Pendleton Suffrage Banquet Hails Victory With Toasts
Pendleton women who fought for equal suffrage celebrated their victory with a banquet at Kaghe-Woodman hall. Speakers included Judge S. A. Lowell and Mrs. C. S. Terpenning. The event honored the Oregon vote and pressed duties on activists as the press received thanks.
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Pendleton
Kaghe-Woodman Halk
S. A. Lowell
Louistmister
Oregon
C. 8. Terpenning
Political Equality League of
Judge Lowell
C. P. Strain
M. L. Akers
Lenge
Faller
Hoy
Meldrum
Athena
America
Jamies Johns
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Frant K. Welles
Welles
Cholera Rages in Constantinople as Death Toll Rises
Report from Vienna dated Nov 14 confirms Kiamii Pasha will seek direct peace talks with Ferdinand. In Constantinople four hundred cholera deaths in a single army camp signal a widespread outbreak. A Albanian National Assembly accuses Serbs of murdering Albanian women and children.
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Vienna
Kiamii Pasha
Turkey
Ferdinand
Constantinople
Hl Assembly
Explosives Hid In Union Vault Trial Testimony
McManigal testified at the McNamara labor case hearing that McNamara spoke of frequent dynamitings and ordered him to buy 120 quarts of nitroglycerin. He claimed the explosive was moved to a vacant house then to union headquarters vaults in Indianapolis. He recalled August 19, 1910, an offer of private access to offices and alleged expense accounts tied to Gates. He also described meeting Smythe in Peartt Wisconsin and a warning from Lion Workers President Ryan to alter his alibis.
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Indianapolis
McManigal
John McNamara
McNamara
Portland
Ind
Muncie
John MecNamim
Ryan
Rutos
Rites
Rockin
Gates
Howard Smythe
Peartt
Wis
Smythe
The
Lion Workers
All on Board Lost in Gale in Madawaska River
Ottawa Ont November 14 three passengers of the Mayflower a dilapidated craft sinking in a storm were rescued from an islet in the Madawaska river today. The survivors say nine perished in the wreck. Patrick ORien reached the islet and died from exposure. The body of Captain Partehler the Mayflower skipper was found floating in the water.
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Ottawa
Sam Gompers Likely Re-Elected Amid Socialist Challenge
Rochester November 14 The re election of Samuel Gompers as president of the Federation of Labor appears likely despite socialist activity planning to run Duncan McDonald against him. Eugene Brass may oppose Treasurer London with John White urged to head the Mine Workers against John Mitchill as second vice president. The I W W opposition opens with a pledge to educate unskilled labor and organize them. If approved, steel mill laborers will be drawn from industrial ranks.
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Rochester
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
Duncan McDonald
Gompers
Eugene Brass
Journeymen Tallora’ Union
Selectas
London
John White
John Mitchail
Children Escape From Burning Home After Fast Fire
Fire destroyed a Chestnut Street residence last evening, leaving HH. F. Schreckhise without a home. His four young children, asleep in bed, escaped with luck as fire chief John Vaughan called it providential. The blaze, likely from a defective flue, gutted the structure shortly after 30 last night. The Schreckhise family had just purchased the property on the 24th of last month for 600 dollars insurance covered both building and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. F. Schreckhise
Chestnut
Lure
John Vaughan
Sehreckhise
George Ness
Bentley & Leffingwell
Egg prices hit 72 cents a dozen in New York
New York on November 14 reports wholesale egg prices leaping to 72 cents a dozen, a record break. Analysts note demand remains strong as producers face higher costs and market pressure.
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New York
Eges
Hutter
Riot in Commons Ends With Adjournment Over Home Rule
London Nov 14 A Commons riot erupts as Asquith seeks to rescind Monday action on home rule. Unionists defeat Banbury amendment, forcing adjournment amid clashes and insults. Churchill struck by a book. Bull ejected for traitor cries. singing of Auld Lang Syne accompanies tense session. Parliament adjourned until Monday with government facing pressure to resign.
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London
House of Commons
Winkton Churchill
Lori
Admiralty
Asquith
Howald McNeill
Churchill
Frederick Banbury
Gladstone
William Bull
Hammammith
Winston Spencer Churchill
Wim Crooks
Senators Push for Early Extra Session Referencing Wilson
Senator Martin of Virginia leads Democratic push for an early extra session. He argues the party’s promised legislation should be enacted promptly if sound and beneficial, despite fears of a narrow Senate majority and internal differences.
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Washington
Wilson
Martin
Virginia
Democratic Party
Senate
Miss Whitney boosts Round-up influence in Shanghai China
Miss Mary Whitney formerly a Washington school teacher is in Shanghai teaching at a private high school for White children and boosting the Round-up worldwide. In a letter dated October 16 she says Pendleton readers spark interest and promises future Shanghai reports including Foo Chow city and Mt. Kulang.
