Peace failure and Balkan fighting rattles Europe
Paris reports peace talks between Italy and Turkey collapsed and Rome may try to force a Dardanelles passage to Constantinople. fear of Turkish invasion grows if Italy succeeds. Vienna notes heavy fighting near Scutari with Turks and Montenegrins. Albanian villages blamed for burning. London dispatches warn of Balkan hostilities as Bulgaria and Serbia mobilize and Jarana near Lake Scutari changes hands amid ongoing battles.
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Italy
Turkey
Dardenelles
Constantinople
Vienna
Prowress
Scutari
London
Jarana
Lake Scutari
Cettinje
Tushi
Gruesome Vancouver discovery shocks city
Sydney Boden, a chimney sweep, found a partially boiled and chopped body in a coal sack on an apartment skylight at 219 Vernon Private. Police seek former occupants. Dr Curtis says death occurred five or six months ago with sharp instrument marks seen. Identity of the dead man undisclosed. Boden and George Barnett assisted in the search.
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Vancouver
Sydney Boden
Vernon Prive
Curtis
Boden
George Barnett
Pendleton Hosts United States Marine Band Afternoon Visit
Pendleton enjoys a rare cultural moment as the United States Marine Band arrives led by Lieut W H Santelman. Fifty members perform at the Oregon theater, drawing crowds from the city and surrounding areas for the band’s visit to this major western city.
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Pendleton
United States Marine Band
W. H. Santelman
No. 17
Oregon Theater
Oregon
Portland
Polnta
Rescue Prevents Fatal Fall in Sudden Shock
A dramatic moment in a public place ended with a quick grip by Harnett as a person lurched from a bag and nearly toppled to a deadly drop. The intervention averted what could have been a fatal accident and underscored the danger of the moment.
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Harnett
Submarine Pet Drowns Two Sailors at Port Watsonville
Port Watsonville Cal Oct 12 The United States submarine Pet slipped moorings and crashed into the wharf overturning and drowning two sailors John Schroeder and Turcett aboard the craft The submarine lay submerged for 12 hours before discovery Schroeder’s body was found floating Turcett’s body inside the submarine The vessel had been sent to Watsonville for the apple carnival visitors craft maneuvering sessions
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Watsonville
Cal
United States
Pet
John Scrroeder
Turcett
Schroeder
Fall Causes Death in Spokane Milliner’s Apprentice
Miss Dorothy Salter an 18 year old milliner's apprentice fell 36 feet down an elevator shaft while opening the gate and looking upward yesterday. She was killed and her mother Mrs Rh H Salter is in a critical condition in a Los Angeles hospital. Her father is a Northern Pacific engineer and at work in Montana.
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Dorothy Salter
Mis
Rh. H. Salter
Los Angeles
Northern Pacific
Ig Wome
Montana
Cooperating groups oppose Measure 304 on county tax shifts
Pendleton Commercial association and Pendleton school board join Assessor C P Strain in educating voters statewide against Measure 304. They warn shifting public service property taxes to the state lowers county revenue, despite minor state tax cuts. Campaigns target voters across counties with circulars and pamphlets. Ballot No 305 No 305.
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Pendleton Commercial Association
Pendleton Public School Board
C. P. Strain
Strain
Umatilhe County
Commercial Association
School Board
Keett
The
Culate
C.J. Smith
Evidence Cannot Be Inspected At Trial Of Laborites
Indianapolis Oct 12 A hotel owner from Omaha testifies that Ortie McManigal stayed there in 1910. Detectives traced McManigal H B Hockin and James B McNamara from Toledo Cincinnati Utica and elsewhere. Federal Judge Anderson overruled defense motions to inspect all government evidence in advance and ordered return of seized documents.
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Indianapolis
R. J. Rutherford
Omaha
Ortie McManigal
McManigal
James B. McNamara
Toledo
Cincinnati
Utica
Anderson
Becker Trial Revelations Tie Rosenthal to Gambler Venture
New York Oct 12 Becker allegedly advanced Rosenthal 1600 to open a gambling dive with Becker as partner and Rosenthal in charge. He later demanded 500 from Rosenthal, threatened raiding, and pressured for “tribute” money. Rosenthal refused, Becker sought to silence him, and police protection fears surfaced. The witness described Becker’s attempts to link Rosenthal with others and to have him killed if necessary.
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Rosenthal
Decker
New York
Bald Jack
Rose
Becker
Iy Chandles Tripp
Leutenaunt
Waldo
Hace Wis
Zelie
Hecker
Zelle
Jose
Crouk Rosenthal
Zellg
Buecker
Louis” Rosenberg
West A Friend Of Pendleton Not A Foe
Governor West defends his record and friendship with Pendleton in a letter to the East Oregonian editor. He praises the paper’s support, rebukes “unwarranted attacks” by a local partisan group, and reiterates plans to aid the city including hospital construction, equipment, and maintenance to boost regional prosperity.
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West
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Aviator Rescued From Hydroplane After Night Afloat
Philadelphia reports Aviator Marshall Reid was rescued by a police boat after spending the night drifting on the Maurice River in New Jersey following an engine explosion in his hydroplane.
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Maurice River
New Jersey
Marshall Reid
Capitol Journal Sold to Taber and Barnes in Salem
Salem’s Capitol Journal has new owners Graham P. Taber and L. S. Barnes. Hofer, editor for about 24 years, will leave to seek other fields. The purchase price is about $20,000. Taber, from Logansport, Ind, plans active management and an independent political stance. The plant will be updated and moved to a new State street location.
