Tripoli Fall Recaptured Deepens European Tensions
From Vienna and Rome reports describe Turks reconquering Tripoli, forcing Italian troops into entrenchments inside the city after a rapid retreat. Austria contemplates ultimatum if Italy's reply fails, raising fear of a broader European clash. Rome notes aeroplane use and reconnaissance aiding Italian positions.
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Austria
Italy
Europe
Tripoli Forte
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Home
Trieste Reports Turkish Island Occupations
Milan dispatches claim Ovt and Dr Maly seized the Turkish islands of Thheder and Lea Thes. The moves are described as part of a broad high level offensive against Austrit.
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Trieste
Oregon Supreme Court admits six new attorneys
Six new attorneys were declared to possess sufficient knowledge of the law to practice in Oregon courts after a state bar examination led by Clark A. C. Moreland of the supreme court in this city. Names include Paul W. Childers The Dalles Mason Mijishum Port land Fred Mindley La Grande Clarendon H Thorp Wallowa George E Alley Sumph and Ralph W Eckhardt Ontario. The same afternoon the Oregon Supreme Court heard the State v Jesse Parker appeal from Union county. Parker was convicted of manslaughter after murdering his father in law in 1910 and is appealing. Also heard were local option cases State v Dell Kennedy and L Remillard and State v Victor Townsend with arguments by Cochran Cochran Finn and Ivanhoe Crawford. Other cases heard included Beatrice De Valla.
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Oregon
Clark A. C. Moreland
Atute Supreme Court
Paul W. Childers
Dalles
Mason Mijishum
Porthind
Fred Idndley
la Grande
Clarendon EH
Thorp
Wallowa
George E. Alley
Sumph
Ralph W. Eckhardt
Ontario
Orey
Jesse Parker
Union County
Ivanhoe
John Rani
Cochran & Cochran
T. Tf. Crawford
Parker
W. M. Porter
Knowlton
Dell Kennedy
L. Remillard
Victor Townsend
C. H. Finn
Apfelants
Ivanhog
T. H. Crawford
Beatrice de Valla
Nine Talesmen in Jury Box at McNamara Trial
In Los Angeles on October 11 Judge Bordwell overruled the defense bid to impeach a juror and held nine talesmen in the box. Frank Frakes, a farmer favoring unions, was rejected for cause after saying he formed no opinion. Kay Fitzgerald testified that Johnson said unions are obnoxious, but Johnson remained for challenge. The court adjourned after the defense tested architect Thomas Preston, who admitted strong preconceptions against unions.
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Los Angeles
Ford
McNamara
Cloud
Bordwell
Frank Frakes
Tdiatrict
Horton
Frakers
Talesaman Johnson
Kay Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Johnson
Thomas Preston
Lafferty Declares Support for La Follette and Democrats
Portland report says Congressman Lafferty, elected on a progressive republican platform, will back Senator La Follette for the presidency and vote for a democratic progressive if the Republicans nominate Taf for a non progressive, signaling a party alignment shift.
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Lafferty
Portland
Ore
Senator la Follette
Taf
New Pastor for Baptist Church in Pendleton
After two months without a pastor What Baptist Church Pendleton has named Rev. HLT Oneh of Portland as new minister. He accepted the call and will preach next Sunday. The He is to move with his family next week. Cush and many friends here welcome the arrival, noting his former pastorate at Hermiston.
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What Baptist Church
Thiefty
Parton
Hev
Portland
Igh
Cush
Pendleton
First Baptist Church
Hermiston
Three Alleged Gamblers In Court
Andy Rothrock Wee Noble and Bert Lydeo faced police court for gambling in a saloon. The investigation found a game in progress and led to arrests. Judge James A Few presided with City Attorney J R Ruley prosecuting.
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Wee Noble
Bert Lydeo
Jools Kite Gerald
Loo
Lydee
Neney
Richeson Murder Hearing Postponed Until November 7
Rev. Virgil Richeson, pale after confinement, appeared before Police Judge Murray in Boston for the murder case of Misa Avis Linnell. The hearing was postponed to November 7 as previously agreed. Richeson had expected to wed Miss Edmanis today.
