Americans Fear Anti Foreign Outbreak If Huerta Wins
Mexico City reports say most Americans and foreigners hurry with belongings as Huerta seems set to be declared winner when congress meets. Huerta allies plan arrests of opponents. Carranza emissary seeks lifting arms embargo, while Washington weighs recognition and possible intervention.
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Mexico City
Moxicity
Huerta
Blanquet
Wilson
Hoare Long
Bureau
Lotin American Affaire
Mexico
Moore
Taft
Horta
T le
Carranza
Carranza Bs
United States
Peres Honaro
Curranna
Conservation Congress to Meet in Washington
Washington Oct 31 Wide interest in the fifth national conservation congress is shown by delegates from every state representing counties towns and organizations. The November 18 to 20 session in Washington will focus on forest and water power conservation with many prominent conservationists in attendance. Oregon delegates include Dr William Kerr H M Crooks W B Mackay F F Henahan H B Langille George Palmer and others from Corvallis Albany Portland Salem and Eugene.
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Washington
National Conservation Congress
White House
Conservation Congress
National
Conference of Governors
State of
Oregon
Wm. J. Kerr
Corvallis
H. M. Crooks
A.F
Albany
W. BH
Mackay
Portland
F. F. Henahan
H. BD
Langille
George Palmer
la Grande
HW. 10
Ansen
Mia
A. HM
Treyman
W. T. Mackay
George Stoddard
Wheat Market Active With Price At 70 Cents
There is notable activity in the wheat market with price at 70 cents. The market opened yesterday evening and buyers report steady to active trading as three cargoes are planned for Portland soon. Farmers show readiness to sell at the current price while grain buyers remain reticent about total purchases. A farmer was pulled back from retirement to consider selling his wheat.
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Portland
W A and N Company Plans Paving of Main Street Crossing
City council efforts move toward faster action on the O W and N crossing as W Warren construction firm may pave with bitulithic after roadbed preparation. O W and N official T F O'Brien announced plans at noon with Superintendent Hollins of the road division monitoring rock settlement before final paving.
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Main Street
T. F O'Brien
Warren Construction Company
Hollins
Umatilla
Militia Held for Action in Mine Regions
Mine owners and mine guards in Trinidad hear Adjutant General Chase today about militia command as hundreds of strikers are believed to gather for a simultaneous attack from Aguilar to Perwin. Officials express fear for strikebreakers and take no chances of a surprise.
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Trinidad
Chase
Distriot
Aguilar
Perwin
Buat
Rhode Aguilar
Pendleton Women Back University Appropriation Referendum
The Thursday Afternoon Club of Pendleton approves state university funding and urges women to vote yes on both University bills in the November 4 referendum of 1913. Ella P. Lowell and Mabel McKinney sign as president and secretary.
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Pendleton
Literature Club
University of Oregon
Civic Club
Oregon
State University
Ella P. Lowell
Mabel McKinney
Clash Foreseen as Wilson Opens Currency Bill Debate
President Wilson faced a sharp clash as he received a statement of changes the House proposed to the Senate currency committees on the Glass Owen bill. Advisers warned a confrontation with some Democrats in Congress if the current program continues.
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Washington
Wilson
House
Senate
House Gift Backed for Wilson’s Wedding
Washington lawmakers nearly unanimous in favor of buying a silver dinner set as a wedding present from the house to Miss Jeaisie Wilson daughter of the president. A few members prefer a pearl necklace. Speaker Clark's daughter Genevieve will select the final gift.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Jeasie Wilson
Clark
Genevieve
Federal prosecutor argues federal realm in union plot case
Chicago October 31 federal district attorney Miller of Indianapolis urged in the federal court of appeals that the federal tribunal is proper to try the Indianapolis unionists convicted of complicity in a dynamiting plot against non union buildings.
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Chicago
Federal Dist
Miller
Indianapolis
Federal Court of Appeala
Raid report from Sanluis Potosi details two marenere
A Sanluis Potosi report says two marenere occurred in the district where 47 rurales were deployed to guard a nearby ranch. The men were said to be subjected to brutal torture in the incident.
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Washington
Sanluis Potosi
Street Improvement Campaign Emerges In City Ward Races
The street improvement push by the current city administration is shaping as a key issue in at least one ward for the December 1 election. West Webb street incumbent support faces challenge from chop mill proprietor P. Hutchison, who seeks fourth ward council seat with 27 signers backing his nominating petition. Opposing him is John Vaughan, electrician and ex fire chief, named by street improvement supporters to contest the bid. Mayoral race has WF Matlock in the field with 232 petition names. third ward incumbent Joe Ellis seeks re election. Phelps pursues council seat in first ward against R. F. Kirkpatrick. north side ward potential candidacy of ex mayor KB Murphy is discussed.
