Berlin Ready 10 Disavow Act Reports Inconclusive
German officials declared Berlin would disavow the act and punish submitarian commanders if investigations show the submarines destroyed the Huntieh whipa Martha and Rowanmore in violation of pledges. Official reports were inconclusive. Dispatches rushed to Wilcon at Long Branch. Marina torpedoed or shelled remains unresolved. Thirteen sailors were missing and two more survivors landed at Castletown.
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Germany
Acta
Rowanmore
Lanning
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Long Branch
Lansing Wes
Marina
Con Frost
Queenstown
Castletown
Punk
Somme and Verdun Quiet as Fronts Brace for New Offensives
War bulletin reports quiet on the Somme and Verdun fronts with push to the east as Italian and Balkan actions unfold. British losses for last month total 108,268 with about 23,000 killed and many wounded, while other fronts show limited actions and weather delays.
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London
Dot
Hal
Resolution committee members defend Wilson in council clash
Progressives face criticism as Arrendondo denies attacks on Wilson while Loval Chamberlain’s visit builds support for the mayor. An annual teachers’ institute opens tomorrow. A west “profinity” case is added to the record, reflecting ongoing local concerns.
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Progressive Resolution
Miyor Wilson
Arrendondo
Wilson
Loval Chambertiln
Teachers’ Institute
Opema
West
Arquod
Chamberlain trip ends with East End in Wilson column
In Athena a Wilson movement appears strong with 800 in attendance at the theater. Wilton defeats Hughes in local sentiment, while Milton and surrounding areas show support for peace and rural credit measures. The speaker, Chamberlain, travels from Pont OAC to Milton and back, addressing crowds and stressing nonwar aims and farm mortgage benefits.
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Chamberlain
Wilson
Adam
Yasterday
Wilton
Hughes
Athena
Milton
Wiloh
Penieton
Milton Teeting
Canton German Alliance Withdraws Endorsement of Hughes
The Canton German-American Alliance declares withdrawal from the state alliance. Local group denounces President Wilson and Senator Pomerene for endorsing Hughes. The alliance, with about 300 members, faced internal splits as C. M. Rens of Toledo urged allegiance to America First and resigned from the Toledo group after Hughes was favored. This marks the second withdrawal by a state alliance, following Gallion’s earlier action.
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New York
The
World Today
Canton
Otaty Alliance
Wilson
Pomerene
State Alliance
Indors
Ing Hughes
Merrick Thealanes
C. M. Rens
Toledo
Cenfor America
Rens
Toledo Alliance
Hughes
Gallion
Polling Places Assigned for Pendleton Precincts Election
Deputy Sheriff Blakely names polling sites for Pendleton precincts for next Tuesday including Alta House Lewin Street D B Waffle garage High school building Lane's Paint Shop City Hall Maple rooms Pendleton Hotel Lowman Hotel Duileh Henry Feed Yard J Anibal West Court Annibal's paint shop West Alla Hawthorne school Christian church basement Elmer Reager home Lincoln Sylvan G Cohn home Are atreet and notes a critic of conscription praising volunteers amid the campaign.
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Doe Blakely Hae
Pendleton
Alta House
D. B. Waffle
Lewin Street
Lane
City Hall
Pendleton Hotel
Lowman Hotel
Duileh Henry
Anibal
West Court
Annibal
Weat Alla
Hawthorne School
Halloween Mischief In Pendleton Night
The report notes Halloween activity with goblins and pranks around Pendleton. A special officer will patrol in the east end and other officers will monitor partygoers. The Civic Club dance at Eagle Wood Hall is among the evening events.
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Hallowe'en
Elty
Pathes
Pendleton People Host Luncheon in Portland
Pendleton residents attended a luncheon at Hotel Portland hosted by Pendleton people to discuss support for a Pendleton normal school. Busear Brookinsen presided while J H Gwinn Fred Lockley Dr Harry Hannet and Dr Ford spoke on the need, with strong sympathy shown for the amendment.
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Portland
Get
Pendleton
Hottie Tadaw
Busear Brookinsen
J. H. Gwinn
Harry Hannet
Ministerial Association
Ford
M. E Church
Salem
Outlook story questioned by Mexican officials in Washington
Arredondo met Lansing to deny the interview quoted in Outlook magazine. He said the article misquoted Generals Gonzales and Carrapra and Aguilar. He stressed Mexico seeks only good American relations and declined to reveal any presidential preference.
