Ulster Will Fight Says OConnor Home Rule Leader
Ulster will fight, no doubt, said T P O Connor a leading home rule advocate. He predicted clashes only in large cities and praised Dublin parliament progress within a year. Edward Carson subscribed $50,000 toward a $5 million fund to indemnify those wounded or families of the killed in the Ulster resistance.
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Ulster
O'Connor
Matter
Carson
Viechy
France
T. P. O'Connor
Edward Carson
Duban
Belfast
Sir Edward <Rrson
Pacific ships dip flags to honor Balboa anniversary
A wireless message from San Francisco instructed ships across the Pacific to dip their flags in observance of the 400th anniversary of Balboa's discovery of the Pacific Ocean. The signal was relayed ship to ship and reached every vessel in the Pacific within a short time.
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San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Balboa
Pacific
Dynamite blast kills contractor in Nevada mill ruin
In Aurora Nevada on September 25 J Z Carmichael a contractor was killed and several people injured when a stamp mill under construction was damaged by a dynamite explosion. The cause remains unknown.
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Aurora
Nev
J.z Carmichael
Severn
Wife of ex King Manuel rushed to hospital in Munich
The wife of former King Manuel of Portugal was taken to a private Munich hospital after a sudden illness. Physicians refused to release any information on her condition.
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Munich
Manuel of
Portugal
Physiciana
Compromise Sought by Tariff Conferees
General tariff talks report progress as conferees seek a compromise. Ulster declares resolve for home rule with O Conner, famed Irish advocate, urging unity. Pacific observes 400th anniversary of its discovery today. Grand list of local concerns includes Riverside school project, street improvements, and boundary changes as council considers water issues and congestion relief.
Smythe Bros Increase Sheep Ranch Holdings
Smythe Bros completed a trade valued around 30000 dollars to acquire the Cedar Springs sheep ranch from William Smith. The purchase includes 3500 acres 10 miles south of Arlington and 23 sections of grazing land leased from the Northern Pacific plus two bands of breeding ewes and ranch equipment. They gain winter range in northern Gillam county and plan to run about 35000 sheep this winter.
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Smythe Bros
Cedar Springs
William Smith
Gilliam County
Arlington
Northern Pacific
Commission Charter Committee Set For Tonight Session
The 27 member group guiding the citys commission government meets at City Hall in the council room at 7 30 pm to decide whether to abolish the water board now or keep it until the gravity water system is completed. Chairman Stephen A Lowell notes a mass meeting for final ratification will be held next week.
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Commission
Cli
Water Board
Water Commission
Stephen A. Lowell
Schmidt Talks on Crime as Inquest Delayed
Hans Schmidt, prisoner in the Muller girl case, is examined to assess mental condition. His lawyers claim insanity and request expert opinion before proceeding. The inquest is adjourned to October and will be reviewed by state alienists Dr. MacDonald and Dr. Mabon, with a third physician to join later. district attorney's office confirms the October grand jury. Schmidt reportedly spoke freely during questioning, detailing his crime.
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Aumuller
Schmidt
Carlos F. MacDonald
William Mabon
Dru
Mason
MacDonald
Tennessee lawmakers avert gunplay after uproar in senate
Nashville Tenn Sept 25 A conciliatory speech by Rep Al Todd after Speaker Stanton adjourned the Tennessee lower house amid a threatened disturbance. An uproar followed the ruling and physical clashes were imminent and weapons were drawn.
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Nashville
Tenn
AL. Todd
Stanton
Tennessee
Drainage pumping ends at ultra cut in canal
September 24 report states the pumping of drainage water from the ultra cut was completed yesterday. From now until October 6 when water will be released into the canal section, sufficient rainwater is expected to accumulate to cover the bottom of the trench.
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Panama
Uletra
Impeachment Trial Focuses on Campaign Fund Use
The New York impeachment court hears whether Sulzer contributors set spending limits as prosecution seeks to strike a witness statement about Sulzer using funds freely. Chief Justice Cullen will rule on the objection as the court decides to admit all evidence, including campaign contributions and expenditures.
