Pendleton Victory After Coaching Rivalry Game
The Pendleton team defeated Baker in a closely watched game judged by umpire Armstrong. Cronin and other Baker players contributed yardage as Pendleton controlled play with sharp quick passes and a disciplined effort. The contest featured penalties and strategic calls, with Pendleton securing the late advantage and celebration at home.
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Pendleton
Baker
Armstrong Ron Alee
Boor
de Armstrong
Op Baker
Darkner
Fenalized
Bern
Brook
Pendle Ietolen
Arm strong case looms as court weighs status of release
In Baker City the fate of Pleasant Armstrong hangs on a higher court mandate. Circuit Judge Robert Eakin will decide after papers return from Salem whether habeas corpus proceedings can free Armstrong. Local leaders fear release and expect further legal action as officials reassess the open case.
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Elkin
Baker City
Pleasant Armstrong
Supreme Court
Robert Eakin
Salem
Armatrong
Armstrong
Harriman Dream Realized Ogden to San Francisco Cut Time
Time between Ogden and San Francisco reduced by about two hours after completion of the Ogden Lacin cut-off a 104 mile route across the Great Salt Lake. The project cost an estimated 13 million dollars with over 2000 carloads of Oregon piling used for the lake crossing. Officials hailed the milestone as the greatest engineering feat in modern railroad building though final completion will require months more work.
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Ogden
San Francisco
Oregon
the Lake
Salt Lake
Herris
Or -Lucia
Uel
Qgden- Lacin
Great Salt Lake
Dead Sea
Utah
E. H H. Harriman
Southern Pacific
Oxden
Howe Ip
Jakin
Wheat Market Opens Strong on Argentine Weather
Liverpool wheat opened strong and higher as unfavorable Argentine weather and small Northwest reports buoy markets. Shorts covered freely while offerings showed a cautious, bullish sentiment in early trading in Chicago.
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Stucke
Chicago
Coe Commission Company
E. Kennedy
Pendleton
Liverpool
Niece of Napoleon Stricken By Broken Thigh in Paris
Princess Mathilde Bonaparte, sole surviving daughter of King Jerome Bonaparte and Napoleon’s niece, lies in Paris age and frailty after a broken femoral bone she suffered last August. The veteran scion endures progressive decline as she grows older, with serious injury and advancing years clouding her health.
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Paris
Mathilde Bonaparte
Jerome Bonaparte
Napoleon Bonaparte
Advan
Bandits Hold Up Train in Indiana. Two Captured
In Chicago a pursuit of two fugitives, Vandine and Niedermeyer, linked to the Car Barn murders, ends with a battle near Miller's Station Indiana. Police wounded. two bandits captured near East Tolleston while a third eludes arrest and is chased toward Liverpool.
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Chicago
O'Neill
Miller's Station
Hammond
Ind
Neidemeyer
Vindine
Emil Roeski
Fort Wayne
Vailedine
Niedermeyer
Avena Miller's Station
Posse
Tomypie
Sargeant Laws
Sargeant Zimmer
Vandine
Nedermeyer
Hoek Ocos
Vanilne
Jeseler
Tolleston
Kurt Wayne
George Savio
de Vetta
Mille
Neuermeyer
Ti Ie
Tollemtan
Inn
Pennsylvania
Liverpool
Whiere Ey
Hlong
Baltimore & Olde Railway
Vondine
Jake Troy
Aume HompOtie
Comstody
O'Nemm
Big Drive Yields 2000 American Hares Near Echo
A large rabbit drive near Echo produced 2000 American hare, fat and healthy, soon canned for market. The effort, still developing cannery organization, saw all rabbits stored cold within seven hours of drive closure. A second drive is planned near Charles Bartholomew’s farm two miles from Keb o next Sunday with help from Pendleton hunters and cannery staff.
