Italian Pope Denounces Masonic Bodies and Names Nine The Cardinals
Pope Pius Xions' consistory ratified the selection of eighteen cardinals with nine newly named, including Farley Oconner and Falconio from the United States. The pope denounced Masonic bodies as a malevolent sect opposing God and Christian orders and urged unity amid Protestant challenges in Spain. Cardinals will receive the red hat November 30 and the new bishops will be assigned to Santa Maria Sopra Minerva, San Calibet, and Santa Maria in Aracoeli. The pope praised Catholic devotion and the eucharistic congresses in Cologne Montreal London and Madrid.
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Nome
Pius
Farley
O'Conner
Falconio
United States
Sacred College
Spain
Carding Farley
Santa Maria
Sopra Minerva
O'Connell
San Calibet
Aracoeli
Rome
Cologne
Montreal
London
Madrid
U S Attys General Enters Times Case
In Los Angeles on November 27 juror selection for the McNamara trial occupies much of the day. Federal District Attorney McCormick’s plans remain unclear as sources say Attorney General Wickersham may review whether the Indianapolis evidence should be moved to the case.
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Los Angeles
Talesmen
McNamara
Washington
McCormick
Wickersham
Indiainapolis
Prisoners Kill Officer in Texas Bank Robbery Pursuit
In Chillcothe Texas on November 27 Constable Charles Holloway was killed and Constable 7. A. Doyle seriously wounded during a gun battle with two suspects linked to the Odell state bank robbery. Posse efforts continue as the men are said to be at large.
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Chillcothe
Texas
Charles Holloway
A. Doyle
State Bank
Odell
Motor Car Gas Fatal to Machinist Ray Carpenter
Ray Carpenter a former Pendleton Umatilla run machinist died of asphyxiation from engine gas fumes in a Dayton Walla Walla car. He had volunteered to stand watch, slept, and the engine burned out bearings. He lived in Pendleton, leaves a wife and four children in La Grande.
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la Grande
May Carpenter
Umatilla
Dayton
Pendleton
Carpenter
Washington
Dayton-Walla Walla
Albina
Couple Weds Quietly After Getting License
Bert Wilson and Miss Emma Cole married by Rev Frank J Milnes at Frank Whetstone's home after secrecy. Wilson, former county deputy sheriff and now claim agent for O W R N Company, and the bride longtime Pendleton resident and former head waitress at St George restaurant. Only one rice thrower witnessed the surprise ceremony as the Portland-bound couple left on No 17.
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Bert Wilson
Emma Cole
Frank Whetstone
Lilloth Street
Frank J. Milnes
Presbyterian Church
Portland
Wilson
O.W. R. & N. Company
Pendleton
Old St. George
I. W. W. in Aberdeen vow renewed street speaking push
Following the citys refusal to permit the I W W S to return despite a promise to obey the street speaking ordinance, supporters plan a renewed campaign to harass the city into repealing the ordinance. Citizens resolve to run their town and oppose the industrialists.
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W. W
Aberdeen
Wash
Forest Fire Ravages California Parks Topango Tavern Threat
A Santa Monica fire, beyond control, has devastated Tomesea and Topango canyons in the Santa Monica mountains. Six hundred firefighters struggle to contain the blaze. The Topango tavern is in danger as authorities fear property losses may top one million dollars unless rain intervenes.
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Santa Monica
Calif
California
Tomesea
Topango Canyons
Santa Monica Mountains
Pendleton Elks Plan Three Big Social Events This Fall
Pendleton Elks announce three major fall social events to raise funds for sending 200 delegates to the grand lodge in July. The first, a Thanksgiving ball at Eagle-Woodman hall, tops a season of social events featuring a mid winter farce or extravaganza and a spring society circus. The money drive committee, chaired by Paul Sperry, plans details with Judge FitzGerald as secretary and other coordinators handling accommodations music and publicity. A 1912 Club for Elks planning to attend the national gathering in Portland will be organized by the ways and means committee under I D Tieman, with Roy Ritner Roy Raley Carl Cooley and Jack Keefe.
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Grand Lodge
Pen- Meton Elks
Enagle-Woodman Hall
Paul Sperry
Judge FitzGerald
Frank J. Quinlan
Clive Cheshire
Dr. L. D. Idleman
Ways and Means
James Sturgis
Lee D. Drake
Portland
Elks
I. D. Tieman
Roy W. Ritner
Roy Raley
Carl Cooley
Jack Keefe
Massacre Expected as Nanking Falls to Rebels
Shanghai dated November 27 reports shells and rebel warships pounding Nanking. Vast destruction leaves much of the city ruined as imperialist forces retreat to Japanese warships. Rebels push gates and casualties mount with hundreds dead already, including General Wong.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Roport
Wong
Léon Hill
Japanese Troops Ordered From Nagoya to Reinforce Legations
Tokio reports seven hundred Japanese troops are to depart Nagoya immediately for Peking and Tien Tsin to reinforce legation garrisons, following a decision by foreign diplomats in Peking.
