Washington is Rescued by Tug Tatoosh in Grave Ocean Strike
Astoria Ore November 14 Dramatic rescue of the steam schooner Washington and its 48 passengers and crew after Friday afternoon wreck on Peacock Split. Captain Buck Bailey and the crew of the government tug Tatoosh are credited for guiding the stranded vessel to safety despite seven feet of water in the hold and a damaged deck. The vessel was towed to port where survivors saluted the captain and crew with cheers from large crowds.
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Astoria
Ore
Washington
Peacock
Buck Bailey
Pasengers Spaak
Winkle
Wiehington
OIC
U S Admiral Has 2 Illegitimate Sons
Redwood City Cal November 14 sensational allegations tie Rear Admiral Phelps and a millionaire lumber king to Mrs Lillian Moore while she sues her missionary husband J J Moore for divorce A cross complaint claims Moore’s two children were fathered before marriage by Admiral Phelps and that Frederick Fenwick fathered a third child Infidelity is charged as of today and trial began
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Redwood City
Cal
Phelps
Rodgers Says He Fell From Plane After Sleeping On The Job
Pasadena November 14 aviator Rodgers described his fall from an aircraft as he recovered. He recalled little about the incident and said he will complete the flight once he is able. He is now allowed to sit up in bed with limited memory of the trouble.
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Pasadena
Rodgers Day
Italy Urges U S Mediation to End Tripoli War
A government dispatch from Tul reports the Trulian government has urged the United States to act as mediator between Italy and Turkey to halt the Tripoli war. Washington’s State Department communications reportedly indicate willingness to assume peacemaker duties.
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Buallethij
United States
Italy
Turkey
Tripol
State Department
Washington
Harvester Trust Fined 50000 to Stay in Missouri
Missouri Supreme Court issues writ of ouster against International Harvester for restraint of trade. The trust must pay 54000 within sixty days to suspend the order and may remain in Missouri if it withdraws from the New Jersey company. Governor Hubbard era officials and Theodore Trace linked to the case.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court of Missouri
Ued
International Harvester Company
An & Combination
Speenh
Theodore Trace
Hidley
Nortan
New Jersey
Mssouri
Settlers May Relinquish Parts of Their Homesteads
Washington November 14. Settlers on government irrigation projects may relinquish part of their land if they cannot meet charges. Payments already made can be credited to the remaining tract. Secretary Fisher announced the decision allowing minimum holdings of 14 acres if the overburdened area cannot be cultivated. The policy aims to let holders farm land with government water support.
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Washington
Fisher
Heath
Rebels Plan Naval Move and City Control Action
Shanahal reports rebels will deploy warships and send their men who surrendered yesterday to Nanking. A simultaneous attack on the imperialists is planned at sea and land. In Canton, martial law is declared, with robber chiefs largely in control, and pirates and prisoners used as police.
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Shanahal
Yenterdey
Admini Sah
Nanking
Martin Law
Canton
Senator Gore Backs Wilson Re nomination Hope
Portland Nov 14 Senator Gore of Oklahoma said a large majority of delegates in twenty seven states he has visited favor Governor Woodrow Wilson for the presidential nomination. He opposed Taft’s renomination and noted strong support for Wilson.
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Portland
Gore
Oklahoma
Salem
Woodrow Wilkin
Taft
Cope
Wilson
Election of New Roundup Officials Draws Interest Tonight
Stakeholders gather for the Northwest Frontier Exhibition association annual meeting at City Hall assembly room. Officers and directors report, by law amendment vote to abolish board of control, cut directorate to eleven, empower directors to name officers. Eight current directors seeking re election. three new candidates named W H Lytle J Sturgis and H Collins expected. Meeting starts at eight with prompt call to order.
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Northwest Frontier Exhibition Association
Board of Control
Board of Directors
J H. Gwinn
Roy Ritner
Mark Moorhouse
Fred Earle
Roy Bishop
T. D. Taylor
Lawrence G. Frazier
George Hartman
W. H. Lytle
James Sturgis
Henry Collins
Spokane Rate Case Limits ICC Power on Long and Short Haul
Washington DC November 14 The Court of Commerce in the Spokane rate case upheld the long and short haul clause as constitutional but said ICC cannot fix a universal maximum rate. The court to grant exceptions under law and favored lower rates for water towns when water competition exists. The decision marks a serious blow to Spokane.
