Pendleton High 14 The Dalles at End of Second Period
Pendleton High 14 The Dalles battle at Round Up Park in Pendleton. Hinderman and Howser scored two touchdowns for Pendleton in the second period, with Houser adding one. Captain Hinderman kicked both goals as conditions were favorable and attendance high for the sole local game of the season.
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Pendleton High
the Dalles
Hinderman
Howser
Pendleton
Houser
Roundup Park
Dalles
Lytle
Asbahr
Balkans Readying Final Blow Against Turkey
Nov 22 Thirty thousand Greek troops ordered to reinforce Bulgars before Constantinople. Greeks and Servians possibly to move on to Constantinople and Sofia as peace talks resume with Turkey and terms may be modified. Berlin reports Kaiser and allies discussing Balkan situation amid naval demonstration rumors off Albania.
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Austria
Albania
Servia
Balkan
Athens
Constantingle
Balkans
Tchatalja
Turkey
Monastir
Salonika
Constantinople
Berlin
Kaiser
Kinderlin Waechter
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Ronet
Earthquake devastates Acumbay town in Mexico State
Mexico City reports Acumbay town in ruins after Tuesday quake. Fifty nine bodies pulled from a church and buildings. many injured. Roads blocked by rock slides. fear and displacement widespread. Other towns in the district report deaths and damage including Temaxsalcingo with nine killed and 20 injured.
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Mexico City
Acumbay
State of Mexico
el Oro
Temaxsalcingo
Atalamuleu
State militia seeks $130000 for upkeep and new armories
Salem Oregon reports Adjutant General may request 70000 for militia maintenance over two years and 60000 for electing new armories. When an armory is built, the city must match the state’s equal share, effectively doubling the allocation. A stray line adds a quip about a woman and a mirror.
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Salem
Ore
Finger
McAllister Arrested On Train In Oregon Chaos
Medford reports E. S. J. McAllister, named in a Portland juvenile court depravity probe, arrested on a southbound train after officials feared he fled the state. Four men, including a large mustachioed suspect, traveled from Drain toward Drain via river mouth and stage, with authorities seeking confirmation of his identity and return to Portland.
Earthquake Death Toll Reported in Mexican Towns
Mexico City dispatch reports about 1200 believed killed in the Acambay and Timilpa earthquake. Wires are being restored and authorities fear the toll is enormous. Acambay is described as practically wrecked with extensive damage and loss.
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Mexico City
Acambay
Timilpa
New Administration to Reform War Department Plans
Washington reports outline moves by the new administration to abolish the stopwatch system close several army posts fortify the Panama Canal with battleships and cut cavalry by about one third Chief of Staff General Leonard Wood is expected to be the focal point of these changes with his staff likely to be simplified or shelved and expensive armaments opposed
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Washington
Panama Canal
War Department
Leonard Wood
Wood
Californians Rally as 10 Vote Recount Rounds Up
California faces a recount after a district court of appeals ruling on Los Angeles county canvassing. The court required counting tallies over certification, risking a precinct loss for Roosevelt electors. The decision alarms progressives who fear a Wilson victory and prompt calls for an actual vote recount. A writ orders canvassing under the new method, with day and night work to certify returns by Monday.
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Los Angeles
Cal
District Court of Appeals
California
Wilson
Roosevelt
Wallace
Board of Supervisors
Weds Will Prison Term Hanging Over His Head
Roseburg Ore Nov 22 Although should the supreme court decide in his favor Hd Russell of Ruckles his penitentiary sentence of from one to five years hanging over his head he is to be married A marriage license has been issued in Medford to Russell and Miss Lucy Miller of that city Russell was convicted in the circuit court in Roseburg November 23 of the crime of incest after a jury at a previous trial of the case had disagreed An appeal from Russell s conviction is pending in the supreme court If a new trial is denied Russell will have to serve his sentence.
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Roseburg
Ore
Supreme Court
Hd Russell
Ruckles
Medford
Russell
Lucy Miller
Earth Trembles in Vancouver as Quakes Hit City
Vancouver reports two brief earthquakes felt between 4 47 and 5 15 pm the most severe in the city’s history with little damage beyond broken china and misaligned billiard tables. Seismographs were not yet in service to measure length or direction though reports indicate shocks occurred in north and south directions.
