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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1911

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Darrow Rebuked Again by Judge Bordwell in Court

Los Angeles October 30 Judge Bordwell sharply rebuked Clarence Darrow chief counsel for the McNamara brothers for alleged predicating an attack on the court's decision. The judge overruled a new defense bailment and condemned efforts to evade his ruling. Darrow protested, interrupting the judge as proceedings continued against jurors and witnesses. The defense and prosecution clashed, with further rebukes to both sides during juror examinations.

Hall Fewards Los Angeles Calif Bordwell Clarence Darrow McNamara Brothers Prompton Winters McNiamaras Darren Darrow Lao Judey Bordwell Gonree Johnson A. J. Wilson Hordwell

President Taft Proclaims Thanksgiving Day

President Taft issues a Thanksgiving Day proclamation praising harvest prosperity and liberty from tyranny. He salutes workers and peace, notes national growth, and envisions ongoing prosperity as he urges unity and gratitude. The proclamation accompanies the opening of a National Fair exhibit at the Hamilton club cornerstone event.

Taft Cornella Epink Stronk

Court tasks Tobicco trust reorganization plans

New York Oct 24 The United States court began work on the Tobicco trust reorganization plans dissolved by the Supreme Court. Judge Lacombe presiding will hear trust attorneys first, then security holders and independent tobacco growers, after which the company will respond to objections.

New York United States Court Tobicco Trust Supreme Court Lacombe

Explosion find on Seattle to Renton rail line

A stick of dynamite was found on the Seattle Renton and Southern tracks south of Seattle. The car passed over it, pushing the explosive aside and crushing the wrapper paper. The device is the one tied to Judge Hanford's injunction against patrons, which recently sparked a large protest.

Seattle Seattle-Renton Southern Lines

J C Mack obtains 160 acre lands in Hudson Bay country

J C Mack has secured a half section of land in the Hudson Bay country, with two deeds placed on record. The first conveys 160 acres from Narcissa C Moore to him and the second the same amount from W Edwin Moore. Each tract sold for 3300 dollars.

J. C. Mack Hudson Bay Country Narcissa C. Moore W. Edwin Moore

Three Americans Named Cardinals by Vatican

Washington dispatch reports that Papel Delegate Falconio received Vatican confirmation that Archbishop Mirley of New York and Archbishop Connel have been named cardinals by the pope.

Washington, D. C Papel Falconio Vatican Rome Mirley New York Connel Caordinals

Taft Sees Defeat Possible in Next Election

Chicago Oct 30 President Taft acknowledged the possibility of Republican defeat in the next election before the Harriton club. He urged that even if beaten there is a need for a future, claiming the Winning West trip was a success with over twenty-two states visited and extensive platform speeches. He plans twelve more days of travel including Pittsburg Morgantown and a Navy review in New York.

Chicaga Ott Harriton Club Ohmge Enis Chicago Taft Pittsburg Morgantown West Virginia New York White House

Imperial troops recapture Hankow and burn city

Wireless messages from Shanghai report Imperial forces retook Hankow and set the city ablaze. Rebels are said to have abandoned the town as noncombatants were killed in the action. Proffered constitutional reforms in China are unlikely to end the revolt.

Shanghai Hankow Mauropeius Wink China Ching England France

Three Killed and Twenty Injured in Wreck Near Rock Springs

Three people died and about twenty were wounded when an east bound Atlantic Express of the Union Pacific collided with a standing freight train near Rock Springs Wyoming on October 30. The crash halted traffic and rescuers worked through the night to aid victims.

Rock Springs Wyo Atlantic Express Union Paebic

Italians Badly Defeated by Turks in Tripoli Battle

Turkish dispatches report heavy fighting near Tripoli with Italian forces pushed back into the town. Casualties run into hundreds killed and wounded as Italians seek reinforcements to meet a Turkish demand.

Constantinepte Sotah Tripoli Trinoll Everal Tupell

Chinese Consulate Guarded as Threat Looms in San Francisco

Plain clothes officers guard the Chinese Imperial Consulate in San Francisco as Consul General L Yung Yue receives threats to resign or face violence. She is pressured to recognize the Chinese revolution and raise the flag over the consulate.

San Francisco L Yung Yue

Losses Reported Heavy Over Tripoli Fight

Reports from Tripoli indicate a Turkish assault defeated Italian forces and threatened Tripoli. Rome disputes Turkish retaking claims as Italian losses mount and antiwar sentiment simmers amid the war weariness in Italy.

London Tripoli Rome Tripol Italy Turkey

Nine names mentioned as Tarlan's successor prospected

The article discusses potential Supreme Court nominees after the death of Associate Justice Harlow. Names include Philander Knox, Secretary of State. Attorney General Wilkerstham. Solicitor General Peederick Wy Lihat. Hectorary Nagel. Judge Gordon Pyesell. Senators Tander Raynet Kenyon Borah Swayze. and others. It notes regional balance concerns with Middle West influence and suggests the president may delay appointment.

