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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

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Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1912

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All Europe May Be Drawn Into War Prediction

London reports Kal mil Pasha warns a European war could erupt within six months after Austria and Russia clash over Balkan gains. Lloyds puts war insurance at 15 percent. Turkish officials deny revolution and cite Montenegrin actions as blamed for hospital killings amid Balkan fighting.

Europe Russia Austria London Kalmil Pasha Turkish Council Lave London Chronicle Lloyds Insurance Agency Passha Balkans Ottoman Empire Constantinople Turkey Evening Standard

Distant Hall dies in Spokane after illness

Mrs Seth M Richardson reports the Spokane death of B B Hall born 1868 in Iowa who lived in Weston and Pendleton. He served as deputy county clerk and Weston bank cashier, married 1898 to Hirdena Hildreth and leaves a wife a daughter his mother and several siblings. He belonged to Masonic K of P I O O F and Woodmen of the World and funeral is in Spokane with relatives attending.

Seth M. Richardson Spokane B. B. Hall Weston Bright Ella Richardson Iowa Oregon Weston Bank Hirdena Hildreth Elizabeth Hall Masonic K. of P I. Oo O. F Woodmen of the World Pendleton

Hilgard Sawmill Moves to Meacham

Meacham is set for a lumber boom as J. D. Casey of Hilgard moves his mill there and plans immediate start. He has secured timber to sustain an eight year run and will hire about thirty men in winter, expanding to full capacity by spring. Mr. Causey will relocate his family from Hilgard to Portland.

Meacham J. D. Casey Hilgard Casey Causey Portland

Gunboat Arrives to Ease Tensions at Vera Cruz

Vera Cruz Oct 21 The US cruiser Des Moines under Captain Charles P Hughes arrived Saturday night. An officer visited General Felix Diaz and arranged a talk with Diaz and the American captain. Díaz met with Hughes aboard the Des Moines amid a fragile stalemate as federal and rebel forces hold the city outskirts. Foreign anxiety eased by the ship's arrival. a battle may occur beyond the hills. A Seruganela steamer carried German and Russian ministers to Mexico City, with consuls accompanying part of the way. A searchlight operator on a gunboat was killed in Saturday night firing at Uluca fort.

Vera Cruz Des Moines Charles FP. Hughes Felix Diag Hughes Ding Mexico Mexico City Dias Uluca

Gasoline Blast Injures Dozens in Petaluma Fire

Twenty five persons were seriously burned by an automobile gasoline tank explosion on Petaluma’s main street. Victims suffered burns to faces and bodies, with Mayor Sertman and officials Mott and Hickey among the seriously hurt. Fire crews, ambulances, and hospital overflow followed. cause of the blast remained unexplained as responders battled flames.

Petaluma Cal James Mott M. J. Hickey Freman City Electrician Wm. UH. Sertman Machne J. A. Misner

Murderer Robert Morgan Captured Near Condon

Robert Morgan, accused of killing Virgie Hart after she refused him, was captured eighteen miles south of Condon, Oregon, by Sheriff Montague and deputies after a four day pursuit. He was jailed in Gillam county without mob violence anticipated.

Condon Ore Robert Morgan Virgie Hart Gillam County Montague Morgan

Pendleton Athletes Form All Star Team for Portland Battle

Prospects rise for Pendleton A A to assemble an all star football team to meet Multnomah of Portland in two games. Dudley Evans reports strong interest with Glen Scott Carl Engdahl Clark Nelson Harry Krebs and other local players invited to join. A meeting at the Commercial club plans selection from those weighing over 180 pounds and a Sunday morning assembly is set for further consultation.

Pendleton A. A Portland Dudley Evans Glen Scott Carl Engdahl PHH Clark Nelson Weston Harry Krebs Pendleton Evans James Sturgis George Strand S. End Multnomah Tracey Faker Herb Thompson Jim Thompson Jim Hill Cliff Turner Aubrey Graham Carl “Ngsdahl Pendleton High School Commercial Club

Johnson Will Not Lose Place

Sacramento, Cal Oct 21 Reports that Governor Hiram Johnson who has been absent from the state 60 days was in peril of automatically losing the governorship was denied today Under authority of the recent legislature Johnson was granted permission to be away from the state for more than 60 days as the constitution allows The governor was expected back by the end of September but failing to return the state progressive committee began sending out its own speakers to carry out the governor s schedule in the state

Sacramento Cal Hiram Johnson Johnson State Progressive Committee

Train collision in Woodinville maims two crewmen

In Woodinville Washington October 1 an engine struck a Northern Pacific freight train. Engineer Toullu and Fireman Youngers barely escaped as the caboose was crushed and cars ignited. Toullu lost two toes and Keefer crawled from the burning caboose.

Woodinville Wash Toullu Youngers Northern Pacific Tollui Keefer

Bulgarian advance captures outer forts at Adrianople

Vienna reports Bulgarian forces advancing on Adrianople captured two outer forts after a desperate battle with heavy losses on both sides. A separate dispatch from Budapest notes Turkish troops have practically annihilated a Servian regiment in the Sanjak of Novi­bazar, marking severe losses in the conflict.

