Hughes Denies Understanding With Germans In Campaign Swing
Justice Hughes denied charges of any understanding with German propagandists and declared there were no agreements or truces with anyone. He argued for American interests and protection of property and commerce. He spoke in Clarksburg Parkersburg Huntington and Charleston while criticizing Democrats and addressing the war and tariff issues.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Justice Hughes Hi
Norman Hinpgood
United States
Virginia
Parkersburg
Huntington
Charleston
Hughes
Walter Eggerth Claimed by Death in Pendleton
Walter Eggerth, long known in Pendleton, died after a period of illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Polson chapel with Reverend H. Hubbell officiating. Born in Dons Allston 28 years ago next December, he lived here most of his life and worked for Western Union, serving as manager and telegraph operator in several cities before returning home. He is survived by his mother and two sisters, Mrs. Roy Norman and Mrs. Frieda Eggerth.
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Dewth
Walter
Dons Alston
Western Union
Hoquiam
West
Klamath Falle
Bon Francino
Te Wna
San Francisco
Pendleton
Bealdee
Roy Norman
Mire Frieda Eggerth
Invitations Sent For Big Banquet By Commercial Club
The Commercial Club sent invitations to 10 members and prospective members for a big banquet at Woodman Hall Friday evening ending the membership campaign. Return cards were attached with requests to reply by Friday noon. Those invited who do not receive a formal invitation may still attend by notifying the secretary. The committee promises elaborate entertainment with minimal speeches and intends to add 100 to 200 new pledges during the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Asenciation
Woodman Hall
U P Head Is A Wilson Man
Robert S. Lovett head of the Union Pacific railway system endorses President Wilson. In an official statement he says Wilson has more great achievements than prior presidents, cites currency handling as resolved, and praises diplomacy during the European war situation.
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New York
Robert S. Lovett
Union Pacific Railway
Systen
Wilim
Raya
Whitin
Wilson
Boot Standard Oil Workers On Strike
Bayonne reports six to eight Standard Oil workers striking with four patrolmen injured. Barricades shut four oil plants as Superintendent Hennessy says facilities remain closed. Strikers agree to resume work under the old wage scale.
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Bayonne
Housend Standard Oil
Hennessy
Asquith Presses Fresh War Credit For Britain
Premier Asquith seeks a new war credit amid wartime strain. He warns the conflict must endure to secure France’s repayment and future security, signaling cautious support as authorities weigh the balance of costs and aid. The address notes the need for adequate reparations and a united effort to sustain the war.
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London
France
Vane
Eixey Milliin
Wollon
Reith Review
Carranza forces fail to stop Villistas at Madera mills
In BLA PAB on October 11, government agents report Carranzistas did not attack Villistas who reportedly occupy Madera. The bandits seized several large foreign owned lumber mills and operate five trains on the Mexico Northwestern line. Many Carranzistas mobilize around Chihuahua as refugees claim Madera was captured without opposition and mills were not harmed.
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Willieton
Madera
Chihuahua
Secretarial Talk on German Submarine Campaign
Secret ary Lansing traveled to Washington after a long conference with Wilson. They discussed Germanys submarine campaign and the right to use submarines near American shores. Officials declined comment while business telegrams urged a strong response and clarification of Germanys intent.
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Long Branch
Lansing
Washington
Wilson
Germany
America
Wilken
Business Interema
Kansing
White House
Campuilain
Canadian planes hunt U-53 near Patria and patrol route
Halifax dispatch reports Canadian aircraft patrolling the area where the Greek steamer Patria halted. Officials say the submarine probably plans to turn southward. air units are watching the spot as patrols advance to track the undersea threat.
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Aecial Parra
Halifax
Cannadian
Huthrie
Whey
Patria
Paton
Wall Street Feels U-Boat Activities
New York stocks retreated on nervousness over submarine activity. Mercantile Marine preferred fell fourteen points, United States Steel and Cribs were weaker. Some issuer sites showed unusual strength.
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Mercantile Marine
United States
New York
Rmin
Mercanti Marine
United States Steel
Kingstonian survivors search ends as destroyers fail
Newport Oct. 11 Eleven destroyers fail to locate any trace of the Kingstonian survivors. Steamship operators refuse to answer wireless calls fearing a trap. Admiral Gleaves abandons hope of finding the missing crew and passengers.
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Newport
Gleaves
Kingstonian
Stéamera
Lincoln Echoes in Wisconsin Republican’s Wilson Support
A lifelong Republican, Mr. Andrus of Long Creek traces his admiration to Lincoln and Douglas debates. He compares Woodrow Wilson to Lincoln and explains his vote for re election, citing Wilson’s alignment with Lincoln’s ideals and his long experience as a freighter seeking honest work.
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Wilson
Lincoln
Douglas
Quincy
Stedmer
Ike Lincoln
Andruy
Thia
Harnesa
State Hospital Economic Amid Taxpayer Debate
The Eastern Oregon State Hospital is cited by the State Taxpayers' League as economically cautious, not seeking increased appropriation. Superintendent McNary notes a two year budget based on per capita costs, with recent figures at 16.50 and possible rise to 17. The hospital has returned 50,000 to the state treasury this year.
