Wilson sees path to Huerta removal in Mexican talks
An unofficial Senate poll shows Stone as the sole advocate of armed intervention in Mexico while most senators back a plan allowing arms across the border and a financial blockade against Huerta. President Wilson remains optimistic, signaling a possible agreement to remove Huerta and replace him with a provisional president until elections. John Lind and other embassy officials travel to Mexico City amid cautious diplomatic communications from Washington and Tokyo’s note on avoiding interference. Continued coverage promised.
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Wilson
Washington
General Huerta
John Idad
Mexico
Lind
O'Shaughnessy
Hale
Car- Tanga
Huerta
Senate
Stone
Northern Pacific preps to fit WEDD tracks
Harmony returns between city officials and Northern Pacific railroad as talks ease tension. A letter from E C Blanchard, NP general manager, states willingness to pave between tracks and lay plank from College to East Court, with vitrified brick preferred. Council adopts resolution and seeks speedy work, plan to improve East Court and footpath one block each side.
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Ety Council
Northern Pacific Railroad
Miror Mathoek
E. C. Blanchard
N. P
Main Street
College
East Court
Blanchard
Man Kills Wife Then Himself After Domestic Trouble
Francis McCade, 37, shot and killed his wife last night, then visited his father, kissed his young son goodbye, and returned home to kill himself with the same revolver. The infant was found in bed with the mother. Domestic trouble cited as the motive.
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Sandy
Francis MeCade
McCade
Columbia George Guilty of Murder in Second Degree
Interpreting a noisy clipping, Columbia George is found guilty of second degree murder and moved to Port Ford. Other items note fatalities feared from a Great Lakes storm, disapproval of Mexican intervention, Salem liquor suit, water commissioner change, Pendleton billboard demise, and local infrastructure plans.
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Clumbia George
Tocal
Colesworthy
Best
Columbia George
Portfard
J. H. McFadden
Nevada Town
Hendricks
Pendieton
Brothers
Pendleton
N. FP
Antal Pendleton-Baker
Old Armory
TaDow Building
East Court Street
Ron
Colesworthy Enters Race for Water Commissioner Post
Pendleton resident F Colesworthy announces candidacy for water commissioner to fill the term of Dr J A Best. He owns the Alta Theater property and chop mill, has long been active in town business, and would serve alongside the existing four board members.
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Cr. F. Colewworthy
J. A. Best
Hest
Burton
Colesworthy
Pendleton
Best
Howard
Water Commission
Train crash near Claytom injures and kills many
A Georgia Central train derailed through a trestle near Motgomory Alabama injuring about 100 and killing at least eight. The excursion train smashed into three cars turned to kindling as wreckage blocked the line. Authorities investigated the crash and rescue operations continued.
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Motgomory
Ala
Navy
Georgia Central
Claytom
Labor Leader Convicted in Jersey City Shooting Case
Peter P. Murphy, a labor leader, was found guilty by a jury in the court of common pleas in Jersey City on a charge of assault with intent to kill Thomas F. Conroy. Conroy was shot by bullets allegedly meant for John W. Burke, who had pressed charges against Murphy within their union.
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Jersey City
N. J
Peter P. Murphy
Tathor Lower
Court of Common Pleas
Thomas F. Conroy
John W. Burke
Murphy
Council Backs Ordinance to Kill Local Billboards
Pendleton city council approved a drastic ordinance aimed at removing billboards on Walters Island near the Main Street bridge. Two councilmen opposed. mayor’s signature pending, amid questions about action speed and the mayor’s potential stance due to the billboards being erected by his son. The measure makes it unlawful to erect any billboard or poster board for advertisements or exhibitions.
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Pendleton
Ladies of the Civic Club
Walters’ Island
Main Street
F. Kirkpatrick
John Siebert
Matlock
W. N. Matlock
Losses Among Great Lakes Ships Rise From Severe Storm
Chicago November 13 Estimates of sailors drowned in the Great Lakes storm reach 150 with at least 25 big steamers lost and many smaller craft. Most fatalities reported on Lake Huron and Lake Superior as seas crash vessels ashore at Point Au Barques and Deoke. Names like H M Hanna and Charles Prince appear amid wreckage and a systematic shore search begins.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Lake Huron
Huron
Lake Superior
H. M. Hanna
Point Au Barques
Charles Prince
John McGean
Currency Bill Set for Senate Action Next Week
Washington November 13 The Senate banking and currency committee resumed work on the currency bill and expects to report it to the Senate next week If Republican members and Senator Hitchcock the sole Democratic opponent do not back the administrations plan Democrats will push a disbursement to the Senate and bring the fight to the floor Senator Pomerene said the panel will be ready to report by Saturday Senator Owen predicted a Senate arrival by Tuesday of next week
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Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
Hitchcock
Seater Pomerene
Owen
Hotel Pendleton proprietor believed dead disputed
Circulating street reports claimed W. A. Brown owner of the Hotel Pendleton had died. Investigation shows he is at Hot Lake and improving rapidly, based on letters received today.
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W. A. Brown
Pendieton
Hot Lake
The Mexican Palace Stand Against Deposition
The Mexican National Palace under Huerta prepares for a final resistance as president. Reports say the palace is well armed and ready for serious trouble in the capital city. Editors note suspense and potential developments within 43 hours loom over Mexico City.
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Huerta
Colmbia Georgeconvicted in second degree murder in federal case
The Columbia George murder trial ended with a second degree verdict after eleven jurors sought first degree without capital punishment. The six hour deliberation ended in a compromise as prosecutors and defense weighed jurisdictional issues and the land status within the Umatilla reservation. He faces a federal sentence of ten years to life, and will be sent to Portland for incarceration.
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Columbia George
Timot
Porland
R. &. Bean
Everett Johnson
John Montag
Becker
Portland
May Rai
J. H. Raley
RR. T Slater
Umatilla Reservation
Congress
Columbia
George W
Fietinet & Nathend
Kilter
Vietini
Receiver Appointed for HLM Hellian in Wall Street Liabilities
In New York a receiver was named for HLM Hellian after a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Liabilities total about 4 million dollars with assets estimated between a quarter and half a million. The petition specifies an amount of 400.61 dollars.
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Recliver
New York
New 19
HLM Hellian Company
Wallatreet
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John Lind
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
O'Fhoughnessy
William Bayard Hale
Japan
Mexican
O'Sraughnessy
Tokio
Foreign Office
Mikado
Idzma
Wilton
Hitamiges
Shaughnessy
William Hayard Hale
Nogales
London Times
Wilken
Hum
Salem Liquor Interests
F. Golesworthy
Lakes
Cleveland
National Palace
Harris
United States
Huertata
Toys Toy
Anna Ednary
Poigun
Whith
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