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P. Hutchison
West Webb Street
Auccend
N. Ty. Swearingen
Hutchison
Webb Street
John Vaughan
WF. Matlock
Matlock
Joe Ellis
Phelps
R. F. Kirkpatrick
North Side
KB. J. Murphy
Diaz 13 Taken To DEA To Be Placed On Another Ship
Washington reports federal authorities evacuated Chihuahua City Mexico as General Villas rebel force nears. Officials say Americans fear further danger as pursuit ships shift to intercept a northbound mail steamship to Havana. Also ships Frances Coferruccio and Michigan linked to Mexican and Havana movements.
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Diaz
DEA
Washington
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Villas
Government Ready to Bust Trusts
Atlantic City on January 31, federal commissioner of Corporations Joseph Davies told the National Manufacturers Association that the government will move to bust trusts without hindering industrial growth or freedom. He predicted Congress will address monopolies, debating whether destruction or control serves the public best, asking if monopoly or competition affords the fairest method for all people.
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Atlantic City
Get
Joseph Davies
National Manufacturere’ Association
Kronprincess Cecilie Rescues Petrie Crew At Sea
Berlin reports the German liner Kronprinzessin Cecilie picked up 25 crew members from the burning French barque Petrie in mid ocean. Three sailors were lost overboard and drowned before rescue. In a separate note, Sydney, Australia, faced a city image dispute with a new police force aimed at promoting order and cleanliness.
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Berlin
Kronprinzessin
Cecilie
Petrie
Ceville
Sydney
Australia
Hemisphere
Miyor
Salem hangings and inter Vention fears spark unrest
General Mike Spanos and Frank Seymour are reported hanged at Salem amid Munter Comfortter tensions in Mocdfort as Americans in Moxyleg City fear anti foreign outbreaks with hints of US intervention. Local leaders urge calm as markets show wheat activity and rail interests pursue infrastructure upgrades.
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Mike Spanos
Frank Seymour
Salem
Munter Comfortter
Mocdfort
Moxyleg City
United States
Preach
Ding
Cuba
New York
Football clash ends with 4 4 draw between La Grande and Pendleton
First quarter sees both La Grande and Pendleton high school teams evenly matched as the game opens at Round-up Park. Lineups include Leffel Brock Andrews Friedley Biddle and Wintere for La Grande with Jordan Hoskins Haubetituies and McDonald among Pendleton players. Referee Dobbins of Union and umpire Devine of Pendleton oversee a lively contest attracting a strong crowd.
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la Grande High
Pendleton High
la Grande
Pendleton
la Grands
No. 17
Charles Reynolds
Leffel
Brock Gonker
Straughn Andrews
Friedley Biddle
Isu Sos Velnmsie
Ruge Tit
Asedeses
Reba Wintere
Russel
Ulrich Hunter
Kierkpatrick Htovenbaum
McDonald Ouvet
Jordan Couow
Alexic
Hoskins
Hampton
Bean
Mimms
Ha“en
Dobbins
Union
Devine
Police Edict Aims To Guard Property On Halloween
Chief Kearney warns no vandalism will be tolerated tonight though harmless pranks may occur. Citizens are urged to secure portable property and lock gates to prevent theft, as Halloween mischief is blamed on real youths despite oldsuperstitions.
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Kearney
Hallowe'en
Measles Called One of Deadliest Diseases by Health Expert
Dr H W Hill head of the Institute of Public Health London Ont told the Canadian Club in Edmonton that ordinary care in early measles reduces deaths by about 60 percent. He warned measles is not a joke and urged urgent public health action.
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Edmonton
Alta
H. W. Hill
Institute of Public Health
London
Ont
Mensies
Bund Neimatah echutz Protecting Germany's Heritage Units
In Germany a national association called Bund Neimatah echutz forms to protect and preserve natural beauty of the fatherion, including historic and artistic buildings, cities, identifications, and to unite efforts by various local and site organizations in conservation work.
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Germany
Bund Neimatah
Echutz
Troops Mobilization Site Sought Near Los Angeles
Southern Pacific officials acknowledge agents seek about 2000 acres near Long Beach or Los Angeles harbors for mobilizing a large force. The search follows orders from eastern company officials and a War department request.
