Fifteen Days to the Limit on Nominating Petitions
City election dates and filing deadlines are set by state law with November 19 as the petition deadline. Judge Gerald notes the direct primary plan may not apply unless party conventions are held, which has not occurred. Independent petitions require at least three percent of city voters for mayor or ward voters for councilman, based on last presidential turnout.
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Dleothan
Thomas Fite Gerald
Foz Gerald
Neocemry
Flood Breaches Dike Between Comox and Courtenay
Heavy rains and windstorms weaken the Comox valley dike causing a 30 foot breach at the slough crossing between Comox and Courtenay. The lower road is flooded and traffic halted. Estimated dike damage and land losses run into thousands with periods of record rainfall noted in the area.
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Vancouver
B. C
Comox District
Comox Valley
Comox
Courtenay
Lone Highway Robbery Near Redding Details
A midnight hold up occurred on Oak Run 36 miles east of Redding. A lone bandit armed with a rifle and lantern seized a paper mail sack and jeller sack from the Tred ding-Hieber stage carrying Driver Day and passenger W. J. Miles. The Wells Fargo box was not aboard. The same robber is suspected in a prior Red ding-Delamar robbery involving messenger Haskell.
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Kredding
Oak Run
Redding
Day
W. J. Miles
Gibson Indicted in Five Crem Conditt Family Murder Case
Edna grand jury returned an indictment against Monk Gibson in the murder of the Conditt family of five in Houston Texas. Reports say the panel also implicated others and will keep the cave open while the prisoner is guarded by rangers as most troops have left.
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Houston
Texas
Edna
Monk Gibson
Conditt
Arizona Supreme Court Justice Tucker Resigns
Washington Oct 13 The resignation of Judge Eugene A Tucker associate justice of the Arizona supreme court was accepted The attorney general announces his successor will be Paul Jesson Petersburg Oct 13 Colonel Von Bliman chief of police at Kransnowarek had been murdered
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Tucker
Wahington
Eugene A. Tucker
Supreme Court of Arizona
Attor Key
Paul Jesson
jHt. Petersburg
von Bliman
Kransnovarek
Treaty Ratification and Municipal Ownership Debates
Oct 14 reports ratification of the Russo Japanese treaty to occur tomorrow with telegraphic notification from Tokyo and St Petersburg. In Omaha, a garnishment case against United States Express Co. was dismissed. plaintiff claims $25,000 owed by Senator Platt. Montana Supreme Court denies Heinze appeal in Heinge interests case against Anaconda Mining. Washington discusses municipal ownership as Northeast Citizens Coalition mobilizes to push local reforms to Congress.
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Russia
Japan
Toklo
Omr
Bt. Petersburg
St Petersburg
Tokio
Omaha
Man Wood
United States Expres. Company
Platt
Helena
Mont
Edward Hickey
Anaconda Mining Company
Nipper Corse
Supreme Court
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Capital
Washingeton
Northeast
Northeast Association
Congress
Two Suspects Under Arrest In Bank Robbery Case
Billings Montana October 13 police arrested a man calling himself Tom Jones on suspicion of being one of the bandits who held up the Northern Pacific limited between Puyallup and Tacoma September 12. He was caught prowling railroad yards and matches the robber’s description. Seattle October 14 LT Camp was arrested last night on suspicion of being one of the men wanted for the Great Northern hold-up near here a week ago Monday. Camp has a record and recent large expenditures. Detectives Delaney and Enright saw the man in city jail and say he fits the engineer’s and fireman’s description of one of the train robbers.
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Billings
Mont
Tom Jones
Northern Pacific Limited
Puyalup
Tacoma
Seattle
Camp
Powers
Great Northern
Here
Delaney and
Enright
City
Berkeley to limit saloons to ten in compromise
Berkeley trustees, after months of debate, pass an ordinance capping saloons at ten from twenty four existing. The license is set at 600 and bidders may compete for the ten permits. Prohibition supporters and opponents express satisfaction with the decision. In other news bankers close sessions in Washington and a shipyard bridge accident in Vancouver, Washington, results in a man’s death.
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Berkeley
Neense Committee
Denner
Equitable Directors Elected and Policyholder Appeal
New York trustees of Equitable elected John Brennan and William Redfield as directors. They plan a circular urging policyholders to weigh in on selecting an internal candidate for the December board vote. Chicago lawyers Darrow and Masters filed suit seeking $1000 against Equitable over $246 cash value on a hidden seven year policy, citing contract technicalities and offering a loan at 8 percent.
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Ssolt
Chiicago
Iegular
New York
The
Equitable
John Brernan
Utien
N. Y
William Redfield
Brooklyn
Chicheo
Edgars, Masters
Clarence Darrow
Partners
Equiltade
New York Wins Fourth Game In Cool Fall Atmosphere
A large crowd watched New York defeat Philadelphia 1 to 0 at the fourth game. Plank opposed Powers. Bresnahan and Ames worked for New York. Errors: Philadelphia 1, New York 0. Weather cool. crowd behind ropes. betting on the game existed.
