Huerta Continues to Obtain Money Amid Financial Strain
Mexico City reports indicate provisional President Huerta struggles to fund operations as rebel bands tighten control. Banks suspend normal activity under Huerta's decree, with a large withdrawal from the Bank of London and Mexico nearing 14.1 million pesos since last Tuesday as deposits flee the capital.
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Obituary: Thomas Redding Tannatt Dies at 8
Thomas Redding Tannatt a long time Oregon and Washington resident and Civil War figure died suddenly. He was nationally known for his public service and military career.
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Thomas Redding Tannatt
Oregon
Washington
Mixed political mentions and sports trade in surface briefing
The report covers varied items: Cardinal Martinelli and legal questions, a church lunch event, opposition to saloon siting, endorsement of telegraph and telephone privatization ideas, Yuan Shikai's parliament, the Joe Tinker sale to Brooklyn for 25000, Wisconsin politics, and talks of a special session. Also mentions a conditional pardon for Charles Wappenstein and a Chicago wedding involving Judge Ben Farmer's family.
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Lister
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Booth Seeks Republican Senate Nomination in Oregon
Eugene dispatch reports Robert A. Booth plans to run for U S Senate after weeks of consideration. The record notes a formal request from local Republicans and a delegation of voters urging his candidacy. A. K. Cooley, under arrest in San Francisco for a Curry county murder 15 years ago, faces trial with Detective Doyle and Attorney Brown coordinating the case.
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Reoe
Senate
Eugene
Perta
Robert A. Booth
United Autom
Republican Party
Weathaw
California
A. K. Cooley
San Francisco
Owas van Pelt
Curry County
Doyle
Marriot
Brown
Cooley
Polk County
W. A. Barr
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon Proposal Aims Two Cents Per Mile Rail Fare
John Edminton of Mo Ewen proposes a statewide measure to set a two cent per mile passenger fare on team and electric rail routes in Oregon. He plans to initiate the process at the next section and has written the secretary of state Olcott for guidance on petition preparation.
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Oregon
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MoEwen
Olcott
Tuumalo Engineers Are Decided Upon Head
The board of engineers selected to determine the Wiedau dam for Taumalo creek irrigation has been chosen and will meet for the first time in January.
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Tuumalo
Board of Engineers
Taumalo Creek
Band Regina Tour Opens in Albany Armory Concert
The Orecon sericultaml cadet band performed at the Albany armory Monday evening as the first show of its annual Elites of the State tour.
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Albany
Orecon Sericultaml Rollese Cadet
Albany Armory
Umatilla Project Starts Under Interior Order
Secretary of the Interior orders immediate start on the Umatilla project West Extension near Hermiston. Engineer H. D. Newell reports crews locating the first camp two miles west of Hermiston for a 70 000 acre expansion with a major diversion dam across the Umatilla river to form a reservoir. A second dam near Stanfield will follow, flooding large parts of the meadows.
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Weet
Wendieton
H. D. Newell
Umatilla
Hermiston
Secretary of the Interior
Lone
Wait
Umatilla River
Stanfield
Umatilla Meadows
Leaton Sentenced for Theft of East Side Funds
Marshfield reports William J. Leaton convicted of stealing 3085 dollars of town street funds while city recorder. He receives a sentence of one to 16 years in state prison and a fine totaling 6170 dollars with two dollars forfeited for every dollar stolen.
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W. J. Leaton
Marshfield
William J. Leaton
East Side
Atate
Atole
Hungarian Pheasants to Be Tried at Local Farm
Twenty four pairs of Hungarian pheasants recently rescued from Europe will be sent to Union County soon. The birds, about the size of ordinary pheasants, are believed to be hardier and more self sufficient than Mongolian pheasants.
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Klamath Falla
Europe
Uhia County
Taxation Values Boom in Astoria
The state tax board fixes valuations for public service holdings showing 411 641 of the total taxable within the city limits of Astoria.
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Astoria
State Tax Board
Eugenic marriage law hit by Supreme Court ruling
Horace H. Walmeley, an attorney, argued that the Eugenics marriage law is unnecessary and voids the required license medical exam and clergy involvement. The state supreme court decision of April 8, 1916 holds that a legal marriage may be formed any time by two persons without a license or official ceremony.
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Milwathew
Horace FH. Walmeley
Wiscoteln
Walmaleye
State Supreme Court
Salem teachers gather for Western Division convention in Oregon
Educators from Salem and across the Western Division travel to Oregon State Teachers Association meetings in Salem held Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. The state conference is hailed by the superintendent as one of the most significant gatherings for educators in the state.
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Salem
Oregon State Teachers’ Association
Wednestay
Refusal by Baker County Sheriff Over Copperfield Saloon Order
Sheriff Rand of Baker County refused Governor Weat's order to close Copperfield saloons saying martial law would be needed to enforce it. District Attorney Godwin agreed there is no statute to close licensed saloons, calling the governor's order unobeyed. Rand and Godwin said the issue is a neighborhood quarrel with no lawless conditions.
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Weet
Rand
Godwin
Copperfield
Governor Lister Tours Centralia Typhoid Scene
Governor Lister visited Centralia to assess a typhoid outbreak. He projected a quick improvement, saying conditions were not as bad as rumored and an epidemic would be short in duration.
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Centralia
Wash
Lister
Humane society calls limit on horse work to twelve hours
Brief notes report the Kansas Humane Society urging a law banning horses from working more than 12 hours daily. The rest of the week’s items include Panama Canal timing, San Francisco street dances, labor union withdrawals in Indianapolis, beekeeping plans, and a statement on avocado or alligator pear value owned by H A Woodworth of Whiter California.
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Newa
Panama
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Indianapolis
Beekeepers Association
H. A. Woodworth
Whiter
Cal
Monroe Doctrine Questioned in Chile
Washington reports say a Chilean diplomat and another Chilean professor debated the Monroe Doctrine in Bag tlago de Chile. They argued the doctrine’s purposes may have faded since 1843 and sparked a sharp response from Colonel Kunwell defending its continued centrality of U S foreign policy. No official comment reached the Chilean legation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Maretial Mar Unes
United States
Tlago de Chile
Monroe
Ihanjur
Pny
Guaymas Garrison Officers Executed After Plot to Join Insurgents
The Tenth battalion federal garrison at Guaymas in Sonora faced mass execution after General Ojeda uncovered a mutiny to desert for the Insurgent side. Accompanied by three officers who surrendered at Maytorena, General Obregon moved through western Mexico to locate deserters and restore order.
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Sonora
Guaymas
Tenth
Ojeda
Maytorena
Obregon
Constitucionalista
Mexico
Waret
Idaho Solons to Stay Home
Governor Haines refuses to call an extraordinary session of the twelfth Idaho legislature after weighing demands from across the state. The decision follows considerations of diverse regional requests and outcomes of ongoing political discussions.
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Rome
Idaho
Haines
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