Foreclosure Filed Against Stanfield Investors Over Town Holdings
In a circuit court filing, R. N. Stanfield seeks $49,449 plus $4,790 attorney fees with Col. J. H. Raley representing him. The suits target the Columbia Land Company and 80 purchasers of Stanfield town lots, alleging mortgage default on most holdings. Defendants face potential loss of invested payments unless reimbursement or settlement occurs. Two suits total $3,912.50 plus $290 fees and $46,637.92 plus $4,600 in attorney fees, with 31 purchasers released from mortgages and now holding 67 lots within the town.
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Sults
R. N. Stanfield
Col
J. H. Raley
Stanfield
Columbia Land Company
Dr. H. W. Coe
The
Land Company
Dr. Coe
H. E. Allen
E. H. Brown
J. T. Barringer
J. Eb, Blakeley
J. B. Brumfield
Bank of Stanfield
L. A. Fillatreau
EB. A. Bjorkman
8. Johnson
Charlies Cullinan
H. W. Coe
Richard Carson
F. C. Doughtery
L. Dunlay
J, Eb, Earl
Clarence L. Evers
Edith A. Eaton
E. A. Finley
W. A. Fragler
W. H. Long
J. R. Means
George B. Martin
Kamela Myers
le McWilliams
Rose McWilliams
Sarah E. Neal
Roy 8. Neal
Oscar Oakland
D. J. O'Connor
J. JL. Parker
F. M. Welles
W. P. Ward
T. O. Yates
Frank Sloan
D. B. Welty
George Buchanan
M. Burritt
B. Welty
F. E. Ball
F. E. Bolte
B. H. Wilson
J. K. Bott
Claud Sloan
A. A. Ewart
Carl A. Hudson
Georgia
Annie Holte
William Bell
Ralph A. Holte
Dan Quigley
Inland Empire Lumber Company
J. A. Gonsor
Oscar Olsen
John Lyndh
A. A. Rvistad
Robert Gilmore
Northwest Steel Company
Col. Raley
Mr. Stanfield Paleo
Mr. Stanfield
Tainted titles dispensed in Birmingham society match
In Birmingham on November 23, J Maben of Cross-Sheffield Steel and Iron scion reportedly spurned Count Martin de Nasci mento of Portugal over a disputed marriage settlement with Mies Elizabeth, daughter of Maben. The count’s noble status is contested in Portugal after abolition of nobility patents, prompting speculation of nobles seeking wealthy American wives as titles lose standing.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. & Maben
Cross-Sheffield Steel & Tron Company
Martin de Nascimento
Portugal
Maben
Mies Elizabeth
House of Briganza
Martin
Juarez Race Meeting Opens With Rich Stakes Total
El Paso reports a 300000 dollar stakes total for the Ciudad Juarez racing meeting starting tomorrow across the Rio Grande. Thoroughbreds from across the continent converge on El Paso as the La Independence handicap launches fifty stakes during a 100 day season ending March 9, 1911. Improvements at the track and facilities accompany the season, with racing daily except Mondays and Sundays.
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E Paso
Tex
Ciudad Juarez
Mexico
Rio Grande
Juarez
el Paso
Eldorado
Sporting Clan
Jacksonville Track Season Opens With Big Eastern Talent
Jacksonville Florida November 23 A large group of spring and fall racing favorites from Norfolk Baltimore and other eastern tracks are arriving for the winter meeting in progress opening tomorrow at Mon crelf Park. Hotels are filled with horsemen and followers while Pensacola plans a thirty day meet followed by a sixty day session at Tampa.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Moncrelf Park
Norfolk
Baltimore
Oakland
Juarez
Pensacola
Tampa
Rock Chalk Jay-Hawk Rally Prepares for Thanksgiving Game
In Kansas City on November 28, the Kansas and Missouri football rivals torch the air with their classic cheers as preparations mount for the Thanksgiving clash. Officials expect the largest crowd ever to attend, with extensive arrangements to handle the turnout.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas
Suffragettes Attack Premier Asquiths Home in London
Militants in heavy fog carried out a flank attack on Premier Asquiths residence breaking windows with iron bolts stones and other missiles. The assault lasted minutes before police arrived. several women were jailed while others released. Similar attacks hit the homes of Sir Edward Grey and Winston Churchill.
