Northwest championship drama ends with Corvallis triumph
Oregon Agricultural College claims the northwest football title after a season that saw its rivals Oregon and Washington defeated. Oregon wins 6 0 at Seattle while Idaho shuts out Whitman 11 0. La Grande tops Baker City 15 6 as La Grande’s attack and a late drop kick seal the result.
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Law and Order League to Close Saloons Sunday in Chicago
The Law and Order league decided after a long meeting to issue printed notices to all saloon keepers in Chicago ordering them to close on Sunday. The notices warn that any saloon keeper who defies the order will be prosecuted by the league.
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Law and Order League
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New Settlers for Hermiston Land to Be Sold at Private Sale
One hundred twenty five claims of vacant land will be opened for settlement on the Umatilla irrigation project this fall. Officials expect private sale of deeded land and entry under the reclamation law for government land. The first come first served approach will likely govern openings at the land office in Hermiston as settlers watch progress of the project.
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Throat Slaying at Cor Nucopia Mine Sparks Feud
Millard J Donnelly a machinist at Union Companion mine was killed when Ben West struck him with a pocket knife after a night shift clash. West was arrested and the coroner’s inquest set before Baker County authorities decide on trial.
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Flood of gold from bond sale eyes market surge
New York November 18 The secretary Cortelyou offers sixty million dollars in Panama bonds and one hundred million in treasury certificates to back national bank circulation. Proceeds from certificates to be sold where needed, signaling immediate financial returns. Circulars issued November 18. Market aggressive with bid orders, higher prices and firm close.
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Judge rebukes auditor in Walsh trial in Chicago
In the Walsh trial Judge Anderson chastised Auditor William of the Southern Indiana railway for persistent quibbling as he identified entries from the company books. Prosecutor Dobyns protested the behavior while the examination continued.
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Socialist Leader Calls Militia Service a Plutocrat Tool
Victor Berger the Milwaukee socialist leader told the foreign labor committee of the American Federation that the American militia is not for defense against foreign enemies but for internal warfare to protect plutocrat property.
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Street Car Strikers Riot in Louisville
Riot after a street car strike in Louisville Kentucky left two policemen injured by bricks and several people beaten in a clash with police. The unrest followed an address by the wife of a discharged conductor and an improvised parade.
Cleary City Destroyed by Fire. Alaska Town Scorched
Fairbanks Alaska November 18 Cleary City located 17 miles away was wiped out by a blaze Saturday Only four business blocks and a few residences remain The Totem Saloon is the origin of the fire and losses reach 250000 before authorities contained it
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National Sunday Declared By Methodist Bishops
PortlandNovember18 The Methodist Bishops on the board of home missions and church extension set apart the first Sunday after Thanksgiving as National Sunday a holiday to devote to saving America from the wave of wrong churchmen deem as sweeping all collections on that day will fund the moving of America.
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Knight Stinson to Visit City Lodge in Salem Style
Prominent Knight Thetue LL R Stinson grand keeper of records and seal will visit the city from Salem. Damon Lodge No 4 will host an informal reception tonight. Glenn Winslow will receive the third rank at the lodge meeting this evening.
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Glenn Winslow
Terrific Gulf Wind Storm Reported
Mexico City dispatches state a terrific wind storm is raging along the Gulf coast with reports of damage and rising seas as authorities monitor the situation.
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Gulf Coast
Embezzler David Wolfe Captured in Tacoma
David Marlin Wolfe the embezzler was captured in Tacoma on Saturday. He is wanted for embezzling $12,500 from the Tyrone Penn Bank where he was employed.
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David Marlin Wolfe
Testimony in Bradley Triad widens defense plan
Washington November 1 Attorneys for Mrs. Bradley broaden defense after secretions from government witnesses. Defense witnesses rise to 30 as insanity evidence increases. John Hay testified about Bradley after the tragedy, suggesting mental unsoundness. Charles Cottrell supported Hayes, police noted erratic behavior at arrest but no proven insanity. Dr. W T Whitney linked blood poisoning to brain effects. Laurie McMahon reported erratic behavior post murder.
