Admin confident Huerta will resign soon
Washington November 11 The administration feels more confident today that Huerta will retire from the presidency of Mexico shortly. The belief grows as several foreign diplomats in Mexico City join Charge dAffaires O Shaughnessy and American envoy John Lind in pressing for change. Central American governments back U S policy following a conference with Secretary of State Bryan. Continued details appear on page eight.
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Washington
Huerta
Mexico
Mexico City
Bryan
Wilson
Vessels Reported Sunk After North of Port Huron Collision
From Port Huron Michigan a tug captain returning from search duties reports two steamships sunk in a collision eight miles north of the city. Names not secured. One vessel believed to be submerged with the other. Estimated crew of one ship 24. captain believes both crews drowned.
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Port Huron
Mich
Carnia City
Colllaton
Here
Anti Jewish Outbreak Fears Rise in Russia
In Kieff on November 11, anti Jewish sentiment runs high as authorities seem to anticipate an outbreak. Cavalry patrols block streets and Jewish quarters face uncertain protection. Soldiers align with civilian views, and Bellis's home sits under heavy guard as tensions mount.
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Kieff
Russla
Bellis
Three Die as Pipe Explosion Wrecks Inland Steel Plant
In Indiana Harbor Indiana three men were killed when a pipe transmitting team exploded at the Inland Steel Company plant. The incident left the building wrecked and authorities sent to the scene to investigate the deadly blast.
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Indiana Harbor
Ind
Inland Steel Company
Wis
Appeal Taken in Oregon Land Grant Case
Portland Ore Nov 11 A bill of exceptions to the suit between the government and the Southern Pacific company over the Oregon California Land grant was filed in federal court today as a formal notice of appeal to the circuit court of appeals. Decrees forfeiting 2 200 000 acres of land in Oregon were signed by Judge Wolverton on July 1.
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Potland
Ore
Southern Pacific Company
Oregon-California
Circuit Court of Appeals
Oregon
Wolverton
Pendleton property owners face 27 mill tax this year
Pendleton property owners will pay about 27 mills in city and county taxes this year if the county court budget is adopted. The state levy rises to around five mills from 1.2, due to legislative changes. County property valuation climbs to about 36,043,086. last year it was 33,609,141. Estimated state cost rises to 210,219.93 from 40,330.97. The budget totals 264,604, with a six mill levy anticipated.
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Pendleton
Tax Commission
Umatilla County
State Commission
Umati
Ia County
Aise
Toy Toy Testifies in Timor Murder Trial as Prosecution Link
Toy Toy, longtime associate of Columbia George, testified as a rebuttal witness connecting George to Timor's murder. He relayed offers by George's wife to pay for silence on alcohol could tie George to the crime. Prosecution aimed to impeach defense witnesses while upholding that Mrs Jacobs was not at the scene.
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Toy Toy
Columbia George
Anna Edna
Miiicum
Columbia
Timor
Charley
Jennie van Pelthe
Waa-ho-pum
Timot
George
Jacobs
Pitner Place
Jincobs
Pendleton
Pai Jones
Chemawa
Jones
Jim Barnhart
Dupuis
Andy Arnhart
B. H. Gervais
Bitner Ranch
Bitner
Jennie van Pelt
Kate Jo
Coumbia George
Isitner Ranch
Wreck of Lightship 9 Believed To Perish Crew
Reports from Buffalo and Pittsburg describe wreckage from the lightship stationed off Point Albino in lake Erie. Captain Wittlaims and six or eight crewmen are believed dead after a storm. Lifesavers rescued five from tug Explorer. Snow totals in Pittsburg reach 16 inches amid a historic storm disrupting trains and wires. Liner Huronic stormbound off Whitefish Point. Amos Clarke freighter identified near Port Huron.
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Pittsburg
Lake Superior
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Point Albino
Canada
Wittlaims
Lifesavers
Explorer
Jowt
St. Lawrence River
Aceaa
Washington, Pa
Port Huron
Amos Clarke
Livingstone Fleet
Foe of Labor Denied AFL Convention Seat
Seattle news reports Colonel Mulhall testifying in the congressional inquiry named Jacob Tazeluar of Orange New Jersey as a traitor to labor and denied him a seat as a delegate at the American Federation of Labor convention. Samuel Gompers forced him from the floor while Max Hahn of Chicago assumed his place. Mulhall disclosed payments of 1800 dollars to New Jersey labor figures in an anti Hughes campaign. Hughes supported labor and lost the race. A note on college fashion mentions Smith College students embracing monocles with black silk ribbons.
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Seattle
Congressional Investigating Committee
Mulhall
Organized Labor
Jacob Tazeluar
Orange
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Max Hahn
Chicago
Tagelanr
New Jersey
Congressman Hughes
Hughes
Storm claims many lives across Great Lakes region
Reports indicate a devastating storm sweeping the Great Lakes has left numerous confirmed deaths, with a lightship in Lake Erie wrecked and crew drowned. Officials hopeful for political pressure to yield results amid broader turmoil and snowbound eastern regions.
