California Sensation Grows Missing Girl Confided Secret
The Oakland art student Edna Clark's disappearance becomes a California sensation as ecclesiastical court evidence links Rev Payson Young to affairs with Edna. A revealing Oct 1 letter from Edna to Edna Reynolda describes love for the rector and a priestly circle, while new witness Rev W B Clark testifies of meeting Edna in Young's studio.
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AU Guifornia
Young Am
Payson Young
Edna Clark
Young
San Francisco
Calif
Edna ‘Clark
Oakland
California
W. B. Clark
Redwood City
Edna
Ted
Father Clark
Teddie
Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament
Sina
Trev
DT J. Evans
Court of Inquiry
Western men's chances for cabinet positions
Washington November 12 Western men vie for cabinet posts in Tuft s administration. Richard Ballinger ex land office commissioner of Washington is urged for secretary of commerce and labor while Courme A. Kiveht of California is named for a cabinet post. John Hayes Hammond the mining expert is after the commerce and labor portfolio.
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Washington, DC
Tufts Catinet
Politielana
Richard Ballinger
Seattle
The
Land Office
Washington
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Courme A. Kiveht
California
John Hayes Hammond
Commerce and
Laber
Powder Mill Explosion Wrecks Train Near Tila Park
Thirty passengers on a Kansas City and Southern train were injured and several believed killed when a powder mill exploded at Holmes Park as the train passed. The blast destroyed houses and shattered buildings for a quarter mile, with debris blowing through the cars and timbers and rocks hurled onto the train.
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Kansas City
Kansas City & Southern
Holmes Park
Tila
Postal deficit greatest in history announced
Postmaster General Meyer reports the last fiscal year ran a deficit of 16,010,278.99 dollars, the greatest in U.S. history. He proposes inaugurating a special local parcels post over rural free delivery routes to help prevent deficits.
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Washington
Meyer
Shah to convoke Persian parliament on Saturday
News from Teheran reports the shah orders the new Persian parliament to convene on Saturday. Lawmakers are described as lacking real authority and likely to be under the monarchs control in all matters.
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Teheran
Lost 700 Ownerless Sheep Found in Baker County
A band of 700 head from Umatilla county sheep were found near Unity Baker county and identified by branding details. FE B Carlisle of Unity sent a letter to First National Bank Pendleton claiming the flock is theirs. The loss compares to smaller local drops, with Nanamaker company reporting 225 head stolen in Morrow county. The current value is estimated around $4,000.
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First National Bank of
Umatilla County
Unity
Baker County
First National Bank
FE. B. Carlisle
Umatilla
Nanamaker Sheep Company
Morrow County
Monument Dedication Date For Prison Ship Martyrs
In New York on November 21 the dedication of the Prison Ship Martyrs Monument at Fort Greene Park Brooklyn is announced with President elect Tatt delivering the principal matriarchal address. The commemorative event honors the 2000 patriots who died aboard prison ships anchored near Brooklyn during the revolt.
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New York
Tatt
Fort Greene” Park
Brooklyn
Moplas
Frooklyn Tinh
Fire hits Echo steam laundry causing $3500 damage
Fire at Neal & Co steam laundry in Echo Oregon began with a gasoline lamp explosion used to heat a mangler. Building owned by L A Betz was two stories with Neal family upstairs. Fire confined to upper floor after hours of effort. laundry space destroyed. move planned to Beho Lumber building. loss partly insured.
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Echo
Ore
Neal & Co
L. A. Beteh
Neal
Bitter labor convention rifts split electricians and miners
Denver dispatch reports a bitter split at a labor convention with factions of the electrical workers union fighting over delegates. In the United Mine Workers clash, supporters of John Mitchell clash with backers of President Lewis over leadership and recognition of district union elections in Ohio and Indiana.
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Mitchell
Lewis
Julia Mitchell
Denver
Colo
Electrical Workers’ Union
United Mine Workers
John Mitchell
Federation
Civic Federation
Ohio
Indiana
Belle Gunness Subpoena Headed Defense Witness List
La Porte Indiana November 12 declaring Mrs Belle Gunness alive attorney Wor den representing Ray Lamphere the widow s servant accused of murdering her and her three children has issued a subpoena for her Her name heads the list of witnesses to be called by the defense.
