Turkey Rejects Balkans Peace Terms and Orders Fight
Reports from Constantinople and London state that Turkey rejected allied peace terms and Nazim Pasha was ordered to resume fighting. Dispatches mention gunfire at the Bosphorus, possible massacres at Jaffa, and the Russian cruiser Oleg heading there amid broader Balkan turmoil.
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Constantinople
The
Porte
Turkey
Lemion
Eng
Balkan States
Nazim Pasha
Bosphorous
Jaffa
Oleg
London
Balkans
Saroff
Hademoul
Tehatalja
Would Blow-Up Newspapers 100
Los Angeles on November 21 reports Charl Reiterbach a would be bomber of the central police station is deemed sane by neurology expert James T. Fisher and police surgeon Dr Chaz Carter. Reiterbach faces concealed weapons charges with bail set at 20000 pounds. He vows revenge on newspapers and police claiming he fashioned bombs to destroy papers and attach infernal devices to reporters.
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Los Angeles
Charl Reidelbach
Central Police Station
James T. Fisher
Chaz Carter
Reiterbach
Topeka Returns Show Wilson Leads By Large Margin
Official complete returns from Topeka Kansas on November 21 report Wilson with a plurality of 23 447. Tak fathead carries a single county. The article also notes sermons in atone and mentions Will pickles in lunch boxes of high school girls.
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Topeka
Kan
Wilson
Tak Fathead
Local woman not yet bride sails without groom
Mrs Marie Vinier formerly Pendleton and Portland native was to marry Z A Toye aboard the steamer Vasaria in New York. Toye missed connections in Chicago. Vinier sailed alone toward Buenos Aires while Toye headed to Europe then South America. The ceremony was planned on shipboard with a wedding breakfast but was postponed.
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Vinier
Pendleton Wonmat
Toye
South America
New York
Marie Vinier
Buenos Ayres
Vasaria
Z A. Toye
Pendleton
Ore
Mra. Winier
Portland
Oregon Short Line
Manuel Pulazzo
Europe
Chinese Troops Concentrated in Pekin for Mongolia Push
Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese forces massing in Pekin in preparation to move against Russian forces in Mongolia. The president is described as powerless amid the unfolding crisis.
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Russia
Shanghai
Pekin
Mongolia
Marquam Building Collapses in Downtown Portland
Eight stories of the Marquam building on Sixth Street collapsed today in Portland Oregon endangering the structure which houses the Portland Orpheum theater and hundreds of offices. Streets around the heart of the business district were roped off and traffic halted.
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Marquam
Portland
Sixth Street
Portland Orpheum Theater
Railroad Street May Be Next to Be Paved
Indications point strongly to paving Railroad Street between Milo and Garden in the near future. A petition from Phul Bowman for the improvement was granted by the council. The Bowman Hotel block fronting on Railroad Street would be affected. The city also declared the necessity of paving College Street between Webb and Court. The council elected Sharon as chairman after Brock’s resignation.
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Railroad Street
Milo
Garden
Phul Bowman
Bowman
Ow. Tt. & N. Company
College Street
Webb and
Court
Sharon Ia
Sharon
Brock
Fire Committee
Fire Department
Arthur Keenan
Joe McConnell
Pendleton High to Meet The Dalles in Key Local Clash
Pendleton high school football faces The Dalles high school tomorrow at Round-up Park with a 2:39 kickoff. The visiting team weighs about 170 pounds per man and has defeated Chemawa Indians Lincoln High and Columbia University teams. Pendleton risks its lone home game of the year as coaches Lytle and Asbuhr pin hopes on a strong turnout and a dramatic contest.
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Pendleton
Husky
Dalles
Easion
Dallas
Columbia River Gladiators
Chemawa Indians
Lincoln High
Columbia University
Portland
Floral Bunch
Lytle
Asbuhr
State Hopes to Convict Gibson in Szabo Murder Case
Goshen, Nov 21. Estlee Tompkins denied motions to dismiss indictments in the Burton W. Gibson murder case. Prosecutors argue Gibson killed Mrs. Ross Szabo for her money in banks. DA Rodgers expects conviction. Dr. Schultze and Huskins may testify that the woman was strangled, not drowned. Gibson’s testimony decision pending.
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Goshen
Estlee Tompkins
Burton W. Gibson
Ross Szabo
Tompkins
Gibson
Rodgers
Schultze
Huskins
Will Block R R Merger in New England
Washington November 21 The department of justice plans to enjoin the traffic agreement between the Grand Trunk and the New York New Haven Hartford railroads to break the railroad monopoly in New England A special agent was sent to New York to inspect papers and correspondence related to the agreement The Grand Trunk has not accepted yet but a formal action is likely.
