Chamberlain Denies Any Bourne West Assembly Coalition
United States Senator George E. Chamberlain defended himself against charges of a Bourne West Chamberlain machine aimed at defeating Bowerman and aiding West. He asserted no alliance with Bourne or West and framed the Oregon direct primary and initiative measures as the core issue, warning that assemblyism threatens the system and urging voters to reject nominees chosen away from open primaries.
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United States
Brands
Bourne
West
Mr. Pourne
Ells
Hawley
Oregon
Howerman
Assembly
Ship captain rescued after 84 hours afloat
Galveston Texas October 27 Captain Wells of the schooner Holliswood was found almost dead from hunger and exposure after drifting for 84 hours aboard his leaking vessel. Abandoned by the crew, Wells refused to leave and was rescued by the steamer Parkwood and brought to Galveston.
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Galveston
Tex
Wells
Holliswood
Parkwood
Campaign Issues Declared Clear and Unobfuscated
The remarks emphasize that the core campaign themes are straightforward and beyond any attempt at deception or misrepresentation. Speakers insist the public will not be misled by vague promises.
Wrights Favorite in International Coup Elimination
Wright entries lead betting for the coup Internationale as the elimination contest opens at Belmont Park on October 27. Six Wright aeroplanes compete while Hubert Latham debuts in a 100 horsepower Antoinette. Today also features altitude endurance and distance events. Walter Christie unveils a new two engine trainer for the University of California.
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Walter Christie
Bélmont Park
Wright
Hubert Latham
University of Clifornia
Oregon Newlyweds Killed in Philippines
Seattle dispatches report Philippine tribes killed Harl V Geer and his wife, both well known in Oregon and Washington. Mrs Geer, formerly Vashil Crocker, was 18 and married last fall. The couple sailed for Davao soon after their wedding. Geer had come to Seattle from Newberg a year ago and was related to former Governor Geer.
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Seattle
Harl V. Geer
Oregon
Washington
Geer
Vashil Crocker
Davao
Newberg
Crippen's Attorneys Appeal for Rehearing
London dated report states Dr Crippen's attorneys filed an appeal for rehearing of the case in which he was sentenced to death.
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London
Democrats to speak at Pendleton court house tonight
Senator George E. Chamberlain and John Manning head a Umatilla county speaking tour addressing a Pendleton gathering at the court house at 8 o clock. Rousing meetings in Valley Milton and Athena preceded this stop as crowds from farming and city areas gather to hear the candidates discuss the Oregon system and the high cost of living amid a national view of the campaign as a struggle between progressives and reactionaries.
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George E. Chamberlain
John Manning
Umatilla County
Court House
Pendleton
Chamberlain
Umatilla
Valley
Senator Chamberlain
Milton
Manning
Athena
Spokane
Oregon
Pasadena foundry silo damaged by dynamite blast
Pasadena police, led by Chief Whed, believe a dynamite blast wrecked the foundry cupalo last night. Estimated damage under two hundred dollars. No crew. a discharged employee is suspected.
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Pasadena
Aeroplane Crash Claims Lieutenant Laginette
Rome on October 27 reports a fatal air crash as an aeroplane piloted by Lieutenant Laginette overturned while descending and crushed him. The instrument failure or misread maneuver led to the deadly mishap.
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Rome
Laginette
Middle West States Experience Cold Weather
Freezing weather gripped the Mississippi valley with snow lasting two hours in Minnesota Wisconsin Nebraska and Colorado marking an early fall cold snap.
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Middle West States
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraskan
Colorado
Death Ride On Runaway Car Near Tulatin Hill
Five Greek workers, Thomas Gulpris, John Kalkas, Nick Arlick, M. Mustakas, and George Jimature, die in a wreck near Tualatin Hill on the Burlington extension of the United Railways in Portland. Three men including Brakeman C. C. Pruitt fatally injured, twenty five others suffer minor injuries as a construction car left at the hill crashes into a freight car at bottom. injured rushed to St. Vincent's and Good Samaritan hospitals.
