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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
1
Washington News From The Sixty Third Congress Session
Washington reports describe the 63rd Congress convening in Washington with debates on nationwide projects. Key topics include currency reform, antitrust regulation, primaries for president, and a push for a government railway in Alaska amid broader fiscal and legislative plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Congress
Mexico
Huerta
Advonses
Aleka
Old Mining Location Faces Ousting in Letfesin Country
Fragmented report details a dispute over land near Durken where miners claim prior rights. Charles and Rose Chamberlain face land claims linked to mining grants. ground is contested after a Wood Hughes assertion. Nearby Rogue River run ends season with few catches. Droottes town grows with 290 residents, Curry County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mormestrachis
Durken
Charles Chamberlain
Mice Rose Chamberlain
Wood Hughe
Prairie City
Brock'ngs
Droottes
Curry County
Urry County
Unclear Rural Crime Report From Lake Region
A garbled local item notes plentiful wildlife and a lucrative trapping trade around Oakland and nearby areas. A resident named Karher is said to have $195 in goods found, with mention of a fugitive captured in Iowa. Sheriff Chrisman and a person named Hervey are referenced in an incident at Big Eddy. Four proceedings are noted at Cornell Bluffs with a $400 related stake for the fall event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Chrisman
Curb Hervey
Big Eddy
Cornell Bluffs
Ship Ashore, Five of Crew Rescued in Grays Harbor
A four masted vessel went ashore just outside the Grays Harbor jetty after a West-Pounding sea drove the crew onto the beach. Five crew members were rescued after clinging to a ring for many hours amid a terrific set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Oregon Woman Elected Mayor of Troutdale
A woman, Clara Latourelle Laresun, was elected head of Troutdale city government in Oregon, marking a notable women’s political achievement in local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Troutdale
Clara Latourelle Laresun
Heal
Mexican Fegels Plan to Push Rebels Toward Mexico City
Rebel leader General Francisco Villa outlines a campaign to seize control of northern Mexico and advance on Mexico City. Forces from Sonora and the east will move toward Gunay imian and through the country as a unified push toward the capital. The north is believed abandoned by the government as troops evacuate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Villa
Sonora
Gunayimian
Victoria
Nathwest
Countny
Ten Wise
Muerts
Oh Ton Hte Dearing
Gierwial Sprvwlor Mercado
Ierias
Fedbel
Muerta
Barkrop
Tru North
Mexico
Robbery Strikes Myrtle Point Bank in Oregon
A robbery at Myrtle Point Bank in Oregon broke in through the second door after an explosion heard around 2 am. Detectives report approximately $122,000 in currency stolen and the crime uncovered when officials opened the day's checks. A stage driver, Elias, provides the time frame and notes entry through the attorneys’ offices above the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Bank
Yerss
Loon Nore
Eseagunl
Jr Carelias
Indianapolis Union Teamsters Strike Paralyzes City
Indianapolis union of 1400 to 2000 Teamsters including commercial chauffeurs votes to strike. An emergency order bars crowds. police warned to use force if needed. 250 business reserve force sworn in, uniforms and guns, quartered at Tomlinson Hall, under Indiana National Guard command. City administration turmoil follows four months of labor conflict and prior streetcar riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Teamsters
Nion
Tomlinson Hall
Indiana National Guard
Indianapelis
Shank
Hyland
W. FE. Davis
Board of Public Safety
City
Oregon State Tax Increase Sets Record Levy
The Oregon State Tax Commission announced this year’s levy will be the largest in state history due to expenditure projections. State assessed valuation stands at $954,252,374, up $49,270,095 from last year, while the levy remains at least 6 mills, with a total 1.45 mills more than the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Salem
State Tax Commission
Women Voice Demand Federal Suffrage Plan At Convention
A large mass meeting opens the 65th annual convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association in Washington. Dr Anna Howard Shaw condemns President Wilson for missing a historic chance to back a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anon Howard Shaw
National Woman Suffrage Association
Wilson
Corztewe
Salem Again Is Cry By Big Vote
Salem Oregon adopts charter amendment for local option banning liquor licenses by a minority group. Voters reject licensing at the November tally with a 497 majority. The result marks a repeat citywide outcome within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Passenger agent shot by holdup on Pullman car
In Los Angeles Horace Montesds, a passenger agent for the Southern Pacific, was shot and killed by a hijacker aboard a Pullman car of the express train seven miles out of town. The incident occurred as the train carried passengers to a destination, with authorities beginning investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeicher
Los Angeles
Horace
Montesds
Pulliaen
Wish Sud
Week in Brief and Oceanic News Roundup
The week yields a river and harbor congress kickoff in Washington and plentiful shipyard activity. A Mary Sachs schooner suffered Arctic iceberg damage near Alaska while a San Francisco Oakland Aerial Ferry permit was granted. Voter turnout was under 10 percent as Regina reports possible referenda defeat. Chicago election clerks face party allegiance duties for clerk or judge roles. A Pekin meeting forms a Confucianism league. A Pacific Coast steamer President crew drown as a steerage passenger dies at sea north of Cape Blanco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vareel
Turkey
Mary Sachs
Vilhjalmur Stefansason
Arctic
Alaska
San Francisco
Oakland
Chicago
China
Pekin
Pacific Coast Steamship President
Cape Blinco
Notable Global Figures In Briefed News Notes
The emperor of Germany bans tango for army and navy officers. Edward A. Fiske of San Francisco sues Southern Pacific for 125000 over false arrest in a train robbery case. Mrs L Brackett Bishop seeks to adopt children of different races. Emmaling Pankhurst leaves the U S with 20000 for UK suffrage work. Anthony Cumberd, immigration commissioner general, may run for California governor or US senator. The sultan of Turkey sues an Armenian rug dealer estate in New York. Aviator Glenn Martin and a passenger reach an 9800 foot altitude in seven minutes, setting a new American height record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Edward A. Fiske
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Caee
L. Brackett Bishop
Chicago
Emmaling Pankhurst
London
England
United States
Anthony Cumberd
California
Sacramento
Turkey
New York
Supreme Court
Appellate Division
Glenn Martin
Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Ana
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John Leland Henderson
Treine
Tillamoonm Title and Abstract Company
Tillamook Clay Works
Krebs Bros
Props
Mutual Phone
Dellman & Dolan
General Cement Contractors
Themelot
Ce Cmeter
McAdoo
The
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War Department
Wabbington
Seattle
Columbia River
Colobiis River
Delion Rapids
Celila Falls
Wilsat
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Ilving
Prore
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War Department Officiita
Bern
Natopalefense League
R. R
Tennessee
Crete
Eleo
Rogue River
Wedderburn
Hutte
LAMAR
Variety Store
Tillamook, Ore
Yeggs
Oregon Bank
Indianapolis Union Teamsters
Soetytchewsr
Convention of the Nations Rivers and Harbors Congress
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