Pendleton Fair Opens With Band and Round-Up Carnival
Pendleton readies for a dual celebration as the Umatilla Morrow county fair starts Monday and runs through Saturday while the Round-up carnival begins Thursday. Visitors flood the city as pavilion construction finishes and displays arrive, with De Caprio’s band performing Monday afternoon and a Let ’er Buck march highlighted in the program.
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Pendleton
United States
Signor de Caprio
W. A. Brown
Tripoli
de Caprio
Padere
Troops kept as a last resort in Utah mining dispute
Salt Lake City reports Governor Spry conferred with Adjutant General Edgewood Sheriff Sharp and mine officials about not mobilizing troops except as a last resort. Twenty five strikebreakers were brought into Bingham Mines. Deputies and barry guards were posted to maintain order as tensions rise and strikers refuse to surrender arms.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Dav. Spry
Edgewood
Sheriff Sharp
Bingham
Barney
Spry
Secret indictments returned against textile mill owners
Toaton Massachusetts September 21 new secret indictments were returned by the special grand jury in the Lawrence Strike case. The accused include William A Wood president of the American Woolen company Frederick Atteaux head of the Textile Mills Supply company and Daniel Collins a dog fancier previously indicted in the same matter.
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Toaton
Mass
Lawrence
William A. Wood
American Woolen Company
Frederick Atteaux
Textile Mills Supply Company
Daniel Collins
Northwest amateur boxing prospects loom at Seattle show
Report on the Inter club meet at Seattle Athletic club featuring Multnomah Seattle Ballard boxers. Morrow defeats Melbus reversing last spring's result and aims to prove his form at the Oregon theater trials on September 27 and 26. Duval vs Knowlton ends in close decision with finals to settle. Ed Williams represents Pendleton in 155 and could claim the Pacific Northwest title. Dudley Evans, Fred Sax coach local talents.
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Seattle Athletic Club
Multnomah
Seattle
Ballard
Oregon Theater
Morrow
Melbus
Multahomah
Beattie
Alway
Pendleton
Northwest
Duval
Knowlton
Fred Sax
Stanley Trimble
Ballard, Wash
P A. A
Stanley
West Side Club
New York
George McFadden
Moe
Sax
Hyans
Dudley Evans
Spokane A. A
Aubrey Graham
Bullivant
Spokane
Graham
Portland
Huntington Poker Row Ends With Knife Threats
Huntington Oregon Sept 21 A quarrel over a gambling crime led James Alvey to draw a knife and threaten to cut Dudley Evans in two. Alvey was arrested and fined in the recorder's court. Evans, a railroad employee, was not jailed. Earlier, Alvey had been convicted of running a disreputable house and told to leave town. D D Johnson, owner of the saloon where the game occurred, reportedly banned all gambling.
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Huntington
Dudley Evans
James Alvey
Alvey
Evans
Recorder's Court
Woods
D. D. Johnson
Man Never Has to Be Driven to Drink Again
A proverb-like remark states a man who drinks once will never need persuasion again, implying lasting effects of one drink on behavior and habit formation.
Chinese Girls Rescued by Police in San Francisco
Police and detectives freed three Chinese girls after breaking through a steel barricade to a hidden room. The youths were taken to Angel Island under federal custody, with investigators believing the arrests will disrupt a smugglers ring that imported girls and forced them into disreputable resorts.
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San Francisco
Ange Island
Wilson tired but gratified on whirlwind campaign
Harrisburg Pa Sept 21 Democratic presidential nominee Wilson left for Sea Girt N J to spend Sunday with family He said the trip was tiring but gratifying noting the friendliness of crowds He estimated addressing and being received by 59000 people and enjoyed meeting the crowds
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Harrisburg
Wilson
Sea Girl
N. J
Italians Capture Zengur Oasis After Bayonet Charge
Italian forces seized Zengur Oasis in Tripoli after a bayonet assault ending at 10 heures. Reported Italian casualties reach 200 dead and wounded, with heavy losses on the Turkish side.
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Fteme
Italy
Zengur Oasis
Tripoli
City officials to quit in Butte Falls dispute
Medford Oregon September 21 Governor Weatherford Weat is expected to demand resignations of Butte Falls city officials for failing to enforce prohibition laws. Earlier 150 women petitioned the governor to halt the Alloit liquor sale in the city.
