Monday Contest Shapes Ward Council Race In City
Voters prepare for a close city election with four aldermanic contests and a treasurer race. Candidates Knight Brownfield Montgomery Vincent Penland Stroble Strain Gibson Thompson Tweedy and water commissioners Brown Moore Taylor vie for support while polling places open Monday from 8 to 6 at designated city sites.
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A. L. Knight
Co. W. Brownfield
Brownfield
T. G. Montgomery
F. W. Vincent
Penland
Stroble
C. P. Strain
A. Gibson
Gibson
Harry C. Thompson
T. J. Tweedy
Water Commissioners
Seemnely
J. T Brown
Will Moore
T. C. Taylor
Harriman Liner Work to Resume December First
Chicago reports construction on the Harriman liner halted recently will restart December 1. As storms deepen across the middle west, workers will shift to the Pacific coast and begin rebuilding the Los Angeles route.
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Chicago
Harriman
Middle West
Pacific Coas
Los Angeles
Firemen's Election to be Held In Evening Hours
In accordance with state law hours all saloons will be closed. Fireman's election scheduled for 7 p m. Judges listed as Ed Stansberry P A Anderon and William Yandle Clerks Fred Taylor Tom Milarky and Frank O Gara.
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Ed Stansberry
P. A. Anderon
William Yandle
Fred Taylor
Tom Milarky
Frank O'Gara
International Yacht Race May Fall to Take Place This Year
There will be no international yacht race for the American cup next year unless the notice of the Intent to challenge reaches the New York Yacht club before midnight. Ten months' notice must be given. The Swedish club may take action at today's meeting in Stockholm. All thought of receiving a challenge from Lipton has been abandoned.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Stockholm
Lipton
Fulton drafts bills on interstate commerce and stock sale tax
Washington November 30 Senator Fulton completed the final draft of two key measures. One bill amends the Interstate Commerce Act to prevent railroads from raising rates before the commission can test reasonableness. The other bill imposes a tax on all sales of corporate stock shares when bought on margin.
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Washington
Fulton
Supreme Court Coming Salem Nov 20
The Oregon supreme court will depart Salem this evening for Pendleton where it will spend next week hearing cases.
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Salem
Oregon Supreme Court
Pen
Holidays Extend Week For Banking and Business Protection
Governor Chamberlain extends holidays for another week to shield banking and business interests from unsettled conditions. A special legislative session may be called to amend attachment law and holiday statutes, as calls grow from business leaders and legislators across Oregon.
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The
Oregon Daily Journal
Oregon
Washington
Bookline rate case unsettled says Commissioner Lane
Washington November date, Commissioner Lane states the Bookline rate case remains unsolved and no tentative decision has been reached by the commission.
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Washington
Lane
Commission
Japan Guilty Broke Promise Diplomats Report
Vancouver Nov 30 Evidence presented to the Japanese immigration commission suggests a shift in policy. Gotch of Nippon Supply testified that he persuaded Japanese officials to relax immigration restrictions in Canada, allowing wholesale entry if workers were employed by Canadian railroad contracting firms. Federal Commissioner King noted the testimony's potential impact on treaty relations with Great Britain.
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Japan
Great Britain
Japanese Immigration Commission
Gotch
Nippon Supply Company
Canada
King
Hart McKee warns of sensational divorce case in Paris
Hart McKee, husband of Cordelia Baxter formerly of Denver, says his divorce trial in Paris will be the biggest scandal of the century and asserts Governor Baxter should have kept silent. He promises a strenuous defense and claims the truth will come out.
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France
Hart Mckee
Cordelia Baxter
Denver
Aivorce
Who Will Nominate Cannon for Speaker
Republican members of the House debate the sole task before caucus as the opening session nears. The focus is to decide who shall nominate Cannon for speaker with both parties preparing for Monday старт.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Cannon
Jealous Soldier Fires Bullet Wounding Woman in Des Moines
In Des Moines Ray Howard, a soldier, fired at Mabel Adair in a jealous rage. The shot missed its intended target and killed her sister Mrs. Martha Pickering. Archbishop Christie of Portland, hospitalized after surgery in Chicago, has safely passed the crisis and is recovering.
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Des Moines
Ray Howard
Mabel Adair
Martha Pickering
Christie
Portland
Chicago
Call for Extra Session to Aid Banks and Pendleton
Portland dispatch reports a secretive meeting of Oregon commercial bodies to urge Governor Chamberlain to convene a special legislative session. They seek amendments to the attachment law and a bank friendly holiday statute to protect banks and keep courts operating. Pendleton delegate Judge A Lowell was named to join other counties in Portland to assess a commercial emergency and state needs.