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la Porte, Ind
Belle Gunness
la Porte
Worden
Ray Lamphere
Six Chinese swept to death at Niagara Falls
Six Chinese nationals attempting to evade federal officers were swept over Niagara River’s American Falls today. The group traveled in two boats, a swell drove them toward rocks, and they disappeared into the water.
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Buffalo
N. J
Niagara River
United States
Safe Blowers Loot Tacoma Store Safe in Spanaway
Tacoma Nov 12. Burglars blew open the Spanaway general merchandise store safe with nitro and carried away five dollars in cash. Police reported only the safe contents and papers were taken, with no injuries.
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Tacoma
Wash
Lunkles
Atlantic Deep Waterways Adopts Antimnore Action Plan
Antimnore Mt Now proposes a deep waterway spanning from Maine to Florida to support national defense and wartime logistics. The Atlantic Deep Waterways Association plans its first annual convention next week with a large gathering of prominent participants. Committees completed pins for the event and hundreds of letters of invitation have been received. The waterways are viewed as essential for military mobility and strategic usefulness.
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Antimnore
Atlantic
Maine
Florida
Atlantic Deep Waterways Association
Gambling game arrest in Downey linked to Dee Thachman
Albert Dee Thachman from Pocatello and McCaommen was arrested Monday in Downey on a complaint by Joseph W. Jackson of a gambling game with a white-haired director. Thachman pled guilty and was fined 200 dollars after a hearing before Justice Johnson. county attorney Gray prosecuted and later noted Downey's anticipated boom from the Carey net project, predicting Downey as a center of a large agricultural region.
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Albert
Dee ) Thachman
Pocatello
McCaommen
Downey
Joseph W. Jackson
Altorney Gray
Gray
Tennessee political murder plot shocks Nashville
Nashville. Intense excitement as a plot among top Tennessee politicians emerges linked to the shooting of former Senator E. W. Carmack by Colonel Duncan Cooper. Ex-sheriff John D. Sharp is named as an accessory and warrants await. Patterson may be dragged into the case.
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Nushville
Godel
Kennucky
Patterson
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
E. W. Carmack
Duncan Cooper
John D. Sharp
Goebel
Kentucky
Sharp
Cooper
Carmack
Jean
Pepper Used By Kidnapper Foiled Bloodhounds
Bellingham Washington November 12. Evidence from Leo Bezemer in the case of Edward English, a wealthy logger, shows he bought cayenne pepper before attacking English. Authorities say the pepper disrupted the scent trail, explaining the bloodhounds failure to follow.
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Bellingham
Wash
Leo Bezemer
Edward English
English
Japanese Officials Censure Countryman Over San Francisco Note
Tokyo officials condemn Dr Masaji Nioykawa for claiming America has no Port Arthur and that San Francisco occupation would not be difficult They dismiss the remarks as childish and say plans to bring a hundred American newspaper men to study Japanese conditions are not in progress.
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Tokio
Japan
Masaji Nioykawa
America
Port Arthur
San Francisco
Southern Pacific buys 606 new sleepers and cars
San Francisco date line reports the Southern Pacific ordered 606 standard sleepers plus several observation cars from Pullman for service between San Francisco and Portland, and San Francisco and Los Angeles. The investment exceeds a million dollars and aims to match the standard of routes between Chicago and New York.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Pullman Company
Porthand
Los Angeles
Cchicago
New York
Rates Slashed on Pacific Flour Trade for Hong Kong
San Francisco November 12 The Nippon Yusen Kaisha and Great Northern lines joined by Pacific Mail reduced flour freight rates from the Pacific coast to Hong Kong from four to three dollars a ton. The cut reflects wartime strain on steamers and aims to move cargoes more cheaply despite reduced capacities.
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San Francisco
Pwoeut
Pacific Coast
Porte
Orleter
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
Nippoy Yusen Kadeha Steamship Consipanies
Pacific Mall
Hong Kong
Croker to Return as Tammany Leader Visits Planned
New York reports ex Tammany boss Richard Croker plans a lengthy U S tour after arriving from Dublin. The visit spans two months with stops in New York and Florida then travels through the South to California and the West Indies including Nassau.
