07 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1911
Page
1
Reported disruptions on the Harriman lines as shop men strike reduces available crews. In New Orleans and Chicago areas, clash injuries mount while Central officials pull strike breakers. many shops are closed and equipment repair delays loom across the Texas division of the Southern Pacific.
San Francisco October 7 shows little change in the strike. Both sides remain peaceful and no serious trouble is reported. In Sacramento the first strike benefits were paid to striking shopmen.
At Frisco near the Southern Pacific facility a dozen strikers clashed with strike breakers at noon today. State police intervened to restore order before substantial damage occurred.
In Oxnard California a gambler killed his opponent during an all night poker session after the game broke up in the early morning. Police report indicate Sam Atulton, another player, fired a shot in a quarrel over a 450 dollar jackpot and Moulton collected the money.
Fragmentary report describes travel by air or sea over Lake Michigan, noting a landing and an unclear tale. Officials are said to be seeking whereabouts after a Berlin reference. The text is garbled and incomplete.
Four wallpaper makers, previously indicted on restraining trade charges, were found not guilty. The jury acquitted the firms after testimony and legal arguments. The case involved an alleged price-fixing scheme and market restraint. The verdict ends the legal action against these defendants.
Spokane Interstate Pair is hailed as the best indication of that kind by Roy Raley J H Gwlen and Roy Ritner of the local frontier association after viewing the fair exhibits and racing events. They state the Palouse pavilion is not a Pendleton infringement but will whet spectator appetite for more frontier days scenes with Vernon and Stanley performing and hosted with cordial management.
Reports from here say a Turkish warship was destroyed and forts at St Seon in Media were crippled after an engagement with Italian cruisers. The Turkish government ordered the closure of all Italian establishments in Turkey today.
Woulace Blackriver Falls Wis Oct 7 floods worsen beyond initial notices. Five counties damaged with three to five Wilton dalvers. Black River wrecked south of La Crop Hattie submerged. Half the town washed away. North Mend report wiped out. Refugees流 flood news says several killed unconfirmed. only telegraph link remains.
In Ta Crosse Wisconsin on October 7 Noplyine sent a pellet train to Black River Falls to supply food and clothing for the Slrving people a relief effort expanding meals and essentials by rail delivery to the remote area.
Rev. Holmes, veteran minister of the Uheletian thiureh, born in Pendleton, is named to be pastor and aid to the Wa organisation. He will arrive in November and assume duties after Rev. Van de Walker leaves. Holmes is noted for financing debt reduction and will tackle the old indebtedness of the church and oversee construction plans for the former wooden church site.
Thousands were spent on postage and advertising by the Blephen son committee as Rodney Harck ett testified that 42 workers mailed letters, with hundreds of thousands sent in one day. He could not produce specimens of the letters or identify who prepared Honoray Steph Onson's adwarding.
A cle ar report states John Spain and co defendants Wiener quill McGrath and Zile Moray are charged with theft and will go to the jury Monday in Union County per telegram from Ta Cringe. Roy Lami the state principal witness has been impeached repeatedly today and leaves the inference that the determinist the cowboys is weakened.
Farm residents Roy Be and Kate Ki Parkes were married this morning by Justice of the Peace Joe H Parkes. The bride is the daughter of a county farmer and the groom is engaged in ranching.
Reports from Vigo Spain on October 7 describe heavy fighting between Portuguese royalists and republicans. Defections from detachments are noted and a decisive battle near Oporto is anticipated. The republican government denies illness and confirms troop movements toward the frontier. London reports King John VI not seeking revolution while the Duke of Vigan, son of Miguel, presses his claim with support from Silent Smith and the duke’s wife.
Principal Frank D. Carruth of the Senfield echoed a rapid arrival and a plan to spend the weekend here. The report notes progress on a new project at Sante fecine, and mentions preparation for occupancy and ongoing works locally.
A garbled report describes President Pate’s trip covering 6464 miles with stops in Walla Walla Lewiston Spokane and Paradise Valley. It notes talks on tariffs and farm policy, a reception at the city, and Taf’s planned journey from sunny to snowy conditions toward Mount Rainier.
A Seattle political note reports on Tit Pele Tite’s candidacy with Lenene of King County endorsing the measure. The resolution passed in the meeting, supporting the governor’s initiative and the presidential bid.
President William Howard Taft's Pendleton stop was brief and puzzling with no clear sighting by staff. The presidential train, under Conductor Mytinger and Engineer Thyson, moved from Huntington to Pendleton and onward to Walla Walla without incident, as crews reported routine service and careful handling of coal and water. A Baker report noted a half hour delay when a hose coupling on the ahead fast mail caused a minor disruption.
Oct Ti-izh winds today toppled a four story structure under construction on the north side. Two small children died inside the wreckage while four workers were fatally injured and two more seriously hurt. Names of the children are not known.
The paving contract for Cottonwood and Alta Streets was signed at 3 oclock. work to start within days with two rock crushers already dismantled and ready. A Warren Prose representative said the project would be rushed and that other streets may be tackled as citizens decide. The Mahoney company operates six to eight paving giants in Oregon Washington and Montana.
A man identified as Frank Calvin, who shot Mitts in Irving near Eatonville, fled toward Toledo where Sheriff Urquinrt captured him. He was taken to Tacoma for healing after being wounded three times but recovering.
Officials pursue charges against owners linked to the Dar dam break as investigators place blame on those responsible for its construction and maintenance. A statement from Attorney General Hare notes efforts intensified after the disaster. Fifty-five corpses have been recovered to date.
Lyman, detained in Portland, faces trial on four charges of aiding federal prisoners and mail fraud. Reports say he was taken into custody after alleged involvement in schemes to assist fugitives. Additional warrants target him in California for similar alleged offenses.
A garbled note traces a person linked to Anhap Olis and the class SST who served with Admiral Owes in the Spanish American War. It mentions a promoter or broker and hints at a financial role and possible fraud or error in naming.
Five benefits were listed for the shopmen strike this morning. Martind ten workers received cash at six dollars each, while others received seven pounds. No violence has occurred here so far.
In a tense 1st round matchup Langtry of Botton used Caponi as a model for a stalling strategy. Caponi, a heavy but battered fighter, was helpless by the third round as White halted the bout amid a brutal beating that left Caponi unable to respond.
Los Angeles October 7. Disregarding faulty affidavits alleging prejudice Judge Bordwell denies bias in the McNamara brothers case. Attorneys consider a reversal motion likely and expect his denial. If convicted the brothers fear their convictions may be set aside due to claimed prejudicial conduct.
Gustavo Madero warned that Francisco Madero could call the Mexican people to arms to crush an indigenous revolt if officials failed to act. He said two generals were already in the field and that action would come from the president elect if needed.
The New York basebull club reports even money on the world series bets. Offices filled with checks for great reservations and many predicted attendances fill the scene as betting runs steady.
Stanley McLellan and his wife died when a snowslide demolished their home on the Partridge mouth of Lake Allin in Wynken territory WV. Cutten, nearby, was swept far down the mountain but survived with injuries. authorities report one rescued man moving to safety as rescue efforts continue.
A curious, fragmented passage describes green paint and a strange event involving ducks. The text mentions witnesses, a location called Hadawn Polinion, and various odd actions like gathering wild duck meat for frying, all framed in a mysterious, archaic voice.
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