Bourne Accepts Call to Run as Popular Government Candidate
Senator Jonathan Bourne accepted renomination in Portlaid Oregon stating he will run as the popular government candidate. He cited Oregon’s initiative referendum provision and urged voters to consider his record, with Ben Selling of Portland securing the nomination. Bourne was not in Oregon during the campaign and sought an independent bid after failing to secure the Bull Moose nomination.
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Bourne
Call
Portlaid
Ore
Jonathan Bourne
Peope
Oregon
Ben Selling
Portland
Hourne
Bull Moose
Stone assails Roosevelt in Walla Walla campaign stop
Senator William J. Stone of Missouri stumped for Governor Wilson in the Democratic campaign in Walla Walla Washington. The hall overflowed as Colonel W H Dunphy introduced Stone who criticized Theodore Roosevelt, defended Taft, and argued the Roosevelts’ inconsistencies on issues like Canadian reciprocity and the Harvester trust. The speech was cut off with a note that the piece continued on page 8.
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Walla Walla Wash
William J. Stone
Missouri
Wilson
Court House
W. H. Dunphy
Stone
Taft
Roosevelt
Theodore Hoosevelt
Canada
Harvester Trust
George W. Perkins
Lonaparte
George W. Perking
Perkins
White House
Thoosevelt
Bonaparte
Lawrence
Peace envoy dispatch confirms Italy Turkey pact progress
London reports renewed confirmation of the Italy Turkey peace pact as Rechad Pasha and Pietro Bertolini, peace envoys, depart Ouchey for their homes, signaling movement toward final settlement.
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London
Italy
Turkey
Rechad Pasha
Pietro Bertolini
Ouchey
Moose to Organize Throughout State in Oregon
Portland Ore Oct 5 In answer to criticism that they were not active enough officials at the state headquarters the bull moose party is making preparations today to organize a branch party in every city village and hamlet in the state Organization of the country districts will be commenced at once No place will be overlooked.
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Portland
Ore
Bull Moose Party
Young trout planted in rivers across Umatilla county
About 125000 young trout were released in streams across Umatilla county yesterday. Bonneville hatchery supplied 40000 fish for Walla Walla River above Milton and Clackamas hatchery sent 10000 to Meacham Creek with the rest to southern county streams. Additional stock includes Big Creek plans and a 30 mile pack horse transfer to Bib Creek aided by a new fish car after gear trouble. Overall season total reaches 265000 trout plus 100000 blueback salmon and 10000 Montana Flack Spotted trout kept then released.
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Umatilla
Bonneville
Walla Walla River
Milton
Clackamas
Meacham Creek
Big Creek
Worth
John Day
Game Protective Association
Uklah
Hilbert
Bib Creek
Pilot Rock
State Fish and Game Commission
Camas Prairie
Ukiah
Montana
Gibbon
Sumpter Valley railway posts annual profit in Salem report
The Sumpter Valley railway company shows a net operating revenue of 71171.82 on 225130.18 in revenues with 191958.84 expenses. After taxes of 138, BS5.82 and 48600 interest, net corporate income stands at 2985.50 amid a year of income and expenses. The Pacific Railway & Navigation reports June year results with 88299.12 revenues and 104934.10 expenses, creating a deficit of 16640.98. taxes and interest raise the consolidated deficit to 104310.16.
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Salem, Or
Sumpter Valley Railway Company
Pacific Railway & Navigation Company
Waterfront 13 Fire Ravages Pa ck Of Lead Plant
San Francisco reports a major blaze at the Pa ck Of Lead works along the water front. Half the city and fire boats battled the flames from 6 30 this morning. Damage estimated around 190 000 dollars with fifty workers escaping and two people injured by jumping from windows. The fire spread despite efforts but was contained after a hard fight with damage projected between 150 000 and 200 000 dollars.
