Revolution in Mexico Starts New uprising in Chihuahua capital
Rumors and reports from Mexico describe a spreading revolt against Diaz with revolutionary bands massing. Three hundred armed Mexicans crossed the Rio Grande toward San Carlos aiming to seize Chihuahua as their capital, marching in three divisions toward Aldama Javalt and San Carlos.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Diaz
Laredo
Texas
Rio Grande
San Carlos
Chihuahua
Dias
Aldama
Javalt
Hundreds Shot Down in Mexico Border Turmoil
Hundreds said killed as Mexican revolutionaries clashed with soldiers near Zacatras and Alniege. Reports cite unmarked mass burials by order of officials, with death toll estimates ranging from 100 to 500. Mexican troops mass along the border to counter the uprising, while Francisco Madero remains a fugitive in the mountains.
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el Paso
Texas
Zacatras
el Pano
Alniege
Delrio
Rio Grande
Francisco Madero
Knox to seek troops to guard Mexican neutrality treaty
Secretary Knox will request the War Department order troops to preserve the neutrality treaty with Mexico. The State Department reports growing Mexican and American gathering with invasion intent. Advices from Ambassador Wilson confirm outbreaks at Juarez and Paola, with government control in both towns.
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Knox
Washington
War Department
Mexico
State Department
Wilson
Juarez
Pabla
Kansas to gain another congressman
The Census shows Kansas population at 1,690,049 up 240,464. The increase entitles Kansas to an additional congressman under the reapportionment.
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Washington
Kansas
Havana Plan for Flight to Key West Thriller
Havana plans a dramatic flight from Havana to Key West as Johnnie Moissant asks President Gomez of Cuba for backing. Moissant seeks Gomez support to stage a two week aviation meet on the island and end with an attempted overwater flight.
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Havana
Key West
Johnnie Moissant
Gomez
Cuba
Moissant
Gomes
Wet November Promises Record Rainfall in Local Report
The current November is shaping up as one of the wettest on record for this section. Rainfall has surpassed normal by two inches, with measurements around 2.62 inches to date, far above the 1.51 inch monthly average. last year’s November was also very wet, while this month’s precipitation is nearly all rain and wind has been unusually strong and March-like for November.
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Morn- Siver
Residents jailed after defiant fare protest in Riverton
Twenty five Riverton residents were arrested by deputy sheriffs and jailed in Seattle for refusing to pay the Interurban elevated fare hike to ten cents. Crowds gathered as others traveled by train and automobile to Seattle, sparked by more than 200 who refused payment yesterday.
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Seattle
Riverton
Archbishop Glennon Denounces Socialism in Labor Speech
Arch bishop Glennon denounces socialism in St Louis addressing labor groups and warning that some laborers waste earnings in saloons, forming revolutionary ideas. He cites Pope Leo and cites a warning against Christian Science as part of his broader critique.
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St. Louis
Glennon
American Federation of Labor
Pope Leo
Pontiff
Football Still Claims Victims Among Players
Chicago November 21 with Thanka elving games left there have been 22 football related deaths this season under revised rules. The toll is eight fewer than last year and may rise as hospital patients could die. Major injuries include 65 broken collarbones 40 leg breaks 37 noses 30 ribs 20 ankles 17 wrists 17 fingers and 13 broken shoulders.
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Chicago
Lorimer Exoneration Expected By Senate Committee
Senator Burrows stated the Lorimer investigation panel will report at the next session of Congress. The anticipated majority finding is that bribery charges tied to his election will not be proven.
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Washington
Burrows
Lorimer
Congress
King creates Baron de Villiers of Wynberg title
The king has pleased to confer by letters patent the dignity of baron of the United Kingdom on Sir John Henry te Villiers Chief Justice of South Africa. The new title is Baron de Villiers of Wynberg in the Cape Province and Union of South Africa.
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London
United Kingdom
John Henry Te Villiers
South Africa
Baron de Villiers
Wynberg
Cape of Good Hope
Union of South Africa
Berlin Police Chief Denies Brutality Claims
Herr von Jagow, chief of the Berlin police, back from London, says Prussian tyranny talk is empty and unfounded. He refutes allegations of police brutality as mere empty talk amid public debate.
