Mayland Brock pleads guilty in circuit court
Mayland Brock, of Tone, pleaded guilty to fornication in circuit court this morning and faces a sentence from Judge Hein Tuesday morning. James Stewart, bartender at the Idle Hour, pleaded guilty to selling liquor on Sunday and was fined $15. Walters case postponed due to missing witnesses. verdict reached in another trial but remanded for further action. Judge Bean granted a motion to excuse a defendant from remainder of sentence. three defendants freed on bail after court session.
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Walters Coe
Dieyyi—Same
Monty—James
Mayland Brock
Tone
Elrcuit
Hein Tueatoy
Brock
Milton
Morrow County
Ruth Andrews
Heppner
Threety
Phelps
J. W. Bluff
County Law
Andrews
James Stewart
Idle Hour
Ing
Bean
Stewart
Jong
Charles Same
Wallty
Shoelock
Ream
Pam
Lieeran
D. Peterson
Mexican troops on border amid revolution arrest near Rio Grande City
Two thousand Mexican troops were sent to the border near Rio Grande City after two revolution leaders were arrested by American officials. Mexican government representatives attend the ongoing trial as rebels remain at large. Weston residents express relief as a 400 pound pressure eases the community atmosphere.
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Laredo
Texans
Rio Grande City
Weston
Slim
Werton
Steamers Adirondack and Saratoga collide in Hudson fog
A foggy collision on the Hudson River between the Adirondack and Saratoga results in one drowned, one missing, and several injured. In El Paso to New Orleans, members of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks on the Atlantic system strike, seeking a 10 percent wage raise, overtime pay, and union recognition.
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Hudson River
Tivol
Iesissing
Alx Pie Eengere
Adirondack
Saratoga
el Paan
Brotherhood of Railway
Southern Pacific
el Paso
New Orleans
Earthquake Strikes Socorro New Mexico in Morning Shocks
An earthquake lasting about 10 minutes was felt in Socorro and caused light shocks in Albuquerque. The event is described as the severest in months. Separately, the French cable company denied reports of Mount Pelee erupting and said the volcano remains quiet.
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Fee OC Anniquerdque
Albuquerque
N. M
Socorro
New York
Pelee
Pope In Perfect Health As Vatican Receives Callers
Rome reports the pope in perfect health after receiving many callers at the Vatican. Among visitors was Grouard, apostolic delegate to Athabasca. In Tupelo Mississippi a man named G W Campbell killed his wife by slashing her throat and then died by suicide in a hotel.
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Rome
Vatican
Grouard
Athabasca
N. W.T
Tueple
Miss
G. W
Campbell
Fune
Tennesee Parner
Newport
Tenn
Chalburn
Mintooth
San Francisco Tense Debates Over Safety Committee Methods
San Francisco talks of forming a public safety committee amid police power disputes. Mayor Schmitz opposes usurping police authority while some leaders push vigilante measures and possible lynching. Evidence of police thug collusion is claimed. funds from multiple cities flow to the safety drive as arrests and protection plans spread.
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San Francisco
Olti
Committee of Public Safety
Gallagher
Committee of Safety
Beeve
Committee On Safety
Fresno
Eureka
Sacramento
San Jose
Santa Cruz
Arsenic Debate in Embalming Fluid Testimony
Dr. John Marshall testified that tiny arsenic traces in parts of a deceased woman’s body could stem from embalming fluid. He noted arsenic detected in the brain might differ from levels administered during life, with implications for the case today in Tome River, New Jersey.
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Tome River
N. J
John Marshall
Widow of Sam L Hill dies. will leaves 15 million to charity
London on October 13 reports the widow of Sam Lewis Hill died today. The will provides 15 million dollars for charitable institutions, triggering the estate distribution.
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London
Sam Lewis Hill
Hermiston to Have a Depot in Proposed O R N Expansion
Special dispatch reports the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company plans a depot at Hermiston to handle growing shipping volumes. C F Vanderweteer visited Hermiston to assess depot needs and favors the move. A new hotel will open soon with Peter Kinsella, formerly of Pendleton, in charge.
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C. PF. Vande Water
Hermiston
C.F. Vanderweteer
Hormiston
Peter Kinsella
Pendleton
Great Baseball Contest in International Championship Series
In Chicago on October 13 the gates opened after 5,000 were raised and 16,000 turned away. Key players Walsh Sullivan Ruebach Kling and the Sox beat Cubs 9 to 6 with runs and hits detailed. final line Sox Rune 9 runs, 14 hits, 0 errors. Cubs 6 runs, 4 hits, 0 errors. Other scores: Oakland 7 San Francisco 3. Portland 3 Fresno 2. Los Angeles 13 Beattie 4.
