Huerta Leaves National Palace for Safer Place
Mexico City reports Huerta retreats to Chapultepec castle in seclusion, surrounded by soldiers, as foreigners flee by special trains. Washington notes rising rumors of a rift between the administration and Carranza over post Huerta plan. Vera Cruz and Mexico City show quiet but growing anti American sentiment amid Huerta support. Congress faces quorum questions while arrests rise tied to anti Huerta plots. Juarez fall and Victoria’s risk loom in the north.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Chapultercc Castle
Washington
Carranza
Wilson
Villa
Juarez
Carranz
Hale
Carranna
Nogales
John Lind
Shaughneasy
Vera Cruz
Manzanillo
Senate
Congress
Victoria
Tamaulipas State
Trains On 3 F Run On Time In Houston
Trains on the Southern Pacific Atlantic Division ran on schedule. Striking trainmen returned to work and a joint committee from four unions will be received without submitting grievances to the federal board of ponellistion.
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Houston
Texas
Southern Pacific
Atlantic
Federal Board of Ponellistion
A. F. of
Huerta
Tle
Atlantic Division
Socialist opposition to new labor party stance at AFL meet
Seattle November 18. At the AFL convention George L. Terry proposals to form a labor party and affiliate with socialists faced a setback. Socialist delegates after a caucus pledged to block the resolution and urged forming another party to avoid affiliating with outside organizations. Also noted are coal area figures: 316,000 square miles of the United States with an estimated 160,000 square miles underlain by marketable coal.
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Seattle
George L. Terry
American Federation of Labor
United States
Walla Walla Frontier Days totals and debts disclosed
Secretary B F B Johnson reported the Frontier Days events in Walla Walla last September drew 25 367 attendees across three exhibitions and 31 464 for the fall and frontier show. Outstanding indebtedness nears 28 000 dollars with notes 30 223 41 and accounts 7 500.
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Walla Walla
B. F B. Johnson
Johnson
Fair and Frontier Show
Uiven
W. A. Ritz
Kh. F. Johnson
Pendleton
Red McLean
Prince Wrede Fined for Libeling Phone Girls in Berlin
In Berlin on November 18 Prince Wrede, a member of a renowned South German family, paid a court martial fine of 7.50 after accusing local telephone exchange girl operators of reading novels. The charges were not substantiated despite appeals through the courts.
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Berlin
Prince Wrede
Tial
Lancers
Havana
Pendleton Receives Extension Benefits From University
Pendleton becomes the first city in the state to gain extension benefits from the University of Oregon. Three instructors will tour the area this week to bring university teachings to those unable to visit the campus. Dr Clifton Hodge arrives tomorrow to speak four times at the high school auditorium. His talks include Preservation of Game Oregon's Problem. Prof Rebec will address civic issues on Friday, followed Saturday by Dr Joseph Schafer, head of the history department.
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Pendleton
University of Oregon
Clifton Hodge
Rebec
Joseph Schafer
Hodge
Fish and Game Association
Oregon
Rebee and
Schafer
Coyotes Stir Fear in Baker County, Oregon
In Baker County on November 18, reports describe hydrophobia among coyotes and infected dogs, with cattle bitten, sparking fear around Haines. Trapper George Hodson arrived in Baker with ten coyote pelts, noting coyotes acting strange and unusually tame, letting hunters approach.
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Baker
Ore
Haines
George Hodson
Women of Connecticn rally in bid to stop hanging of girl
General news items report efforts by Women of Connecticut to save a girl facing execution for the murder of her husband. Other items note alleged Villa plot against Carranza, Thaw habeas corpus case in New Hampshire court, and various political and social developments.
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Connecticn
General Villa
Carranza
Harry ‘Thaw
New Trampshire
King Alfon
Paris
Becaie
Trandeis
Magaine
Thaw Appears in Federal Court in New York Case
Harry Thaw and his lawyers faced Judge Aldrich in Concord Nova Scotia for a preliminary habeas hearing on Jerome’s petition. The judge signaled he would decide if Thaw faces an extraditable offense, as both sides prepare for further debate at the federal session.
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Aldrich
Concord
New Hampshire
Harry Thaw
Jerome
King Alfonso to Roam Incognito Amid Guard Detail
King Alfonso of Spain tours the city incognito despite detectives assigned to guard him. The monarch and Queen Victoria are visitors for a few days before departing to Vienna Berlin and London. The police report growing concern over his wandering and attempts to evade surveillance.
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Alfonso
Spain
Queen Victoria
Vienna
Berlin
London
Lone train robber claims mail car on Southern Pacific
A lone bandit hijacked a mail car on Southern Pacific No. 77 between Los Angeles, San Jose, and San Francisco. He bound three mail clerks, rifled registered mail, and discarded money orders and unwanted items. The robbery occurred last night during the long stop near the city.