Washington Justion Harlow Philender Knox Wielkerstham Peederick le Yoade Wo Hectorary Nagel Department of Commonree Lybory Gordon Pyesell Texa Tander Raynet Kenyon Iowa Borah Kwho Justice Swayze New Jersey Middle West Brewer and Harlan Nowle Lohman Missouri

Wreck Delays Oregon-Washington Railway Traffic

A railroad wreck on the Oregon Washington railway lines delayed traffic for over twelve hours yesterday. Eighteen cars left the tracks near Pleasant Valley, a short distance east of Maker, Saturday night. Local railroad men report no confirmed loss of life, and the fast mail service was held up, with Pendleton service suspended until late evening.

RL & N Pleasant Valey Maker Pendleton

Unclear historical event regarding Round-Up celebration plan

Fragmentary text references Cowboy Thand and Wath Watha with a proposed event named WHaiakepos Jubiledt Inemuch. Mentions Spekwne te Seprovont Inthik oly and November 27 an advertising effort for a land party. Details are garbled and unnamed locations and dates obstruct full clarity.

Pinihes Fle Spekwne Te Seprovont

Well Known Local Couple Marry in Portland

Pendleton society is surprised by the marriage of Mrs Alice Shephlan to James Kennedy in Portland. The ceremony was conducted by Reverend Mev MH HW Rame Sop Viet Of St. Stapher's Episcopial htred. Kennedy, a retired farmer from Pendleton, and the bride with children from prior marriages plan an extended honeymoon before settling back in the city.

Penditton Society Siuthey Portland Oreconian Aliee Shephlan James Bo Kendity Portland Mev Rame Sop Viet St. Stapher Peniheron Kennelly Pendleton Bone Kennedy Alia Maud Sheridan Thie Clty Willa G. Lyons M Nneapolta Me Kennety Fdr Romnety Forme Joseph Nonny Seattle Charlie Kennedys Condon Mas Dries Smith Mika the Kennedy

Famous newspaper owner Joseph Pulitzer dies at sea

New York news confirms Joseph Pulitzer proprietor of the New York World died suddenly yesterday aboard his private yacht near Charleston. The body will be brought to New York on a special train. Funeral plans are not yet set, with burial scheduled for Woodlawn cemetery.

New York N. Y Joseph Pulitzer The New York World Charleston Heart Mccnse Woodlawn Cemetery

Thug Slugs Local Contractor at Midnight

Tom Means a city contractor was attacked near Tallman Drug Company shortly before midnight on Saturday. He was struck on the temple, knocked unconscious, and cash from his pockets stolen. He lay insensible for over an hour until Tracy Baker found him. Means suspects a laborer tied to a Clarke Hardware remodeling contract. He had drawn $175 that afternoon. $1.35 was the only cash left when attacked. He is able to work today though head still sore.

Tom Means Tallman Drug Company Means Ste Tracy Baker Manns Clarke Hardware Vilme

Lawsuit Aims to Secure River Water Right for Caldwell

William Caldwell amends his suit in federal court to obtain a defined water right from the river for irrigation on Umatilla Indian Reservation land near Pendleton Oregon. The filing details ditch size capacity and land to be irrigated, cites prior Mill Byers rights, and references federal decisions supporting Indian water rights.

Bean Hy D. B. Bailey William Caldwell Bein Byers Milling Company Bean Amendel Tt Ig Indian Bureau Caldwell Rigsby United States US. Supreme Court Supreme Court Montana Wolverton Circuit of Appeals Willam Caldwell Byers Company Tyers Company Ieap Orange Eiven AL Dundon and Offiers Congress Ciel Stetés Lortinna George A. Tales W Hatley Livermorn Department of the Interior of the Umatilla Ladow Ballby Pendleton Byers Ladow Et Congress of the United States Lidow Et Interior Department George A. Ladow W. S. Byere & Co Brers Vnl Fuk Lys Secretary of the Interior

Assassin Mistaken Identity Ends in Slaying Near Home

In San Bernardino on October 10, Santiago Avoli was shot and killed by an unknown assailant who mistook him for Juan. Avoli and his wife were walking near their home when a stranger asked for the other man then fired and fled. The couple was found injured but conscious.

San Bernardino Cale Sandigo Avoli Avolis Juan Noy Avell Santiago Ave Elde Butlet

Supreme Court sitting in city continues in session

Supreme Court justices Bi kin Mebride Moore Burcott and Jean sit in the city for the Oregon term. The bench meets in the Viiebreak Court room to hear appeals from circuit courts. First cases from Gilliam County include the Condon National Bank as respondents and E. W. Viortian versus S Blackman from Baker County is listed for later.

Supreme Robert Bikin Thomas Mebride Frank Moore George Burchott Henry 7 Ean Oregon State Supreme Court Viiebreak Ile Coxede Mountains Gilliam County Condon National Bank Oise EC Roger B.C. Rosis E. W. Viorstian BL Vetlec Blackman Goytruda FE Blackman Huker County

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