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Boston
Virgil Richeson
Murray
Misa Avis Linne
Richeson
Edmanis
Convicts Travel Unescorted Toward Crater Lake Highway
In Medford Oregon on October 21 thirty three state convicts escaped guards and traveled by train from Salem toward Herby Wreson to work on an eleven million dollar highway to Crater Lake. The prisoners acted on their honor and pledged to Governor West.
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Medford
Ore
Salem
Io Herby
Wreson
Crater Lake
Taft
Governor West
Alleged White Slave Case Dismissed by County Official
A sensational white slave case collapsed when Deputy District Attorney Pruitt released Filmn Thomas, citing lack of county jurisdiction. The 18 year old purportedly from North Yakima was brought to the city by Joe Lang of Walla Walla for immoral purposes and arrested after a letter revealing her intent was found. No county crime evidence was shown, so she was dismissed, with federal action possible if evidence emerges.
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W. C. EB. Pruitt
Filmn Thomas
Oricery
Yakima
Joe Lang
Walla Walla
Alta Street
Tammany Hall Scandal Faces Major Probe
Brooklyn Expositor reports a major Tammany Hall scandal as District Attorney Dewitte launches an investigation into charges of selling judicial offices. Willet, a candidate for the supreme court, is at the center with withdrawals by Ketcham Callahan and other figures amid alleged large loans and campaign funds.
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Tammany Hall
Diatrict
Dewite
Gelling Judicial Po
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Trooklyn Standard- Union
Gongroremhn Willet
Atrok Callahan
Herbert Ketcham
Supreme Court
Berri
Means Slugged Allegation Denied by Officers
Officers deny the claim that Tom Means was assaulted by a highwayman. They say he was intoxicated Saturday night at the Olympian saloon and fell on the curb injuring his head. He later told a tale of robbery, which was dismissed as imagination after police provided an alternate account.
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Tom Means
John Kearney
Olympian
Tullman Pirie
Meine
Woerlanan Electrocuted in Spokane High Tension Work
Claude Crampton, 25, died in Spokane Washington while repairing Washington Water Power Company wires. He touched a live line and 2300 volts passed through his body, leaving him hanging limp from the safety strap used by linemen.
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Woerlanan
Spokane
Wash
Washington
Clhiude Crampton
Matvs
Taft Visits Pittsburgh As Miners Parade Amid Rain
President Taft arrived in Pittasure on October 31 for a Centennial Celebration of navigation on the Pittsburgh rivers. He toured Forbes Field met a reception committee, reviewed a 30,000 strong miners parade, and addressed crowds from the Virginia steamship wharf where Longworth christened the tele New Orleans. Rain lightly fell as Taft watched the events in an uncovered chair.
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Taft
National Mine Safety Association
Arsa
Pitteburg Rivers
Elonan
Forbes Fiell
Virginia
Aliee Roovovelt Long
Ohio
Rivera
Drowns in Boat Launch Incident Near Vancouver
A 24 year old named Shaw drowned while cruising with a party of friends in a launch near Vancouver. He fell into the water and could not be recovered, along with others missing or uninjured.
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Vancouver
BOC
Tohn Shaw
London Convention Seeks Global War on Infidelity and Sabbath Rule
A London convention opens to form an international body to combat agnosticism and unbelief. Promoters urge laws against unbelievers, prop up Sunday as Sabbath, and require church attendance. Notables named include Ernest Haeckel and Thomas Edison.
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London
England
Porter
Ernest Haeckel
Germany
Thomas A. Edison
Hell
Bille
Brancho
20000 Threaten Strike In Major Rail Dispute
Chicago Oct 1 disputs over wages may trigger a strike by 15000 or 206000 rail shopmen on the Rock Island Wabash Texas Pacific and Missouri Kansas and Texas lines. A referendum by Rock Island employees covered acceptance of a new scale and the option to strike if not accepted.
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Chicago
Hock Island
Wabash
Texas Pacific
Missouri, Kansas and
Texas
Ttta
Rock Island
One Killed Seven Injured In Train Collision Near Here
Winnipeg dispatch reports Thomas Chapman of Medicine Hat Alberta died and seven others were injured when a Canadian Pacific stock train telescoped by a freight train last night near here. Fifty head of cattle were killed.