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Capitol Journal
Salem
Graham P. Taber
LS. Parnes BE. Hofer
Policeselon
Taber
Logansport
Ind
Argus Bulletin
Laporte
Lad
Barnes
California
Los Angeles
State Street
Darrow Trial Delayed to November 21 in Los Angeles
Lawyers for both sides agreed to push back the second Darrow trial to November 21 after a request for more preparation time. The October 21 start for the Burn bribery indictment case against Chicago linseed Jack McNamara juror Robert Burn was postponed due to defense chief counsel illness and calendar considerations.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Attordeys
Clarence S. Darrow
Chicago Linser
Thobert A. Burn
McNamara
Rogers
Norton
Hydro-aeroplane saves drowning man at sea
Glen Head report dated Oct 12 tells how Walter Strohbach of Flatbush fell from a rowboat and struggled in the water. Charles Wald, Wright School of Water Flying instructor, spotted him and Ward quickly deployed a hydro-aeroplane, reaching the drowning man first.
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Glen Head
L. J
Walter Strohbach
Flatbush
Strohbach
Charles Wald
Wright School of
Ward
Debate at Carnegie Hall on progressive platform
New York Oct 12 Miss Jane Addams of Hull House Chicago will uphold the progressive cause in a three cornered political debate tonight at Carnegie hall under the Civic Forum. Opponents include ex Congressman William S Bennett for the Republican party and Rabbi Stephen S Wise formerly of Portland Oregon for the Democratic party.
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New York
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Carnegie Hall
Civic Forum
Miss Addams
William 8S. Bennett
Republican Party
Stephen 8. Wise
Portland
Ore
Governor Deneen Accused of Double Dealing at Chicago Convention
Colonel Roosevelt accuses Governor Charles Deneen of Illinois of shuffling and double dealing at the Chicago convention. He claims Deneen deliberately falsified details of the gathering.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Charles §. Deneen
Illinois
Deneen
Boston Americans win again in World Series clash
Boston’s Am erican leaguers beat the New York Giants 2 to 1 at Fenway. Mathewson pitched well for New York but Boston scored twice in the third inning and fielded cleanly while New York tallied in the seventh. Crowd count around 37,400 as rain held off and Columbus Day celebrations continued.
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Hoxton
Mass
New York Giants
Boston Red Sox
New York
Fenway Park
Boston
Baseball Innings Summary from New York-Devore Game
New York-Devore walked Doyle fouled to Lewis Sthodgrass forced Devore and was doubled up Wagner to Yerkes to Star No runs Boston Hooper singled to center Yerkes popped to Pletcher Speaker singled to Jeff Hooper was held On aecond Lewis forced Hooper at
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Hooper
Mathewson
Devore
Doyle
Speaker
Snodgrass
Cady
Boston
Yerkes
Murray
Lewis
Mathiwson
Merkle
Gardner
Sthodgrass
Wagner
Pletcher
Jeff
Fifth Inning Defensive One-Run Stop Hurts Early Lead
In the fifth, New York-Meyers singled to left while Fletcher, Mathewson, Devore, and others made outs in a scoreless frame. Roston-Bedient also logged an out at Merkle, with Hooper, Doyle, and Yorkes contributing outs, keeping the game at zero.
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Meyers
Fletcher
Hooper
Mathewson
Devore
Roston
Bedient
Merkle
Doyle
Yorkes
Baseball notations from Boston and New York game fragments
The fragmentary report lists players Doyle Yerkes Snodgrass Murray Speaker Gardner Merkle Merkle Gardner and others with outs and fouls. It notes non runs and outs by Doyle and Speaker and mentions positions and unassisted plays amid an incomplete sequence.
Merkle scores on McCormick hit in seventh inning
In the seventh, Merkle doubled and scored on McCormick's sharp hit after Fletcher batted for Fletcher. Gardner fumbled, allowing Merkle to reach third, as McCormick was ruled credited with a hit. Hatchewson and several outs followed. no runs added.
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Merkle
Hergog
Wagner
Meyers
Speaker
McCormick
Fletcher
Gardner
Hatchewson
Stahl
Boston
Mathewson
Shafer
Cady
Herzog
Fighth Inning Recap Details Boston Batting Fractions
In the Fighth Inning New York Devore struck out Doyle and Stahl unassisted, Snodgrass also fanned. Boston went 0 for with Bedient flying to Snoierass Hooper fielded to Shafer and Yerkes out to Herzog. No runs scored.
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Doyle
Stahl
Snodgrass
Boston
Bedient
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Hooper
Shafer
Yerkes
Herzog
New York-Murray Flied to Gard Ner Merkle Fanned
No runs in the inning as New York pitcher Murray flies to Gard Ner Merkle strikes out Speaker Herzog out and Yerkes to Stahl.
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New York
Murray
Gardner
Merkle
Speaker
Herzog
Yerkes
Stahl
Workers Are for Wilson in Oct Straw Vote
A straw vote from a small logging camp lists Governor Wilson with 11 votes, Taft four, Roosevelt one, Debs five. The result reflects local support during the campaign period in Wilson’s favor.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Debs
Pendleton Observes Columbus Day With Closings
Pendleton observes Columbus Day with public offices closed though schools banks and businesses face inconvenience since the day falls on a weekend. The article notes Oregon's 1911 recognition and reveals newly found Spanish records show Columbus voyage cost over 3000 in America money funded by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella, highlighting the voyage as the greatest investment in history by three ships and a hopeful navigator.
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Union
Hut
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Spain
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Isabella
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