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Misquond Gonniles
Hughes
Secretaary
Mexico
Ami
Washington
Arredondo
Lansing
Cabrera
Carrapra
Obregon
Aguilar
Outlook
General Gontiles
Gonziles
Gonsales
Mayor Dest appeals venue in indecent language case
An appeal argument to the state supreme court was heard last night over Mayor J A Dest charged with vile language in a public place and seeking a venue change. James A Fes Jr argued for Dest while Attorney General George M Brown represented Justice of the Peace Joe H Parkes. The case stems from a vagrancy statute violation for profane language at the Oregon theater. The judge declined the venue change, citing prejudice and cost, and an appeal followed with petitions for a writ of mandamus. The supreme court to hear the appeal. other cases on the docket included State v. Gordwell and Timber Co et al.
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J. A. Dest
Supreme Cour
James A. Fes, Jr
George M. Brown
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Beet
Arthur Girron
Oregon
Court of Justice of the Peace Parkes
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Tost
Judes Parkes
Yente
Pttoriahs
Philips
Juden Parke
Phelpe
Fallewine Coser State
Scott Gordwell
Union County
Mt. Emily Timber Co
Thion County
H. ¥. Blackwell
Orecon
Matheur County
Former Portland aviator dies in 100 foot plunge
A former Portland aviator and aviation school proprietor, Christoffersyn, fell about 100 feet and died 30 minutes later from crushed chest, broken ribs, and a lung puncture. His wife witnessed the fall as he struggled to escape the crashing aircraft.
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City
Calif
Chietothren
Christoffersyn
Chrisofferson
Farm Journal straw vote shows Wilson leading big
Philadelphia reports the Farm Journal straw poll shows Wilson with 1644 votes to Hughes 920 and other candidates Henson 272 Hanly 128 from 1064 ballots. The poll follows 1960 results where Roosevelt led, with Wilson second and Taft third. The magazine notes its nonpartisan stance and lack of editorials.
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Farm Journal
Taft
North American
Wilson
Hughes
Henson
Hanly
Roosevelt
Debs
Chafin
Lower Wheat Prices In Chicago And Portland Markets
Wheat prices moved lower in Chicago and Portland with declines of several cents. The report lists Dec and May futures with partial price data and notes widespread drop across different wheats.
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Chicago
Portland
Ore
Bluestem
Long Distance Wire Sends Political Message to New York
Dee Hatton, operator at Western Tangy local office, transmitted a long distance message to a New York newspaper office. The wire path reportedly covered 8000 to 10000 miles via Willt Walte, Stelame, Lew ston, attake, Phoent, and onward before reaching New York. The message concerned a political matter.
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Dee Hatton
New York
Offce
Ray
Willt Walte
Stelame
Lewston
Attake
Phoent
Tikenseed
Interesting Character of the Campaign
James M. Parker a Louisiana planter and Progressive vice presidential candidate upends political tradition. He never held office yet runs on a ticket nominated by acclamation though not officially notified. He has informed Progressive voters and the public.
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James M. Parker
United States
Tle
Tet Hernadie
Acclimanen
Progressives Back Wilson Amid Crisis Rhetoric
New York on October 31 reports seven members of the progressive resolutions committee issued a statement affirming support for President Wilson and his record of progressive laws. They note other members favored Wilson, while some remained noncommittal, and they name Parker as a vice presidential candidate alongside enduring progressive principles.
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New York
Progressive Resolutions Committee
Wilson
Resolution Committee
Resolutions
John Parker
Louisiana
LC. Garvin
Rhode Island
Carey
Wyoming
Albert D. Norton
Missouri
Hugh T. Halbert
Minnesota
Frank N. Howard
Vermont
M. C Paca
New Mexico
James M. Ingersol
Idaho
Arthur G. Wray
Nebraska
Clarence B. Strouse
Vir- Rint
J. W. Moeformick
Wilson Leaves On New York State Trip
Wilson departs Long Branch for a two stop New York winter tour. He travels with Holiday plans and meets Democratic leaders amid optimistic yet cautious mood. Republicans push aggressive fundraising while Democrats warn of campaign rhetoric and pledges.
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Long Branch
Preei
Wilson
New York
Funda
Hughes Defends Rights Against Neutrality Tradeoffs
In Columbus Indiana October 91 spectator asks if Hughes would favor entering against munitions shipments. He replies that he would favor the maintenance of every right including travel and rights of ships. He argues surrendering rights for expediency harms American future and neutral commerce. Hughes plans May Evansville speech and remains optimistic about Indiana victory. He faces two Republican senators there.
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Hughes
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Tughew
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