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San Francisco
Rancher George D. Pittman Killed by Lightning Stroke
George D. Pittman a rancher living 14 miles north of Tucson Arizona was instantly killed by a lightning stroke. His neck was broken his vertebrae splintered and one shoe torn off by the blast. Pittman stood five feet eight inches tall but his body was stretched to six feet.
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Tucson
Ariz
George D. Pittman
Here
Pittman
Angelenos Ordered to Arrest Rubbering At Exposed Ankles
Los Angeles police are ordered to arrest all persons caught rubbering at exposed female ankles during wet weather.
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Los Angeles
Low Angeles
James Neagle Called by Death in Pendleton
After eight months of illness, James Neagle veteran blacksmith of Pendleton died at 6 pm. A Melbourne, Australia born on March 1 1860, he worked as ship apprentice, carriage builder in Canada, then moved to Salem and Pendleton in 1887. He ran a blacksmithing shop with his brother at Water and Cottonwood streets. survived by his widow and brother Frank Neagle. Funeral set for 2 pm at the Catholic Church tomorrow.
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James Neagle
Deveised
Melbourne
Australia
Canada
Salem
Pendleton
Marshall
Water and
CotlwaWinal Streets
California
Bright
Frank Neagle
Wilson and Bryan to Speak in Iowa Rally Night
A large Democratic rally in Ames Iowa will feature speakers Wilson and Bryan. Wilson told reporters the Democratic National Committee refused a four dollar check for five hundred dollars from a publishing house because it was a corporation. He said he then accepted the check personally and turned it over to the committee.
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Ames
Wilson
Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Secretary Knox Travels Home From Japan Funeral
Secretary Knox and Secretary Fisher depart for Seattle aboard the Maryland after Knox represented the United States at the late emperor s funeral in Japan. Fisher has completed an investigation into Is lands governmental operations while reviewing 4000 US troops en route.
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Honolulu
Dct
United States
Knox
Interior
Fisher
Seattle
Maryland
Japan
Turks mobilize 250000 men against Balkans in two armies
Constantinople Oct 6 official announce Turkey to mobilize 250000 men in two armies by Monday one to operate in Albania against Montenegro and the other against slavs on the Hulgariat frontier mobs smash windows at legations in the capital. In Sofia 500 Bulgarians captured and burned Turkish barracks at Ushumaya. The Serb minister demanded surrender of munition cargoes and threatened severance of relations. The war mood grows with mobs calling for extermination of Christians in the Balkans.
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Constantinople
Balkans
Turkey
Alban
Montenegro
Hulgariat
Sofia
Bulgaria
Conmun
Sandusky
Ushumaya
Servien
Porte
Servic
Palkan
Cadet Corps Receives Official Recognition in Ontario Public Schools
In Ontario Public Schools Malheur County a cadet corps has been organized and officially recognized, reflecting a civic initiative in Salem area oversight.
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Salem, Gap
Ontario
Malheur County
Milwaukee Grand Prix Opens With Star Driver Lineup
The Milwaukee grand prix began at 10 10 this morning with Barney Oldfield and many noted drivers entered. Anvhitor Bish carried a 4 photographer crew over the course as Teddy Tetelaff of Los Angeles received an ovation.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Det
Barney Oldfield
Anvhitor Bish
Teddy Tetelaff
Los Angeles
HG Leagues Close Their Season Today
New York reports the season’s end as both National and American leagues wrap up. The Giants face the Highlanders in a final regular season matchup, with anticipation for postseason implications. A lighter note mentions a local woman’s view on moral choices amid the newspaper’s varied content.
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New York
Joilas
Leiugues
Giants
Highlanders
Ton Cain
Benefits of open river shown in Lewiston meeting
In Lewiston on October 6 Inland Empire towns heard R C Beach of the Idaho Washington development league urge cooperation with open river transport firms to cut freight rates. Judges Lowell of Pendleton and Moulton of Kennewick joined the discussion on open river topics of interest.
