses on July 6, while denying admissions about alcohol and a saddle offer. The defense challenges a key bloodied hat and a rope item, seeking to cast doubt on the prosecution's circumstantial case.
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