Coombs Stars As Athletics Clinch World Series Title
Philadelphia Athletics claim the world pennant by winning the fourth game, completing a 4-1 series against the Chicago Cubs. Coombs delivers three wins in the five game set, while Brown falters in the decisive play as Philadelphia bats explode for a 4-2 victory. Attendance nears 125,000. receipts total $173,080 with shares divided among players and officials.
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Coombs
Brown
Philadelphia
Chicago
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Cubs
Mack
Chance
Harteel
Lord
Wrights New Machine At Belmont Park Flight Test
Belmont Park October 24 The Wright racer built amid much mystery took the air for the first time piloted by Brookins Wrights pupil The tiny machine looked like a toy beside the other Wright planes and showed great speed during a brief test DeLesseppa followed Descending forgot his cigarettes then climbed again The biplane elimination race is scheduled for this afternoon.
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Belmont Park
Brookins
Wright
DeLesseppa
Maloney Promises Public County Expenses Records
Pendleton Oregon October 24 1910 J W Maloney pledges to publish itemized county court expenses arguing the law is good and must be enforced He states no official can annul the law and if elected county judge will comply with all legal provisions, sending a clear message to Umatilla voters.
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J. W. Maloney
Maloney
Pendleton
Ore
Umatilla County
Tariff politics in Germany under Chancellor Bethmann Hollweg
The German chancellor signals backing for protection and a middle class coalition to support tariff protections. He aims to curb rising Social Democratic influence before elections 12 to 16 months ahead while facing a growing call for Parliamentary control. The coming campaign is likely to hinge on commercial and financial issues.
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Herlin
von Bethmann- Hollweg
Germany
Reichstae
San Diego Woman Plans Boho Visit With Mrs Stanfield
Mrs H. H. Taylor of San Diego California visits her parents in the city and leaves tomorrow for Boho to be hosted by Mrs H. L. Stanfield for several days.
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H. H. Taylor
San Diego
California
Boho
H. L. Stanfield
Roosevelt retreats on Jackass Club allegation
New York report says former President Roosevelt would not confirm or deny founding the Jackass Club and appointing Judge A B Anderson as charter member amid private remarks. He defends silence as standard political talk near campaign end, noting possible similar instances.
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New York
Roosevelt
United States
A. B. Anderson
Anderson
Harry New
Republican Campaign Committee
Iean
Judge Anderson Refuses Comment On Roosevelt Remark
Indianapolis October 24 Judge Anderson refused to comment on a Roosevelt accusation calling him a crook and a jackass He would not admit knowing the story The remark linked to Andersons ruling in the World Tunis tibel suit involving the Panama canal bond purchase during Roosevelt's presidency by the government against the New York World
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Anderson
Indianapolis
Roosevelt
New York
Legislature to Choose Doliver Successor in January
Des Moines reports Governor Carroll will not appoint a successor to the late Senator Deliver. The legislature convenes in January to select the replacement.
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Doliver
Des Moines
Carroll
Deliver
Senator C J Smith and J N Burgess Senate Pledges Exposed
Two candidate notices from Umatilla County Oregon disclose C J Smith and J N Burgess pledging to run for state senator in the Twentieth District. Both commit to primary nomination, nonwithdrawal if nominated, and to support direct ballot initiatives plus reform positions. Burgess endorses Timatitin county interests and Oregon, with clerical certification filed August 1 1910.
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C. J. Smith
Patform
Frank Saling
Umatilla County
Democratic Party
Oregon
T. C. J. Smith
Pendleton
Pendleton Oregon
Umatilla
United States
Congress
Republican Party
I. J. N. Burgess
Pilot Rock
Ima Iin County
State of
Timatil-in
J. N. Burgess
Anid Court
R. T. Brown
Dr Crippen Sentenced to Hang on November 8
London October 24 Crippen was sentenced to hang on November 8 with Lord Alverstone fixing the date and Bentonville prison named as the execution site Crippen remained composed and declined comfort saying he seeks his rights not a priest Mile Leneve on trial for being an accessory fainted on learning of Crippen's fate and was unconscious for a time
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London
Athletics Return to Philadelphia in Ovation Parade
The Athletics were given a standing ovation on arrival in Philadelphia today. Great crowds greeted them at the station with players hoisted on shoulders and paraded through the streets amid cheers. About one hundred thousand fans attended the rally.