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Chicago
Batterice
Walsh
Sullivan
Ruebach
Kling
Cubs
Sox
Elemth
Rune
Cats
Death of Homer Brownson
Homer Brownson died at the hospital from a prolonged fever after a relapse following a temporary recovery. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 o'clock from his home on Star Street, with the Maccabees conducting the ceremony in which he was a member.
No Strike Settled in Chicago Building Trades
Chicago October 18 rail and construction workers avoiding a strike after differences with employers were resolved. The decision ends the threat that could disrupt operations involving about 60,000 men. Indianapolis October 12 telegram from Mrs Farbanks urged her son Frederick and his wife in Pittsburg to eat sandwiches for health and happiness and come home soon.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Barricaded Wheat Wharves Halt Trade in Portland
Portland wheat wharves are barricaded as strike rain handlers guard against invasion. Weather and labor action keep port operations at a standstill with no change in the situation as of October 12.
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Portlaund
Portland
Washington and Montreal Bank Run Reported in Fragments
News from Washington reports Commander Southerland signaling renewed revolts in San Domingo near the capital as insurgents mass to threaten stability. In Montreal a bank run recall prompts assurance that all depositors are paid and officers claim depositor confidence remains. In Massachusetts Miss H Curtis wins Essex Country club women’s golf championship over Miss Mollie Adams two up with one hole to play. Evelyn Walsh plans to leave society life to tend to her illness as tuberculosis advances, with Anne McDonald at her side.
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Montreal Bank
Montreal
Onterto Bank
Sternity
Wee Newsin
Mass
Get
H. 5
Curtis
Essex Country Club
Allons
Mollie B. Adams
Wollas Jton Club
Killed Under Train Near Yakima in Freight Incident
North Yakima Washington October 13 James Kelley fell from a moving freight car near Yakima while attempting to ride. He was ordered off the train and allegedly pushed by a brakeman after refusing to disembark. Kelley was ground to pieces beneath the wheels. An inquest and investigation will be held.
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Yakima
Wash
Qet
James Kelley
Alee
Nelley
Pendleton Fair Among the Best in the District
Lee Teutsch of the Pendleton fair commission praises the Umatilla Mor row fair as more satisfactory in many ways than Walla Walla Spokane or Lewiston fairs it emphasizes better social enjoyment easier access and fewer racing attractions noting Pendleton could prosper without costly races by expanding the pavilion and adding more attractions for the next event
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Walla Walla
Spokane
Lewiston
Lee Teutsch
Fair Commission
Umatilla
Clarketon
de Caprio
Pendleton
Missing Pendleton man feared after Aug departure
Friends of J. OC Mer, who left Pendleton for Kansas City area, report no word since leaving. Some fear for his safety while others think he may have simply extended his trip and not written. He may be a member of Integrity Lodge I. O. O. F. of Pendleton.
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J. OC. Mer
Kanene City
Mer
Kansas City
Pendleton
Wis
Miteing May
Integrity Lodge 1
Fire from cigar stump destroys Bristol business district
A cigar stump left in an opera house window started a fire this morning in Bristol Iowa on October 13 and burned the town's business section. Local authorities report the blaze caused extensive damage to storefronts and shops across the central district. Firefighters battled the flames but the destruction left several merchants ruined and the town seeking rebuilding assistance.
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Bristol
Iowa
Peculiar Chalk and Magnesia Found on Camas Prairie
S. B. Neill of Camas Prairie reports a discovery of chalklike magnesia deposits on his land uncovered by a storm uprooting a large tree. The irregular ledge yields almost white mineral with brown yellow tinge, tasting like magnesia. Samples may be sent to the State University and State Agricultural College for analysis.
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S. B. Neill
Camas Prairie
Nell
Stat University
State Agricultural College
Chicago Wheat Market Opens and Closes Mixed
The Chicago wheat market on October 13 opened at 76 3 8 and closed at 74 7 8. Corn started at 42 and finished at 42 9 8, while oats opened at 34 1 8 and settled at 44 4 4.
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Chicago
Gots
Gas fatality at Chienga claims two lives
At Chienga on October 13 Guetat Roscher, 67, and his wife, ten years younger, were found dead in bed with the gas turned on. Authorities labeled it a likely gas-related death.
