Park Plan Emerges From Old Cemetery Board Talks
Surviving trustees Livermore and Stewart seek legal guidance to depose the old cemetery, move remains to a new site, and convert the grounds into a public park. They favor appointing a third trustee and possibly removing bodies to Olney cemetery if permissible, with a monument for the buried. Storm tides to follow as Atlantic storm rages.
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Justicies 1
UK Board
Livermore and Stewart
Board of Trustees
Howard Treet
Walter's Island
Acros
Moses, Livermore
Stewart
Cemetery Association
Livermore
Judge Fee
Fil Stewart
Raley
Marshal
Mr. Livermore
Marshall
Bette
A. F. Johnson
Mr. Stewart
Mot Rock
Olney
Sone
H. F. Johnson
Johnson
Howard
Walters Mittree
Walter
Indian man Willie Light arrested on horse stealing charge
Willie Light, an Indian, was arrested today by the sheriff who had been seeking him since last summer. The charge alleges horse stealing at Athol with Ghia Luke. Luke served a term in prison, but Light fled and had been sought since.
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Willie Light
Willie
Eald
Atheon
Wille Licht
Ghia Luke
Fen
Light
Survey Electric Line From Hedgersburg to Grand Ronde
Walla Walla November 14. County Surveyor J Swain and a crew survey for an electric line from Rogersburg at the mouth of the Grand Ronde river up to Ite Junction with the Little Salmon river. They survey the south bank to connect with the Con keletric Line system now being built by Rogern brothers who own Rogerabure townsite. Plans not fully matured but efforts aim for early completion.
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Hedgersburg
Grand Tonde
Wala Walla
J. Swain
Asotin
Rogersburg
Grand Ronde River
Little Salmon River
Ora
Rogern Brothers
Rogerabure
Judge rules against Dustleay Rounds on oil road patent lawsuit
Los Angeles reports Judge Wel born of the United States district court ruled against the Dustleay Rounds company in a California wide monopoly challenge over oil powered road pirocean vehicle use. Evidence from California and Pennsylvania supported the decision. The ruling ends a three year effort to establish patent rights to plying roads and limits monopoly claims.
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Los Angeles
Welborn
United States District Court
Dustleay Rounds Company
Redlands
California
Pennsylvania
Cities rally to aid Russian Jews as fund reaches thousands
Portland pledges 15000 for Russian Jewish relief as churches and Jewish groups donate. In Seattle a meeting raised 1600 with plans to push to 2600, while Tacoma reports 500 subscribed. Speakers describe Russian persecutions and urge wider contributions.
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Portland
United States
Crom
Episcopal
Death of Bishop Stephen Merrill in Newport NJ
Chicago bishop Stephen M. Merrill, Methodist, died suddenly of heart failure in Newport New Jersey at age 69. He had been in vigorous health after leaving Chicago, where he spent 44 years of his total tenure.
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Sele
Chicago
Stephen M. Merrill
Newport
N. J
Police seek details on Dr Haugh suspected in family murders
Embalmed victims found after a Dayton Ohio house fire are believed to be the doctor Oliver Haugh who is accused of murdering his parents and brother. Police say the bodies were embalmed with a chemical before the blaze and that the killings may have been hyocide.
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Dayton
Oliver Haugh
Graf Waldersee Floated After Grounding Near Brooklyn
Floating this morning the Graf Waldersee, which grounded Saturday off Brooklyn while en route to Hamburg, was freed. In Des Moines, Clarence Reeves, age 64, died after attempting suicide following a confrontation with his wife.