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London
Asquith
Eoward Grey
Winston Churchill
Home Affairs
State board may visit Pendleton Friday for asylum site review
Acting Governor Jay Bower, State Treasurer Steel, and Superintendent Steiner are due in Pendleton Friday to inspect proposed sites for the east Oregon branch Insane hospital. W L Thompson, president of the Commercial Club, and others are presenting Pendleton’s claims, with three sites under option and a banquet planned in honor of the visiting officials.
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Jay Bowermin
Steel
Steiner
Eastorn
Oregon Branch Insane Hospital
W. L. Thompson
Thompson
Pendleton
Baker City
Bowerman
Fred Shoemaker Denies Role in Fraudulent Wireless Firm
Frederick Shoemaker, named as a director in a suspected continental wireless telephone and telegraph company, says he was a dupe and a dummy director who resigned months ago. He insists the leaders used the mails to defraud and that he never attended meetings or participated in the company’s acts. Shoemaker is well known in Pendleton where he worked in the insurance business and once ran for county recorder.
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Seattle
Wash
Frederick Shoemaker
Continental Wireless Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
Shoemaker
Acta
Pendleton
Fred Hendley
New York and Ohio Get More Congressmen
Population figures show New York state at 9,113,279 and Ohio at 4,767,120 The New York increase is 1,844,000 or 25 4 percent yielding nine additional Congressmen Ohio gains 609 576 people and three more Congressmen in the reapportionment announcement from Washington on November 23
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Washington
New York State
Ohio
New York
Swedish engineers mark Ericsson birth anniversary with dinner
Fricason New York November 23 memory of John Ericsson inventor of the Monitor the John Ericsson son Society of Swedish Engineers will host a dinner this evening commemorating the anniversary of Ericsson son’s landing in New York.
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Fricason
New York
John Ericsson
John Ericsson Society of Swedish Engineers
Ericsson
Spokane Round-up Name Dispute Quietly Active
Proposals to hold a Spokane Round-up stir talk among residents and merchants. Pendleton rights advocate Mr. Riley and Pendleton managers argue the name belongs to Pendleton and urge Spokane not to use it. Secretary Gwinn of the Round-up association may visit Spokane to discuss the issue with local leaders.
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Spokane
Riley
Peddleton
Pendleton
Raley
Bpekhane Merchants and Manufacturing’ Apsociation
Washington
J. H. Gwinn
Curling iron burns eye. woman taken to specialist
Mrs. Willard Bond suffered a severe eye burn when a curling iron slipped yesterday afternoon at the Bond home on Madison street. She was to attend a party with Mrs. W H Lytle. A surgeon advised Portland treatment. the specialist reported sight will be saved and may leave no scar in ten days to two weeks. The Bonds traveled by train overnight to reach care.
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Willard Bond
Bond Hros
Portland
Bond
Madison Street
Sheridan Home
W.H. Lytle
Virginians Seen Favored In Big Gridiron Clash
Richmond Virginia and North Carolina prepare for a major season game with Botting predicting an easy Virginia victory over the Invaders in Richmond on November 24.
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Richmond
Virginia
North Carolina
Botting
Virginians
Invaders
Pendleton Churches to Observe Thanksgiving Day
Pendleton churches will hold morning services for Thanksgiving with a union service at First Christian church at 10 30 led by Rev Nathan Evans. A Redeemer church service follows at 10 30 with Rev Charles Quinney. Catholic and Christian Science services also set for the day with children singing and sermons on Thanksgiving.