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Berlin
Herr von Jagow
London
Crippen to be hanged as Churchill declines reprieve
Crippen will face execution for his wife’s murder after Secretary Churchill refuses to intervene. Crippen collapsed and wept when told, saying his poverty prevented acquittal and that only medical testimony could prove his innocence. He also lamented the loss of a hoped new trial and life with Laneve.
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Tome
Affice
Nefuses
Athel la Hhere
London
Navy
Hawley H. Crippen
Secretary of Home Affairs
Churchill
Crippen
Court of Appeals
Leneve Visits Crippen Prison Before Hanging
Dr Crippen and Ethel Leneve wept as she visited his cell at Rentonville Prison. The pair plan to meet again tomorrow for the last time before the hanging on Wednesday.
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Miss Leneve
Rentonville Prison
Dr. Crippen
Ethel Leneve
Galveston Hosts First National Commission Plan Congress
Galveston Texas November 21 delegates from municipalities across the country gathered to study the commission form of city government originated in Galveston. Advocates cite centralized power and nonpartisan boards as benefits while noting successes in Des Moines Lynn Mass and Baltimore discussions. Galveston’s post hurricane recovery is highlighted as proof the plan could sustain urban revival.
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Galveston
Tex
Des Moines
Lynn
Mass
Baltimore
Commission
Four Hubbel family killed in Barnard fire murder
Four members of Ora Hubbel’s family were found dead in a charred Barnard home after an arson fire. Ora Hubbel, his wife Josie age 6 and Welton age 4 were identified among the victims. Authorities say all were shot and burned to conceal the crime, with a motive described as robbery. Bloodhounds and a posse pursue suspects, and farmer Hezekiah Roscoe was arrested in Marysville in connection with the case.
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Barnard
Hubbel
Ora Hubbel
Josie
Welton
Mra. Hubbel
Hubbell
Marysville
Hezekiah Roscoe
Pendleton Visitor John Durham Tours Hotel Echo
John Durham, manager of the Hotel Echo, visits Pendleton as a local business guest. The brief shows a pictured profile of a visiting manager associated with the hotel.
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John Durham
Echo
Pendleton
Tolstoi Burial Sparks Royal Edict Row Over Manuscripts
In Yasnava Russia on November 21 Count Leo Tolstoi dies and his body is brought home for burial with peasant crowds awaiting services at Poverty Oak. Tolstoi's widow faces a church dispute as officials plan a formal ceremony while a legal wrangle over his manuscripts rages between Mitchikoff and Tolstoi’s family.
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Yasnava
Polina
Russian
Leo Tolstoi
Russia
Tolsto
Tolstoi
Cerad
Forfa
Mitchikoff
Great Britain
Walter Brookins May Never Fly Again
Kangis City reports Walter Brookins, once a Wright pupil, may never fly again after Ralph Johnstone’s death in Denver. Brookins, departing for Denver, feared losing nerve and vowed not to rise high. Denver dispatch notes Brookins denies quitting flying and plans to travel with Archie Hoxie to Vancouver to fly tonight.
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Walter Brookins
Kangis City
Wright
Denver
Ralph Johnstone
Brookins
Walter Brook Ins
Archie Hoxie
Vancouver
Schenk case gets continuance for five pleas
Mrs Schenk charged with attempting to poison her millionaire husband appeared in Wheeling criminal court for arraignment. Her lawyers asked for continuance to argue five pleas for dismissal of the indictment. The woman was returned to jail. Prosecutor Handlan said trial will commence probably December 10.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Paris Crop Failures Stir Hard Times Across Nation
Paris reports show the potato crop is a failure this year. President Leveau of the vegetable syndicate warns the poor will struggle to get by and that everyone, not just workers, will face higher costs and scarcer food. Barley and oat crops have also declined sharply.
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Paris
Leveau
Vegetable Syndicate
Hamley Harness Co forms in Pendleton with 14000 capital
Pendleton forms the Hamiley Harness company with 14000 capital, incorporators J J Hamley Fred J McMonies and Leater H Hamley. Fred McMonies joins as a leading saddle maker, planning to relocate from Portland to Pendleton to head the saddle department and boost factory capacity and sales.
