Imperial Limited wreck drowns engineer near Caldwell Ontario
Canadian Pacific Imperial Limited train No 1 derailed at Caldwell Ontario early today into Lake Superior. Fireman P O Connor drowned trapped under wreckage. Montreal dispatch notes the all passenger train from Montreal to Vancouver averages ten cars with first and second class cars and Pullman sleepers.
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Winnipeg
Navy
Imperial Limited
Canadian Pacific Railway
Caldwell
Ontario
Lake Superior
P. O'Connor
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Vancouver
Oregon speaker lauds bird protection and native species
Dr Clifton Tereemont Hodge of the University of Oregon ext dep lauded Oregon as a leader in game protection and conservation. He urged sanctuary ponds for migratory waterfowl and reintroduction of extinct prairie birds, warning Canadian settlement will endanger northern geese and ducks. He praised native species like the bobwhite quail and lamented the passenger pigeon’s extinction.
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Oregon
W. K. Finley
Clifton Tereemont Hodge
University of Oregon Extension Department
Hodge
Pendleton
Northwest
America
Enid
Kodgs
Horzon
Nias
Pouwenger
Plecon
Wald
Oregon Banking Health Report Praised by State Official
Salem reports strong financial health in Oregon banks with October 21 figures showing record gains across all measures. Will T. Wright, state bank superintendent, calls the results highly gratifying and a robust year end statement. Total resources reach 165 million with rising deposits and savings across categories.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Will T. Wright
Wright
Rebec to Lecture on High School Prospects Tonight
Dr George Rebec renowned philosopher and educator will lecture in Pendleton tonight on The Possibilities of the High School as part of a local community conference. He formerly chaired philosophy at the University of Michigan and helped shape education in Hawaii after monarchy fell. Now retired to Medford, he was urged by University of Oregon President Campbell to assist Oregon’s educational program.
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George Rebec
Department of Philosophy
Thiveratty
Oregon
Pendleton
Rebec
University of Michigan
Hawaii
Medford
Campbell
University of Oregon
Mexican Congress to Discuss Legality of Recent Election
The Mexican congress plans to review the recent election with the expectation they may declare the presidential ballot invalid and possibly deem their own election invalid. Huerta is expected to cling to power. fuel shortages and widespread hardship worsen the capital's crisis amid unsettled international affairs.
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Huerta
Menico
Mexican Congress
Congresa
Spring Follows OLJ Winter in the East
A Chicago dateline reports warm springlike conditions crossing the nation east of the Rockies after a recent blizzard. Light clothing replaces winter wear as buds bloom in places from the Carolinas to Pennsylvania. Atlantic City sees mid summer garb with temperatures around 76 degrees and many beachgoers enjoying sun and surf.
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Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Middle West
Atlantic States
Georgia
Carolinas
Kansas
North Atlantic Seaboard
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ohio
New York
Virginia
Atlantic City
Music Credits Granted For Outside Lessons At School
Supt Landers Principal Hampton and staff approve school credit for music lessons from accredited outside teachers. Students meeting conditions earn a high school credit each semester, with one or two weekly lessons and daily practice of two hours. Certificates require both teacher and parent signatures, acknowledging music as part of girls’ education.
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Supt. J. 8S
Landers
Hampton
Gronting
Cable Factory
U S Protects Maderos Marines May Land
The Senate steering committee rejected ad journment of the extra session and favored resuming work in December. A Democratic caucus was set, with a general currency debate to start Monday. Secretary Bryan instructed Consul Canada to protect Madero supporters at Vera Cruz, amid questions of possible landing Marines without war status.
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Washington
Democratic Senate
Senate
Bryan Wires
Canada
No New Year’s Reception At White House Wilson Plan
Washington November 21 By announcing there will be no New Year’s reception at the White House President Wilson breaks a century old precedent He will instead leave Washington for a brief holiday vacation to start the year.
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White House
Washington
Presdent Wilson
Daredevil Airman Loops A Mile High Then Lands Safely
In Panis, Avinator Chante loup ascended a mile, completed three loops, flew head down, then dropped 2000 feet before stabilizing 70 feet from the ground and making a safe landing despite strong winds. In Seattle, John Mitchell appears set to win AFL presidency over Samuel Gompers, with United Mine Workers delegates signaling support. Mitchell has not confirmed candidacy.
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Panis
Avinator Chanteloup
Seattle
John Mitchel
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Former Local Man Near Death in Portland
Colonel J. B. Eddy, a former Pendleton resident with a long career in the newspaper, portage, and railroad fields, is critically ill at Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland. His family has been summoned as he battles a complication of ailments, after a weeklong hospital stay. Eddy has wide statewide recognition but limited local acquaintance in Portland where he has resided for 12 to 14 years.
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J. B. Eddy
Pendleton
Harriman Linea
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
Mis
Eddy
Vera Cruz crisis prompts Pletcher land action
Admiral Pletcher may land marines at Vera Cruz to safeguard American and foreign property as Madero brothers are taken aboard the Rhode Island after fleeing the consulate. Mexico faces starvation reports and fuel shortages. A Trinidad mine chief is assassinated while local sport and school notices color the day.
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Admiral Pletcher
Vera Cruz
Pendleton and Walla Walla Football Rivalry Flare
Pendleton and Walla Walla meet for a high school football clash at Round-up Park amid long running rivalry. The Walla Walla team arrived by train and is expected to outweigh Pendleton, which is missing captain Russell but starts Hamptom at left tackle and Bjork at quarterback with Ulrich at right end. The kickoff began at 3 o'clock with both lineups listed.
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Pendleton
Wallin Walla
Man Runneth
Pendleton-Walla Walla
Walla Walla
Rkussell
Hampton
Bjork
Ulrich
Tas
Walla Wall
Wood
Williams
Hough
Kinman
Milton
Jones
Botts
Yenney
Wians
McCrow
Barnett
Roser
Copeland
Eaton
Rugg
Friediey
Tuttle
Straughn
Which
Sturdivant
Brock
Kirkpatrick
McDonald
Hopkins
Fowler
Russell
Richardson
Pean
Mima
Sibs
Missouri Association Aims to Improve Upper Missouri
At Sioux City Iowa on November 21 delegates from Iowa South Dakota North Dakota Montana and Nebraska gathered for the Upper Missouri Improvement association annual convention. The plan seeks to improve the Upper Missouri watershed and gain federal aid via the Newlands bill with speakers urging unanimous support from the convention and affiliated bodies.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Upper
Missouri
Upper Missouri Improvement Association
Citi
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montan
Nebraska
Foreigner Under Arrest In Martial Law Trinidad
In Trinidad Colorado on November 21 Chief George Belcher of Baldwin-Feltz was shot dead in the business district. Austrian miner Louis Zancanelli was arrested after allegedly discarding a revolver as Belcher fell. Authorities cite a miner conspiracy. General Chase enforces martial law with militia to restore order. Belcher and Walter Belks had earlier killed union organizer Gerald T Lippiatt amid miner tensions. Belcher was a West Virginian.
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Trinidad
Colorado
Helcher
Louis Zancanelli
Zancanelli
Pelcher
Chase
Belcher
Yale Harvard Gridiron Clash Expected To Sellout
New York, Nov. 21 The annual Yale Harvard tussle looms as a clash of two old rivals with Harvard favored to win. If the Crimson performs as hoped, Capt Storers team could defeat Yale in consecutive years for the first time in history. Continued on page eight.
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Hal Sheridan
United Press
New York
Yale
New Haven
John Harvard
Cambridge
Harvard
Crimson
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