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Medford
Ore
Weat
Butte Falls
Here
Amarillo Man Admits Helping Sneed Plan Killings
Amarillo Texas September 1 B B Epring 36 employed on J B Sneed ranch arrested after admitting he aided Sneed plan to kill Al G Boyce Jr and his father over Boyce urging Mrs Sneed to elope Epring wrote a confession to the district attorney grand jury reconvened to discuss the case
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Amarillo
Texas
B. B. Epring
J. B. Sneed
Sneed
al G. Boyce, Jr
Boyce
Secretary Knox Ready to Sail Home After Tokyo Obsequies
Secretary of State Knox and his party arrived in Yokohama from Tokyo where they attended the obsequies of Emperor Matsuhito. He sails tomorrow for the United States to conclude the international trip.
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Secretary OF State
Knox
Yokohama
Rebels Flee Into Mountains Near El Paso
On Sept 21 Col Pasqual Orozco Sr father of Mexican rebel chief and Jose Cordova Saeng secretary to Gen Orozco were placed in U S marshal custody for hearing before a federal commissioner. They face charges of complicity in the murder of Mexican government agents executed in Juarez in June as spies. Rebels are reported to be moving toward the hills near Coahuila as federals pursue them.
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EH Paso
Texas
Col
Pascual Orozzo
Jose Cordova Saeng
Orozco
United States
Madero
Juarez
Coahuila
Chickasaw Kid to Feature at Round-Up Show
A twelve year old Baker youth known as the Chickasaw Kid will perform as a miniature cowboy during next week's Round-up. Mounted on a Shetland pony with a bulldog and calf for the act, he will demonstrate before the Round-up directors and, if satisfactory, be contracted to headline the three day event.
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Baker
I. S. Calkins
Ture Steer
Beekeeping Course Planned at Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon Agricultural College announces a two week winter short course in apiculture for horticulture and agriculture students. Prof H Wilkon will lead with attention to bee management in orchards. The program runs after Sept 24 and begins Jan 6 with new apiary facilities and equipment donated by two seed companies.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
H. Wilkon
Aged Chinese Man Fatally Shot in San Francisco Robbery
In San Francisco on September 21 two Chinese hold up men entered Gee Sam's small restaurant. After a bullet pierced Gee Sam's heart the robbers looted £200 in clothing. Police say the killing was not part of the Tong feud.
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San Francisco
Cal
Gee Sam
Gee
Superior Court Closed to Honor Chief Justice Dunbar
Tacoma September 21 Judge Cards closed the superior court here in deference to the memory of the late Chief Justice Dunbar. The court was holding the sensational $40,000 damage suit of Mrs. Little Magnuson against Bishop Oden Father George C. Van Goethen and Sisters of the Visitation convent.
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Tacoma
Dunbar
Supreme Court
Carson narrowly survives Irish riot attack in Lunderry
Sir Edward Carson, former solicitor general for England, escaped death when a stone from the city hall struck his carriage near his head after a meeting on Irish home rule. The assault followed a riot between unionists and home rulers at Guild Hall presided by Duke Abercorn, sending leaders to Coleraine for a demonstration.
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Lunderry
Ireland
Edward Carson
England
Guild Hall
Duke Abercorn
Strike Called Over Beating Claim in San Francisco
The building trades council ordered a strike of five men at the State Construction company following an alleged beating by Superintendent Oweny Mann of Mate McCann, a union member, in San Francisco on September 21.
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San Franciscio
Oweny Mann
State Construction Company
Mate McCann
Building Trades Council
Indicted Men Ready for Trials in Los Angeles Plot
Indianapolis Sept 21 W N Harding counsel for the 41 men indicted by the federal grand jury for complicity in the Union dynamiting plot in connection with the McNamara activities in Los Angeles says all indicted men will be here before trials begin October 1.
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Indianapolis
Ind
W. N. Harding
Federal Grand Jury
Los Angeles
Local grain man sues over Juniper land title claim
E. W. McComag files suit against the S PRR and the Farmer's Loan and Trust Co to quiet title to a Juniper country tract he says he possesses. He alleges the defendants have some claim to the property. Attorneys are Sweet, Fouts and Shelton of Portland and R J. Siu ter.
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E. W. McComag
S. Prr
Farmer's Loan and Trust Co
Sweet, Fouts & Shelton
Portland
R J. Siuter
Freshmen at Oregon State College to study architectural drawing
In Vallis Oregon on September 21 freshmen at the Oregon Agricultural College may enroll in a special course in architectural drawing. They begin with instrument use then progress from simple problems to actual plans of barns houses and other buildings.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Johnson in Ohio Campaign Swing Arrives in Ohio
Governor Johnson of California, progressive candidate for vice president, campaigned in the east arriving from Akron this afternoon. He will reach Cleveland tonight.