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Tulatin Hill
Portland
Ore
Thomas Gulpris
John Kalkas
Nick Arlick
M. Mustakas
George Jimature
C.cc
Pruitt
Tualatin Hill
Burlington
United Railways
St. Vincent's
Good Samaritan
Dying dog saves family in hotel in New Jersey
In Dundee Lake New Jersey burglars chloroformed four occupants of White's Hotel and fled with whisky wine cigars and about 20 dollars. A dying mastiff and another dog woke Mrs White and her relatives sparing their lives as burglars rifled the bar and fled.
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New York
White's
Dundee Lake
N. J
White
William Daviison
Alice
William White
Victoria Fire Devours Block in Heart of City
A major blaze in Victoria B C on October 27 destroyed a business block bounded by Government Broad Hast and Trounce alley. Spencers department store sparked the fire, wind worsened spread, hitting Western Union Three Sisters Victoria book store Savannah art gallery and others. Victorian Times building saved with damage. 1500 telephones out. All burned structures insured. Firemen and soldiers aided efforts. origin of fire unknown.
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Victoria
B. C
Spencers
Western Union
Three Sisters
Victoria Book Store
Young's Department Store
Savannah Art Gallery
Victoria Times
Grand Jury Begins Taking of Testimony
Los Angeles October 27 the grand jury probing the Times dynamiting opened hearings with W H Mulholland chief engineer of the Los Angeles aqueduct among witnesses. Deputy District Attorney McComas will question them as scores of relatives of explosion victims look on.
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Los Angeles
Times
W. H. Mulholland
McComas
Court House
Steamer Umatilla Returns From Alaska With Heavy Passenger List
The steamer Umatilla arrives in port as the last Alaska voyage of the year. It carries a heavy passenger list including actors laborers merchants families and musicians and reports cargo of $126 000 in bold aboard.
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Seattle
Umatilla
Alaska
Complete new census of Tacoma ordered
Washington October 27 Following a second conference with Tacoma commercial representatives, Director Durand of the census bureau announced that a complete new census of Tacoma will be taken.
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Tacoma
Washington
Tacoma Commercial
Durand
The
Census Bureau
Baseball scores from yesterday’s games
Portland defeated Los Angeles 1 to 0 in twelve innings while Oakland edged Vernon 4 to 3 in eleven innings. Sacramento beat San Francisco 2 to 1 in a tight contest.
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Portland
Los Angeles
Oakland
Vernon
Sacramento
San Francisco
Colder Than Record October Night In Pendleton
Pendleton logged the coldest October night in 20 years with 17 degrees above zero. Officials note no determined prior cold snap below 20 degrees on record, and warn grain growth and sprouting were temporarily retarded though no permanent damage. Rainfall for October stands at .90 inches, well below the normal 1.19, with some showers in adjacent valleys.
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Pendleton
Weather Observatory
Nortal
Grande Ronde
Walla Walla
Umatilla County
Victor on Scene King Inspects Naples Relief Efforts
King Victor I of Italy toured relief operations in Naples and Salerno provinces where homeless and hungry victims of the eruption, tsunami and quake are assisted. Observatories and civil authorities report minimal damage to Vesuvius observatories while trenches bury the dead. martial law ends and funds are planned for homes and farmer compensation.
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Italy
Naples
Victor
Salerno
Gulf of Salerno
Vesuvius
Victory claims swirl as New York races heat up
New York voters hear dueling claims of victory from Democrats and Republicans as Roosevelt-backed rallies loom. Roosevelt says Tamany and Wall Street are on the run while Stimson's election prospects are strong. Democrats predict Dix as next governor and a Democratic successor to Chauncey Depew as senator.
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New York
Roosevelt
Champ Clark
Missouri
Tammany
Wall Street
Stimson
Dix
Chauncey Depew
Valley Precinct Rally Supports Initiative Plan
Senator C. J. Smith addressed a Valley precinct audience at Vincent hall praising initiative and referendum and direct primary. Ben Hill J B Saylor and T J Tweedy spoke. Burgess faced scorn for a late stance on statement No 1 as Valley residents defect from his candidacy. Smith and others meet in Hermiston tonight.