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Athletics
Philadelphia
Local hunters bring in giant black bear near Lehman spring
Bagenda Bear Deputy Postmaster Harry Rees and John Vaughan the electrician returned from a hunting trip near Lehman spring with bear steak and a colossal black bear hide. The animal’s size prompted estimates of about a thousand pounds and Rees reportedly contemplates resigning to pursue bear hunting professionally.
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Harry Rees
John Vaughan
Lehman = spring
Rees
Uncle Sam
A W Lafferty visits Pendleton on county trip
Republican congressional candidate A W Lafferty toured Pendleton this forenoon en route to Athena and Hermiston. He expressed optimism about the race but avoided speeches due to threat troubles, preferring personal conversations with residents. He pledged to push a bill to restore irrigation funds and urged state control of forest reserves.
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Congress
Pendleton
Athena
East End
Hermiston
Lafferty
W. R. Ellis
Oregon
Forestry Service
Astute Servant Gains by Master's Gallantry
Paris report recounts a Russian nobleman in Paris who sent a bouquet to a theatre heroine. The actress learned a servant delivered a bouquet every evening for a month. When asked why, the servant replied he earned five francs for the first bouquet and spent three, prompting ongoing deliveries. The tale ends with implied consequences.
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Paris
Paris collector builds rare palette trove from painters
A Parisian art lover has assembled a unique collection of five hundred palettes once used by famous painters. Lacking funds for a gallery, he preserves portraits of the artists by the paints they once squeezed out, with some palettes featuring small sketches by the creators.
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Paris
Frank McKenasie Family Return From Visit
Frank McKenasie and his wife left for their Hermiston home this morning after a short stay at the home of Mrs. McKenasie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George O'Daniel.
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Frank McKenasie
Hermiston
Handwriting clues emerge in Perry case on Fulton street
Handwriting samples taken from torn paper fragments found in rooms said to be occupied by F. A. Perry alias Smithy are being analyzed by experts. The seized initials O A T near typed lines “I will do it” may identify the author once the main suspect’s handwriting is located. Detectives await Burns’ return from Portland for results and expect sensational developments soon.
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San Francisco
F. A. Perry
Smithy
Fulton Street
Burns
Portland
Police warn against witness kidnapping in City
San Francisco reports Chief Seymour served notice that Los Angeles detectives operating here will not tolerate witness intimidation. Los Angeles Detective Brown says subpoenas are not for local labor leaders. He notes that associations of Anton Johannson 0. A. Tylermoe and Ikewise with Smithy and Caplan will not be used against them as Caplan and Smithy are sought as Times dynamiting suspects.
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Seymour
Los Angeles
Brown
Anton Johannson
A. Tylermoe
Asiatic Exclusion League
Ikewise
David Caplan
Caplan
Smithy
Forced to Face Bull in Russian Convent Ordeal
London reports a 20 year old novice at a Russian convent was ordered by the abbess to release a trapped bull. The beast charged, gored her repeatedly, and the abbess claimed the girl feigned pain before she was rescued and taken to hospital with uncertain recovery.
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London
M. Alexander Stolypin
Novoe Vremya
M. Stolypin
Brother Killed Accidentally in Albee Home
A. S. Quant of Albee traveled to Oakland Oregon for his brother J. C. Quant’s funeral after an accidental gun discharge. In Oakland, Quant cleaned a rifle, fired, and died instantly above the ear. The event occurred near 2:30 pm as his son C. Quant prepared to depart for Eugene. Family members were shocked by the sudden tragedy.
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A. S. Quant
Albee
Oakland
Ore
J. C. Quant
Oakland Advance
C. Quant
Eugene
Quant
J. H. Neal
FL. Settle
Sam Litch Heads To Arlington For Sheep Purchase
Sam Litch, a prominent sheepman from Wallowa county, spent time in Pendleton and nearby areas since Saturday and left this morning for Arlington to buy sheep.
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Sam Litch
Wallowa County
Pendleton
Arlington
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