Kemp Again Heads State W C U and Re-elected Officers
Mrs Jennie M Kemp of Portland is re elected president of the Oregon WCTU. Mrs Wart Swope of Portland elected vice president. Mary D. Mallett and Ida Marstare win nominations for other posts. Delegates to the national convention undecided as several decline to serve. Banquet honors Kemp with Pendleton robe gift as Pendleton hosts event with speeches from city leaders.
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Jennie MM. Kemp
Jennie M. Kemp
Portland
WCTU
Oregon
Gifte
Mra
Kemp
Mary
Mallett
Henrietta Brown
Albany
Bwope
Ida Marstare
Roxebure
Mine Explosion Kills Hundreds in Fairmont Mine
A flood of cave in the Jameson mine at Barrackyile near Fairmont West Virginia on October 18 trapped over a hundred workers. Officials gave conflicting counts with reports of partial shutdowns and only a few men present. Accurately tallied deaths could not be confirmed, and safety crews began rescue and debris removal operations amid uncertain figures.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Barrackyile
Special Trains from Pendleton For Hermiston and Walla Walla
The community organizers announce two special trains from Pendleton tomorrow. One to Hermiston for the Harminton Hoedown and Dairy Show departs at 6 30 am and returns after 7 20 pm with a round trip price of 4 0. The second to Walla Walla for the Harvest Festival departs 6 50 am and returns 11 39 pm, round trip 1.80. Tickets through J W Tallman or Tallman Drug Store.
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Pendleton
Harminton
Walla Walla
Ingure
J. W. Tallman
Hermiston
Trarning
Tallman
Tallman Drug Store
Tallman Urcen
Lively quarrel over farm land on reservation
A dispute on an Indian land lease erupted yesterday between Judge J. W. Maloney and Frank Rogers' men. Rogers attempted to take possession of Maloney's leased field, but Maloney's camp claimed the land and threatened arson of the stubble as Maloney protected cattle. Maloney fired a warning shot. Rogers left for town to seek a warrant while attorney Roy Raley said action would be pursued.
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Forcome
J. W. Maloney
Frank Rogera
Maloney
Rogers
Rogérs
Roger
Hyves
Roy Raley
Czar Confers Order on American Agent in War Loans
Gregory Wilenkin, financial agent of Tussle, receives word from Petrograd that the czar awarded him the Order of St. Stantelam I of the first class. Wilenkin represented the Tunisian government in negotiations for war loans with American bankers.
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New York
Gregory Wilenkin
Tussle
Petrograd
Speeding Train Crashes Open Switch Two Die
Manitowoc Wis Oct 18 A Northwestern railroad passenger train derailed after a switch was left open, killing Engineer Fitzgerald and Fireman Peachain. Officials say a fifth wreck attempt, motive unknown, with discharged employees suspected. Steel coaches saved passengers.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Northwestern Railroad
Fitegerald
Péachain
Hecht
40000 Bushels Club Sold at 1.40 Per Bushel
In Portland and Chicago market notes buyers reported twenty thousand bushels of December club wheat sold to California milling intervals at 1.40, the highest price for a large quantity in Portland. Chicago market showed wheat rising with December near 1.60 and May up to 1.69 amid strong corn gains.
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Portland
California
Chicago
Marathoner Sidney Hatch Sets 100 Mile Milwaukee to Chicago Record
Chicago Oct 19 Sidney Hatch Chickee marathoner broke the record in his hundred mile run from Milwaukee to Chicago in fourteen hours fifty minutes thirty seconds Hatch's achievement marks a notable endurance feat in long distance running for once in the era.
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Chicago
Sidney Hatch
Milwaukee
Budget Debates Mark Council Session Last Evening
Council discussed the next year’s budget with a $2000 item for a city county library share or maintenance of a separate city library. Police funds drop to 5460 from 6500 due to lower annual costs. Cemetery funding rises to 400 from 500. A heated exchange over buying a fire department automobile. Some council members push for immediate purchase, others for delaying until April tax year end. The plan to $1200 for a car cited as motive to kill the proposal. debate postponed to next meeting. Mayor Beat was absent at the WC.U. banquet. Murphy presided. An ordinance on Moonroe street improvement costs was noted but not voted on. Some remarks on local hair tonse investments.
