Hearst Campaign Faces Court of Appeals ruling impact
New York Oct 31 Hearst campaigners seize on the court of appeals decision upholding multiple petitions for candidates as proof of momentum. Republicans fear a narrow Hearst victory could harden opposition and lift his cause after the election. Hugo Hearst and Hearst backers argue the ruling strengthens their petitions while opponents warn of intensified backlash if Hearst loses by a slim margin.
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Langros On Defensive Before Contempt Action in San Francisco
In San Francisco on October 11 the defendant Langros faced a contempt action. Prosecutor Tanker sought answers to questions posed by a notary public under a subpoena by Abel Ruef. Langros refused to answer, deserted the witness chair, and left the room while the matter concerned statements in a petition for rent or related court action.
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Prosequtor
Vetuwil
Abel Ruef
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Loti
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Moet Roets
Mayor Dunne Sues Over Editorial Allegations
Chicago labeled mayor Dunne te Ray as plaintiff in a $100000 suit against the Tribune and Robert W Patterson. The suit cites an editorial accusing the mayor of packing the reboot hour with freaks money maniacs and hoodlums in a public discourse context.
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Chicago
Dunne Te Ray
Robert W. Patterson
Utes to be rounded up by six troops on Powder River
Cheyenne Oct 1 Six troops of the army are moving toward the Utes on Powder River to round them up. Official information states there have been no depredations and over 100 able bodied Indians are in custody. The Utes detest the Cheyennes more than whites, and there is no spot to the story they are likely to cooperate with the Cheyennes. it is believed they will be taken without a shot.
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Powder River
Voung
San Jove
Newell
Salton Sea Drying Up By Colorado River Redirection
The Balton sea formed by the Colorado River is drying as workers redirect the river back to its old channel. The new flow will stop discharging into the sea within days, with evaporation in the desert about 10 feet annually. It may take seven to eight years for the sea to wholly disappear, while control of the Colorado saved the Southern Pacific from a high railroad line across the desert.
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Los Angeles
Colorado
Southern Pacific
Colorado Desert
Sultan Ren
Castellane Divorce Case Promises Sensational Trial
Paris October 31 The hearing of Countess Castellane's divorce case opened with Malice Crappy representing the countess. She testified that the count struck and slapped his wife during quarrels over money demands, with cruelty beginning three months after marriage. Infidelity is alleged and custody of the children is sought as the wife plans to remain in France.
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Fils
Paris
Costellane
Hon
Uruppy
Counbess
France
Nebraska Triumph in Early Skirmish Over Jurisdiction
The state secures a partial victory as the supreme court orders the secretary to produce all records and correspondence objected to, in a case challenging the application of a statute to outside corporations. Objections were unexamined, with the ruling focusing on the scope of the statute and its reach.
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Lincgin
Supreme Court
Hellingham Girl Involved In Hypnosis Case
Ada Humphries of Bellingham Washington was obsessed with a professor named Dupries after an October incident. She reportedly followed him and exhibited childish behavior while hospital staff tried to intervene. The hypnotist left the city and authorities have not provided further action.
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Prof, Dupries
Bellingham
Wash
Ada Humphries
Prof. Dupries
Tly
Prevention best method for fruit regions aims to curb pests
Vivier Dean, president of the State Horticultural Commission, outlines prevention as the best strategy for guarding newly irrigated fruit lands in eastern Oregon. Representative Sewell of Washington County plans to review progress after visiting Feedleton and the John Day Valley area. The commission will educate growers to monitor for codlin moth and woolly aphid, warning new entrants to act early to prevent spread.
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Thortioniira Commission
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Oregon
W.W. K. Sewell
Washington County
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Sewell
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Dee Chitites
John Day Valley
Southern Express Robbery Supposed in Nashville St.
Nashville October 31 the Southern Express company admits no robbery yesterday on the Nashville Chattanooga line. Authorities believe about 7000 dollars were stolen in the incident.
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Southern Rxpress Company
Nashville, Chattinaocao St. Lateron
Jute plant inspection and Oregon delegation visit
Members of the Oregon Legislature and Governor Chamberlain toured the Washington state jute plant at Walla Walla. They studied machinery, costs, and operation, heard Washington plans to expand capacity, and were hosted to luncheon before continuing to Weston Normal School for a tour and address.
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Weston Normal
the Normal
R. C. French
Board of Regents
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James H. Raley
G. J. Smith
W. T. Vawter
French
McBroom Takes Golden Rule Hotel Lease
Cherry, who ran the Golden Rule hotel since Pottery, sold the lease to FE L McBroom of Pitot Rock. McBroom will run the hotel tomorrow, while Cherry plans to oversee insurance busting with Bankers' Reserve Life. Cherry moves family to Milton for winter. Pendleton may become his new base.
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Pitot Rock
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Bankers’ Reserve Life Insurance Company
Milton
Pendleton
City Street Paving Plans Grow Beyond Main Street
Street committee says paving of Main and Court streets will not end the program. Joy Ell notes the council expects petitions for cross-street paving this winter. Possible work includes East Court macadamising and improvements on Water Alta and Webb streets near the business district.
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Businewe
Reward Offered for Sewell in Lumber Firm Defaults
A $200 reward is posted by Potlatch Lumber through Sheriff T. D. Taylor for W. J. Sewell the missing manager linked to shortages at Potlatch Lumier and Gray's Harbor companies. Clues vary from Western Canada to England as officers watch provinces there or possible England. No exact shortage figures yet. debtors with Bowell payments seek credits. Gray's Harbor accounts remain unsettled as Howell reports customer reluctance to come forward.
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Potlatch Lumier Company
Sherif T. D. Taylor
Sewell
Canada
England
Potlatch Lumber Company
Gray’s Harbor Commercial Company
Kendall
Bowell
Howell
Gray's Harbor
Large Delegation of Stockmen to Meet at Sumpter
A large body of stockmen from the Tilue Mountain eastern division will meet in Sumpter on Thursday in November to secure allotments for next year. Dr. Shelier, superintendent, will preside. Local sheep raisers plan to attend. a preliminary meeting is set for Tuesday evening. The V3. & N. Co offers one third fare for attendees from the meeting site.
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Lange
Sumpter
Tilue Mountain Reserve
Shelier
Severnth
Dun FE Siiv
Douglas Betts
Smythe
Hoar Near Death in Worcester District
Oct 31 report from Worcester states General Rockwood Hoar congressman for the district and son of the late senator is near death. A bulletin issued at noon says he is gradually failing.
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Tying
Worcester
Mars
Rockwood Hoar
Clash Reported Between Cavalry and Cheyennes on Powder River
Omaha Neb Oct 31 reports say a troop of cavalry and a band of Cheyennes clashed on Powder River last night. The Todians were described as hit and others well ridled.
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Neb
Ono
Powder River
Hihes
Spokane crewmen arrested after steamer arrival
On October 31 in San Francisco the Spokane arrived and customs officers boarded the ship to arrest G Hart and W Pir, crew members accused of involvement with a gang in a mugging. A further crew member was taken off near Seattle and is said to have confessed fully.
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