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Tokio
Nagoya
Peking
Tien Thin
Legation
Missouri court bows to power of trusts
Jefferson City November 7 The Missouri Supreme Court reduced a $50,000 fine against the International Harvester company tied to a trust ruling and denied ouster sought by Governor Hadley and the attorney general to dissolve the Gould railroad merger in Missouri. Judges Graves and Woodson dissented from the reduction.
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Jefferson City
International Harvester Company
State Supreme Court
Graves and Woodson
Hadley
Gould Railroad
Missouri
One Killed and Many Hurt as Bridge Collapses
One man died and several were injured when a swing bridge east of Minle Valley on the Columbia and Puget Sound railroad collapsed into Cedar River. Gill Thompson, a hook tender, was trapped in the wreckage. Nine injured were taken to hospital in Seattle, including J. J. Foley, work train conductor, Tacoma. Lee Dwier. Chas Swarts. J. L. K. Long. August Howell, bridge superintendent. James Miller. Hane Nelson. L. Andrewson. George Rawson. Foley and Dwier were the most seriously hurt.
Valuatte Adds Historic Sousa Horn to Band Lineup
H G Kirkpatrick recently moved from La Grande to join the Workingmen's Clothing Store staff and now adds a double 3 flat brace horn to the band. The instrument, made in England and plated in Germany, cost $226 and was obtained from its original owner. The horn and its owner are expected to enhance the local band’s sound and prestige.
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Valuatte
H. G. Kirkpatrick
la Grande
Workingmens
England
Germany
Sousa
Kirkpattick
Real Estate Transactions in Athena Pendleton and Adams
D H Sanders of Athena to Clarence EB Zerba transfer of parcels lots 1 and 2 in block 2 Kirk a fourth addition Athens for 2000 dollars. W BS Ferguson to C A Barrett eighty acres four miles east of Adams for 9000 dollars. J H Koonts of Beech to Alice and James Johns of Pendleton transfer of lots 5 and 6 block 10 Livermore addition to Pendleton.
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D H, Sanders
Athena
Clarence EB. Zerba
Kirk
Ferguson
C. A. Barrett
Adams
J. H Koonts
Beeho
Alice and
James Johns
Livermore
Pendleton
Three Marriage Licenses Issued in Late Saturday Afternoon
Angelo Fulni of Tacoma and V Latourell of this city, Bert Wilson of Portland and Imma Colo of this city, John Swartz and Mae Sims both of this county received marriage licenses late Saturday afternoon.
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Angelo Fulni
Tacoma
V. Latourell
Bert Wilson
Portland
Imma Colo
John Swartz
Mae Sims
England Readies to Back Alliances in Delicate Morocco Row
Foreign Minister Grey told the Commons that Britain will maintain its alliances and policies despite German objections. He accused Germany of bad faith over Morocco, reopening tensions with Germany and signaling defence of the old treaty unless Britain is included in any settlement. The speech drew a full gallery and emphasized a hard line against Germany.
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London
England
Germany
House of Commons
Edward Gray
Lloyd George
Europe
Morocco
Gray
Grey
Herr Kinderiin-Waechter
Waranips
Agad
Great Tritain
Roosevelt Refuses 1912 Presidential Run
Washington reports officials view Roosevelt’s refusal to seek the 1912 presidency as likely to spark a major clash at the national Republican convention. Progressives cheer, hoping to improve odds for Senator La Follette and reform factions in the party.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
la Pollette
Perry flagship Niagara to tour Great Lakes in centennial year
The Niagara warship, Niagara, raised from Lake Erie near Put-In-Bay after lying sunk for 25 years, will be restored and toured the Great Lakes in 1913 as part of the Perry centennial celebration. Pennsylvania to bear the expenses, per the interstate board's decision.
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OWL
Niagra
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
Put-In-Bay
Niagara
Erie
Penneylvania
Interstate Board
Four men arrested on police court docket for drunkenness
Four men were arrested on the police court docket for drunkenness. Nestor Raum Peter Corbett and Eugens Smtt were jailed or fined while Im Willett pleaded guilty to indecent exposure and received a full sentence.
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Nestor Raum
Peter Corbett
Eugens Smtt
Im Willett
Deaf Negro Former Pendletonian Returns With Body
Jon Sturdivant assistant to Coroner Folsom brought back the body of the man found dead near Meacham. The deceased was Henry Jones, a former Pendletonian, the investigation showing death from dropsy and pneumonia. Interment is to be made in Olney cemetery tomorrow.
