Big Day at the Fall Fair Brings Record Attendance
Crowds from Northern Pacific and U P R R trains fill the city as the fall fair reports higher daily attendance than last year. A bright illuminated automobile parade tops today amid wind and rain hopes. Tomorrow features school parades with free access for children and a busy program including speeches by Crawford Pillis and Geer.
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Northern Pacific
Fair
Inter
Bio
Sam Thompean
Sam White
Baker City
Geo. I. Rogers
Salem
W. P. Elmore
Browneville
Eugene Chotin
Kirkpatrick
Sorialists
Eich
Oregon
Num
Wholesale dismissals hit Immigration office on Pacific coast
San Diego Oct 1 wholesale removals from the Immigration service along the Pacific coast followed telegrams from Washington ordering the entire local bureau discharged. Chief Emil Bugetecke and Inspectors John Canfield and Harney Manning and Interpreter Lee Chingman were among those removed. Haigeldoke cites unknown reasons pending Prof. Jenks investigation at Bhinford. Orders direct men to quit at end of today’s work.
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San Diego
Immigration Service
Pacific Coast
Washington
Emil Bugetecke
John ‘Canfield
Harney Manning
Lee
Haigeldoke
Profemo Jenks
Bhinford
Tileriin
Questions on pooling pact fuels Roosevelt reply sought
A Los Angeles dispatch dated October 1 reports Democrats await President Roosevelt’s response to a letter by Adam Dixon Warner accusing the administration of knowledge of a pooling agreement between the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railways. The letter defends Paul Morton and charges the administration with destroying contracts and timber land deals in Oregon and California while alleging the pooling violated antitrust law.
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Southern T Pacific
Psanta Fe
Paul Moron
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Adam Dixon Warner
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Oregon
California
Paul Morton
Pryan
Pendleton Cleans Tenderloin District After Mayor Order
Pendleton’s notorious tenderloin area on Cottonwood street has nearly vanished after Mayor Murphy’s order to empty all ground floor rooms and remove lattice fronts to bar bawdy use. Police report only four remain. many residents reportedly left town, aided by county dry laws and prohibition enforcement.
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Pendleton
Tenderloin
Murphy
Cottonwood Street
Alla
Webb
Seh
Veeonttralia
Gurdane
Railroads Press New Challenge to Interstate Rates
Southern Pacific and its allied lines urge the court to strike down Oregon lumber rate orders as confiscatory under the Hepburn Act. The amended complaint contends the Interstate Commerce Commission exceeds its power by forcing water competition and imposes a nearly confiscatory rate from Willamette Valley to San Francisco. The case seeks review of the commission’s action and warns of millions in lost profits for the lumber trade if the orders stand.
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Interstaw
Lueliroad Commission
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Railroad Commission
Oregon
United States
Ofro & N
Interstate Commission
Alroad
Orient goods shipment plan to start in November
San Francisco reports on through freight from New York to the Orient awaiting Interstate Commerce Commission schedules. Railroads and steamship companies have clashed over rates, and a transcontinental introduction is being worked out.
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San Francisco
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Politician Attacks Editor Over Article Claim
In Moscoow Wahoo Oot 1 State Senator Warren Tralit attacked Pete Opeth Troy newspaper editor after an opinion piece about him. The editor was cut about the face and scalp but not seriously injured. Warren Trellit was arrested but released on bonds.
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Moscoow
Warren Tralit
Pete Opeth
Troy
Warren
Emperor’s Dowager Seeks Aid as He Laments Illness
Reports say Chunesto Empire’s ruler is ill with a violent illness as negotiations continue at the royal palace. Physicians from Cite Mi were summoned by the emperor’s dowager to address the crisis. The exact cause and parties involved remain unclear.
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Wiental
Attomiante Ag
Roy Palace
Wemoe Ceotaen
Citemi
Rural phone system linked for improved county service
An agreement at a local telephone center connects the county lines with the Wirehecreese mutual system. Marston Pacific States manager Special Agent Gregory and Mctinity Hilton line owner attended. McGinity plans to rebuild the line to Pilot Rock and deliver improved service promptly.
