Sulzer impeachment fate to be known by tomorrow
Albany report says Governor Sulzer faces a likely two thirds removal vote, with his defense blamed for weak strategy. Court sessions focus on timing as Sulzer’s supporters aim to deny removal while predicting an impending conviction and political fallout.
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Churchmen win on initial voting in big NY convention
The New York convention reports the house of bishops voting fifty two to forty nine in favor of the amendment that would create an American Pope style office. High churchmen back the plan while low church members protest and oppose changes to church service and governance.
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New York
House of Bishops
A Love Match Sparks Up Amid Turbulent Flare Ups
A relationship described as a love match experiences repeated flare ups as disputes surface. Friends report tension rising over trust, communication, and differing life goals. Both parties remain hopeful for reconciliation through dialogue and time.
Round-Up Star Lasca in Motion Picture Thriller
Round-Up audiences will see June Bernaudy as Lasca in a photograph taken from a Western poem. In a Santa Monica letter she describes her romantic death in a stampede scene and her dramatic finale with cowpunchers and a grave shot, releasing under Rex brand Universal.
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Santa Monica
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JAMES LEHMAN DIES ENROUTE TO PENDLETON
Pioneer miner James Lehman known for Lehman Springs and claims to Crater Lake discovery died while being transported to Pendleton from Lehman Springs. He was over 82, childless, with a will naming J B Perry as executor. The estate valued around $2000. funeral set for 2:30 pm tomorrow at Brown parlors, Olney Cemetery.
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Huerta Coup May Presage New Shake-Up
Washington officials foresee early upheaval from Huerta's coup as federal army morale sags after Torreon loss. Huerta assures US envoy OShaykinessy imprisoned Mexican deputies, except Catholic delegation, will not be harmed while election approaches on October 26 and Lindemans advised discretion. Mexico City reports indicate Huerta did not overextend, troops remain evident but life returns to normal.
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Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
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Russian Finds New Land in Arctic Off St Michaels
The Taimyr and Waygatch, part of Commander Wilkitsky’s Arctic expedition, reached St Michaels on October 9 with news of a new uninhabited mountainous land north of Siberia. They raised the Russian flag, named it Nicholas Second Land, and described rocky shores, possible recent volcanic activity, and sparse vegetation. Weather and wildlife reports noted temperatures around 52 to 63 F, snow to the coast, reindeer, bears, and birds, with a 35 fathom depth 20 fathoms from shore.
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Bryan Denies California Land Deal Story
Secretary Bryan flatly denies reports that Japanese buyers are purchasing land owned by his cousin, former Florida Governor Jennings. He calls the story an unqualified falsehood and blames newspapers for sensational printing.
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Washington
California
Jennings
Florida
Charge Made That Russia Seeks to Discredit Jews
In Kiev the government presses a murder trial against Mendel Bellis on a religious ceremony charge. A key witness, neighbor Naconedchny, recanted earlier statements and said he knew little beyond what he had told, undermining the prosecution. The crowd moved to the crime scene where the boy’s mutilated copy was found.
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Johnson Loser Bail Money in White Slavery Case
Federal Judge Carpenter forfeits the $20,000 personal bond posted by Jack Johnson after his appeal from a white slavery conviction. Attorney Benjamin Bachrach sought a continuance claiming Johnson would return after vaudeville engagements, but the request was denied. U S District Attorney Wilkerson moves to recover the bond on the security saloon property and may seek French recognition to levy Johnson’s property in France.
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Farmers urge work on Columbia bar recovery
Farmers Co operative and Educational Union of Umatilla County adopts resolutions urging rapid dredging at the mouth of the Columbia River and the north jetty. Delegates will take the resolution to the state convention in La Grande on December 2. The meeting also favors building a depot at Stanton station to serve passengers. Delegates include Mrs Connors of Stanton and Miss Baleau of Milton. Manuel Friedley will represent the union at the state convention.
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Vulturno horror tales and global shakeups in brief
Rescue ships report Vulturno disaster details as Sulzer verdict looms and Gov continues campaign. Huerta's coup sparks Mexico shake up while a Russian explorer finds new land beyond the north. Navy reports oil on waves and calmer seas as tensions unfold worldwide.
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Crook
Rescue Ships With Volturno Survivors Now Reaching Port
News from Oct 11 to 18 reports Volturno disaster survivors being rescued by multiple ships. Captain Spangenberg aboard the Spangenberg relays that eighty-six passengers two officers and sixteen crew were saved from the Volturno. Other vessels including Carmania Grosser Kurfurst and Kronprinzessin Cecilie continued rescue efforts amid storms and damaged lifeboats. The wreck remained a navigation hazard as searches continued for missing lifeboats and survivors aboard various ships seeking to port.
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Rescuers Calm Seas With Oil After Volturno Tragedy
The New York and Narragansett sprayed oil on rough seas to calm waves aiding Friday morning rescues. Survivors leaped into the water with injuries from burns and broken limbs as lifeboats failed and boilers exploded. An unclear indictment in Duchess County, New York, is noted amid conflicting statements by Governor Felker.
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Felker
New Hampshire
Thaw Responds to Record of Rescinding Statement
Concord dispatch records Harry Thaw grinning when asked about a published note claiming there is no record of rescinding a statement. The brief item notes Thaw’s reaction and the inquiry’s framing.
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Harry Thaw
Catholic Church Wins Gift Contest At Merchants’ Show
St Marys Catholic Church topped the Merchants Gift Contest with more than twice the votes of any other institution and a total greater than all others combined. The victory was announced Saturday night with continued coverage planned.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Lawyers Catch Fish But They Lost Them
Two lawyers Charles H. Carter and Oliver P Morton enjoyed a sunny fishing day on Meacham creek near Duncan and La Grande. Their baskets of speckled trout disappeared after four straps were cut from their baskets while the train ride home and their catch was not recovered. They can still brag about the imagined size of their catch.
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Charles H. Carter
Oliver P Morton
la Grande
Meacham Creek
Duncan
Odd Fellows Lodges Found Flourishing In Region
Grand Master H. J. Taylor visited 10 LODGE chapters in Sherman Wheeler Gilliam and Morrow counties traveling rough by team from Shankke to Mitchell Blehman Fossil and Condon. He reported thriving lodges and upcoming events include October 6 Heppner bond issue celebration for a new building and October 16 Pilot Rock appearance with Merrow County participants.
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Heppner Lodge
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Alfonso Suppressed Symptoms Haunt Madrid Funays
Paris Ot 19 reports King Alfonso again hampered in Madrid entertainments by a malady said to involve repeated removal of bone fragments from his head. The same trouble is linked to his father's death and affected all his children.
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Alfonso
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Pottioare
Woman Drowns in Allegheny River Ferry Incident
In Pittsburgh on October 13 a woman drowned when a ferry skiff capsized on the Allegheny River. Rescue efforts were reported but she did not survive the accident. The incident occurred during routine river transport near the city.
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