Pendleton Defeats Baker in Eastern Oregon Football Showdown
Pendleton high school dominated Baker in a I a decisive victory at Round-Up Park securing the eastern Oregon championship. Coach Lytle’s new style offense overwhelmed the miners with fast open plays, shifting lineups and crisscross runs while the Pendleton line stalled Baker’s heavy smash approach. Captain Hinderman and Cuff Jordan were top ground gainers as Pendleton capitalized on multiple trick plays and a 35 yard end run rousing the crowd.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Lytle
Baker
Pendleton Lada
Asbalir
Hinderman
Cuff Jordan
Tan
Tvon Sturdivant
Thompson
McDonald
Onda Wie
Chapman
Fee
Metord
Bronauch
Ames
Walla Walla
Faker
Pendiston
Arinal
Jordan
Jake
Sturdivant
Miners
Roooters
United States Army Ordered To Prepare For Mexico
Washington broadcast states the army is to be ready to move to the Mexican border at short notice amid reports of a new Mexican revolution. About 6000 U.S. troops are near the border as officials seek to enforce neutrality and prevent arms passage. In Los Angeles Joe Rivera and Frankie Conley announce a 20 round bout at Vernon with a 125 pound limit.
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Washington
D. C
Bul-letin
ji—Coneral
Leonard Wood
Revistas
México
United States
Sate Department
Los Angeles
Joe Rivera
Frankie Conley
Kenosha
Wis
Vernon
La Follette Fires First Campaign Gun
Washington November 14 The first gun in the La Follette campaign for the Republican presidential nomination in 1912 was fired by McCormick a La Follette political manager who attacked President Taft. The statement says Taft is well meaning but unable to understand the needs of the times and the American people and unable to appreciate his own inconsistencies.
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Washington, D.C
la Follette
McCormick
Taft
Pendleton vs Baker gridiron clash noted in rough play
Pendleton and Baker battled in a rugged game with several yardage bursts and penalties. Pendleton led 3 to 0 at halftime as Hinderman and Fee combined for a late first-half score while Baker struggled to cross the line despite multiple gains and pushes by McCord and Jordan.
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McCord
Pendleton
Hinderman
Hronaugh
Baker
Seoulartoer
McDonald
Fee
Sturdivant
Houser
Jordan
Miners
Ling
Thcht
Three Bucks
Packers May Face 10 Prison Terms in Sherman Case
Chicago November 18 A federal judge quashed the writ of habeas corpus for J Ogden Armour and nine other packers accused in the beef trust case The ruling moves the case toward trial on Monday with options including a U S Supreme Court ruling on the Sherman Antitrust Act The defense plans an appeal and may seek mandamus to halt the trial while preserving custody under district court jurisdiction
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Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
Kohlguat
Beefera
Kohlsaat
United States Supreme Court
Kohisaat
District Court
Kohlsiat
Moyer
Supreme Court
Popular Student of High School Dies from Typhoid Fever
Marshall Warren, a well known high school student, died at his parents' Kimler Place home after a prolonged illness with typhoid fever. Funeral services were held in the afternoon at 1. The Warren family mourns with three brothers and many friends in attendance. Reports indicate additional typhoid fever cases in the neighborhood.
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Marshall Warren
Kimler Place
Cemetery Road
Andecenayrd
Telt
Warrens
Tacoma Officials Discuss OW, TR and N Extension Plan
President Farrell of the OW RL N outlined a proposal for a ten mile tunnel through the Cascades to connect Seattle with the Yakima valley. He said electrification of the line is being considered and estimates are being prepared.
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Tacoma
Harrimin
Seattle
Yakima Valley
Farrell
Wealthy eastern Washington stockman drowned near Colfax
Jamee Campbell one of the wealthiest stock men in eastern Washington was drowned near Colfax while crossing the river bridge. He owned 2000 acres near Tampa used as a sheep ranch and held other holdings in Whitman county.
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Sheepmvin
Spokane
Jamee Campbell
Washington
Colfax
Campbell
Tampa
Whitman County
Beattie to Me Game in Richmond as Death Looms
Governor Mann reiterated he will not interfere in the Henry Beattie case. Beattie remains in his cell, muttering and seemingly indifferent as his death approaches next Friday.
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Beattie
Richmond
Mann
Henry Beattie
Japan Seeks to Fight for All Nations in China
Peking dispatch reports Premier Yuan claims repulsed imperialist attacks at Hankow with heavy losses. U.S. citizens are ordered to leave interior China for treaty ports as anti foreign threats rise. Desperate battles continue at Nanking with rebels appearing to gain, while Japan reportedly offers to act for other powers from Korea with two full divisions, feared to curb American foothold in China.
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Peking
Yuan
Hankow Fa
United States
China
Nanking
Jags
Air
Tokio
Korea
Japan
Ching
Rebels Newring Capital
Rebels in Hupeh province march toward Peking with revolutionaries camping near Chi Li 500 miles from the capital as telegrams report. Pro vince forces advance from other provinces to join the movement.
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Newring
San Francisco
Hupeh
Chi Li
Peking
West Coast railway plans from North Yakima to Tacoma debated
Robert S Lovett head of the Hurrian railway declined to speak on plans for a North Yakima to Tacoma line and referred to J L Farrell president of the Oregon Washington Railroad Navigation company who said surveys are underway for routes via Nachez Pass Cascade mountains and Cowlite Pass with another unconfirmed option.