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Marston
Pacific States Campany
Gregory
Mctinity
Hilton Tine
MeGinity
Here
Pilot Rock
Haskell Attacks Roosevelt in Open Letter From Guthrie
Governor Haskell in an open letter to President Roosevelt bitterly attacks the president and questions actions on court packing liquor prints and Indian votes. He demands publication of a letter Roosevelt allegedly wrote him and accuses Cortelyou of cabinet influence and improper deals with Wall Street interests. He challenges Roosevelt to justify cabinet decisions and the handling of the Prairie Gas case and Osage land leases.
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Okla
Haskell
Roosvelt
Roosevelt
Waskell
Myr
Lyner
Binto Okanomma
Mn. Roosevelt
Gils Shindard
Indian Territory
Dillon Territory
Standard OF Company
Stoclk
Hetion
Cortelyou
Wall Street
Cartelyou Ia
Mr Roosevelt
Danish scandal grows to greater proportions
Copenhagen reports the government fixed acting thefts at nine to ten million dollars and seeks to trace how former minister of justice Albert profited from selling titles and decorations. The inquiry may embarrass prominent figures linked to aristocratic favors and risky ventures. Losses include five million from banks and syndicates, with the remainder from individuals and firms.
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Copenhagen
Albert
Albert ix Huld
Alberti
Hearst Says He Is Not Working With Roosevelt
William Randolph Hearst defends his independence in Denver remarks denying any collaboration with President Roosevelt. He attacks Bryan and Roosevelt’s stance on Foraker, notes Taft, and promises to “even things up” if given a chance, while insisting he is not aiding Taft’s election.
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New York
Exliior
Denver
Nouss
Taft
Willam R. Hearst
Roosevelt
Archbold
Foraker
Hearst
Bryan
Tweed
Tiedsevelt
Taheeta Marks Fifth Anniversary Of Welding In Cot. Bevin
Bevin at Kile country observes the fifth anniversary of all welding as families gather. Monday Bryan departs on a tour through Ulinals Kansas Missouri and Nebraska with unspecified mission actions noted.
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Taheeta
Cot
William J. Bevin
Kile Country
Bryan
Ulinals
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Indictments Hit By Gambling Cases Across Counties
Attorneys for Mlett Liquor Sellers File Demurrers to Indictments as court reviews objections. Friction grows over con sideracionFrecewater Blind Pig case. A man in jail Ireland Pound is declared guilty in a related matter.
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Mlett
Frecewater
Ireland
Demurrers Overruled In Ex-Saloonmen Case By Judge Bean
At 2 30 this afternoon Circuit Judge Bean overruled the demurrers filed by counsel for the ex-saloonmen in the ongoing case.
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Bean
Gambling indictments divert grand jury from liquor cases
The grand jury handed down more than a dozen gambling indictments yesterday afternoon, centering on Pilot Rock victims and the Van Winkle case. Names include Geo. Manefield, Louis Bradburn, M. D. Orange, and John Doe, with Doe pleading guilty to two charges. A. B. Townsond of Freewater, indicted as William Townsend, was arraigned and given time to plead. Demurrers were filed by defense attorneys this morning and afternoon, with Judge Then presiding and Judge Fee representing several defendants.
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Pilot Rock
Young van Winkle
Geo. Manefield
Louis Bradburn
M. D. Orange
John Doe
Doe
Evenine
Bean
A. B. Townsond
Freewater
William Townsend
Townsend
James A. Fee
M. H. Gillette
Stone
John Schmidt
Dee Morison
Mel Norman
Meare Lowell & Winter
IFP
Shelton
Hoyt Gillette
Frank Nieve
McNab
Beha
Gary
Dee Montiocrk
Tom Moffatt
Joseph Sullivan
Ralew
Richards & Raley
J. T. Hinkley
Rogary & Keeran
Notice Will M. Peterson
Tom Murrell
Ben Morton
Sam Start
Helix
Treland Pound
Half a Million Threaten Railroad Strike in England
A looming railway strike risks halting transportation across the island after unions voted to strike if demands for higher wages and better conditions are not met. Workers seek about 25 percent increases, while employers resist. Current pay scales show engineers and conductors earning substantially less than U.S. counterparts, intensifying tensions.
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London
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