Bowerman Narrowly Captures Umatilla County Vote
Jay Bowerman, republican candidate for governor, narrowly carried Umatilla County by 117 votes in the official count completed at 7 am after an all night canvassing board session. The county went wet by 464 votes, home rule carried by 202, and Maloney won county judge by 135. Barrett tops state candidates in Morrow County with 265, and multiple county offices favored Republicans or aligned independents in closely watched results.
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George Ferguson
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Eastern Oregon
Rogue River
End of Express Drivers Strike Nears End
New York on November 11 1930s era report says the express drivers strike is practically ended with drivers to return Monday. New York teamsters accepted terms. companies will take back strikers and consult with workers on wages and hours.
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Express
List of dead in Tennessee mine explosion reaches eighty
Trinidad Colo November 11 69 bodies recovered from the Delagua mine. Officials say total deaths may reach 80 with 11 miners still missing. Taquesta will be held after rescue work ends. Inspector Jones cites smoke combustion from a short breaking ventilating vane caused the blast.
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Police and Robbers Fight in Cicero Saloon Shootout
In Cicero a morning gunfight between police and three highwaymen at Louis Belmonts saloon left one robber mortally wounded and another wounded, with three patrons shot. Belmont Kop Kohler and bystanders Matrosmen Yalownsky Kane reported nearby as the robbers escaped with loot and a rifle.
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Democ... Manley wins by plurality. senate to gain new faces
Poise reports Manley ahead by about 600 votes over Brady based on precinct tallies while Brady supporters claim the result favors Brady. About 16 new senators are expected, ten Republicans and thirteen Democrats. Democrats may block state wide prohibition unless they help amend the constitution.
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Montana Election Still in Doubt
Helena Montana November 11 The outcome of the election here remains doubtful as five counties’ returns are incomplete. Depend on these results whether the legislature can re elect Senator Carter or choose his successor. Democrats hold 50 joint ballot votes to Republicans 47 and 62 are needed to elect a senator.
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California voters back Frisco fair bid
San Francisco reports subscriptions at 7.5 million dollars and a state bond issue of 5 million. With hopes of another 5 million for the Panama-Pacific exposition, officials plan to ask Congress to choose San Francisco as site over New Orleans. Returns show the bond issue carried by about one hundred thousand.
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Alleged Prophetess Must Return Money Ruling
Everett judge orders dissolution of the Church of the Living God and the return of 165,500 to contributors. Prophetess Wells led the church, recently left for California to start a new church. Treasurer Allaway, deemed mentally incompetent, filed suit but refused to testify against Wells.
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Nixon of Nevada Re-elected to U S Senate
Reno November 11 unofficial returns show Nixon re elected to the United States senate from Nevada and EB Roberts Republican to congress Tasker Odie Republican elected governor
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Mexican troops guard Americans at border posting
Mexican soldiers patrol American quarters to prevent disturbances as mobs threaten the area. A tense border night unfolds with authorities seeking calm while guarding residents and facilities amid rising unrest.
Mob wrecks consulate in Cui dad Portiro Diax incident
A report from Antonia Texas dated November 11 states the American consulate at Cui dad Portiro Diax Mexico was wrecked by a mob. Consul Luther Ellewoorth escaped unharmed through a rear door as the mob stormed the building.
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Rioting in Guadalajara Threatens U S Consulate
Mexican troops patrol American quarters in Guadalajara as unrest calms after anti American rioting. Authorities fear an attack on the U S consulate. fifty rioters arrested awaiting trial as Ambassador Wilson reports improved conditions in Mexico City with troops patrolling and consulates protected.
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Southern Pacific Lands Under Investigation by Taft Team
Washington November 11 At President Tafts direction Attorney General Wickersham is investigating the patenting of southern California lands by the Southern Pacific Railroad The inquiry seeks to determine if the railroad unlawfully possessed thousands of acres in the case.
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Floods in France Cause Widespread Suffering
Paris reports hunger and hardship as floods along the Muer tha river inundate many villages. About 5 000 people are reported homeless after the Mogel le overflowed its banks following days of heavy rain.
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Germany Recognizes Republic of Portugal
Germany followed France Spain and England in recognizing the republic of Portugal as of November 11. The act aligns with the postwar trend of recognizing new governments and reshaping European diplomatic ties.
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Times Gram Jury at Work in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles the Times dynamiting grand jury began hearings with Antone Johannsen as the first witness. He stayed in the jury room for an hour before H. G. Morton of San Francisco followed.
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City to Issue Licenses as Wet Vote Closes
Uma tila county returns to the wet column. Pendleton will have licensed saloons by January 1 or soon after. County judge must announce official count within 11 days of the tally. A 30 day waiting period precedes saloon openings, with city council needing action to reinstate liquor sales here. Mayor Murphy travels to San Diego to review saloon regulation. Los Angeles model cited. Council will wait for Murphy’s return before acting.
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Oregon Returns Show West Leads Bowerman In Multnomah County
Complete results from 14 counties place West at 49 727 votes to Bowerman 43 698 with Multnomah reporting West 14 809 Bowerman 13 805. Home rule amendment appears to win by about one thousand while woman suffrage is defeated two to one. Legislature likely to tilt anti assembly with 27 Republicans and 3 Democrats in the Senate and 68 Republicans 2 Democrats in the House.
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Death toll from Tripoli unrest reaches French troops
Constantinople reports 300 French soldiers dead in an anti French outbreak in Tripoli. Tripoli government says 150000 natives attacked federal garrisons in protest of French interference with Turkish rule, with garrisons captured and French killed.
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