Slingsby Baby Substitution Hearing Held Behind Doors
In San Francisco on October 24 three witnesses testified before Vice Consul Young in the Slingsby baby substitution case. The hearing was private and witness identities were kept secret. The Slingsbys deny the health board finding that the baby is not the offspring of Sutan Anderson and Paul Corvin. Progress in their claim is unclear.
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San Francisco
Slingsby
Young
Slingsbys
Sutan Anderson
Paul Corvin
California State Board of Health
Warning Sent on Maderos Heat Frontier
Washington dispatch reports an urgent warning from the state department issued on October 24 regarding Maderos. The notice cautions actions to avoid warming efforts failing critical safety checks and outlines immediate steps for compliance and containment.
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Washington
Rebels arrest Madero brothers in Monterey plotting bid
A Thursday dispatch reports Daniel and Evarista Madero brothers of the late president were arrested on alleged charges of plotting to turn Monterey over to rebel forces. The action signals continuing efforts to suppress anti-government plots amid unrest.
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Huerta
Daniel
Evarista Madero
Monterey
Famous Cellist to Perform at High School Tonight
Frederick Preston Search, famed European trained cellist and former Gewandhaus member, will appear with accompanist Walter Chapman at the high school auditorium this evening. Though much of his life has been spent in Europe, he is devotedly American and regarded as one of the greatest cellists of his era.
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Frederick Preston Search
Vella Adleist
Gewandhaus Orchestra
Laipzis
Germany
Arditorium
Althotgh
Europe
World Monsterers
Julius Klengel
Royal Conservatory
Leipzig
Fredericy Preston Search
Marvelius
Himelf
Search
Walter Chapman
Mrs Pankhurst on Tour to Cleveland Stop
Mrs Pankhurst began a lecture tour from New York with Cleveland as the first stop, followed by several middle western cities.
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Mrs. Pankhurst
New York
Missionary lecture and typhoid update in Pendleton
Dewsy Notes reports a Pendleton Methodist church lecture this evening by a Dewsy Missionary from Ma vila via Dudley at 7 20. Albert McCormmach, son of Mr and Mrs J W McCormmach, is seriously ill with typhoid at 625 Madison Street. Dr Schafer, head of history at the University of Oregon, expects strong support for Measures 300 and 902 at the November 4 election. Fritz Gannon, the itinerant card writer once causing fear by chalking G on houses, returns to Pendleton for a short visit.
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Mins Dudley
Mavila
Methodist Church
Albert MetCormmach
J. W. McCormmach
Madison Street
University of Oregon
Schafer
Department of History
Schaffer
Fritz Gannon
Pendleton
Quarantined for Smallpox at Oak Street Home
Donald Ross, a well known sheepman living at 908 Oak Street, was morning quarantined after his physician diagnosed him with smallpox. He had been confined to his house for days, but symptoms only this morning confirmed the disease.
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Donald ‘Ross
Oak Street
A. W. Rugg
St. Anthony Hospital
Mr. Rugg
Jackson Street
Rain breaks long run of fine Pendleton weather
An all day drizzle drenches Pendleton and Umatilla county, bringing much needed moisture for grain. The wet spell ends feeding and weeding operations for the time being, as the region shifts from clear skies to soggy fields.
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Pendleton
Umatilla
Will Amputate Poot to Heal Adams Fracture?
Physicians plan to amputate the foot of Robert Adams after a fractured limb in a bid to improve his condition, following his accident.
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Robert Adams
Revival in hospital as patient Adams fights for life
For weeks Adams has struggled with illness at the local hospital his fever lower than seen before. The report notes a revival of hope amid a precarious condition with medical efforts described as ongoing.
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Adams
Hoje
Protest Against Bonds At Walla Walla
In Walla Walla Washington on October 24 a mass meeting of about 200 farmers, business and professional men passed a resolution urging the county commissioners not to call an election on the 1.25 million bond issue. Members of the farmers union led opposition, saying they support good roads but oppose such expenditure. The meeting directed the farmers union and the Commercial club to appoint committees to confer and possibly refer a revised plan to a future general meeting.