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Pendleton
Methodist
Presbyterian
Baptist
Christian
First Christian Church
Nathan Evans
Methodist Church
J. W. van Dewalker
The
Christian Church
Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
Mia
J RR
Dickson
Edna Zimmerman
Ednan Thompson
Edna Slater
W. B. Rose
Thomas Willams
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Durgen
Christian Science
Christian Science Church
Revolt Forces Clash as Madero Marches on Torreon
In Castor, near Torreon, about a thousand revolutionists led by Madero clash with government troops. By 3 p.m. the rebels reportedly held the advantage and planned to storm the town. A second battle looms outside Chihuahua as nine thousand revolutionists mass. Eagle Pass reports Madero's force cutting wires in Torreon and government troops rushing to reinforce.
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Paso
Madero
Castro
Chihuahua
Eagle Pass
Texas
Torreon
Revolt Sparks Across Mexico and United States
Ma dero calls followers to protect foreign interests and avoid damage to American property. In San Jose and across the Pacific coast Mexicans prepare to join the revolt against Diaz, with thousands reported already enlisted. Southern Mexico, especially Yucatan, is aflame as bridges burn and troops die. rebels aim to seize Vera Cruz soon.
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Madero
Torreon
Mexico
U. S
San Jose
Calif
United States
Pacific Coast
Revolutionary Headquarters
Diaz
Manuel Salladdo
Gonzales
Portland
Oregon
San Delgo
Mexico City
Yucatan
Vera Cruz
Revolt crosses border into Sonora from Arizona
Dispatches from Temascalito Mexico report revolutionists crossing from Naco Arizona into Sonora with mule trains carrying arms. Small Sonoran garrisons reportedly surrender as claims arise that American troops and Arizona rangers fail to stop arms smuggling into Mexico.
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Laredo
Texas
Temasachlo
Mexico
Naco
Arizona
Sonora
Authorities in Control Dispatch from Torreon Mexico
The International Rubber company received a dispatch today via its Torreon representative stating authorities are in control, with the report continuing on page eight.
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New York
The
International Rubber Company
Torreon
Mexico
Morgan Promotes Revolt Allegations Hit Diaz
Congressman elect Berger of Wisconsin accuses J Pierpont Morgan and financier interests of backing the Mexican revolt. He says Morgan and plutocrats pressed Diaz’s government, and that the United States may deploy troops to aid Diaz. He claims neutrality laws are used to extradite Mexican exiles for profit.
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St. Louis
Elect Berger
Wisconsin
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Diaz
United States
Turkey
Washington
Crippen Goes To the Gallows at Pentonville Prison
London Nov 23 Crippen hanged at 9 am after embracing Catholic faith and receiving last rites from Father Carey He did not confess on the gallows and walked to the noose without a whimper His last night was wakeful and the death watch noted the time The condemned man faced execution in a calm, firm manner as onlookers jeered outside The Times reports Crippen confessed his crime though he met his end with no reconfession Ethel LeNeve is aboard the Majestic bound for America
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Mise Lenevre Saily
America
London
Pentonville
Harreley Crippen
Ethel Leneve
Crippen
Majestic
Father Carey
Church of the Sacred Heart
Ellis
Crippen Case Timeline From January to November
A dated sequence recounts Dr Hawley Crippen and Belle Elmore from January dinners in London to the 1910 trial and execution delays. It notes Elmore resigning as treasurer, a California rumor, Crippen and his secretary Leneve fleeing, a dismembered body found, arrests aboard the Montrose, and trials with evolving verdicts and sightings across Manitoba and Chicago.
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Anohter Steel Magnate
Suffragettes
Stone
State Board
Fred Shoemaker
Innogenge
New York and
Aeck
Crippen Gota
Record of
Crippen Care
Hawley Harvey Crippen
Belle Elmore
Music Hall Ladies’ Guild
California
Inspector Dew
Scotland Yard
Dr Crippen
Pell Elmore
Ethel Clara Leneve
Miss Leneve
Montrose
Canada
Dominion
Dew
England
Dr. Crippen
Alverstone
Belle Elmers
Ethel Clara Lenewe
Belne
Crippan
Philadelphia
Alfwa
Dr Cripps
Manitoba
Cicago
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