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Get
Thomas Chapman
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Pulitzer Funeral Tomorrow for Publisher Joseph Pulitzer
New York reports indicate a public funeral likely tomorrow at St Thomas Episcopal Church for Joseph Pulitzer famed publisher who died suddenly. Born in Hungary in 1847 he fled a head tax, worked from waiter to owner of the St Louis Post Dispatch and Post-Dispatch, built the New York World.
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Joeph Pulitzer
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Joseph Pulliger
Hungary
New York Harbor
Taurant
Pulitzer
Carole
Vine
Odive
St. Louis Dispatch
St. Louis Post
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
New York World
Employers Held Liable in Bill
Washington report by Senator Sutherland outlines proposed provisions of the Employers Liability bill. It would require direct payment by interstate employers to workers injured on the job, with exclusive remedies and up to 200 dollars for disability lasting two weeks or less, subject to misconduct exceptions.
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Sutherlin
Governor commutes death sentence in Gilchrist case
In Tittie Rock Arkansas Governor Donoghue announced the commutation of Karl Gilchrist, a Negro boy murderer, from death to fifteen years in prison. He stated that protests did not influence the decision and that he doubted the boy was over fifteen, avoiding a hang on a child.
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Tittie Rock
Ark
Oct
Covernor Donoghue
Karl Gilchrist
Bie
Fire destroys shacks on Second and Couch streets
Portland fire swept through three rooming houses a small dry goods store and several small restaurants this morning destroying shacks at Second and Couch streets with an estimated loss of 35000 dollars.
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Second
Couch
Rul of Nanking Next on Gory Oriental Program
Shanghai dispatches report rebels concentrating forces below Wu Chang drove Admiral Sahs fleet downriver recapturing Hankow and forcing imperial troops toward Kullometer ten miles away. Over 85,000 engaged with casualties feared in thousands. Rebels warned foreign residents to flee as fighting raged yesterday with imperialists fleeing north. Hundreds of Maunchus killed and bodies dumped in the river as the town burned.
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Shanghai
China
Wu Chang
Admiral Sah
Hankow
Kullometer
Government May Collapse in Peking Republic
Advices from Tokio say the Peking government is collapsing as the senate memorial to the throne is accepted and a new cabinet is organized. The report notes a governmental reorganization amid political upheaval and uncertainty.
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Tokio
Peking
Senate
Canton Joins Revolutionists Amid Mass Meeting Signal
Cablegram reports Canton voters at a giant mass meeting joined the revolutionists. Mal resolutions recognized the revolutionary government and notified the viceroy of action. Republican flag hoisted on city rooftops despite viceroy opposition. Hongkong dispatch says Faichow captured by revolutionists.
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San Francisco
Calif
Chung Sai Yat Bo
Canton
Hongkong
Faichow
Republic Named in Canton Cantonese Protection Guaranteed
Republic named Kwangtune established by Canton people. Wywang tung produce, China. Consul General Berchole cabled to the state department today. The Mnanehu garrison of the volts has been guaranteed protection.
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Washington
Kwangtune
Canton
Wywangtung
China
Generth Berchole
State Department
Mnanehu
Provisional Canton Citizens Named by Government
The government of Wwang Tung recently declared Uy citizens of Canton. The proclamation and remittance by the viceroy and principal authorities triggered a collapse in the provincial siege as troops in the province remained in place.
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Washington
Wwang Tung
Canton
Fall of Nimking Reported Imminent by City Dispatches
San Francisco dispatches quote the Young Chin newspaper declaring the fall of Nimking imminent as rebels face resistance in operations around the city. Local reports emphasize ongoing clashes and impending collapse.
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Nanking
San Trancisco
Nimking
Vast crowds witness navy ships assemble at San Pedro
New York dispatch reports hundreds of thousands gathering along the Minison shore to see Secretary Von Meyer review twenty miles of vessels, with 102 ships anchored in three rows and over twenty six ocean-going fighting ships in San Pedro harbor. Some vessels may depart for the Orient soon due to the Chinese revolt.
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United States
von Meyer
Navy
Wiles
Mermimdia
San Pedro
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