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Walla Walla, Waeh
Commerce Club
Board of County Commissioners
Farmers’ Union
Commercial Club
Sulzer Wins Applause From New York Clows
William Sulzer, speaking in the Sixth Assembly district, framed his impeachment aftermath as a victory for public opinion over Murphy. He condemned Murphy, predicted an eventual reversal of the verdict, and called for indictments only before a fair jury. Sulzer’s theater appearance drew cheers from fans and a final demonstration outside.
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New York
William Sulzer
Sixth Assembly
Assembly
High Court of
Murphy
Sulzer
Charles Murphy
High Court
Charles F. Murphy
George George Says Women Will Get Vote Soon Swindon
In Swindon on October 24, Prime Minister Lloyd George voiced the belief that a bill granting women the ballot on the same terms as men would soon be passed. He did not commit to passage within the current session of Parliament.
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George
Englisi
Swindon
Eng
Library Notes Story Hour at Horarr Saturday Morning
Civic Club announces 2 welock Saturday for circulation of a recital collection with Abbott The White Linen Nurse Reach The Tron Trail etc. Irene Millbollern will lead story telling for the year at 10:00, stressing ethical value and family interest, seeking mothers and teachers cooperation to boost the tradition.
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Civic Club
Welock
P. mi
Abbott
Reach
Bower
Churchill
Mason
Porter
White
Horarr
Uxoil
Irene Millbollern
Washington School
All Southern Route for Automobiles Completed
New York reports the American Automobile Association completed the Trail to Sunset, the longest cross country drive logged. Beginning in Los Angeles, routes through San Diego, Yuma, Phoenix, Tucson, Lordsburg, El Paso, Dallas, Texarkana, Memphis, Nashville, Knoxville, Asheville, Greensboro, Durham, Richmond, and finally to New York were mapped. The journey gathered mileages and road data for the upcoming Memphis to BrinTEL highway and the Quebec Miami route, marking a record voyage for the association.
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New York
W. O. LL Westgard
American Automobile Association
Los Angeles
San Diego
Yuma
Phoenix
Ariz
Tucson
Bisbee
Dough
Lordsburg
N. M
Arizona
Cit. Ten
Globe
Roosevelt Dam
Rio Grande River
el Paso
Almagordo
Roswell
Sweetwater
Abellne
Fort Worth
Dalfas
Dallas
Texarkana
Red River
Arkansas
Arkinsos
Memphis, Tenn
Asheville
Statesville
Salisbury
Greensboro
Durham
N. C
Clarksville
Boydton
Dinwiddle
Petersburg
Richmond
Washington
National Capital
Baltimore
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Bne
Pathfinder 40 makes fifth transcontinental tour in 1914 15
The Pathfinder 40 traveled each mile of the journey across the continent in 1914 15. It also laid out the Pacific Highway route from Seattle and Portland to San Francisco and was among five entrants in the Indiana Pacific tour up to date.
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Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Man at 40 not past best days says scientist
Washington Oct 24 Dr Cressy L Wilbur chief statistician of the census bureau rejects claims that men past forty are past their prime He notes he is 48 years old and says alarmist figures misstate mortality statistics and the value of middle aged workers He argues age alone does not determine usefulness or vitality of men around forty and beyond
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Washington
Cressy L. Wilbur
Census Bureau
Wilbur
Backing for Men Over Forty Returns to Work Value
A government report argues men over forty can and do return to work without losing value to commerce. It cites mortality figures to support the claim, asserting that age does not impair industrial or commercial contributions at that stage of life.
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Nalnts
Walla Walla Forms Progressive League of Bull Moosers
About 150 Bull Moosers from the county met at the high school auditorium in Walla Walla to organize the Walla Walla Progressive League. Officers named include president H Ormsbee of Waitsburg, vice president E F Nixon of Walla Walla, secretary Mrs J Harapool, and treasurer T C Elliott. State Chairman L Roy Slater of Spokane and Arthur W Davis of Pullman attended, with speeches by W E Kirkman and E H Ormsbee. former Seattle mayor Byron Phelps spoke from the floor.
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Walla Walla
Progressive League
H. Ormsbee
Waitsburg
EF. E. Nixon
This City
J. (. Harapool
T. ¢. Elliott
L. Roy Slater
Spokane
Arthur W. Davis
Pulls City
W. H. Perry
King County League
W. E Kirkman
E. H. Ormsbee
Byron Phelps
Seattle
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