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Charles Cottrell
Hays
Bradley
W. T. Whitney
Salt Lake
Arthur Brown Bradley, Jr
Lauie McMahon
Helix Man Goes to Hot Lake for Treatment
I N Sones of Helix will be taken to Union County s famous sanitarium for a few weeks treatment after an operation. He has not fully recovered and will try the hot water there. He is accompanied by his father Inslow E Zeuske, a well known Helix farmer.
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Hot Lake
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Woman Ends Long Journey Through Wild Canadian Territory
Countess Moderone de St Pierre of Brittany France completed a 2000 mile trek through a largely unexplored Canadian region north of Edmonton with only Indian companions. She is in Seattle en route south and plans to visit Roosevelt on her way back to Paris.
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France
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Canada
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Dan Hart Released Over Incest Charge On Indian Reservation
In Portland federal court Judge Wolverton sustained Dan Hart's demurrer to the incest charge on the Umatilla reservation, ruling no federal statute covers such offenses between Indians. Hart, arrested 15 months ago, was ordered released from custody as state action becomes the only path if no federal law applies. District Attorney Phelps noted no further action possible without a federal statute.
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No Change in City Ticket Sets Dec 2 Vote
The East Oregonian notes no changes to the city ticket as petitions and acceptances were filed. On December 2 voters will choose in a contest that excludes only the mayoralty and water commissioners. Mayor Murphy is the sole candidate for mayor, likely to succeed Judge Fee, with council races expected to shape the mayoral outcome.
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Oklahoma Watchman Arrested After Town Burnings
Enid Oklahoma reports Clyde Canifax, a night watchman, arrested after ten incendiary attempts to burn the town in three days. He narrowly escaped a mob of about 400 angry citizens who sought lynching, his final act targeting a box car.
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Canifax
Cart hacking at tailor shop nets $1600 loss
Los Angeles on November 18 two men hacked up a cart in the rear of JL L Levin's tailor shop and seized a stock valued at 1600 dollars. No clue as yet.
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Los Angeles
JL. L Levin
Large supply of cider delivered by county farm superintendent
J B McMil, superintendent of the county farm, has produced a large quantity of excellent apple cider this fall and is now delivering it in the city. He selected his apples carefully and made a fine grade of cider.
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Decrease in United Railroads August Earnings
San Francisco reports President Calhoun's earnings brief for United Railroads for August during the strike shows gross receipts of $317,769, a drop of $111,542 from the prior year. The note reflects the impact of the strike on revenue.
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United Railioads
Gold Payroll Sent To Pendleton Workers In lieu of Checks
Over $10,000 in gold distributed by the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company to employees in Pendleton and surrounding divisions. No checks issued this month, all wages paid in gold with 35,000 in gold shipment from Portland aiding today. Cash received last day and holiday payments enable smooth future cashing and banking in Pendleton.
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O. R. & N. Company
F. J. Quinlan
Portland
Pendleton
Oregon
Quinlan
Ganuhl
Permits Filing of Papers in Gwelorgetown Trial
After opening court in the Powers trial Judge Morris allowed filing of defense avowals and prosecution counter avowals about the pardon granted by Governor Tiyulor. The examination of veniremen resumed.
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Tiyulor
Firemen Die in Fargo Plant Fire at Crane Threshing Plant
Two firemen named White and Hartman were killed when falling debris at a five story J I Crane Threshing Machine company plant fire in Fargo North Dakota caused around 200000 dollars in loss last night.
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Goose Hunter Injured By Gun Explosion Near Arlington
Ralph Harford foreman on Judge Mariner's ranch was wounded in the left wrist when a double-barrel shotgun exploded while goose hunting near Blalock. Arlington doctor says injury not serious. Harford, from Willamette valley, has worked on the ranch for some time.
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Nelson to close Indio health camp for consumptives
Wealthy St. Louis philanthropist M O Nelson says his Indio health camp in Coachella valley will end at month end. He alleges some consumptives spread word of an easy living, exploiting his generosity and charitable health program.
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Los Angeles
M. O. Nelson
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