Women greet Hughes delegates at Portland train stop
Democratic women cheered Hughes as they arrived at Union depot oregon and marched to Multnomah hotel. Wilson supporters outnumbered Hughes three to one amid taunts and a noisy welcome. Police escorted Hughes delegates inside.
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Portland
Ore
Wilson
Union Depot
Multnomah Hotel
Republican Club
Hughes
Belmont
Smclley
Runt Guggenheim
Danbury Hatters
Mijhe Hushes
Meta M. Athoff
Wilgon
Esther Lape
New York
Henry Moskowitz
Neustadter Bros
Clark
Wilson Brigade
Raymond Robins
Mount Hood
Robins
Trade talk outlines Sweden commerce goals
Lokranz, president of the Swedish Chambers of Commerce America, addressed the Commercial Club at Saturday noon outlining plans for stronger trade development with Sweden.
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Run Lokranz
Edish Chambers of Commerce America
Commer. Club
Sweden
Should a Judge Gone Wrong Get Another Chance
The Star argues Milo A. Root, former supreme court judge, should not be trusted to return to a judgeship despite neighbors’ praise. It cites an 1909 accusation of altering a damage suit opinion for the Great Northern railway and notes impeachment pressure. The paper invites reader letters on whether a judge who erred once deserves another chance.
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Milo A. Root
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Great Northern Railway
Root
I Gill
Star
Auto Kills Man Then Speeding Car Flees
William Johnson a 47 year old logger died at city hospital from internal injuries after being struck by an expensive touring car that failed to stop. The accident occurred at 3 30 a m at Sixth Ave 5 and Jackson St. Eyewitnesses Stephens and RK Anderson said the driver abandoned Johnson on the street without concern. The vehicle number could not be seen.
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William Johnson
Sixth Ave
Jackson St. D
Stephens
Anderson
Johnson
U-Boat Sighting Forces Liner to Speed for New York
The westbound submarine was seen one mile behind the Danish liner Hellig Olav at 8 30 am by the White Star liner Bov ic which reached New York from Manchester England today The Danish ship carried 71 cabin passengers and others in steerage The Bov ic reported the sighting 700 miles east of New York as it chased westward but officers differed on whether the Hellig Olav was being pursued. Captain Jones of the Bov ic declined to detail the officers statements.
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New York
Hellig Olav
White Star
Bovie
Manchester
England
Bovkc
Hollig Olav
Thoredey
Copenhagen
Davie
Hbovicc
Jones
Bovic
John Hall
Sandy Hook
Rh Milo
Caldwell Hits Traction Firm In Seattle Referendum
Everett Oct 14 Corporations head Caldwell of Seattle declares Puget Sound Traction seeks to bar municipal plants by pushing certificate of necessity Referendum No 7 He warns Seattle cannot build street railways in competition with the traction firm and criticizes the official pamphlet as misleading and inaccurate.
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Everett
Conneel Caldwell
Seattle
Puget Sound Traction Company
League of Washington
Traction Company
Commission Econtrol
Sitneys
Altho
Old Mr. Serpent Would Have Slim Chance With Chas
In Kentucky Governor Hughes jokes that if he were president he would have prevented the Lusitania sinking and perhaps the European war. He also imagines he would have averted the 1907 clearing house panic and even Noah's flood, portraying himself as a perfect candidate.
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Mr. Serpent
Chas
Kentucky
Hughes
Noah's
Garden of Eden
Charles Evans Hughes
Milwaukee railroad worker held on stolen goods charge
Frank Singer, an employee of the Milwaukee railroad, was arrested Saturday on a state charge of concealing stolen goods taken from the company yards. Singer had $0 automobile inner tube taken when arrested. He denies taking them himself but offered no explanation.
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Frank Singer
Milwaukee Railroad
Singer
French Cruisers Rigel and Gallia Sunk by German Sub
Berlin reports a German submarine sank the French cruiser Rigel on October 2 and torpedoed the auxiliary Gallia on October 4 in the Mediterranean. About 1,000 French and Serbian troops aboard the Gallia perished as the ship sank within 15 minutes.
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Berlin
Rigel
Mediterranean
Gallia
Salonika
Wilson Says Border Militia Relief Nears
President Wilson to Gov. Whitman of New York in a public letter states conditions in northern Mexico are improving and the government will soon be able to do more to relieve militiamen on the border. He notes that, at present, a need for troops still exists.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Mexico
Presdent Wilson
Gov. Whitman
New York
Mrs. Axtell Critiques Hughes Train Over Suffrage Ties
Mrs. Axtell, Democrat candidate for Congress in the Second District, denounces the Hughes train as not representing the Woman Suffrage Association of America. She accuses its leadership of being financed by capitalists and questions Josiah Collins' role as meeting chairman, citing his record against mothers' pensions.
Rossi Fate Now Ready for Jurors
In Wallace Idaho October 14 the final argument concluded with prosecutor Hull aiming for conviction of Herman Rossi for the Dahlquist murder. The day centered on Rossi's private interview with Police Judge Walker and the defense’s rebuttal questioning Walker's account with multiple witnesses defending Rossi's silence and distress.
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Wallace
Idaho
Hull
Herman Rossi
Clarence Dahlquist
Dry campaign opens on wet bills at Y M C A
Dr M A Matthews pastor of First Presbyterian and former Mayor George F Cotterill lead the anti initiative drive against measures 18 and 24. The event, hosted by city committee and Y M C A Sunday club, features Matthews speaking on The Booze Conspiracy to Again Debauch Washington at 5 p m and Cotterill discussing Initiative Measures 18 and 24 at 6 20 p m during the friendship supper.
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M. A. Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
George F. Cotterill
City Committee
Dr. Matthews
Crack Train on S P Is Derailed Near Watsonville
The north bound Lark, Southern Pacifics crack San Francisco to Los Angeles train, was derailed west of Aramas near Watsonville early today. The diner cook was badly scalded and the only person injured.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
Aramas
Watsonville
Bootleg raids erupt as bar smashed again in Seattle
Dry squad officers smashed equipment at 211 Second Ave. and arrested bartender C Carlson and patron Harry Thompson after the raid. The bar had been wrecked on July 4. E. J. Margett faced city charges and planned to surrender after arranging affairs. Officers also seized two trunks of bonded whisky from a Pike Street room amid ongoing dry-law enforcement.
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U. S
Second Ave
C. Carlson
Harry Thompson
Beckingham
E. J. Margett
Lundin
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Sal
Lanain
Margett
Gordon
Superior
Deny
Putnam's
Gill
Pike St
O W
Seattle
Ford
Ofson
Germans Reoccupy Ablaincourt Then Repulsed By French
German forces briefly recaptured part of Ablaincourt village near the Somme in a night attack with screen fire. French counterattacks regained the positions, with fighting described as desperate in the early reports.
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Somme
Paris
Ablaincourt
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L. D. Angevine
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H. Driggers
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Driggers
Walter Hanson
Harry Allen
Jim Collins
John McGovern
S. P
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Red Butte
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