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Mary Whitney
Washington
China
Miss Whitney
Shanghy
East Oregonian
Whitney
China News
Shanghai
Miss Whittney
Foo Chow City
Mt. Kullang
Vaan
Washington School
No Juggling in Vote Tolerated in California
Los Angeles on November 14 reports Democratic law committees vow to contest the election if Wilson does not receive California’s electoral vote. Chairman Colton warns the matter may go to the courts or be taken to Congress, insisting no juggled result will be allowed.
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Los Angeles
Democratic Law
Wilson
Colton
Democratic Central Communities
Congress
California
Mandamus Issued In Los Angeles Vote Count
The district court of appeals granted an alternate writ of mandamus against Los Angeles County supervisors to show cause why 30 precincts in the city should not be thrown out. The writ followed an application by Democratic electors T. F. Devalleé and Miss Mary Foy.
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Los Angeles
District Court of Appeals
T. F. Devalleé
Mary ¥. Foy
Lister Claims Effort To Count Him Out After Recount
Seattle November 14 Lister charges an attempt to count him out as Hay appointees recount the unofficial return and uncover alleged mistakes in Hay favor.
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Seattle
Lister Cates
Hay
Gunman Horowitz testifies he did not shoot Rosenthal
Harry Horowitz alias Gyp the Blood testified in New York that he did not fire at Rosenthal. He said a stranger did the shooting during a fusillade after meeting Webber Vallon Scheppe and Rose at a whist game. He admitted prior thefts and said he and accomplices fled, then moved to a Brooklyn flat where they were later arrested.
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New York
Harry Horrowitz
Gyp the Blood
Rosenthal
Bridgey
Webber
Vallon
Vailon
Scheppe
Rose
Loxenthal
Flerowice
Brooklyn
Local Man Charged With White Slavery in Pasco
Pendleton resident Harry Capuls awaits trial in county jail Pasco after U S migration officer Fred Watt arrested him on a white slave law charge. The case centers on taking Emma Harriman from Pendleton to Pasco for immoral purposes during a Round-up period.
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Harry Capuls
Pendleton
Pasco
Fred Watt
U. S. Immigration Service
Dupuis
Emma Harriman
Wis
Washington City
Local Wells Fargo agent charged in $35,000 coin robbery
Nov 14 in Like Charles Louisiana the Wells Fargo Co. office reported a $35,000 coin robbery. Local agent Thornton Chevis was arrested on charges of the heist. About $25,000 was said to be in one package.
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Charles
Wells Farge Co
Thornton Chevis
Spanish throne near downfall foretold after premiership changes
Paris dispatch reports Count Romanones, a Liberal, appointed premier to replace Canalejas who was assassinated. Moret reportedly refused the post, with Madrid and Paris sources noting the monarchy may be near end as King Alfonso and officials react.
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Romanones
Canalejas
Moret
Paris
Alphonso
Madrid
Romanones, Asheral
Sucterd
Joke Tonalilas
Seass
Wilson Leads Early Vote Claims In Five Counties
San Francisco November 14 Rival camps clash over early counts claiming Roosevelt leads by 84 votes and Wilson by 70. Official tallies in five counties show Wilson gain though figures remain unreliable. Polls indicate hot contests and high expectations as parties monitor results.
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San Francisco
Roosevelt
Wilson
Elight Wilson
Saloon Closed for 30 Days After Permit Violation
J. H. Taylor proprietor of the Crescent saloon in the Matlock building was fined 100 dollars and ordered closed for thirty days for permitting Indians to loiter about his business. Police Judge Fite Gerald handled the case, marking the first enforcement since the "close regime" was adopted. A second offense risks revocation of his license.
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J. H. Taylor
Crescent
Matlock
Fite Gerald
Taylor
William McCormmach Appointed City Councilman
William McCormmach is named the north side councilman to fill the vacancy from W. H. Brock. Mayor W. I. Matlock confirmed the appointment unanimously after the council meeting. McCormmach previously served on the council during James A. Fee’s administration and his reappointment is met with general satisfaction.
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Withim Wf. McCormmuach
North Side
WH. Brock
W. I Matlock
McCormmach
James A. Fee
Sualisfianthon
East Webb Street
Cottonwood
College Wid
Ollege
Webb
Court
Main
Bluff
W. M. Binkely
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E. B. Aldrich
George Robbins
Whitch
UNION
Milwaukee
John Schrank
Sanity Commission
Samgompers
Podera
Mehe
Assquith
Ue Howse
Semitor
Aavlentiss
Mandamus
Lister
King Alphonso
William M’cormmach
Maddy
Baker
Mathwk
Dan Bowman
Nelive Wis
Connor & Son
Bill
Portland Mauseleum Co
Comrides
PO Weet
Asidogue Weyl
Vity
Lenn Porakty
theHea
Oiseleuins
Pen- H
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