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Vancouver
San Francisco
Meterological Observatory
SAYS SITE WAS IN ZOLLINGER'S POWER
Cecilia Farley, on trial for the murder of her former sweetheart Alvin Zollinger, testifies she hopes to clear herself. The defense argues Zollinger controlled her, while she says threats ruled her. She notes intimate relations with her fiancé Jerome Quigley after objections were overruled.
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Columbus
Cecilia Farley
Alvin Zollinger
Zollinger
Miss Farley
Jerome Quigley
Warms New Head to Avoid Liquor at Oregon Penitentiary
Salem November 22. Following the forced resignation of Superintendent E. Curtis and Governor West appointing Colonel Lawson to the post, the governor sent a strict liquor policy to the new superintendent. The letter states no officer or employee may bring intoxicants onto penitentiary premises and any violation will result in discharge. It adds that even moderate liquor use away from the institution could jeopardize future promotions.
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Salem
E. Curtis
State Penitentiary
West
Lawson
Cottage Grove
Oregon State Penitentiary
Wilson Destroys Photographer Snapping Wilson
President elect Wilson in Bermuda on November 22 admonished a persistent photographer. He warned him to stop and threatened to thrash him if he persisted while denying permission for the photo. Wilson called the photographer no gentleman as he demanded withdrawal.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Wilson
Genteman
Permanent band to be organized in Pendleton
Solicitors for the band fund report sufficient money available to insure a permanent municipal band. The project will be organized and run by permanent committees from the Commercial Club and Round-up. Stockholders meetings will disclose details at proper times, led by committee head A. J. McAllister, aiming to ensure a good band at all times.
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A. J. McAllister
Pendleton
Walks to doctor with arm torn off
Oregon City, Ore. Nov. 22. William Miller, 65, employed by Oregon Manufacturing, had his right arm torn from his body by a machine. He calmly asked for a physician and walked with supervisor Hasselline to the doctor’s office. He was later conveyed to Oregon City hospital and said to feel little pain.
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Oregon City
Ore
William Miller
Oregon Manufacturing Company
William Hasselline
C. H. Heissner
Miller
Hesseldin
Dynamite Theft Trial Details Bloomville heist
Witness McManigal testified he stole twelve hundred pounds of dynamite from the France Quarry company at Bloomville Ohio in 1911 and moved it piecemeal to Cincinnati. He said the dynamite was kept in a vault at the Ironworkers headquarters and feared local boys would use the boxes. He described avoiding trademarks and noted detectives trailed him and Jim McNamara from Ohio to Indianapolis.
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Dechres
France Quarry Company
Bloomville
Ohio
McNamara
Indianapolis
McManigal
France Quercy Company
Cincinnati
Lronworkers
Jones
John McNamara
Burns
Jim McNamara
Tiffin
Toledo
William Raymond 76 Dies After Long Illness
Alex Raymond of Water Street died at the hospital this morning at 9 o clock at age 76 after eight years of ailment and cancer on the neck. He leaves brothers and sisters in Montreal Dakota and Alberta. Funeral is set for the Catholic church at 11 o'clock Sunday morning.
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Alex Raymond
Raymond
Water Street
Montreal
Canada
Dakota
Alberta
Old Indian Scout Small Hawk Dies at Near Century Mark
Tam ut sla kootch kootch known as Small Hawk, a longtime Umatilla resident and participant in early frontier events, died yesterday afternoon near Cayuse at about 4 30. He witnessed the Whitman massacre and later guided explorers. funeral set for 11 tomorrow at the agency. He is survived by brothers Yellow Hawk and Loke Minthorn.
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Small Hawk
Umatilla Reservation
Cayuse
Wil Werick
Redman
Whit- Man
Marcus Whitman
George H. Himes
Wilds
Sen
Agency
de- Ovasad
Yellow Hawk
Philip Minthorn
Kash Kash
Loke Minthorn
Carnegie Pension Plan for Ex Presidents Fails
Washington November 22 Government officials and notable figures reject Andrew Carnegie's pension plan for future presidents as beneath dignified office. Taft unavailable due to message preparation and Roosevelt declines to comment on the proposal.
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Carnegie
Washington, Navy
Andrew Carnegie
Taft
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
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