Baker Wins Back Salary From Red Legs
Tracey Baker, Pendleton native and former University of Washington student who appeared for the Boston Americans in 1911, is awarded back pay of 523.88. The case notes Baker showed class in the ble leagues and the amount was turned over to the Vancouver team before season’s end.
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Baker
Tracey Baker
Pendleton
University of Washington
Boston Americans
Vancouver
Journal
Opposition to Umatilla Extension Lifts Waters Debate
Pear Western Project would divert waters from Birch and McKay creeks into the Umatilla river for reclamation under the proposed west extension. Ranchers fear government use of all water except 2.5 acre feet, while attorneys seek a fixed limit. They propose sourcing water from the John Day river as a cheaper alternative.
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Umatilla
Lans
Pirch
Mc- Kay
Pilot Rock
Reclamation Service
John Day River
POUND DREAM SEEMS TRUE IN LA AND SANTA BARBARA
Santa Barbara woman Mrs. Daa tion Orena, owner of large real estate holdings in Los Angeles and Santa Barbara, dreamed a diamond ring she had lost was found. She then learned by telephone in Los Angeles that the ring had indeed been found and shipped to her in the south. The dream reportedly matched the exact time and place of the discovery.
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Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Daation Orena
New Pictures of Mars by Barnard at Mount Wilson
Professor EE Barnard of Chicago, renowned astronomer, uses the 60 inch telescope on Mount Wilson to photograph Mars during the current favorable opposition. Recent images and study aim to test key Mars theories, potentially confirming or rejecting major ideas from astronomers worldwide.
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Barnard
Los Angeles
EE. Barnard
Chicago
Mount Wilson
Mars
Convict's Wages Order Aimed At Family Support
In Somerville district court judge Day sentences William T Daley to a year in Middlesex jail for non support of wife and child. The judge notes new Massachusetts laws entitle the wife to the convict's wages during confinement and directs the superintendent to pay her 60 cents per day. The wife testifies she supported herself and child by washing while the husband spent money on drink, and the judge urges enforcement of the marriage obligation.
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Massacchusetts
Boston
Mass
Day
Somerville
William T. Daley
Middlesex County
Commonwealth
Vanderbilt Cup Race Dominates Savannah Auto Meet
Ralph Mulford in a Leaxier wins the Vanderbilt cup at Savannah with a 2389 mile run at 74.9 mph world record. Ralph De Palma second in a Mercedes. Hughes in a Mercer takes the Savannah trophy in 3 hours 15 minutes. Witte wins the Hedcup in Studebaker as state troops patrol the 17 mile course amid premeet crowd buildup.
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Savannah
Ralph Mulford
Ralph de Palma
Mulford
Hughes
Mercer
Herman
Nikron
Witte
Studebaker
Grant
Lester
Long Island
Bottling Works Damaged By Fire On Court Street
Fire originating in rubbish at the back of Pioneer Bottling Works in the Sayles Building on Court Street about 8:30 yesterday morning caused alarm before volunteer firemen contained it. Damages were small due to quick water control. many bottles broke and walls scorched. Insurance covers all losses. Proprietor H. F. Peters plans repairs today.
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Pioneer Bottling Works
Sayles
Court Street
H. F. Peters
Royal party lands at Arden en route to Durbar
King George arrives in Arden escorted by six cruisers on the way to the In Man Durbar. The Red Sea voyage was uneventful aside from occasional fire from Turkish and Italian scouts. Arden marks a last stop between Egypt and Bombay.
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Arden
George
Red Sea
Egypt
Bombay
Wreckers Die Trying to Salvage Explosives offshore
Six Florida wreckers were killed when blown up while attempting to secure a floating box of explosives from the steamer Pring Joachim which went ashore November 22 off Atwood Key. The incident was reported by a wireless station in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Florida
Pring Joachim
Atwood Key
Woman Granted Divorce by Judge Phelps
Judge Phelps this afternoon granted a divorce to Gertie Covell from her husband Frank Covell.
Thanksgiving All-Star vs High School Game Set
Thanksgiving program at Round-Up Park pits Eastern Oregon High School champions against the Athletic Dream of the Northwest colleges. Receipts will buy sweaters for the High School team as All-Stars rehearse twice daily to level old scores in a battle royal featuring Caldwell Shaw Graham Snyder Storio Scott Cooney Turned Sturgla Baker Keefe Lytle Asbabr.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Northwest
Allstars
Caldwell
Shaw
Graham
Synder
Storio
Scott
Cooney
Sturgla
Baker
Keefe
Lytle
Asbabr
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Chris
Tian
U. S. Atty. Gen's
Ray Carpenter
Pendieton
Pendleton Elks
BALL
Bridger
Kaiser
Teddy
Perry
Pear Western
Kay
Pound
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