Sulzer Breaks Silence in Impeachment Drama
William Sulzer issues first full statement since impeachment proceedings, accusing leader Murphy of coercion and bribery attempts. He recalls a brutal April 12 confrontation, warns the party could be wrecked if grafters are shielded, and vows to tell the public the truth. Luther to New York for conference. Adirondacks trip abandoned.
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New York
William Sulzer
New York Evening Mall
High Court
Sulzer
Higher Court of Public Opinion
Murphy
John Gaffney
Albany
Luther Wasp
Manson
Adirondacks
Local Women Split Over Detention of Emmeline Pankhurst
Pendleton suffragists express varied views on the detention of Emmeline Pankhurst by immigration officials. Some call the action an outrage or unnecessary, while others oppose her militancy, with Mrs. C. Terpening denouncing the government as unjust and indignant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmeline Pankaurat
Elje
Mila Ana Ceneaure
Pendleton
Engligh
Mia. C. & Terpening
Equal Suffrage Organization
First Winter Lyceum Opens With Prof Maynard Dagey
Pendleton hosts the first winter lyceum program Wednesday evening at the high school auditorium. Prof Maynard Lee Dagey of the universities of Washington and Wisconsin will lecture on The Gospel of the Commonplace, described as a highly engaging platform talk. The following night the Duntar Quartet will offer a musical program as part of the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Maynard Lee Dagey
Department of Thetoric and Oratory
Universties
Washington
Wisconsin
Duntar Quartette
Knights of Pythias convention praised as success
Delegates return from Portland after a successful Knights of Pythias grand lodge session. Supreme Secretary Wheaton attended and conducted an initiation. Portland may host the 1916 convention as M F Davis and Gus Moser plan to present the matter to the supreme lodge. Frank S. Grant, former Portland city attorney, becomes Oregon grand chancellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muon
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
J. H. Gwinn
Poat
Portland
Iime
Supreme
Wheaton
Supreme Lodge
M. F Davis
Gus
Moser
Supreme Representatives
Gwinn
Frank 5. Grant
Oregon
Volturning Survivor Finds Three Children Alive
New York reports the Volturning survivor Mrs Pela Polack, separated from her three children during rescue, arrived after the Flor indes from Halifax and learned her children were living.
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Volturng
New York
Halifax
Pela Polack
Train Loaded with Troops Leaves Rails
Mobile Alabama dispatch reports a Mobile and Ohio train carrying about 179 soldiers from Fort Morgan and Fort Barrancas wrecked near the state line to Mississippi. Twenty five killed, 29 wounded, 20 seriously and five fatally possibly. The tender jumped the trestle while the engine stayed on rails. The crash occurred as troops headed to participate in the Mississippi Alabama tour.
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Vhve
Mississppi
Alabama
Vair
Mobile
Alm
Chet
Mobile and Ohio
Sutty
Mississippi
Fort Morgan
Fort Barrancas
Meridan
Miss
Indians Arrested for Killing Doe in Granite Meadows
Three Indians James Billy Joseph Hunt and Jameson Marnhart were arrested last week by District Warden FL Averill near Granite Meadows and Hilly and Hunt arraigned today before Justice Mereynolds. They pleaded guilty and await sentencing on Nov 6. They killed five deer including a doe and fawn mothers among the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Billy
Joseph Hunt
Jomeson Marnhart
Averill
Granite Meadows
Hilly
Hunt
Justice of the Peace Mereynolds
Barnhart
Institute Opens Wednesday for County Teachers Convention
Readied for the annual teachers Institute and county school board convention in Umatilk County at the high school in the city. County Superintendent I. E. Yooh has arranged a three day and evening program of instruction and entertainment with speakers including E. F. Carleton assistant state superintendent from Salem Dr Jos Schafer of the University of Oregon Eugene and Chas S Meek superintendent City Schools Howe Idaho Maynard Lee Doggy of Los Angeles.
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Teachers’ Institute
School Board
Umatilk County
Thee City
I. E. Yooh
E. F. Carleton
Salem
Jos, Schafer
University of Oregon
Eugene
Chas
Meek
Howe
Idaho
Maynard Lee Doggy
Los Angeles
Mystery surrounds his disappearance in Thorn Hollow
The water commission led by Chairman WI Moore and Supt. J P Fillott searches for Alex Hogg, a powder worker last seen heading toward Thorn Hollow. His tent and belongings remain at camp as officials pursue leads, fearing foul play or an accidental mishap.