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Graf Waldersees
New York
Graf Waldersee
Brooklyn
Hamburg
Dew Moines
Iowa
Clarence Reeves
Mining Convention Opens In El Paso With Large Attendance
El Paso Texas Nov 14 The eighth annual convention of the American Mining Congress opened this morning in Whitley Hall El Paso with a large delegation from many states and districts Salt Lake or Denver are seen as leading in attendance from distant locations Arizona and northern Mexico bring hundreds The program includes an address of welcome by Mayor Davie and greetings by J H Richards of Boise Idaho president of the congress The opening sessions will organize and hear the president's annual address Tonight El Paso hosts two large receptions for delegates at the St Regis and Orndorft while the main event is at the Sheldon The congress continues through the week ending with officer elections Saturday The first events of the world s championship drilling contest begin Wednesday and run through the week
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Texas
Confree
Whitlehall
Salt Lake
Denver
Arizona
Mexico
Davie
J. H. Richards
Beis
Idaho
Delewator
St. Regis
Orndorft
Chinese Consul to Protest Over Miner Evictions
A Reno report says the Miners union at Olinghouse canyon deported two Chinese and warned others away. One Chinese man was driven out with force and his cabin burned. The Chinese consul has notified San Francisco and will protest to the Chinese government over the treatment of Chinese during mining operations.
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Reno
Olinghouke Canyon
San Franccisco
National Association adjourns without resolving football reform
Washington November 14 The National Association of Presidents of Universities ended sessions without voting on a resolution attacking current football methods. President Richard Jesse of Missouri chaired the meeting as the association elected officers. The next gathering is expected at the University of California. Roosevelt invited members and their wives to the White House in the afternoon.
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Washington
National Association of Presidents of Universits
Richard €. Jesse
Missouri
University of California
Provident Roosevelt
White House
Robbers Loot Gallan crossing station. Mill town alert
Four highwaymen held up the Wabash railroad station at Gallan crossing last night lining up seven passengers and the station agent and taking 100 dollars worth of jewelry. One woman’s belongings were untouched. If indicted, arrests will be made and possible involvement of a prominent Missouri family. In Helsingfors the Sveaborg fortress garrison mutinied, Russian soldiers demanding better treatment and furlough for veterans, with partial concessions expected.
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Chillicothe
Wabash
Gallan Crossing
Rustin
Helsingfors
Sveaborg
Hyde 3 on the witness stand in insurance probe
Hyde testified about salary history at Equitable and his role in the trust company. He could not explain the yellow dog fund or the Alexander fund and denied seeking a raise beyond 75 000 but would have accepted 100 000 if offered. He described profit from side lines and syndicate dealings and faced a tense session as questions probed his compensation and actions.
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Tivde
Depow
Hyde
Thera Himpolf
New York
Holse
Untermeyer
John McGuiness
Equitable
Hughes
A. C. Pielda
Albany
Hie
Equitables
Ae Aepond
Depew
Hendrick
Alexander
Equitable ‘Trust Company
Yiet
Squire
Yellow Dog Fund
AE. W. Alexander
Thomas D. Jordan
Two Pendleton Barbers Arrested On Licensure Charges
The state barber commission conducted its semi annual visit leading to warrants for two Pendleton barbers found working without licenses. Tom Scott paid a 10 dollar fine plus costs while W J Courtney’s case was sent to the district attorney. a third barber named Oliphant could not be located. The commission is examining new applicants since its last visit. Board members include H G Meyer of Salem William Warner of Portland and R R Wallace of Astoria.
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State Barber Commission
Tom Scott
W. J. Courtney
Fits Gerald
Oliphant
Bentley
Scott
Courtney
Commission
H. G. Meyer
Salem
William Warner
Portland
R. R. Wallace
Astoria
Survey Yakima Land Opens Vast Irrigated Lands
Jay Lynch, government irrigation agent for the Yakima Reservation, announces surveys for 600000 acres of timber and grazing lands to settlement. Surveys begin at once but may take a year before opening. Irrigation construction proceeds. completion could cost $2600000 with 100000 acres under irrigation, already 125000 spent.