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Chienga
Guetat Roscher
Cartoonist Statterfield to wed Gordon in St Louis
Cleveland residents learn cartoonist Robert W. Statterfield will marry Mike Marle Wing Gordon in St Louis on October 16. The announcement notes the couple will exchange vows in the coming week.
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Cleveland
Robert W. Statterfield
St Louis
Mike Marle Wing Gordon
Pilot Rock Man Wins Main Canal Contract in Oregon
The Interior Department awarded sched 1, about 15 miles of main and lateral ditches for the east Umatilla project to Thomas Jacques of Pilot Rock Ore for 20212.50. Schedule 2 bids were rejected as unreasonably high and the interior secretary authorized force account work. Horses for the project will be shipped from the Klamath project to assist during winter.
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Wshington
Board of Consulting Engineers
Portland
East Umatilla
Secretary of the Interior
Thomas
Jacques
Pilot Rock
Klamath Project
Oregon
Error as to price of hogs misquoted in morning paper
Local buyers dispute a recent issue claiming live hog prices were misreported at 9 cents per pound delivered. They insist hogs never fetch more than 7 cents under regular market rules, with recent sales at lower quotes and price disputes tied to unknown parties.
Runaway Brooklyn Ave car crash in Los Angeles
Los Angeles October 13 a Brooklyn avenue streetcar ran away on a steep curve when brakes failed jumped track overturned killing W A Barnett and injuring over twenty passengers. Motorman H G Bowdetts stayed at his post and escaped serious harm. Several injuries included crushed chest and leg amputations. twenty others injured lightly or moderately.
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Los Angeles
Brooklyn Avenue
W. A. Barnett
H. G. Bowdetts
Barrett
CG. A. Cattlett
H. H. Frettage
Mary Murray
Lilly Breade
Magoon Becomes Provisional Cuban Governor
Havana October 13 Magoon has assumed the provisional governorship relieving Taft and Bacon who will depart this afternoon on the battleship Louisiana. Funston sails on the Virginia. Magoon issues a proclamation restating Taft’s proclamation and says he will restore Cubans to control as soon as able.
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Caubans
Havana
Magoon
Taft
Bacon
Louisiana
Funston
Virginia
Emperor builds Krupp mansion before wedding
Fearful of Fraulein Krupp’s assassination before her marriage to Lieutenant Von Bohlen, the emperor is constructing the Krupp mansion as carefully as his own palace. The bride will donate 250000 dollars to the Krupp works pension fund.
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Essen
Germany
Fraulein Krupp
Lieutenant von Bohlen
Krupp
Krupp Works
Spencer Comes Through in Justice Chamber
John Spencer surrendered in Justice Chamberlain's office of his own accord after being pursued by Officer Smith with a lantern. He admitted drunken mischief on Monday night when he held Jerry St Dennis up for whisky and three sacks of barley taken to Bushman’s place. St Dennis appeared unable to testify, so Spencer was released on his own recognizance until further notice.
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John Spencer
Athena Press
Justice Chamberlain
Enid
Smith
Spencer
Jerry St. Dennis
St. Dennis
Mide
Bushman's Place
Treacher Contracts Filed by County Superintendent
The county superintendent reports several teacher contracts filed. Miss Clara Watson Warrint No. 56 Helix six months at 50 per month. Miers Boda Carlstram district No. 06 five months at 5. Mise Minniy Peringer district No ih three months at 59. Mise Evelyn James district No. 27 three months at 35. C.F Athi on district No. 105 four months at 60. Mise Viva Carnltf district No. 40 six months at 0. Superintendent Welles notes boards may order monthly warrants to pay salaries without meetings, a point causing some misunderstanding of the law.
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Clara Watson
Warrint
Helix
Miers Boda Carlstram
Mise
Minniy Peringer
Evelyn James
Distriet
Monte
Welles
Sch
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Stewart Fine
Pound Gailty
New Mexico
Schmitz
California
Law and Order
Mary Bowen
Oakland Post Office
Louis Baker
Ben“Henne
Pieth
Oakland
Cal
Loy Appleles
Beattle
Homer Brownson
San Domingans
Washington
Southerland
San Domingo
Evelyn Walsh
Thomas H. Walsh
Anne McDonald
Evelyn
Yakim
Pendleton Fair
Teutsch
Northwest
B. Nell
Seeenios Analyeet
Rock Man
Jerry St. den
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