Round-Up Names Officers and Directors in City Meeting
The Round-Up elected George A. Hartman Jr president, J H Gwinn secretary, and Roy W Ritner treasurer as the new eight member board includes four old and three new directors. The $4 000 mortgage on the Round-Up grounds was paid and Pendleton gained unencumbered ownership. Roy Raley received a solid gold watch as thanks from stockholders after his retirement as president.
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Sheriff T. 0. Taylor
George A. Hartman, Jr
James H. Gwinnie
Roy W. Ritner
Association
J. H. Gwinn
KR. W. Ritner
Mark Moorhouse
Lawrence Frazier
T. D. Taylor
Roy T. Bishop
Fred Earle
James Sturgs
Jack Keefe
Henry Colling
J. Roy Raley
Wartman
Pendleton
Hartman
Raley
Gwinn
Ruley
Henry Beattie Sees Last Hope Vanish
Richmond Virginia November 15 Governor Mann of Virginia refused pardon or reprieve in Henry Beattie case and declined to consider Paul Beattie affidavit that trial testimony was faulty Beattie faces execution on November 24 despite expected mercy changes The governor expressed sympathy for Beattie family but said law stands firm Beattie smiled at news and urged friends not to worry
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Richmond
Mann
Virginia
Henry Beattie
Paul Beattie
Falal
Beattie
Henry Clay Beattie
Christ Insurgents Rise as Rebels Seize Torreon
Dispatches from El Paso and Kansas City report three hundred Americans in Torreon under Rebel control. Secret messages say federals were driven from the city and foreigners are threatened as the rebellion grows. In Nebraska, Governor Aldrich likens Christ to an insurgent shaping Progressive era politics and criticizes enjoining state officers from enforcing state laws.
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el Paso
Torreon
Rio Grandé
Washington
Torréon
Coahuila
Kansas City
Christ
Nazarene
Altrich
Nebraska
Columbian Quartett Appears Tonight in Pendleton
The Columbian Quartett Concert company arrives from Walla Walla to open the high school entertainment course at the Methods school tonight. The quartet includes Alva Fuhrman violin, Charles J. Myers flute, TSFL Willams first tenor, and N.V. Ride second tenor and manager. Three of the four are blind, yet praised for their exceptional voices after years of touring. Tickets will be sold at the door.
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Alva. Fuhrman
Charles J. Myers
Secon
TSFL
Pendleton
Want Moore to Remain on Board
A circulating petition seeks renomination for Will Moore to the gravity water commission. Moore is widely respected as a stable water member and supporters urge his re election. Potential opponents Otto or two names have been mentioned, but no petitions have yet been issued. If the charter passes the water commission lasts only until February before powers shift to a paid three member board. J K Montgomery’s council seat petitions circulate in the second ward and W Stroble seeks to replace him in the third ward potentially facing John Siebert who already has a circulated petition.
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Will Moore
Water Commission
J. K. Montgomery
W. Stroble
Third Ward
Strobly
John Siebert
Wanamara Juror Exempted Over Rheumatism
Los Angeles Calif Nov 10 With one temporary juror remaining a second vacancy arose when T J Green a temporary juror requested to be excused due to inflammatory rheumatism The request was granted and examination of the men continued Both sides were disappointed Green was without an opinion
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Los Angeles
Cal
T. J. Green
Green
Round-Up Shows Strong Finances After Expansion
Rector states the Round-Up association owes much to a great success attributed to key factors. George Hartman, director of finance, presents a clear report showing the institution in splendid financial condition. Since the first Round-Up grounds were developed a track grandstand bleachers and other improvements were completed. The association ends the year with a balance on hand of 8744.86. Condensed Treasure's Report lists cash on hand 6124.95 and subscriptions paid 11462 6p capital stock subscriptions 30.00.
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George Hartman
Probe Money Trust Inquiry Opens in Congress
Washington November 15 inquiry into a money trust will be launched by the house of representatives. Democratic members plan to take up Linfberg of Minnesota resolution for speaker to appoint a committee of investigation with nine members.
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Money Trust
Washington
House of Representatives
Linfberg
Minnesota
Hine
One Killed in Collision Near Pilot Rock
Portland reports a collision near Pilot Rock on the lower Columbia river between the steam schooner Western and the tank steamer W. S. Procter. One person is killed and a fire is believed to have been started by the crash.
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Portland
W. S. Procter
Pilot Rock
Columia River
Oregon freight rates under probe in state investigations
Salem, Nov. 14. Sweeping probes into distance freight rates of leading Oregon roads opened today. First witness F. N. Dryer of Umatilla testified that water competition has boosted Portland area distributing consignments to points east and north, rising from 43,000 pounds in Tad a to 140,000 pounds in the first ten months of 1941. He urged rate cuts from Umatilla to aid Western laborers and expand operations, while railway lawyers doubted Umatilla as a distribution center. Others named included B F Harding, Dr Co, Hawk, W A Eastburn of Albany, B T McBain of Oregon City, and Joe Teal of Portland.
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Salem
F. N. Dryer
Umnatilla
Umatilla
BF. F. Harding
Dr Co. &, Hawk
W. A. Eastburn
Albany
B. T. McBain
Oregon City
Joe Teal
Portland
Prominent rancher sued for divorce by wife
James J. Myrick and his wife Elrsa sue for divorce after 35 years of marriage alleging cruel and abusive conduct. She seeks $2000 cash alimony, $50 monthly for herself, $26 for Pauline Myrick, and a one third share of his real estate. They are well known in the county with five adult children. she cites drunken abuse, profanity, and a recent three hour barrage, leaving her a physical and nervous wreck. Attorneys Peterson & Wilson.