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Chamberlain
Ee Chamberlain
Portland Commercial Club
Oregon
Board of Managers
Pendleton Commercial Association
A. Lowell
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Umatilla
Lowell
Senator Gearin to Deliver Memorial Address for Elks
Senator John M. Gearin of Portland will pass through tonight over the O. R. and N. on his way to La Grande where he will deliver the memorial address for the Elks tomorrow afternoon.
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Gearin
John M. Gearin
Portland
Pendleton Sees Holiday Trade Rebound After Panic
In Pendleton business circles the panic signs have vanished and retail trade is normal again. Thanksgiving week brought strong activity with dry goods and furnishing goods leading the recovery. Savings bank reopening boosts deposits and confidence, while saloon license fees add about $440 to daily cash flow, contributing to a roughly $10,000 increase in circulating coin.
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Savings Bank
Pendleton
Toca
Bradley case closings begin as jury may decide Monday
Turner states two paths to verdict, defines first and second degree murder if Bradley killed Senator Brown. Mrs. Bradley cheerful despite son’s illness, doctor says child out of danger. Prosecutor argues Brown relations with defendant in detail and delivers merciless denouncement.
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Bradley
St Je
Turner
Brown
Powers Trial Opens with Goebel Shooting Witnesses
Georgetown Kentucky November 30 Frank Thomas a Frankfort policeman on duty at capitol square during the Goebel shooting testified he saw Goebel fall and identified the moment of the fatal shot Judge D D Field a Republican testified about a conversation with Golden jailed for complicity who alleged a plot to kill Goebel
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Frank Thomas
Frankfort
Capitol Square
Goebel
Powers
D. D. Field
Golden
Navy Beats West Pointers In Annual Army Navy Game
Navy defeats West Pointers 6 to 0 in the annual Army and Navy football clash played in Philadelphia on November 40.
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Navy
Philadelphia
Army
Presbyterians Protest Loan to Saloon Property
Philadelphia on November 30 reports a $50,000 investment of ministers Insurance money in saloon property provoking protests. Ministers in the Ministerial association vow to likely cancel the loan despite treasurer J. Neff stating it seemed sound as a business move and endorsed by the finance committee.
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Philadelphia
Ministerial Association
J. ©. Neff
Pioneer Echo woman found dead at home
Mrs. W. F. Gillette of Echo died this morning from heart failure at age 68. Funeral plans are not yet set. She was a pioneer county resident and mother of nine, including George Gillette, Pendleton Western Union manager, who left for Keho on train No. 1 after hearing the news. Survived by husband and all nine children, eight local and one in California.
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W. F. Gillette
Echo
George Gillette
Pendleton Western Union
Keho
Mrs. W. D. Hanford Dies After Cancer Fight
Former Pendleton resident Mrs. W. D. Hanford died in Los Angeles from cancer. Cremation followed in Portland after she moved from Pendleton to Portland then to California. She and ex husband Meade Shumway was later sentenced to hang for a separate murder in Beatrice, Nebraska.
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Pendleton
Los Angeles
Portland
W. D. Hanford
Portland Oregonian
Pendleton Mayor Declines Nomination Amid Direct Primary Shift
Pendleton editor and mayor James A. Fee discusses declining a congressional nomination under the new direct primary law. He criticizes campaign costs, stresses staying home to watch his successor, praises Judge Ellis’s honesty and fairness, and cites local ties in supporting a candidate from Umatilla County.
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Pendleton
East Oregonian
Lowell
Umatilla County
Ellis
Ellie
Congress
Supreme Court
Bishop O'Reilly Visits St Marys and Sisters in City
Bishop C. J. O'Reilly from the eastern Oregon diocese arrives from Baker City on an official visit to St. Mary's church and to the Sisters of St. Francis led by Mother Aloysia of Philadelphia who is in the city for the occasion.
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C. J. O'Reilly
Eastern Oregon
Catholic Church
Baker City
St. Mary's Church
Sisters of St. Francis
Mother Aloysia
Philadelphia
City
Williams Withdrawal Alters House Minority Race
Washington November 36 Rep resentative Dearmend of Missouri has withdrawn from the race against John Sharp Williams for the minority leadership of the house of representatives. Dearmend withdrew after Williams publicly announced that he scored the nomination of Bryan.
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Representative Dearmend
Missouri
John Sharp Willlams
House of Representatives
Dearmend
Willams
Bryan
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