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Commerce Court
Pawers
Washington, D. C
Court of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Inter-Mountain
The
Inmw
Spokane
Fifteen Jayhawk Cowards on Trial
Lincoln Kansas November 14 The trial of fifteen well known citizens for tar and feathering Miss Mary Chamberlain an outlawed schoolteacher here begins today A crowd gathers hoping for risque testimony as the barber one of the attackers is already convicted and will testify against others The prosecution seeks the full penalty a 1000 dollar fine and one year in jail
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Litcoln
Kas
Mary Chatmber- Wai
Miss Chamberlain
Au-gust
Columbia Quartet Postponed from Tonight to Tomorrow
The Columbian Quartet, a high school entertainment act, is rescheduled to perform tomorrow night at the Methodist church. Superintendent J. S. Landers confirmed the change and distributed window cards. The group features varied vocal quartets, trios, duets, solos, and instrumental pieces including organ chimes and marimbaphone, aiming for artistic musical variety.
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Columbian Quartet
Methodist Church
J. S Landers
Public Schoole
Colomiion
Ottistem
Tardark
J.C. Degan
Reyes Revolt Gathers 6000 Men for Madero Opposition
El Paso reports adherents of General Reyes have quietly enlisted 6000 men and gathered a large war fund to attack the Maderistas. Rumor says a Mexican governor betrays President Madero while rebels stockpile arms and ammunition.
Taft Stratgey Aims At renomination By Trust Issue
Washington November 14 Republicans plan to press Taft renomination by framing the anti trust issue around enforcement of the Sherman law. Taft will make tariff revisions minimal and push a debate on the government's stance toward trusts while claiming credit for prosecutions. Senator Smoot of Utah warns no new anti trust or currency legislation this session and notes tariff work will consume most time with currency and Alaska measures pushed to the next session.
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Hitinnal
Taft
Congress
Tariff Board
Alaska
Entertainment for School Students in County
County students will receive nightly instructional and entertaining screenings funded from teachers Institute funds under supervision of County School Superintendent Welles. A stereopticon was bought from the general fund after new certification laws required turning funds into the district pool. Slides depict world scenes and locals compare domestic and foreign conditions through illustrated shows for school children.
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Welles
Alderman
Wolferert
Wwirnetithe
Strangled by sneeze sparks push for public restraint
An inaudible tale from Washington D C recounts a man named Frederick Egnen dying after a sneezing episode. He urges a ban on sneezing in public places, arguing the act endangers others and should be a misdemeanor. Eyewitness accounts describe repeated sneezing fits and concerns over hygiene in streets and tables.
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Washington, D
Frederick Egnen
Beenie Nice
Steve
Ukiah Man Sesco Found Dead Near Hopland Entrance
Ukiah California resident Sesco, known as a wild mun, was found dead at his cave entrance near Hopland after years of terror and isolated living. He had endured eighteen months of forced civilization, was once captured after a violent incident in 1909 during sunning on a rock, and later spent time in Napa State Hospital before his release and return to the cave where he died.
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Ukiah
Cal
Ameio Sesco
Hopland
Seseco
Sesco
Napa
Tito
Walter Bruce of Bolso Registered at the George
Walter Bruce of Bolso is registered at the oi George. The brief entry notes his registration status and location, indicating a formal record in the local listing.
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Walter Bruce
Bolso
The
Oi. George
Beattie Affidavit Aims to Reopen Case in Virginia
Beattie declares an affidavit contradicts his prior testimony in the Henry entitle murder trial. The claim references an attempt to persuade Governor Mann to delay the governor's election on the doomed man's appeal for clemency or commutation.
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Wishington
Neighbor Backs Mrs Warner Story of Attack
Mrs Warner’s neighbor Mrs J M Randolph confirms a description matching her nasliant from last Tuesday night. A tall man in a thick coat and black hat questioned where Mrs Warner lived. Mrs Warner, recovering at home on Bluff and Lilleth, denies writing local vituperative pieces and says she knows nothing of the water controversy.