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The
Water Commission
WI Moore
J. Pfillott
Thorn Hollow
Alex Hogg
Hogg
Thorn Hollows
Baker
Tlanketa
Riker
Pendleton
Aviator Lackey Wins New York City Air Race
Aviator Lackey won a five-man air race over a sixty mile route around New York City. He completed the course in fifty three minutes and six seconds, averaging over a mile per minute. The event, under the New York Times, celebrated the first flight at Kitty Hawk in 1908. Lackey received a $1000 Times prize and a silver cup from the aeronautical society.
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Lackey
Staten Island New York
New York City
Man
Kitty Hawk
D. C
Wilbur Whisht
Luckey
Andall
The
Times
Aeronautical Sociery
Huerta Expected to Seek Succession in Presidency
Report from Vera Cruz notes Huerta plans to run again after possibly resigning days before the election on October 26. Felix Ding and Planquet are named as running mates, though Planquet is ineligible due to birth in Spain. Ex minister Gamboa, allied with Huerta, may withdraw as Huerta presses candidacy.
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Vera Cruz
Huerta
Huerti
Felix Ding
Plangguet
General Manguet
Planquet Wea
Spain
Gamboa
Mrs Pankhurst Arrives in New York After Ellis Island Detention
Emmeline Pankhurst, freed by the Immigration Commissioner, left Ellis Island for New York and was met by Mrs. G H Belmont. She was to speak at Madison Square Garden, but the meeting was postponed to Wednesday after her ordeal. A pledge to leave the country followed her lecture tour.
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New York
Freedl
Caminetti
Emmeline Pankhurst
Ellis Tslanis
G. H. Belmont
Belmont
Plier
Pankhurst
Elis Island
Wilson hints Fay as San Frinvisen postmaster
President Wilson today intimated that Charles W. Fay will be postmaster at San Frinvisen to succeed Arthur Fisk, who has resigned.
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Washington, Chet
Wilson
Charles W. Fay
San Frinvisen
Arthur (. Fisk
Train wreck near Moblic wounds U.S. troops
A train carrying U.S. troops wrecks near Moblic, injuring twenty five soldiers. Reports mention derailed car and casualties as officials investigate cause. Nearby updates note political tensions and local civic actions amid a city-wide news round-up.
Miss Marvin Will Boost Library Plan
Miss Cor Delia Marvin state librarian arrives in Pendleton to advocate a county library plan. She travels to Echo Stanfield Hermiston and Umatilla to persuade communities to petition the county court for a small tax to support a central library with requisitions for books.
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Echo
Stanfield Hermiston
Umatilla
Cordelia Marvin
Pendleton
Velock
Jett
Mia
Lina H. Sturgis
Edwin P. Marshall
Bowks
Miss Marvin
Adama
Athena
Weston
Milton
Freewater
Wormy apples ban in Umatilla county law upheld
County fruit Inspector Campbell states wormy apples cannot be sold and must be discarded regardless of crop size. He cites a duty to enforce the law and prevent wormy fruit entering markets, noting Walla Walla’s stance and urging other communities to follow.
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Umatilla
J. Campbell
Pire
Campbell
Joe
Walla Walla
Refugees from Mexico Arrive in California
Two hundred fifty one passengers from eight nations arrived in San Diego aboard the Bufort. Most are U S citizens seeking to stay until conditions in Mexico improve for safe business or farming. Officials warn that outside influence may push Mexicans to leave.
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San Diego
Cal
United States
Bufort
Mexico
Voters in Stanfield face disenfranchisement over missing registrar
County Clerk reassures voters that they will not be disenfranchised. He explains Stanfield precinct lacked an official registrar, forcing many residents to travel 35 miles to Pendleton to register. Women activists protest the situation while awaiting a measure to allow reregistration and use of the 1912 register for the referendum election.
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Stanfield
Ore
Jesse Richards
Stanfleht
Pendleton
Woman's Study Club
Arstrict
Sling
Dews Michor
Nolice
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Tammany
Pina
Sulver
Soniit
Mace
Shieking Grafvers
Ingrute
James Creelman
Mail and Express Company
Charles F Murphy
Fice
Lyceum
Prof
Daggy
Uncle Sam
Institute
Umatilla County
City
William S. Luckey
Manhattan Island
New York Times
Blanquet
Fay
U. S
Moblic
Kkiblext
Ste. Mackturst
Tileria
Ubatte
Sulger
Mei Pankhurst
Branch Hospital
County Institute
Doe
Westerl
Ance
Eserioua
Militant
Commissioner of Immigration
California
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