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Vincent Hall
Valley Precinct
C. J. Smith
East End
Fred Hodgens
Senator Smith
Oregon
Ben F. Hill
J. B. Saylor
T. J. Tweedy
Ben Gill
J. W. Maloney
J. N. Burgess
Burgess
Smith
Hermiston
Expressmen Strike in New Jersey and Wagons Halted
In New Jersey on October 27 workers at Wells Fargo and Adams Express joined a strike sparked by wagon helpers from American Express. Minor riots disrupted wagon movements as the men threatened a general strike if their demands are not met.
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New Jersey
Wells-Fargo and
Adams Express Companies
American Express Company
Teamsters
O R N Will Move Headquarters to Pendleton
Co A Larsen district foreman for block signal service of the O R N will relocate his headquarters from Baker City to Pendleton. His district currently extends from Pendleton to The Dalles.
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Co. A. Larsen
Block
Baker City
Pendleton
Dalles
America II breaks record in four day forest trek
Hawley and Post Hourrying fought through a forest for four days to reach St. Louis after landing 12355 miles from the city with affidavits. A snow storm prevented further progress toward Labrador, leaving them isolated until they reached civilization.
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Hawley
St. Louis
Labrador
Record Is Credited: America II Sets Balloon World Mark
St Louis October 27 The America II is named the winner of the international balloon race and holder of the world record at 1365 miles, 162 miles beyond the former mark. Pilot Hawley and aide telegraphed landing on Paribonka river near Lake Chilogana, Wednesday night, as the Dusseldorf German balloon landed 125 miles from Kiskisink beating the prior 1192 mile record by six miles.
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St. Louis
Hawley
Aero Club of America
Paribonka
Balloonists Hawley and Post Endure Remote Crossing
Arm ed with affidavits claiming a 1355 mile nonstop leap from St Louis the America II crew Hawley and Post left Chicoutimi Quebec for St Louis then Quebec. They landed near Lake Ashishiigama after a four day forest trek to Jack Matthias camp at St Ambrase living on short rations. They hoped to reach Labrador but a snow storm forced a land and stay in the balloon basket. America II won $1000 and the James Gordon Bennett cup. Duseldorf Germanis and Helvetia and Hamburg III also scored prize money.
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Chicoutimi
Quebec
St. Louis
Hawley
Post
Lake Ashishiigama
Jack Matthias
St. Ambrase
Labrador
Aeronaut Hawley Recalls Harsh Arctic Return to Civiliation
In Montreal Hawley described the coldest weather he has felt during a trek back to civilization. He said they were thwarted by heavy blankets and supplies, waded through icy streams, and had clothes frozen. Trappers found the trio three days later, bringing relief and joy.
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Montreal
Hawley
England prepares for Outbreak in Egypt revolt
London reports quiet preparations by the Foreign Office for a wide spread revolt in Egypt. Fears grow that the anticipated uprising will occur as officers of British and Egyptian forces are recalled from leave. The holy war preached by Mohammedans is seen as a possible signal for action.
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London
Egypt
Foreign Office
Bartender Bert Painter Attacked in Adams Street
Bartender Bert Painter was summoned from the near been saloon at Adams to the street where a man named Green knocked him down and kicked him in the face breaking his lower jaw. Painter received medical care at i. Anthony's hospital. Green was arrested and fined in Adams police court.
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Bert Painter
Adams
Green
Painter
I. Anthony's Hospital
Fire drill saves Portland children
Portland Oct 27 fire on Sellwood school roof sent 00 children marching out in fifty seconds. Older students on top floor saw smoke and fire in upper passages. Some shouted it was real but remained calm. Firemen arrived and within twenty minutes controlled the blaze.
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Portland
Sellwood
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Bowerman
Wert
Wrights
Philippines
Cnty
Cupalo
Foundary
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Lars
America II
England
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