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Lewiston
Kia
Inland Empire
Wilson's Private Car Struck in Rail Yard Accident
Woodrow Wilson's private car was struck by a freight car while passing Cedar Rapids yards. The observation platform was wrecked. Wilson was asleep and woke none. No injuries were reported.
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Wilson
Omaha
Nebr
Cedar Rapids
Woodrow Wilson
Three Children Inherit Large Estate From Charles Cunningham
Will of Charles Cunningham of Umatsha county provides equal shares for his three children Sarah Charles and Cetelia. Oregon real estate valued around 6000 plus twelve acres Pendleton and other property valued about 5000 to be converted to money. Washington assets to be kept in trust for 21 years for Pasco property with trustee Thomas C. Taylor. Mortgage paid from life insurance proceeds. Monthly 100 to each child until settlement. If a child dies, survivor shares split. Executor Manuel Pedro named for Oregon holdings. Sarah Cunningham executrix for Washington estate.
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Charles Cunningham
Umatsha County
Oregon
Washington
Sarah
Charles
Cetelia
Manuel Pedro
Alta Street
Pendleton
Sarah Cunningham
Pasco
Thomas C. Taylor
Charles H. Carter
Anna Blingham
Walla Walla
Barn at Myrick Is Total Loss
A massive fire last night destroyed the big barn on the Juline Huddeman ranch near Myrick station. The structure valued at 22500 was insured for 1500 with Bentlex Leffingwell. Fire reportedly started in a stable where mules were tied and spread quickly. workers freed 20 mules but could not save the barn.
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Midnotkh
Juline Huddeman
Myrick Station
Bentlex & Leffingwell
Two Women Injured as Ed ward W. Smith is Arrested
In Tose Ateeeles October 6, Edward W. Smith a Negro cook employed by Edward W Silent assaulted Mrs H Carter at her Gramercy Place Los Angeles home beating and stabbing two young women Helen Bell and Muriel Hayden who came to Mrs Carter’s aid Neigh bor H Burkholder attracted by cries overpowered the attacker who fled to the attic Mrs Carter who was near childbirth was reported in serious condition while the two girls were expected to recover.
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Tose Ateeeles
Edward W. Smith
Edward W Silent
H. Carter
Gramercy Place
Los Angeles
Helen Bell
Muriel Hayden
Rebels Capture, Zeledon Killed Near Maysa in Nicaragua
Washington reports four Americans killed and six wounded in a battle near Coyoteha Nicaragua. Rebel general Zeledon wounded captured and died near Maysa, leaving the revolt leaderless. About 100 Nicaragua federals killed and 200 wounded as fighting raged for 37 minutes with heavy casualties on both sides. The clash ended with Zeledon’s death and swift American pursuit.
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Washington
Coyoteha
Nicaragua
State Department
M. Chamorro
Southerland
Zeledon
Maysa
Managua
Ding
I Js
Hanley Declines Taft and Supports Wilson for President
William Hanley of Burns, Oregon, once nominated as a Republican elector, declines Taft and explains his choice of Woodrow Wilson. In a letter to Colonel Wood, he cites opposition to Taft's western policy, tariff stance, and fears Roosevelt, calling Roosevelt the creator of Taft. He favors Wilson regardless of party labels, arguing for principle over brands.
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Portland
Ore
William Hanley
Burns
Duke of Harney
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
C. BE
Wood
Harney County
Wilson
Roosevelt
East
Indian Pays Five Year-old Debt in Ellensburg on Horseback
John Hamalt an 80 year old Spokane Indian rode from Wapato to Ellensburg to settle a five dollar loan incurred seven years before. He exchanged a single gold piece at the store of TV Farrell, who discovered the old debt when Hamalt stated he was paying what he owed.
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Spokane
Wasi
John Hamalt
Wapato
Wash
Ellensburg
Farrell
Nika Chatica Pu Pany Mika
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