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New York
Dublin
Richard Croker
Tammany
Sal i
America
Florida
South
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Nassau
West Indies
Mine Disaster Kills Hundreds in German Coal Mine
An explosion of fire damp trapped about 4200 men in a burning coal mine near Hamm Westphalia Germany. Rescuers are blocked by wreckage. Local investigators tally 2327 dead, with 40 bodies recovered so far.
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Hamm
Westphalia
Germany
Lokal Angeiger
Mysterious murder shocks Illinois in Marengo area
In Marengo Illinois a $3000 car with bullets and blood stained weapons found on John Whetford farm. Oscar Hogenson’s body was found by his daughter and Betford was arrested near Elis Nebraska along with James O Leary and James O Brien as neighbors vanish mysteriously.
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Marengo
Til
Tonneau
John Whetford
Oscar Hogenson
Betford
Elis
Nebraska
James O'Leary
James O'Brien
Kate Bruzzi Bikini Abruzzi wedding clemency
Rome report says imperial clemency will free petty and political offenders to celebrate the Bikini Abruzzi wedding. The promise aims to boost public happiness as the notable union is marked.
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Rome
Italy
Social and Athletic Club Formed by Company L Aims for Winter
A club of Company L members will occupy a fitted armory club room and organize social events and athletic activities this winter. Committees for social, athletic, and decor elements were named, with dances planned monthly and preparations for handball, boxing gear, and a refreshed armory floor.
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Dhi
Smythe
Sergeant Winter
Bowman
Eklund
Shake
Baker
Cargill
Spell
Turner
Jim Mitter
Marsh
Whittock
Roach
Struve
Armory
Lodges
Great Railroad War Looms On Pacific Coast
Financiers in San Francisco report Harriman and Hill ready to clash for western transport control. Activity centers on the Portland Spokane Seattle railroad and its electric sectors, aimed at forestalling rivals and preserving traffic for Hill lines from Portland to Seattle and beyond.
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Hill
Portlams
Spokane
Seattle
Atendant
Harrism
San Francisco
Harriman
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Coast
Portland, Spokane & Seattle
Campaign Ends as Gomez Likely Cuba Leader Saturday
Havana reports the presidential campaign ends tomorrow night ahead of the election on Saturday. Jose Miguel Gomez is practically assured the chief executive role under a nonrenewal pact. Cabinet and congressional seats will be shared between the two parties with little campaign excitement.
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Havana
Cuba
Jose Miguel Gomez
Congress
New U S Postage Stamps To Go On Sale Next Monday
Washington reports Uncle Sam’s new postage stamp issue is being sent to post offices today and will go on sale next Monday. Major city offices will stock them first, while smaller offices may have delayed availability for patrons.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Umatilla Water Users File Contracts Reaches 109
Recorder Hendley recorded eleven new stock subscriptions in the Umatilla River Water Users' Association last night, bringing total contracts filed to 109 for irrigation under the government scheme. Most subscriptions cover 10 to 20 acres each.
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Umatilla River Water Users’ Association
Hendley
Stolen Trunks Reported From Salt Lake lodging House
Two women staying at a Salt Lake lodging house on North First Avenue stole the trunks of two other lodgers. They were traced to Boise and arrested there by the city chief of police. Sheriff Quigley was notified and planned to bring the prisoners back tonight.
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Salt Lake Linging House
North First Avenue
Pocatello Tribune
Boise
Quigley
Bolse
Estimates Decrease in State Grain Crop
Revised state wheat and barley crop figures show declines from August estimates. Wheat around 6.21 million bushels, oats about 5.71 million, barley near 3.45 million, with total grain roughly 40 million bushels, reflecting updated information from Deputy State Grain Inspector King.
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Trooma
Washington
King Toen
Ulwey Cemetery Water SupplyInstalled At Pendleton Cemetery
Pendleton cemetery now has a tested water system for irrigation. Under cemetery committee direction, the project costs about 5000 dollars, featuring a 600000 gallon reservoir, an extensive water line from Webb street, installed hydrants and standpipes. Minor issues noted by Mayor Murphy and committee during inspection await final acceptance.
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Pendleton
Miyor Murphy
Hfe
Webb Street
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