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Soleommetic
North
Yakima
Jay Lynch
Yakiima Reservation
Lynch
Oregon Good Roads Association Holds Salem Convention
Fourth Anoun Salem November 14 The four annual convention of the Oregon Good Roads association will be held at Corvallis on Wednesday November 2 at 1 30 pm and continue in session three days Officers will be selected for the ensuing year and the work aims to be energetic in promoting good roads education in the state Plans call for four conventions yearly in Willamette valley Southern Oregon and eastern Oregon with dates and venues to be decided later by the executive committee
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Salem
Oregon Good Roais Association
Corvallis
Seaion
Willamette Valley
Oregon
New York City Official Count in Fraud Contests
New York City official count begins in four counties of Greater New York as Hearst and McClellan contest results. Hearst backs correcting discrepancies and contested ballots. McClellan seeks to align with official returns showing him ahead. Prosecution plans emerge, witnesses fill anterooms, and bail is set for Alderman Haggerty amid fraud inquiries.
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New York
Hearet
Hearat
McClellan
Jerome
Tite
Murphy's
Haggerty
Genaultine Hearst
Taft Arrives at Hampton Roads After Portmouth Visit
Secretary Taft arrives aboard the cruiser Columbia at Hampton Roads after visiting Portsmouth. He speaks with reporters about Ohio poll results, regrets Herrick defeat, but notes Coxon victory. He favors open conventions and leadership by young men in politics.
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Columbia
Taft
Hampton Ronda
Ohio
Herrick
le Glid Coxon
Protest Against Lower Rates Hits Railroad Wages
Washington reports a protest by representatives of railroad conductors firemen engineers trainmen switchmen and other employees against proposed rate reductions. They warn wages would fall accordingly and urge passage of a longer hours bill. Sir George Williams buried in London after YMCA founder’s death.
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Washington
George Willams
London
Sir George Willams
The
YMCA
Beche to Protest Rejected Umatilla Irrigation Project
Bechen citizens held a mass meeting to protest Secretary Hitchcock’s rejection of the east Umatilla irrigation project. A resolutions committee will draft strong protests and seek Oregon Development League action to reconsider. Preamble notes private ditch owners depend on the government canal for water and landholders fear devastation if the project is abandoned.
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Echo
East Umatilla
Hitchcock
Beche
Oregon Development League
Czar Chooses St Petersburg Amid Turbulent Times
Nov 14 reports say the Czar will stay in St Petersburg rather than the winter palace during unsettled times. The decision is seen as unfortunate and connected to remaining near Witte at all times.
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Czar
St. Petersburg
Evar
Temiskoesclo
Winter Palace
St. Peterscare
Witte
Rosebery to be Premier, London Cables Say
Chicago dispatch reports The Daily News London correspondent asserts Roseberry will be next premier. Campbell Bannerman will enter the peerage and join the House of Lords. John Burns is slated for a cabinet post.
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Roseberry Wii
Chicago
Daily News
London
Roseberry
Campbell Bannerman
House of Lords
John Burns
Copper smiths Denied Charter in Pittsburg Meeting
The second AFL session opened with Campers presiding and John Mitchell called to the stand. The executive council report noted copper smiths losing a charter. In Tokyo Waseda University swept the Japanese Baseball Championship after a spring game at Stanford. A London dispatch reports rioting at Krivel Reg with about 100 dead.
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Pittsburg
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
Executive Council
Tokyo
Waseda University
Japan
Waseda
Stanford
Cal
Curzons Visit Chicago Amid High Society Interest
Noted figures 11-Joseph Latter Mays Lord Wid Lady Curzon are set to visit Chicago for a prominent social engagement. Details remain sparse but the event attracts local attention and curiosity among residents and press.
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Curzons
Chicago
Joseph Latter Mays
Lord Wid
Lady Curzon
Arrest of Jo Winnett on rape charge near Dayton
Jo Winnett, 46, was brought from Dayton to the county jail by Sheriff T. D. Taylor last evening. The complaint, sworn by B. F. Myrick of Helix, alleges rape. Winnett was found working on a farm two miles from Dayton, with prior harvest work in the Helix area. the alleged victim is said to be the daughter of the complainant.
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J. Winnett
Dayton
T. D. Taylor
Winnett
B. F. Myrick
Helix
Irm
Witrna
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