Balkans Vienna Adrianople Sofia Huda Pest Novibazar

Colombia envoy makes late night bid to see Roosevelt

Luis E Molina of Bogota and two Mexicans attempted to see Theodore Roosevelt at Mercy Hospital in Chicago just before midnight Sunday claiming diplomatic status. He handed a postal card and a long letter alleging a Colombian crime over Panama and warned of divine vengeance. Roosevelt was unaware of the incident. Molina planned to ride the same train to New York and Oyster Bay with the colonel, showing a ticket and a roll of bills before detectives allowed him to depart.

Chicago Theodore Roosevelt Mercy Hospital Luis E. Molina Bogota Colombia Molina Roosevet Panama Gr. Carelio Esteban Moran New York Oyster Bay Roosevelt

Eddie Will Be Given a Trial by a Jury

Los Angeles on October 21. Attorneys for City Prosecutor Guy Fiddle claim a jury trial is needed to clear his name of a moral censor charge. The defense pushes to dismiss the case.

Eddie Los Angeles Guy Fiddle

Crowd greets Lane at city hall in Pendleton Saturday

A large audience packed the city hall auditorium as Dr. Harry Lane Democratic co candidate for U S senator spoke on economic inequality and tariff issues. Lane praised Gov Woodrow Wilson, critiqued Payne Aldrich and party switches, and urged support across parties. Walter M Pierce followed, opposing the graduate tax measure and urging a no vote on single tax.

Harry Lane United States City Hall Lane Will M. Peterson Oregon Oregon Trail Pendleton Portland Republic Woodrow Wilson Governor Wilson Ben Selling Senator Hourne A. KE. Clark Clark Taft Walter Pierce Walter M. Pierce Hot Lake

Crowd disperses after hanging dummy in protest over Jack Johnson

Chicago authorities dispersed a large crowd this morning after a black faced dummy bearing the label This is what we will do to Jack Johnson was hung. Federal District Attorney James H Wilkerson rejected any bond by Jack Johnson to release Miss Lucile Cameron a 1 year old white girl held as a material witness in a white slave case against Jeanette Dorr.

Chicago Jack Johnson Lucile Cameron James H. Wilkerson Miss Cameron Jeanette Dorr

Round Up Ticket Sales Hit Ten Thousand This Year

Figures from T. F. O Brien show 19 000 tickets were sold through O W Rl N offices for the Pendleton Round Up, but the count covers only three show days and excludes business from the Southern Pacific Northern Pacific and advance arrivals.

T. F. O'Brien Pendleton

Witnesses detail early 1900s campaign contributions

Washington dispatch reports Thomas F. Irvan a New York financier testifying before the senate campaign contributions committee. He says he contributed about 100000 dollars to Parker supporters and notes no corporate funds aided him. George W. Perkins and Harriman associates are cited for large private sums.

Washington Thomas F. Irvan New York Senate Campaign Contributions Committee Parker Gorman Maryland Ryan Bryan Harriman Bankhead Alabama Underwood Clark Wilson George W. Perkins

American Lives Must Be Protected in Mexico

Washington October 21 Secretary of State Knox returned to Washington after talking with Ambassador Wilson in Mexico and urged that American lives and property be protected.

Mexico Washington Knox Ete Wilson

Roosevelt Leaves Hospital for Oyster Bay in Happy Mood

Colonel Roosevelt starts for Oyster Bay at 8 25 am after a hospital stop and is warmly greeted by family, nurses, and guards. He thanks nurses Miss Welter and Fitzgerald, offers keepsakes, and dons a new suit and army overcoat for the journey. A separate report from Valparaiso notes calm progress and readiness for travel. John Schrank remains in his Milwaukee jail cell, continuing to write without revealing his writings.

Milwaukee John Schrank Col. Roosevelt

Man shoots woman and kills her husband in Eureka calamity

George Clark of Eureka shoots and kills Mrs. Chas. Baxter and mortally wounds her husband after Baxter refuses to apologize to Aileen Shaw. Clark then shoots himself as he proclaims acting for the girl. The tragedy occurred at the Hammond engineering quarry near here.

Eureka Cal George Clark Chas. Baxter Hammond Engineering Company Baxter Aileen Shaw Baxters Clark

Local Man on Disabled Steamer Camino Aboard Off Umpqua

Wealthy farmer and local figure Daniel, a passenger on the steamer Camino, was aboard when the vessel met trouble near the Umpqua River. The ship was disabled by a storm but later picked up and towed to San Francisco. Daniel had planned to spend winter in southern California and his Pendleton relatives fear for his safety. Hay departed Portland on Camino and is also listed among the wreck passengers.

V. Daniel Globe Camino Umpqua San Francisco Daniel California Hay Portland Pendleton

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Boyana Tuzl Berana MR. Hall Bob Morgan Sherif Montague Witie Thain Serviens Jack Jonson Pennsylvania Misa Ethel Roosevelt Theodore Jr Alexander Lambert Scurry Terrell McGrath Martin Weller Fitzgerald Miss Welter Valparaiso Ind
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