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Hamiley Harness Company
J. J. Hamley
Fred J. McMonles
Leater H. Hamley
Portland
Fred J. McMonies
McMonies
Bert Keller
America
Pendleton
MeMonies
W. H MeMonies Company
Indians and Ors Fight Over Use of Range
Two Indians killed and two wounded in an ambush clash with cattlemen on the Helent Montana reservation. Sheriff en route to investigate. Claims say cattlemen were aggressors while arrests of stockmen are expected. Conflict centers on range use.
Democrats File Expense Statement With County Clerk
Democratic central committee spent 557.05 in the recent campaign with main items 52.60 band, 191.25 East Oregonian advertising, 112.50 car hire. Principal contributors were J. B. Saylor and Sheriff T. D. Taylor at 76 each plus smaller gifts from Ben Hill, T. J. Tweedy, M. K. Hall, J. W. Maloney, E. J. Murphy, Leon Cohen, R. J. Slater, Will M. Peterson, and James Johns plus many $1 to $5 donors. Dr. C. J. Smith spent 96.40 with costs including Echoes Echoes 5.50, East Oregonian 16.20, railroad fare 8.60, central committee 25, typewriting 10, stamps 30. Taylor’s total included 75 to central committee, 60 newspaper advertising and cards, stamps and writing $1.60. J. B. Saylor also spent 20 more in the campaign.
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Democratic Central Committee
East Ore- Goenlan
Democratic
J. B. Saylor
T. D. Taylor
Ben Hill
T. J. Tweedy
M. K. Hall
J. W. Maloney
E. J. Murphy
Leon Cohen
R. J. Slater
Will M. Peterson
James Johns
Smith
Dr. Smith
Echo's Echoes
East Oregonian
Central Committee
Sheriff T. D. Taylor
Reids Socially Inactive London Entourage Plans Quiet Christmas
The American ambassador and Mrs. Rich will host no large entertainments at Dorchester House before Christmas but will hold weekend parties at Wrest Park. Admiral Beatty and Mrs. Beatty reside at their Regent's Park town house and Mrs. Beatty boasts of dining with Lord Kitchener before his Egypt departure. Mrs. James Henry Smith, sister of Mrs. Beatty, and other American society figures will help steer society away from politics in coming weeks.
Portland Journal appoints new circulation chief for east Oregon
Boskowiks of the circulation department of the Portland Journal arrived yesterday from Portland and will establish headquarters in this city to oversee circulation for eastern Oregon.
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Boskowiks
Portland Journal
Portland
Oregon
Daylight burglary nets cash from Tallman Drug Store
A bold daylight break in at Tallman Drug Company, corner Main and Alte streets, yielded about 135 to 155 dollars after a rear window entry. The robber pried open a rear door, entered, opened the safe and rifled the register, leaving only a chisel behind. Sheriff and officers investigated.
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Tallman Drug Company
Alte
Taylor
Tallman Store
Alta Street
St Louis Hen Show Opens Third Annual Exhibition
In St Louis Olive street the St Louis Poultry Pigeon and Pet Stock association hosts its third annual exhibition. The event showcases a thousand barnyard sounds and features prize birds from Missouri Illinois and nearby states. The show runs through the week with hopes of eclipsing the Kansas City state poultry show next week and includes a substantial turkey display despite Thanksgiving near.
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St. Louis
Olive Street
St. Louis Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association
Missouri
Illinois
Kans
Pendleton welcomes C W Howell on a return visit
C W Howell formerly with the local office of the Bureau of Animal Industry arrives in Pendleton and is hosted by local friends after arriving Saturday afternoon from the Denver office.
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C. W. Howell
Bureau of Animal Industry
Denver
Pendleton
Duels in Paria Leave Two Wounded in Right Limbs
Count Raymond De Castellane and George Cassel engaged in two duels in Paria on November 21. De Castellane cut Count L'Estang’s right hand, Cassel punctured Jean Marnold’s right arm. Dispute arose after L'Estang allegedly insulted De Castellane at a skating rink and after Marnold wrote a newspaper article.
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Paria
Raymond de Castellane
Count Boni
L’estang
George Cassel
Jean Marnold
de Castellane
Case
Marnard
Arnold
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University of Athens
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Jim Takos
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California
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