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Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Merta
Wales
Dr C J Smith Urged as Governor Candidate in Oregon
Friends in Umatilla county and statewide push Dr C J Smith for the Democratic nomination for governor next year noting his eight years in the state senate and support from Walter M Pierce Will M Peterson and others. They expect the Oregon Journal to back his candidacy and anticipate a strong inside track if he enters the race.
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C. J. Smith
Aimatilia
West
Walter M. Pierce
Dr. Smith
Pierce
State Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Smith
Oregon Journal
Fed
Will M. Peterson
Winuatilla County
Alpha
Omega
Vessels Driven Ashore in High Winds Amid Losses
Portland dispatch reports severe weather driving ships ashore with many vessels lost. A separate state ruling on women workers faces issues for enforcement as no definition of experienced woman worker was set, delaying the $8.64 weekly minimum wage becoming effective until a statewide conference issues recommendations.
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Portland
Ore
Henry Spencer Attacks Judge in Wheaton Murder Trial
In Wheaton on November 11 Henry Spencer on trial for murder of Mrs Rexroat insulted Judge Slusser calling him a bonehead and a cheap politician The State Attorney Hadley accused Spencer of feigning insanity and he also directed abuse at his own counsel and the venire men in court.
Exports of Coal Place U S Third in World Trade
Washington November 11 coal exports of the continental United States for 1913 are estimated near 100 million dollars based on eight months of figures from the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce. The United States ranks third among coal exporters behind the United Kingdom and Germany with 1903 coal export value listed at 27,000,060 dollars.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
United Kingdom
Germany
Russia and Rypland Population Figures Mentioned
In Russia only TL be 10,000 people are mad. In Rypland the rate w g2 mm 16,000.
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Russia
Rypland
Directors of Round-Up to Be Chosen Tonight
This evening the frontier association stockholders will elect the directorate of the 1914 Round-Up and review reports on the 1913 show. No opposition appears. re election of the current board is likely. The meeting at City Hall Assembly Room starts 7:30 P.M. with stockholders only.
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The
Frontier Association
BR. T. Hitner
Mark Moorhouse
H. W. Collins
Charles H. Harsh
Rey T Wishop
Lawrence G. Frazier
Fred Earle
Sam R. Thompson
Dean Tatum
London health department ruling limits baby rocking
City health officials announce a new rule prohibiting rocking babies in London. The measure aims to reduce potential harm and promotes alternative soothing methods for infants. Local clinics advise parents to seek guidance on safe infant care practices.
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London Health Department
Railroad Men Secure Seven Percent Increase
New York Nov. 11 Arbitration board settles dispute on 42 eastern railroads between employers and about 100000 workers. Board says cost of living up seven percent since 1909, ordering a seven percent wage rise totaling $6,000,000 annually, roughly half of what was demanded.
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New York
Arbitration Board
Hansel to hang despite stay request in Oregon
The Oregon supreme court refused a stay in Oswalt Hansel's proceedings for the murder of Judge Frank Taylor at Astoria. Hansel will be hanged Friday unless a reprieve is granted by the governor.
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Hansel
Salem
Ore
Supreme Court
Oswalt Hansel
Frank Taylor
Astoria
Dead Sea Retreats Seen Shrinking Amid Regional Changes
A fragment notes the Dead Sea in Palestine appearing to shrink as waters recede, signaling environmental shifts. The brief mentions a new phenomenon or pin che for authenticities, reflecting speculative or unclear claims about the area.
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Dead Sea
Palestine
Great Lakes Storm Buries Ohio And Western PA
Chicago reports a disastrous Great Lakes storm since Friday with many feared dead or missing. Ships wrecked or in distress around Lake Superior and Lake Michigan while Ohio and western Pennsylvania endure deep snow and train cancellations. Cleveland suffers power, food, and transport shortages as telegraph lines fail and relief struggles begin.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Fac
Manitou Tmland
Lake Superior
Yeatefary
Port Huron
Sault Ste Marie
James Davidson
Walla Walla I A Week Earlier Relived in Turbulent Tale
Meda Lawrence, daughter of Professor Lawrence, returned Sunday after examining actions to pay. she fed from Tompkins and spoke of marriage doubts. Ing Shw expressed nervousness as a man agreed to gigs amid an eerie context. the Muttraus group appeared relieved.
Man Proposes Repeatedly as Muff Earns Nickname Fuss
A persistent suitor keeps asking a woman to marry him while a lighthearted nickname Muff circulates among acquaintances. The scene unfolds with playful banter and surrounding commentary from bystanders. The episode underscores social rituals around marriage proposals in a small community.
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Louisiana
Vera Cruz
Tuxpam
Wheeling
Wilcon Amd
Cilews
Lightship
American Federation
Smith College
Northhampton
Mass
Ngi
Rida
DI C.J. Smith
Spencer
Judge
Aritration Board
L. C Waldo
Weasel
Huronle
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Isle Royale
Copper Harbor
Simon Langall
Acadian
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Cleveland
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