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James
Myrick
Elrsa Myrick
Circuit Court
Pauline Myrick
Athena
Peterson & Wilson
Yuan Shi Kai Refuses Premier Ship Under Manchus Rule
Yuan Shi Kai, described as the strong man of China, firmly declined the premier ship offered by Manchus rulers. He told national assembly delegates he could not cope with the grave situation. Reports say he advised the emperor to retire to Johor, while advisers warn the throne would be lost if he leaves the forbidden city.
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Yuan Shi Kai
Yuan
China
National Assembly
Johor
Forbidden City
Chi Li
Yu- On
United States
Ti Ja
Renewed Rebel Assaults on Hankow Bombardment Grows
Shanghai dispatches report rebels pressing attacks on Hankow with heavy bombardment. Imperialist losses cited as great as cannon fire continues for over a day. Rebels advance main forces toward the city outskirts and near its core.
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Tankow
Shanghai
Hankow
Hanken
Garment Strike Eases Temporarily At Clairton
Atlinta reports Israel Zeit, second vice president of the Ladies Garment Workers of America, telegraphs to the American Federation urging unions to boycott clothing made in Cleveland. He says Cleveland strikers, though forced to return to work, remain steadfast and seek a renewed opportunity to press the fight.
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Atlinta
Israel Zeit
Ladies GarMent Workers of America
American Federation of Libel
Cleveland
Kansas Abusers of School Teacher Re Arraigned
In Tanceln on November 15 authorities plan arraignment for five men including FG Clark James Fine water and John Scranton accused of assault and assisting the tar and feathering of Miss Chamberlain a school teacher in the Gir and feather party.
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Tanceln
Kana
Houwrrest
Asanultik Litter
Clark
James Finewater
John Scranton
Miss Chamberlain
Italy Mediation Offer May Draw U S Action
Rome reports Ambassador O'Brien has been informed that the United States government is weighing Italy's mediation proposal in the Turkish Italian troubles and may decide on action soon despite Washington denials.
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Rome
Washington
Securo
Milan
O'Brien
United States
Italy
Latins Expelled From Turkey Edict Orders Swift Exit
Rome reports a grand viewer of Turkey issued a sweeping edict ordering every Italian in Turkish territory to leave within twenty four hours. Those who stay face imprisonment and the decree imposes heavy losses on Italian residents and their properties in Turkey and its dependencies.
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Turkey
Rome
Grand Viewer
Commission Paralysis Drives Commerce Court Power Loss
Washington November 15 The inter state commerce commission has been stripped of power by a court ruling in the long and short haul case. Officials familiar with the commission say the decision bars blanket rate fixing and confines action to specific cases. Sentiment in Congress favors eliminating the commerce court and empowering the commission anew. The ruling nullifies the Cumming amendment and complicates long standing legislation as lawmakers face renewed debates on agency authority.
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Washington
Inter- State Commerce Commsion
Ite
Court of Commerce
Commission
Congress
Commerce Court
Cumming
Tate
Judge Kohlsaat Halts Beef Hackers Prosecution Again
Chicago November 15 Federal Judge Kohlsaat halted the beef hackers case by granting habeas corpus writs. The government appears powerless to move the trials, with hearings set for tomorrow on the constitutionality of the Sherman act sentence provision. Delays push Monday trials into days or weeks as legal process continues.
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Chicago
Kohlsaat
Pinchot to Begin Fight on Fishers Policies
Washington scene reports Gifford Pinchot and Interior Secretary Fisher in Washington ready to mount a challenge to Fisher's conservation policies. Pinchot has previously endorsed Fisher but aims to attack Alaska policy positions and strike at Fisher during upcoming public debates.
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Pinchot
Washington, D. C
Gifford Tinchot
Flsher
Interior
Washinton
Fisher
Fisher Gote
Rodgers Eyes Aviation Factory Decision on Damaged Biplane
Pasadens Navy 14 Aviator Rodgers contemplates sending his machine to a Long Beach aviation carpenter shop for repairs or returning the entire craft to Wright shops at Petaluma for rebuilding. The decision will be made today as Rodgers faces delays and subsequent setbacks.
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Pasadens
Navy
Rodgtre
Etop
Long Beach
Wright
Parten Cle
Thingerns
Rodgers
Moon
Hin
Gedoy
Ted
Strikes Prompt Police Clampdown in Poentelto
Reports describe two assaults connected to the Oregon Short Line shopmen's strike era. A student faced a crowd of attackers and defended himself with a revolver, while a Pinth Gas plant employee was beaten en route to work. Police intervened as tensions rose.
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Poutene
Oregon
Trtiek
Pinteth
Voting booth crisis in Los Angeles as registrations soar
Los Angeles faces a major problem arranging voting booths for more than 190000 registered election officers and voters. Officials report physical constraints proving difficult to accommodate all voters within the allotted time, with large precincts having up to 1800 voters and over 2000 registered officers to manage.
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Los Angeles
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Meonry W. Collina
Sturgis
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Keefe
Commercial Association
Colling
Balfour- Guthrie Company
George A. Twartman
James I, Gwinn
W. Ritner
Paul Benattie
Doom Man
Mexico
Columbian Quartett
Moore
Wanamara
Elas
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New Republic
Kansas
U.S
Trrmunal I
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