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New York
Jacob Schief
Cullen
Albany
Frackett
Jacob Sehler
Sulzer
Marshall
Teller Goodwin
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Strauss
Sulvers
Tekulsky
New York Retailiquor
Sulzer Campaign
Justice Cullen
Mystery Pier Destruction At Venice Seafront
Los Angeles Cal Sept 35 Four hundred feet of an unfinished amusement pier at Venice by E R Maier Los Angeles brewer and Venice baseball club owner was destroyed last night by the sea or a dynamite blast. Spectators heard a roar as waves and wind muffled any explosion. Dead fish washed ashore. About 55000 worth of concrete and steel had been built and damage estimated at 25000.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Venice
E. R. Maler
Venice Baseball Club
Maier
Plier
Wholesale Arrests in Seattle Contempt Case
Seattle, Sept 25. After a delay of an hour on bench warrants issued by Judge Humphrys, Sheriff Cudihee began rounding up socialists and Free Speech League members ordered arrested for contempt of court. The action followed open defiance directed at the judge at a mass meeting where the socialist party joined the free speech effort and threatened to undermine Humphrys authority by breaking his orders.
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Seattle
Humphrys
Cudihee
Free Speech League
Socialist Party
River steamer Beaver sinks in Columbia River incident
Portland Ore Sept 26 The stern wheel river steamer Beaver struck a submerged snag in the Columbia opposite Clatskan and sank after reaching shallow water. The crew were rescued. The after parts were submerged. It carried a cargo of furniture and shingles and salvage is uncertain.
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Portland
Ore
Beaver
Columbia River
Clatskan
England Pays Tribute to Late New York Mayor in Liverpool
Liverpool honors New York City's late mayor with mourning town hall display and escort to the Lusitania. Rufus Gaynor, eldest son, arrives in New York. English age and American flag entwined on the casket, English consul invited to Trinity Church service.
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England
New York
Liverpool
Lancashire
Rufus Gaynor
Old Trinity
New two story business block eyed for Alta and Garden corner
Heirs to the Aura Raley estate consider plans for a modern brick or concrete two story building at the Alta and Garden street corner. TF Howard drafts proposals, with completion uncertain. The site, once home to Pendleton Chinese colony wooden structures, is seen as valuable next to the federal building and post office.
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Alta and
Garden Streets
Aura Raley
Thorugh
Pendleton
Howard
World Series Set to Open October 7 in New York
The New York Giants, NL pennant winners, and the Philadelphia Athletics, AL champions, will open the World Series October 7 in New York. Remaining games alternate between New York and Philadelphia. Umpires Connely Eugen Klein and Resler were named for the series, with a coin flip deciding the first game venue.
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Philadelphia
New York Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
New York
National Baseball Commission
Connely
Eugen
Klein and
Resler
Hermann
Baker man shot and stabbed by threshing crew member
Charles Eppinger was shot twice and stabbed once by Willis Ward Hall on a Baker Oregon farm during threshing work. Hall claims self defense after Eppinger allegedly challenged him at noon. Eppinger’s condition improved and he is expected to recover. Hall is detained. investigation continues.
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Willis Word Hall
Hall
Lateer
Baker, Ore
Charlies Eppinger
Eppinger
Charles Eppinger
Willis Ward Hall
Kelly Brothers
Eppinger Farm
Baker
Ke McCord
Eppinger Ranch
Halli
Oll
F. W. Eppinger
Voters Flock to Register as Deadline Nears
Two hundred voters, men and women, lined up at the county clerk's office to register yesterday and again today. Clerk and staff worked late last night to duplicate forms. another clerk was added today to ease the rush. The book may close October 20 but the law as interpreted by arts authorities could require October 1 registration for inclusion on the register. those registering after the copy is turned over must present certificates to local judges to vote.
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Evelyn Sommerville
Dleton
Umaiulla
Pendleton
Main
Vincomt
Aivnta
Chy
Mim Streat
Webb Atree
Webb
Jules
Lowell
Catton
Ely
New Ward Boundaries Fixed by City Council
City council adopted an ordinance creating new ward boundaries aligned with county court lines to maintain four wards and five precincts. Ward 1 East Pendleton, Ward 2 North Pendleton, Ward 3 mid city, Ward 4 West Pendleton split into two precincts. Courts ruled that voter registration remains with county clerk to avoid confusion.
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Mgleter
Fast
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Isne
Commiedon Charter Committee
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Smythe Brow
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Hans Schmidt
Aumulier
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