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State
Taxayers’ League
Eastern
Oregon State Hospital
McNary
Muri
German divers shell Russian radio station in Arctic action
Berlin reports three German submarines shelled and heavily damaged a Russian radio station at The Mirna eet in the Arctic. One wrecked ship and several crew killed. The Relohsite main commitator approved a motion authorising the budget commission to discuss the fortelen and war situation. The faction forecasts further submarine policy talks.
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Berlin
Get
Sayville
Copenhagen
Mirna Eet
Arctic
Budget Commission
Polley
Fa Tlon
Liverpool price steady at 2.23 per bushel
Market notes show Liverpool wheat price at 2.23 dollars per bushel with related price figures from Portland and Chicago markets. Spot data include Manitoba No.1 at 2.20 7-10, various futures ranges, and other wheat grades amid a broad price view.
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Liverpool
Manitoba
Bury
Departure of Kansan Delayed Again in Boston
The Wer Kansan carrying a half million dollar carlie for France was postponed in Boston due to fears of mine dangers at sea.
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Boston
France
Senator Norris to open Moghes campaign here tonight
Local report states Senator Norris will launch his Moghes campaign in the city tonight. Other items note a hospital restitution request, a death, and various invitations and international tensions including German submarine activity and calls for new war credits.
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Wilcon
Norris
Moghes
Orecon
Maxpital
Walter Exwerth Pases
Howmania
America
Asquith
New War Credita
Boston Beats Brooklyn In Slugfest At Home
Boston's hard hitting knocks two Brooklyn pitchers from the box as Gardner hits a homer and Lewis doubles. Johnston tallies Brooklyn's first triple. Myers drives in Johnston after a walk. Cheney replaces Marquard in the seventh, fanning multiple batters while Rucker later relieves. Final alarms include two runs and an error as Boston seizes control in a clash marked by wild pitches and sharp fielding.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Johnston
Myers
Myer
Puat Jonvrin
Leonard
Merkle
Junvrin
Léonard
Lota
Lewis
Gardner
Hobitzell
Wheat
Scott
Marquard
Maragard
Sly
Cheney
Hooper
Cutshaw
Cheees
Keey
Lew
Wheatty
Tewis
Gardier
Carrigan Sila
Borston
Robinson
Mowrey
Olson
Hoblitzell
Cleonwad
Jantrin
Omara
Walker
Brooktyn — Johnston
Merere Singer
Moerk
Janvrin
Culshaw
Carrigan
Culmshaw
Joehmeten
Mariner
Rucker
Leonarl
Will Pliche
Ted Score
Todaneedlees
Eee
Veel Lowi
Eheiveet Carrigan
Rene
Brooklyn Abrhpore
Myth
Marnuary
Biscared Pfeffer
Ory Cheney
Wid O'Mara
Chaney
Borton
Error buries Cubs as Carrigan second on What’s
baseball note reports miscued play with Carrigan scoring from second on a misplayed ball. Marquard to Merkle sequence leaves Leonard fanned Hoober at Merkle, yielding three runs, two hits, one error. Continued on page.
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Red Sox
Leonard
Brooklyn
Gardner
Carrigan
Marquard
Merkle
Hoober
Hotel Golden Fire in Reno Destroys Two Floors
Fire destroyed two floors of Reno's Hotel Golden, a landmark in the town, trapping guests who were rescued by firemen. Milonaire cattlemen own the hotel with part owner G. Humphrey listed among the Republicans.
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Reno
Golden
Reno'a
Milonaire
G. Humphrey
Comemnitlooman
British and German Advances Near Somme and Balkans 1916
Reports from London Paris and Berlin detail British gains in Macedonia and near Monastir while General Foch's troops push south of the Somme and reach beyond Chaulnes. German forces shell Champagne and Verdun as they clash with French lines. German losses cited at 1377 prisoners.
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Foch
Somme
Prigonery
London
Toplova
Presenik
Macedonia
Seren
Chaka
Monastir
Athens
Monnontit
Niles
Seres
Parie
Bowvent
Chaulnes
Champagne
Verdum
Germaine
Schonhols
Local Republicans open Hughes fight in county
The opening Republican presidential campaign event in the county features Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska speaking at the Temple Theater for Charles F Hughes. A large crowd is expected as Norris, a noted insurgent, urges Hughes’ election while the Hughes Alliance arranges decor and a women’s representation on stage. The program includes local officials and party leaders, with the event aiming to mobilize supporters for Hughes.
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Thi County
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Temple Theater
Charles F. Hughes
Hughes Allance
Norris
House of Representatives
Cannon
GPP
Niereaecne
Huahios
Jiece Hughes
Lance
Mire
la Dow
W. Fy McNary
Temple
Pratty
J Algor Fee
Frank Carl
Centraal Committee
de M B Kern
Hughes’ Allace
WB Leewell
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Wilson Man
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Woodrow Wilton
Abraham Lincoln
State Hospital
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Hostos
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Lewly
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