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New York
McGinty
Plank Wod Powers
Philadelphia
Bresnahan
Ames
Bander
Mathewson
Dresnahan
Himewolf
Boycott Not Over as U S Envoy Reports from Mukden
F D Cherie accredited to Mukden arrives in San Francisco aboard the Coptic after delays due to the Russo Japanese War. He previously served as consul general in Canton and speaks Chinese. The passenger notes ongoing boycott tensions and urges American merchants to study Orient demand and adjust imports. Also aboard were Oscar Austin, head of statistics in commerce, touring the world including the Philippines, and Baker City notes on a sanatorium project overseen by Dr. W. J. May with a 10x14 building and a 40 foot square hall plus a bathhouse. A new criminal-measure device by Thomas Moxey of Ellenburg is mentioned.
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San Francisco
F. D. Cherire
United States
Mukden
Manchurian
Manchuria
Canton
Cheshire
China
Orient
Orient De|aire
Haines
W. J. May
Baker City
Baker City Democrat
Government study proposes annual bank depositor fund plan
Washington explores a plan by C F Bitte of Erie to require all national banks to contribute $100 per year to a fund managed by the currency comptroller to insure depositors. The proposal aims to restore public confidence and would have paid full losses to depositors in failed banks over five years, totaling $2.9 million. Resolutions deny reports that a San Quentin prisoner offered Carl Becker $12,000 yearly to stay out of politics. Joe L. Hamilton is named new president of Hoppeton HL.
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Ad National Bank
Hart
Bint
Porey
Porgee Becker
Washington, D.C
National Bank Deposita
C.F. Bitte
Erie
Apor
Hie Rele
San Quentin
Carl Reeker
King of Farmers
Joe L. Hamilton
Hoppeton
Sound alarmed by last winter's rail legislation
Olympia Oct 13 Sound residents fear the Washington legislature s railway commission bill directs farm products away from Seattle toward Portland after the 11 & N company ended joint rates with the Northern Pacific The O St & N routes with weak competition shift markets to Portland including Alaska bound hay A joint rates fight is planned before the railroad commission at Colfax with R & W N backing efforts to secure a Portland market substitute for lost Seattle trade
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Portland
Olympia
Wash
Railway Commission
Washington
11 & N. Company
Ite
Northern Pacific
Rail‘road Commission
Taggart Grasted Divorce Granted After Court Hearing
In Wooster on October 13 Mrs Taggart collapsed and remains bedridden delaying the decree hearing. Judge Eason granted the divorce after reviewing petitions and answers, noting extravagant pleas but finding no substantiated drunkenness or habitual misconduct by either party.
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Ealing
Hinty Mainy
Wooster
Chicago
Eason
Chambers
Cynopeia
Tangort
Rythers
Porty Five Deaths in Football Record Report
New York Oct 13 Forty five deaths and hundreds injured over five years in football per a Herald canvas printed today. Most deaths result from internal injuries broken necks concussions and spinal damage prompting protests from President Roosevelt and others.
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New York
Herald
Honsevelt
Miller to face Crook county trial for double murder
George Miller, twice convicted of second degree murder in Harney county for killing Warren Curtis, will be retried next spring in Crook county after a change of venue agreed by counsel. John Colwell, indicted with Miller, was convicted of manslaughter in Malheur county on a venue change from Harney.
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Hurnt
George Miller
Warren Curtis
Harney County
Crook County
John Colwell
Miller
Malheur County
Harney
Portland Man Defends Land Fraud Trial On Stand
W N Jones testified in his land fraud trial this morning denying all allegations. He said his actions were in good faith and he loaned money to old soldiers to help them obtain clothing.
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Portland
Get
W. N, Jones
Portland Business Men Excursion Brochure to Inland Empire
Portland business leaders prepared a decorative souvenir brochure for an excursion through Lewiston and Clarkston to the Inland Empire. It praises fellowship beyond commerce and invites residents to welcome the travelers, highlighting shared regional growth and friendly ties.
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Tewiston
Clarkston
Inland Empire
Portland Busines
Lewiston
Hrketon
Idaho
B. ©. Smith
O. 1
Pendleton Businessen
U. Rh. & Noand
Portland
Mind Empire
Peace conference fails to unite Oregon Republicans in Portland
A Portland Empire theater gathering drew key Oregon Republicans including Mayor Johns of Baker City and Judge Lowell with Withycombe and Moody absent. Attendees claimed the meeting united factions, discussed future measures, and aimed to calm intra party tensions despite notable no-shows and lingering discord.
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Portland
Thia
Imperial Hotel
Youu
Uecer
Marian County
Davey
Geers
Vieilors
Johns
Baker City
Wea- Nesday
Tyr. Withycombe
Corvallis
Agricultural College
Moody
Salem
W. J. Furnish
Pendleton
Dow
Tomatlla
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S&s A. Lowell
Lee Moorhouse
FL W. Vinweyt
BR. Viewander
G. W. Proetetel Cras
Weaton
Fire devastates Nederland general store in Colorado town
A morning fire in Nederland Colorado rapidly spread destroying a general store and severing the town’s telephone station. With a population around 700, officials fear rapid destruction and consider blasting paths with dynamite to halt the blaze.
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Boulder
Col
Nederland
Young Court martial session opens in Vallejo
Vallejo October 13 The Young Court martial session convened this morning with witness Commander F W Barlett on the stand. A sensational development is expected and there is an unverified rumor that Bartlett may join the prosecution as junior counsel.
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Vallejo
F. W. Barlett
Bartlett
Procelulion
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