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Eeho, Way
Charles Bartholomew
Kebo
Pendleton
Mr. Bartholomew
Echo
St Cyr Guilty Of Manslaughter In City Murder Case
After two hours of deliberation the jury returned a manslaughter verdict in the Cyr murder case. Eight jurors backed murder in the second degree while four supported manslaughter. two jurors joined later to reach the verdict. Judge Hawley granted time for a new trial motion. Sentencing is set for 8 tomorrow, with a ten year maximum expected.
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ST. Cyr
Idato City
Cyr
Hawley
Wee
Ff Cyr
Wood Investigation Highlights Literary Bureau Link
Witnesses at the Wood investigation in Washington include Major Huncle who wrote for the North American Review criticizing Brooke's Cuba governance. The article allegedly premiered at Wood's instigation with Major Ladd, who audited Wood's accounts. Wood denies the allegations.
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Wood
Washington
Wowl
Major Huncle
North American Review
Brooke
Cuba
Major Ladd
Ladd
Runele
Congress adjourns and a December delay set
Congress adjourns after passing a joint resolution to halt business until December 1. Reports note President Roosevelt’s 1923 pankina revolution reaction and a Senate adjournment to Tuesday. A separate item mentions a mysterious poisoning in Harlin on November 27 with investigators assigned to determine who placed poison in a civic party’s food linked to an event surrounding a princess.
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Washington
Payne
Tarnes
Vrealdent Rovecrelt
Senate
Harlin
Finest land out of doors in irrigation boom
A wandering investor, Walling, surveys Oregon land near Irrigon and Umatilla County. He touts irrigation driven value gains of twenty to forty fold, citing warm sandy soils, better transportation links, and potential crops like alfalfa and seed beans. He predicts rising demand and higher prices, possibly 80 to 100 dollars per acre, as development expands.
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Walling
Stokes
Oregon Land and Water Company
Irrigoi
Oregon
Ellaate
Umatilla
Overcoat theft charged in Pendleton incident
M MULLIN alias Miller faces larceny charges for taking an overcoat valued at 40 dollars from W F Yohonka in Pendleton. An information filed by Pta Att Halley follows details of the crime, with disposal reports for Mrs Waite and family, plus local notices on unclaimed turkey prizes and a proposed electric railway to Mount Hamilton.
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Yohinka
Anith McMulin
Miller
Willian WY
Ptatriet
TG. Halley
F. W. Waite
Fred Waite
Charles Lasher
Ida Woodward
Pendleton Mrn
Meher
Mrs. Woodward
Colfax
Woodward
City
Walte
Lander
Harrington
Bat Ube Lit
Bantow
Lick Observatory
Mount Hamilton
Roosevelt Attacked by Cranks as Funeral Crowds Guarded
New York November 27 President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt attended the Grace funeral. A white haired man handed Roosevelt an envelope, was seized by detectives. Another Austrian crank and a second armed man were taken yesterday. A third disruptor slipped past guards at the church and was restrained.
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Gracie
New York
Mra
Roosevelt
Grace
Lot
Cowles
Af Dennison
Doldasal
Ronevelt
Detroiivim
Deming
Uwe
Counterfeit Cache Found Near Queen Anne Hill
A cache of counterfeit dollars dated 1870s to 1880s was unearthed on Queen Anne Hill. Norman Tows observed coins buried near a streetcar trestle and alerted Captain Ball of the secret service. investigators suspect the forger may have concealed the money years ago and could face arrest.
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Queen Anne US
Captain Ball
Doliod Bintes Gecret
Norman Tows
Beattie
Ued
Michilieu Hotel
Frag
Talis
Queen Anne Hill
Keefe Sud Plus
Sim
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Ron Eriandly
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Pendiaton
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Hartman
Keily
Allen
Stanfield
Pierce
Knight
W. Forrest
Jenkins
Fernald
May
Mitchell
Richardson
Greene
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Brooks
Harriman
Lucin
Napoleon
Indiana
Peter Weidermeyer
Harvey Vandine
Bendite
Gustave Marx
Tit
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Oman
Wood Investigation
Congress
Morrow
M’mullin, Alias
Taylor Hardware
Virgil McGroy
K. J. Sommerville
Mere AL OD Stillman
Geattle
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