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Cincinnati
Johnson
California
Akron
Cleveland
Wilson Leads in Straw Vote at State and County Fairs
The Knickerbocker Press reports a straw vote conducted at the state fair and three county fairs. President Wilson leads the tally among participants in this informal polling conducted by the Republican Albany newspaper.
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Wilson
New York
Knickerbocker Press
Albany
Lodge Opens Ohio Campaign Praises Taft, Ignores Roosevelt
In Columbus on September 21, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge opened the Republican campaign in Ohio praising Taft and avoiding any mention of Roosevelt. He criticized the Democratic platform as a vague and incoherent aggregation of sentences.
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Columbus
Ohio
Henry Cabot Lodge
Taft
Roosevelt
Fire protection meeting on plan for round-up
Fire Chief Vaughan and the fire committee will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon to discuss securing city fire protection next week. The plan proposes two on call teams and several paid firefighters to avoid delays common with a volunteer department amid congested streets.
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Vaughan
Marines fight way through lines at Granada Nicaragua
Rear Admiral Southerland leads about 1000 marines to break rebel siege and take Granada, despite being fired upon en route. Three marines wounded as the force moves in from Mangua to relieve the town. American troops reportedly gain control amid the conflict.
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Mangua
Nicaragua
Southerland
Rebela
Granada
Wyoming Will Cast Lot With Democrats
Judge John M Hence of Thermopolis Wyoming, a wealthy rancher and longtime Republican, predicts Wyoming will vote Democratic in November. He toured the Midwest and parts of the East and finds Wilson sentiment growing, noting Roosevelt’s withdrawal and bankers and businessmen shifting to Governor Wilson.
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New York
John M. Hence
Thermaopolis
Wyoming
al Wiyes
Wilson
Marshall
Judge
Middle West
Roosevelt
Chicago
Mrs KR B Stanfield Visits With Children
Mrs KR B Stanfield and her children arrived this morning from Echo for a brief visit.
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KR. B. Stanfield
Echo
Senate Probers Seek Details of Her Husband in 1904 Dealings
Senators probe a prominent figure's ties to Roosevelt era policies in 1904, aiming to uncover influence, financial links, and possible conflicts. The inquiry centers on the husband of a noted political figure and his business connections during the Roosevelt administration.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Archbold to Testify in Campaign Contributions Probe
Senate committee may summon Mrs Harriman to testify on her late husbands dealings with Roosevelt and Bliss. John D Archbold William Rockefeller and Cornelius Bliss Jr expected to be called. Subpoenas in New York demand books letters and documents on campaign funds from McCall and life insurance leaders likely to follow.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Contributions Investigating Committee
Mre
E. H Harri
Col. Roosevelt
Cornelius N. Bliss
National Republican
Ransdell
C. T. White
Elliott
Libby
The
Standard
John C. McCall
New York Life
Cornelius N. Bliss, Jr
C. C. Tegehoft
Harriman
Corporation
Senate Committee
Mia Lizzie Bliss
John D. Archbold
William Rockefeller
New York
Cornelius Bliss, Jr
Standard Oil
McCall
Woman Dead on Grave of Baby in London
Violet Grange, 3, was found dead kneeling beside her infant’s grave. She had been accused of mummifying her child and storing the body in her tenement room for four years. A man who blackmailed her took half her wages. she was arrested for bush money. The court released her and sent the blackmailer to the penitentiary for five years.
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London
Violet Grange
Traffic Plan For Park Show To Use One Way Streets
Rapidly the Round-up traffic committee completes its system for visitors to and from the park during the three days of the show next week. Autos load on Garden street between Alta and Court then move to the park via Court and return on Alta keeping two main streets one way. Return service begins at 4 pm and traffic reverses. No ticket booths. sellers circulate. loaders receive tickets. Uniform fare is 26 cents. Chief Kearney tags licensed autos to regulate traffic.
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James Estes
Garden Street
Alta
Court
Park
Court Street
Alta Street
Garden
Kearney
Wilson clubs formed in North Dakota towns
New York dispatch reports Melvin D. Hildreth general secretary of the state league of Wilson and Marshall clubs says a Wilson Club in every town in North Dakota is the slogan. Over 9000 members have enrolled in the Wilson clubs in the past 10 days, according to a report at National headquarters by Senator Gore. He calls the enthusiasm inspiring and a foretaste of victory in November.
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New York
Wilson
North Dakota
Melvin D. Hildreth
State League of Wilson
Marshall
Gore
Hilddreth
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Oregon City
W. C. Maloney
Mulino
Oregon City Hospital
Henry Page
Twilight
Clackamas
E. L. Swick
Raymond Critner
Archbold
Financial
Committee — Corporation
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