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Mra
B A. Lowell
J. C. Woodworth
Mre. Gillis
Milton
Sdkelun
Ttt
Aninries
Mes
Kerp
Kemp
Pendleton
Umatiis County
Wolon
G. W. Rugg
J. A. Rest
A. Lowell
T Park
Ctr
Doug¢ilman Murphy
Firaneé
Gurdane
Murphy
Fire Department
Pherpe
Ell
Five
Beat
Wc.u
Counciman Murphy
Wilson gets rousing greeting in Detroit
A Detroit party at Mrs. W. J. Clarke’s home hosted a straw vote among guests. Ballots counted: 92 for Wilson and 21 for Hughes, signaling support for Wilson in Pan cieton.
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Wilson
Detroit
Pancieton
W. J. Clarke
Hughes
Mrs Hidden to Speak Tonight at the Library
Mrs M L T Hidden, a prominent Porthunder delegate to the W C T U convention, will address a Wilson meeting at the public library auditorium this evening. The event invites both sexes with an emphasis on forming a Women’s Wilson League and supports reelection of the president.
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Mildred Wille
Fdno Everest
Yamhill County
Ted Jewett
Roseburg
Lillian, Howe
Brownaville
Anna Barnes
James Gekeler
Elgin
Mie Noltio Anthal
Cool Whhelin
M. L T. Hidden
W. C. TU
Wilson
Wilson League
Wilson greeted by vast crowds in Chicago visit
President Wilson arrived in Chicago with enormous crowds greeting him. thousands lined the streets and buildings, creating an ovation-laden procession. He addressed the press club after a stop at the Blackstone Hotel, with Mrs. Wilson beside him in black furs and a picture hat.
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Chicago
Wilson
Press Club
Blackstone Hotel
Joop District
Pree Club
Mra
Former Weston President Calls for Large Town Normal School
Robert French, former president of Weston Normal School, urges Eastern Oregon Normal School to be placed in Pendleton. He argues a city must have at least 1000 public school pupils and sufficient practice teaching facilities to support a successful normal school, noting the need for an on site school and observation facilities for teacher training.
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Weston
Normal School
Robert €. French
Miny
Eastern Oregon Normal School
Pendleton
Prom
Federal Bureaul of Education
Oracie
Bandits Hold Up Santa Fe Train in Okla Killing Messenger
Sheriff believes the same ten bandits who robbed the Golden State Limited near Apache September seventh staged the Santa Fe Express near Biles Oklahoma, killing the express messenger. Investigators say method, route from New Mexico and Texas to Oklahoma match. Debuts aboard pursuit ongoing.
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Golden State Limited
Douglas
Ariz
Get
Wheeler
Atx
Woman shoots key witness in Chicago divorce case
In Chicago on October 19, Mrs. Katherine Marek, holding her baby, shot Jacob Klaus three times in Judge Dudley’s courtroom. Klaus was the principal witness in her husband’s divorce suit and was dangerously wounded.
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Chicago
Katherine Marek
Jacob Klaus
Dudley
Klaus
Heir to the Hoorah Film Adaptation Noted in New York
The Jame Lasky Feature Play company has completed a film version of The Heir to the Hoorah, a great stage success in its day, with release anticipated in New York on October 16.
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New York
Jame Lasky
Hae Jum
Greal
Quelle Restaurant Sold To Rhodes Backed Buyer
Negotiations ended last evening for the transfer of the Quelle restaurant Gus La Fontaine founder of the popular eating place sold to W A Rhodes who recently leased Temple theater to James B Welch Rhodes and an experienced restaurant man with St George Grill ties will back the Queues continued success La Fontaine will rest and spend part of his time on his farm nearby
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Gus la Fontaine
W. A Rhodes
Temple Theater
James B. Welch
Rhodes
St George Grill
la Fontaine
Endorsement for Eastern Oregon normal school in Pendleton
The state convention of the W C T U endorsed the initiative to establish an eastern Oregon normal school in Pendleton this morning. Resolutions pledge to pray for God to work for the defeat of brewers and to promote the Oregon dry bill. Continued on Page 16.
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Pontheens
Oregon
Pendl¢ton
Messare
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