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Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Long Beach
Los Angeles Harbors
War Department
Son of late Harriman visits on westbound train No 17
W Averill Harriman, sole son and heir of E H Harriman, rode westbound train No 17 and alighted at the depot. He talked with Agent T F O'Brien about local country and railroad issues. Though recently named director in several Harriman interests, he is not active in railroad work and his trip appears educational. The Portland visit by President Lovett may relate to his journey. Harriman’s son is modest and democratic in appearance and manner, earning praise from railroad workers for his firsthand interest.
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W. Averill Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific
T. F. O’brien
Young Harriman
Harriman
Lovett
Portland
Tate Railroad
Fusion ticket popular in New York campaign
New York Oct 31 Enthusiasm for the fusion municipal ticket led by John Purroy Mitchell peaked at a Madison Square Garden mass meeting. Former Mayor Seth Low spoke as did Oscar S Straus and Edward E McCall attacking Tammany Hall and its leaders Murphy and Murphy amid graft charges and recalls. Hennessy kept up campaign rhetoric targeting Murphy.
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New York
John Purroy Mitchell
Madison Square Garden
Seth Low
Oscur S. Straus
Turkey
Tammany Hall
Edward E. McCall
Charles F. Murphy
Lts
Mr. Straus
Tammany
Edward FE. McCalladd
John A. Hennessy
Sulzer
McCal and Murphy
Hennessy
Noted Educators Speak at Teachers Convention
Ann Arbor hosts the annual convention of the Michigan State Teachers Association with delegates from across the country. University of Michigan President Harry B. Hutchins welcomed attendees as Governor Kernie of Michigan, Mrs Ella Flagg Young of Chicago, Dr J. Goddard of Vineland, and Dr Leonard Ayres of New York City were slated to speak.
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Ann Arbor
Mid
Milcheun State Teacher's Association
Harry 9D. Hutchins
University of Michion
Kerrie
Michigan
Ella Flass Young
Chicago
Joh Goddard
Vineland
N. J
Leonard Py, Ayres
New York City
Ingenious Reflector Lamp Delivers Massive Flashes
An experimental device mounted near a Virginia coast uses a reflector system to produce flashes of extremely high candela output. The apparatus, described as a 30 capital power lamp, aims to intensify light in fortain directions, showcasing a novel approach to focused illumination tests.
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Virginia
Spanos and Seymour Hanged This Morning at Penitentiary
Two inmates named Mike Spanos and Frank Seymour were executed this morning at the state penitentiary. The formal hanging followed prisoners' appeals and cleared final legal steps.
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Mike Spanos
Frank Seymour
State Penitentiary
Oregon hangings spark protest of innocence in Medford murder
Salem Oct 31 Mike Banom and Frank Seymour were hanged at the state penitentiary for the murder of Greek immigrant George Dedaskiew in Medford on September 32 1612. Each declared innocence on the scaffold before the cap. Seymour hoped to be the last to face the trap. both were accompanied by clergy. Dedasklou was killed for money taken from a bank to return him to Greece. his skull fractured by a gas pipe blow and his jugular severed in a secluded spot. Both men signed confessions at arrest but later repudiated them.
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Salem
Ore
Mike &Banom
Frank Seymour
State Penitentiary
George Dedaskiew
Medford
Seymour
Oregon
Spanos
Father Moor
Victor
Dedasklou
Greece
Riot at Minneapolis theater as students clash with police
In Minneapolis a riot erupts after Minnesota football team departure. About 500 students high school boys and sympathizers assault the theater front. Doorkeeper Clarence Windmiller is knocked unconscious and two alleged ringleaders Gliese McHenry and Fr Laferty are jailed. Police halt the melee with revolver drawn as reserves arrive.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Clarence Windmiller
Gliese McHenry
Fr. Laferty
Minnesota
Madison
Windmiller
British newspapers resist Reuters agency influence in 1941
London reports a large editor outcry against Reuters Telegram, dubbed the great Maghat moves, as the Times prints only five dispatches and other papers refuse to relocate news and advertising from Reuters. The agency is accused of pressuring advertisers and edging editorial opinion. Reuters acts as both news source and advertiser conduit across British and American papers, prompting editorial backlash and scrutiny.
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London
Reuters Telegram Company
Maghat Noves
The
Times
Mallalx
Evening News
Reuters
Servie
Accident injures driver in city street crash
London report states a tire failure caused a car to overturn on a city road. Injuries to the driver are described but details remain unclear.
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