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San Francisco
Aramed
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
San Jose
Brandeis Tackles Investment Banks in Money Trust Series
New York dated November 18. Louis Brandeis previews the opening piece of Breaking the Money Trust in Harper’s Weekly. He labels the investment banker as the dominant force behind a financial oligarchy guiding railroads public utilities and large corporations. He cites Morgan Drexel Kidder Peabody and Kuhn Loeb as leading firms shaping this power.
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New York
Laouis Brandeis
Tharper's Weekly
Public Service
Morgan Company
Drexel Company
Kidder-Peabody Company
Kuhnloeb Company
Berlin Demographic Snapshot Shows Women Lead
In Berlin the count of women aged seventy and over is 25,204 versus 12,898 men. The data indicates three of every four menagenarians are women.
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Berlin
Germany
Fire at Hampton home destroys residence of farmer
Fire gutted the Tom R. Hampton residence just north of Lee street bridge on a county road, destroying the house and contents for an estimated 6000 with 2500 insured. The blaze started from a private gas light plant in the rear, aided by rain that saved the barn and outbuildings. Firefighters arrived as flames consumed the house, and only a bucket of milk saved outside safety.
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Tom R. Hampton
Lee Street
Hampton
Narrow escape as Hampton family survives house fire
Mr. and Mrs. Hampton and all children escaped a house fire that struck while they prepared dinner. Mrs. Hampton entered a bedroom to save belongings and flames cut off her exit, forcing Mr. Hampton to signal her to flee by a window. The 56 year old house, valued at 4500 with 1750 insured, suffered substantial loss including 759 on furniture with Norwich Union.
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Mrs. Hampton
Mr. Hampton
Norwich Union
Lee Moorhouse
Tom Roark
San Francisco
West vows to end deportations for good
Salem Ore Nov 1 Captain Harry Metcalf of Cottage Grove heads to Florence to investigate deportations for Governor West. West says he will await Metcalf report before deciding action and will make a lasting example of the case.
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West
Salem
Ore
Harry Metcalf
Cottage Grove
Florence
L W. W
Metcalfs
Rebel leader Gemilla believed planning assassination plot
Local officials and merchants gave extravagant receptions to U S delegates after a visit by the Commercial expedition in South America. The trip included routes through Tetegates and Balaverry with Eton noted in the sequence.
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Gemilla
S. America
Acasmayo
South America
Eton
Balaverry
United States
Citier
Local Candidate Slates For City Offices
The Candidates list for mayor W F Matlock and treasurer Lee Moor house. Water commissioner positions include Marion Jack J A Beet C F Colesworthy for year terms and J T Brown for full term. Councillor races show DD D Phelps first ward E J Murphy second ward Joseph Eli third ward BE Hutchison and John L Vaughan fourth ward.
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W. F. Matlock
Lee Moorhouse
Marion Jack
J. A. Beet
C. F. Colesworthy
J. T. Brown
D. Phelps
E. J. Murphy
Joseph Eli
BE. Hutchison
John L Vaughan
City election ballot to be held December first
The ballot list for the general city election on Monday December 1 shows two contested races for water commissioner and fourth ward councilman with未擁 two candidates each. Dr J A Best and Charles F Colesworthy battle for the water commission unexpired four year term while S B Hutchison and John Valghan contest the fourth ward council seat. All other offices have a single candidate. Voters will also decide on the commission government charter proposed by a citizen committee via initiative petition.
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FitzGerald Iis
J. A. Best
Charles F. Colesworthy
S. B Hutchison
John Valghan
Commission
Rates on polea and piling upheld across Oregon to California
The interstate commerce commission upheld present rates on polea and piling from Oregon to California in a decision issued today. The ruling confirms the existing pricing structure affecting shipments along the coast and inland routes, with no change to duties or classifications announced.
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Washington
Oregon
California
Interstate Commerce Commission
Carranza Braces for Villas Challenge Amid Mexican Crisis
Reports from Douglas and El Paso say General Villa seeks to oust Carranza and move on Mexico City, Juarez is seen as pivotal, with Chihuahua seen falling soon. Villa funds his troops from Juarez lenders and reports claim Tampico’s capture.
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Dougles
Arizona
General Villa
Carranga
Mexico City
Juarez
Curranga
Wilson
Carranza
EL Paso
Villa
Saii
Chihuahua City
Official referendum count reported for University of Oregon repair fund
Salem Ore November 18 official count of the recent referendum returns shows the repair fund of 75000 for the University of Oregon For 56659 against 10600, majority for measure 16093. Continued on page twelve.
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Salem. Ore
Olcott
University of Oregon
President Wilson Proclaims Thanksgiving Day
President Wilson issued the first Thanksgiving proclamation naming Thursday November 27 as Thanksgiving Day. The notice credits God for mercies and blessings, notes peace at home and abroad, pride in the Isthmus of Panama work, and speaks of a coming era of new co operation and progress.
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Wilson Gelled
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Hem
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