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Mabel Young Warner
J. M. Randolph
Bluff
Lilleth Street
Warners
Wisconsin Supreme Court Backs Workers' Compensation Act
Madison Wis Nov 14 The Wisconsin Supreme Court today upheld the constitutionality of the Workingmen's Compensation Act ruling the measure valid and enforceable as a state social welfare statute.
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Madison
Wis
Upreme Court
Wisconsin
Cattle Thief Arrests Reported Around Conconully
Alleged cattle thieves detained in the Riverside area last week by Deputy Sheriff H. DP Tomlingen and jailed in Conconully. Suspects Joe Figlinski, his younger brother, and Acim Nekilok from Tank Creek sold meat to river butchers. John Fuhrman of Tunk Creek lost 18 head. Charles Halex, Tonasket butcher, also jailed.
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Riverside
Waoseh
H. DP
Tomlingen
Conconully
Joe Figlinski
Acim Nekilok
Tank Creek
John Fuhrman
Tunk Creek
Charles Halex
Tonasket
Petition filings and ward races stir mayoral bid
The city race features Jc Toy Miley running for mayor amid petitions with signatures, while RoE Kirkpatrick crops up for council from the third ward. Rumors say a fourth ward challenger may oppose Charles Cole, despite limited competition other than the mayoral race.
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Raley
Jc Toy Miley
Gerald
Roe. Kirkpatrick
Connethaas Prom
Pethieh
John Slobert
I Ie
Anther
Charles Cole
Stron
Deputy Sheriff Keeps Post After Three Week Absence
A garbled regional item notes Deputy Sheriff returning after a three week absence and retaining his single seat, with unclear references to locations and names amid a confused report about a county or city post and a late night event.
Nine Men Now in Jury Box in McNamara Case
In Los Angeles on November 14 the court began selecting jurors with three permanent and six temporary members in the sixth panel. Joseph Scott, associate counsel for the defense, was reprimanded by Judge Bordwell amid friction over alleged discrimination and defense privileges. William Andrew, a carpenter, was qualified as a tentative juror as the trial opened, with expectations that at least three more temporary jurors would become permanent.
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Los Angeles
Lecompe Davis
Fredericks
Joseph Scott
McNamara
Bordwell
William Andrew
5000 Children Bid Cardinal Adieu
In New York 5000 children gathered at St Peters Cathedral for a farewell mass to Cardinal Designate Farley who leaves for Rome to assume new duties. Cardinal Designate Falvoni accompanied him. large crowds lined streets as 60 priests and dignitaries aided in the ceremony.
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New York
Canthorleity
St. Peters Cathedral
Farley
Rome
College of Cardinals
Falvonle
United States
Pone Plus
Ehilirdn
New York Teamsters Plan to Oppose Strike Action
New York on November 14 reports William Austin leading four callouts involving 26 400 Teamsters in the union to pressure New York City over a strike. Members oppose it while some unions support the effort. Progress mentions using Strikehtedker devices by Mesa Geigner with edits in the city of Mith.
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New York
William Austin
New York City
Beng
Wesert Rey
Mesa, Geigner and
Sone Progress
Miith
Tragic Snow Slips Kill Spokane Farmer at Rail Yard
Nov 14 Spokane Chronicle reports 74 year old Robert C Coal of Mino farm slipped on snow near Great Northern station yard. He was struck by a switch engine and fatally injured. The victim's head showed injuries as bystander attempts to aid him.
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Spokane
Wash
Great Northern Railroad
Conoette
Robert c. Coal
Helis
Hile Bods
Judge Bean remands Stanfield seepage case to state court
Federal Judge KR Bean ordered the Stanfield case against the Umatia River Water Users and reclamation service officers remanded to state court for trial. The matter, brought by Stanfield residents seeking redress for seepage damage, will be heard before Circuit Judge W Phelps. Government counsel argued federal jurisdiction due to government defendants, but remand was granted.
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KR. &. Bean
Stanfield
Umatutia River
Raley and
Feo
Phelps
Messrs McCourt
Marton
Bean
Judea Town
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