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Taroma
Wash
Robert S. Lovett
North Yakima
Tacoma
J. 1 Farrell
Oregon- Washington Railroad & Navigation Campany
Cascade Mountains
Nachez Pass
Cowlite Pass
Princeton Beats Yale Harvard Wins Big Four Title
Princeton defeats Yale 6 to 0 in a hard fought game with kickoff fumbles and a first period touchdown by Princeton. Harvard edges Cambridge unknown score as the period ends with Howe adding a field goal from the 20 yard line. No further scoring.
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New Imiven
Novo
Dprinceton
Yale
Princeton
Baker
Howe
Starvard
Cambritve
Wurvira
Marmour
Letter Returned After Forty-Seven Years From War Service
Tom Madden of Towanda, a WWII veteran, received a letter he wrote to his wife at Fortress Monroe forty seven years ago. The missive arrived in a different envelope and postmark, suggesting it was mislaid or misrouted for years. He asks his wife to obtain a pair of pants as stated in the note. Bishop O Reilly conducts regular Pendleton visits to the Catholic parish.
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Wilkes-Barre
Tom Madden
Towanda
Here
Third Penneytvning Heavy Artillery
Fortress Monroe
Howanda Maitlden
May Secure Jury in Another Month
In Los Angeles on November 14 Judge Pardwell qualified eight more veniremen in the McNamara trial, bringing drawn salesmen to 306 and jurors accepted to six. The court aims to finish by December 15 with a ruling limiting examination of veniremen. Rumor that fourteen jurors may be needed to cover substitutes, while lawyers doubt California law allows such qualification to nullify the proceedings. Eight jurors have qualified, including J. H. Marshall who was rejected by both sides though opposed to circumstantial evidence. A new venire list was drawn for Monday, and Marshall faces likely later challenges amid claims of labor-union prejudice.
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Los Angeles
Pardwell
Bordwell
California
J. H. Marshall
Marshall
Distriet Atttorney Fradericks
Mon Jay Darrow
Fred Dee Meyer
Harriman Lines to Dissolve to Avoid Antitrust Action
San Francisco Nov 1 Judge Lovett head of the Harriman system plans dissolving agreements among four western railroads the Southern Pacific Oregon Short Line O W R N and Union Pacific to head off a potential federal antitrust suit He is in Portland and will be in San Francisco Monday to finalize dissolution plans.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
Lovett
Harriman Railroad
Harriman Western
Southern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
O-W
Union Pacific
Portland
Longest letter ever written read in Los Angeles
Los Angeles November 18. Frank Hamilton and his wife read what is believed a world record long letter penned by C Milton Morse of Portland Oregon. The 22000 word missive fills a continuous wrapping paper sheet twenty nine feet long. Morse wrote the letter in jest after Mamilltons chided him for lack of interest and he had written for seventy minutes on weekdays for two months and twice that on Sundays.
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Los Angeles
Mra
Frank Hamilton
Los Angles
C. Milton Morse
Portland
Ore
Mamiltans
Mamilltons
Morse
Walla Walla Man Killed By Street Car Accident
Walla Walla of Pizen, a retired farmer and former state legislator, died at St Mary hospital about 4:50 after a street car incident. He toppled from the car, struck the pavement, suffering a skull fracture. Doctors gave no hopes of recovery.
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Wait Walla
Wash
Jrerh
St Mary Hospital
Walt
Secoudant
KB. B. Shaw
Oregon and Wash Battle in Notable College Contest
Equally matched in weight, experience and honors, Oregon and Washington are carrying on a battle royal in a notable game. Both teams bring strong lineups and seasoned players as they contest for key regional honors.
Final Result Washington 29 Oregon 4
Washington defeats Oregon with a decisive 29 to 4 finish. In the first half Washington leads 17 to 3 and maintains clear control throughout the game.
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Washington
Oregon
Oregon and Washington Meet in Fierce Northwest Grid Clash
Portland November 18 at Multnomah Field the Oregon and Washington football elevens wage a fierce Northwest championship battle. Coaches Warner and Dobie share confidence in their teams, noting the strong weights and evenly matched lineups as key factors for the contest.
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Portland
Ore
Multnomah Field
University of Oregon
University of Washington
Northwest Athletics
Warner
Oregon
Washington
Dobie
Pullen
G Kellogg
Presley
Frisco election scandal probe discussed in court
Frisco election case centers on charges that public service corporations spent about 150 000 dollars to influence the vote. Attorney Pickett accuses John Kelly, once a notable independent league figure, of leading a drive to remove Pickett from office under the purity act and plans to file a petition in the superior court to pursue the matter.
Tailroad Man Personal Crisis Reports In Spokane
Spokane reports a railroad man from Fasco named W. C. Wool committed suicide at a hotel this morning. About 9:20 a chambermaid found him seated upright in a chair with a bullet wound through the head, the pistol lies beside him. The bullet entered the right temple.
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Spokane
Wash
W. C. Wool
Fasco
Wood
Iman
Motion to form new baseball league passes at convention
A motion to form a new class baseball league including the American Association of City leagues the Pacific Coast league and the Eastern League passed 35 to 3 in San Antonio Texas on November 18 after failing 2 to 1 on the first ballot at the National Association of Minor Baseball Leagues convention.
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San Antonio
Tex
Clita
National Association of Minor Baseball Leagues
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