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Washington
New England
Department of Justice
Grand Trunk
New York, New Haven & Whrtford
Srecnl
New York
Quacks Held Awaiting Indictment in Nationwide Probe
Washington reports a countrywide inquiry into quacks has led to 160 arrests with more indictments expected. Chief Postal Inspector Sharpe said he hopes all detainees will be in custody by tomorrow as trials are urged to begin at once.
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Washington
Sharpe
Hitchesek
Alleged Ironworkers Prober Faces Trial Testimony On Explosives
Ortie McManigal resumes testimony in Indianapolis noting he carried nitroglycerin and staged explosions for ironworkers officials. Witnesses describe the inner circle handling funds for dynamiting and cite the 1910 Kansas City bridge blast. A former worker testifies about non-union job schemes amid the strike era.
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Indianapolis
Ortie McManigal
McManigal
Hockin
International Iron Workers
George Cumston
Pittsburg
Kansas City
W. J. McCain
Samuel Meyers
Denver
Henry Legleitner
Manic Diet Diets on Raw Meat in Jail Tale
In Los Angeles on November 21 Karl Reidelbach declared he only sought the head of the Pacific Electric Co. He claimed to be atheistic and begged to be shot. He eats raw meat twice weekly and subsists mainly on uncooked vegetables. He remains in a jail cell as he waits trial or asylum commitment.
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Los Angeles
Karl Reidelbach
Pacific Electric Company
Beiderbach
Reidelbich
Jall
Local Athletic Club Smoker Event Planned Next Monday
Dudley Evans of the P A A C announces a smoker at the club gym in the Commercial club rooms. Most club stars will perform with Homerun Pete Jost boxing three rounds against his brother Charles Jost, boxing instructor. The evening features other bouts, seating ample, and open to non members as well as members.
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Dudley Evans
Pete” Jost
Pendleton A. A. C
Charles Jost
Naval Aviator and His Bride Begin Long Flight
Theodore G. Ellyson, the Navy’s crack aviator, has started a lengthy voyage with his new wife Helen M. Glenn, formerly of New York. The couple wed last Friday, a marriage held in secret until today, as Ellyson launches with a passenger aboard.
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Washington
Theodore G. Ellyson
Navy
Helen M. Glenn
New York
Ellyson
Late Mr Campbell Buried In Olney Cemetery Today
The funeral for Thomas Campbell, pioneer resident, was held this morning from the Campbell home. Rev Grigsby officiated as pallbearers Robert Laing G M Rice H W Collins William Rupers Judge J A Lowell and Dr Turner attended. Campbell born Tyrone Ireland October 17 1835 came to America at age 12 with family and settled at Cold Springs Oregon 20 years ago. He married Galena Moule in 1876 who died 1900 leaving six children and one brother and sister. The obituary notes a long life and wide circle of friends.
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Thomas Campbell
Olney
Campbell
Grigsby
Robert Laing
G. M Rice
H. W. Collins
William Rupers
3. A. Lowell
Turner
County Tyrone
Preland
Iss
Oregon
Cold Springs
Galena Moule
Filse
Mer. Campbell
Thomas A. Campbell
William Campbell
Prank Hays
Richard Malberry
George Strand
Katherine Campbell
Railroad Carpenter Killed Beneath Locomotive Wheels
Willian M Lamson a railroad car penter aged about 55 to 56 was killed as engine No 624 of freight No 23 backed down track No 8 in Gibbon about 6 80 pm He was walking from his bunk car to buy a newspaper when the engine struck him The inquest held by Acting Coroner Joe H Parkes exonerated the railroad company and found the death accidental Lamson lived at The Dalles 1202 Vine street left a widow and three daughters The widow will ship the body home Lamson had worked six months for the O W R & N company as a bridge carpenter and was recently stationed at Gibbon
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Ceed W. BE. Brook
Huthe
Miln Street
Christian Church
Cole
Sharon
Matlock
Willian M. Lamson
Gibbon
Bert Anderson
Ed. Carney
Instantantous
Joe H. Parkes
G. M. Ring
Lamson
O W, Br, & N. Company
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Servia
Austria
Tchatalja
Huda
Pest
Constantino Die
Bosphorus
Belgrade
Pasitch of
Paris
Kaimil Pasha
Kaimil
Hademkeul
Steffano
Vienna
Sofia
Hamidieh
Berlin
Albania
Kansas
Council
John Dyer
Ed Stansberry
Carr Phelps
J. H. Taylor
Crescent Saloot
Henry Schultz
D. G. Smith
Suomie
East Court Street
W. H. McCormmack
Suc
R.R
N. E
Charles Grant William
Polce
Mmanigal
International Ironworkers
Kansas City Bridge
Maniac
Reidelbach
James Helssick
Billy
MR. Campbell
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