Wilson heads to Indianapolis amid raid inquiry
President Wilson travels to Indianapolis for a Duay program after a morning parade and luncheon. Officials plan a careful inquiry into submarine raids off the Atlantic coast to decide if Germany intends further attacks. An advisory commission will join the council on national defense to mediate rapid mobilization of U S resources.
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Councom National Defene
Robert Bender
Wilson
Columbus
Indianapolis
Inonte
Dusines
Farmere
White House
Germany
Council On National Defense
Echo Youth Shoots Himself in Heart at Lodging House
William Nelson, 21, shot himself in the heart with a .22 revolver at the Wright lodging house in Echo Oregon October 1. Employer LB Ashbaugh sent his body to Chita. coroner J. T. Brown from Pendleton opened an inquest. Nelson had wandered about two years, worked for Ashbaugh, and was held in despondency.
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Oregonian Specialy
ECHO
Ore
William Nelson
Wright Lodging-Hoom
Himell
Ashbaugh
Chita
Ives
Ashlaugh
J.T. Brown
Pendleton
State federation endorses measure for normal school
The state federation backed a bill to establish an Eastern Oregon Normal School at Pendleton. Delegates also approved a tentative budget for 1917- year totaling about 50,000 with several line items noted as potentially low, and city officials reported progress on Monmouth district assessments. Marion County Superintendent W. M. Smith voiced strong support for Pendleton and urged passage to train teachers statewide.
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Marion County
Oregon
Unanlimouw
Wommen
jAide
Pendleton
Mire
Roy T. Bishop
Sens Ie
rehMirte
Portland
Monmouth
Salem
Ore
Carcades
Cowardice charges in 1916 congressional vote on McLemore
The piece argues Republicans backed the antiwar McLemore resolution in March 7 1916 and labels them cowards for opposing Wilsons administration. It notes 276 to 142 table vote with 101 Republicans supporting the white feather plan and rebukes Democratic papers for blaming Wilson while citing the congressional record.
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Wilson
Congress
United States
Germany
House
McLemore
Mann
Republican Party
Cold Foot
Greece Accepts All Allies Conditions
Paris October 2 Greece accepted all allies terms including disarmament of all forts internment of the Greek fleet and use of railways and canals by the allies.
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Greece
Paris
Quiet night on Somme reports and small raids
London reports five British raids near Mewines in Granier Woods Massenea with prisoners taken and casualties. Berlin says German forces repulsed strong Allied attacks between Morval and Bouch Avennes and a nightlong artillery duel. London notes a German cavalry brigade cleared Bulgarians from Seres area finding them still holding Seres steel.
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Mewines
Granier Woods
Massenea
Somme
Berlin
Hile
Morval
Bouch
Avenmnes
Seres
Boston Wins Deep in Hallmark Series Opener at Home
In Boston Oct 1 the Ho fon pitcher allowed only three hits as Pfeffer and Shore sparked a victory crowd of forty two thousand. Long drives and solid fielding paced the Boston offense with Lewin, Mowrey and Shorten contributing key plays. Brooklyn struggled to mount rallies, while Pfeffer and Shore kept hitters off balance with effective curves and control.
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Ho Fon
Ihemin
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Myers’ Bounder
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Shore
Lewis
Servant
Mowrey
Scott
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Burns
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Pict Son
Meyers
Daubert
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Stengel
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Beott's Error; Wheat Fouled To! Hobliteell
Hooper
Cutehaw
Janvrin
Cutshaw
Hoblitzell
Olson
Gardner
Hoblitzel
Burton
Hobiitzell
Preffer
Brooklin
Abrhpore
Dell
Abrhpore Hooper
U Janvrin
Vi Lewis
Vests
Federal Farm Loan Meet Sees Appointed Committees
On Hughes Day Tuesday October 17 committees were named for a rally at Hughes Alliance headquarters Falling building. Members will meet at 7 30 PM to finalize plans for the Ul demonstration near Tuesday with groups covering Entertainment Business Parade Autoparade Singing Publicity and more.
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Hughes Alliance
Falling
George C. Baer
J. ¥. Tallman
Frederick Steiner
M. 8. Kern
Commercial Club By Day Tomorrow Contests for New Members
Tomorrow features a formal contest among Commercial Club teams for new members. Captains will report hourly on signups at Court and Main to publicize progress. Applications must use official Danks forms with fees for one quarter, and be submitted by 6 pm. Secretary Cranston checks applications at Eugenie Woodman hall. A banquet is set for tomorrow evening with reservations due. Independent judge Teewell and Judge Lowell will speak in Eugene and western Oregon.
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Main Street
Cranston
Eugie-Woodman Hall
Wyom
Teewell
Preme
Stephen A. Lowell
Eugene
Oregon
Federal farm town board seeks DOJ probe into nationwide fraud
The federal farm town board asks the Department of Justice to investigate a nationwide chain of alleged illegal organizations defrauding farmers via the rural credits act. Farmers sold stock and one group reportedly lost 350000. Governors and congressmen were drawn in. the board withholds names. If unchecked, this could become America's greatest financing fraud.
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Washington
Federal Farm Town Board
Department of Justice
Strike Riots Ravage Bayonne After Deadly Clash
In Bayonne New Jersey on October 13 strikers attacked a Greenburg saloon and clashes left four police officers and thirty strikers wounded, with four strikers in a dying condition. Ambrose Carlo, fourteen, was jailed for rioting. Police were ordered to shoot to kill as workers sought protection and planned a funeral demonstration for a woman killed the night before.
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Bayonne
N. J
Greenburg
Cain
Ambrose Carlo
Bell
General Chemical
New Jersey Central Railroad
Twenty Second Street
Reilly
Pendleton Library Board Proposes City Run Plan
Pendleton public library board told the city council of plans for a city run library in the new building. It urged the city to maintain its library at its own expense if county control fails, otherwise reopen in the city hall while awaiting public opinion. The report suggested no tax levy may be needed next year, with existing library funds and ball balance noted.
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Pendleton Public Library Board
Council
Pendleton
Labor Leader Warns Hughes Victory Harms Workers
John P. White of the United Mine Workers warns that Hughes’s election would threaten working people. He says the paramount law is the right to organize and act together for protection and advancement, urging workers to heed the campaign’s stakes. The statement appears in the News paper Enterprise Association.
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Hughes
United Mine Workers
John P. White
Newspaper Enterprise Association
White
Ella
Campalen
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