Admiral Eaton a Drug Fiend and Drunken Habits
Rear Admiral Joseph G. Eaton's alleged intemperance is central as defense argues he was addicted to alcohol and drugs, affecting his conduct and health. The plea frames Eaton as a victim of a hereditary debt heritage while the widow, Mrs. Jennie May Eaton, faces murder charges in Plymouth Massachusetts. Witnesses describe intoxication episodes aboard ships and a possible cerebral apoplexy linked to his illness.
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Oregon
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Silent Washington Faces Mexican Crisis Amid Election Tensions
Washington records a grave mood as the Mexico situation looms near the October 24 elections. Reports say Wilson dodged Mexico talks, Britain eyeing policy shifts, and Diaz and Huerta factions drawing attention to possible drastic U.S. steps to uphold law and order in the hemisphere.
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Mexico City
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Mexico
Congress
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Arsh
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Ambassador Page
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Mexican Congress
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Quade
Madros
Felix Diaz
State Department
Jim
Violent Strikes and Court Clash in Calumet
Thirteen strikers arrested for alleged alliances face preliminary hearings at Justice Jackson's court in Calumet. In the melee deputies were assaulted in the hallway as a riot grew outside. officers used clubs then troops arrived to restore order. Meanwhile at the Quincy mine, strikers attacked a companion man and deputies repelled a parade assault.
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Court of Justice
Jackson
Caluquet
Enscourt
Quincy
Protests Gant Avance Rates by Salt Lake City Railways
Balt Oct 34 The Commercial club traffic bureau held a noon meeting to protest advances in freight rates to Salt Lake City. Tariffs ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission in 1911 expire soon, and railroads plan higher charges by nearly 16 percent. The bureau will file protests with the ICC and later a formal complaint seeking further reductions. The effort follows A L Hughes advice to address the commission rather than the railroads. The bureau believes protests can yield results similar to two years ago.
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Commercial Club Traffic Bureau
Wall
Commercial Club
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Tl Wes
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McCarthy
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Traffic Bureau
Commission
AL S. Hughes
Denver & Rio Grane
Wolgast Denies Meeting at 134 Pounds
Cadillac Mich Oct 24 Wolgast denies reports he agreed to meet Willie Ritchie or Leach Cross at any weight and says he never offered to meet at less than 134 pounds. He cites a broken rib from a prior bout and plans to fight Charley White in Milwaukee, as soon as conditions allow, then open to others at 134 pounds.
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Cadillac
Mich
Willie Ritchie
Leach Cross
New York Dispatch
Haalo
Uraliang
Char- Ho
Milwaukee
Cros
Ruehle
Lawlessness in Calumet District Amid Copper Strike
Outbreaks across the Calumet copper district prompt large crowds and mounted troops to quell unrest. Reports describe strikers' activities and clashes, with authorities deploying forces to restore order as tensions rise in Calumet.
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Mien
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Wool Price Decline Noted in Montana Wyoming
Bozeman businessman cites wool price reductions in Montana and Wyoming this year and asks bankers in reading wool markets to estimate the drop. Replies indicate prices per pound fell from 2 to 54 cents, averaging about 1 to 4 cents lower. Delegates named for National Transportation Congress represent Cox Elder County TulsaOsla. Horticultural Inspector Isaacson reports fair receipts and disbursements. audit referred to county clerk.
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Wyoming
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C. B. Gunnel
J. EB. Compton
Alma ‘Thurer
Has Jensen
Thomas Udy
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Cox Elder County
Tulsa
Okla
Carl Isaacson
Utah
Pleasant Rivals to Meet Tomorrow in City Match
In North Sanpete and Was earch academy games, the two local schools prepare for the season with organized teams and scheduled matches. The Pleasant and Gel. rivals aim to establish regular athletic department placements as they line up in football sessions and season fixtures.
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Gel
Utyricnium Nf Ioea
Aecemsary Achonla
Sanpete High
Wasearch Academy
Park Rivalry Sets Stage for Fret Game Tomorrow
North Sanpete and Wasatch prepare for a high stakes fret game in the city park with rising interest and a large turnout expected. Officials include Dave Wangsgaard and J W Brubacher, while a swap rumor involves Rube Marquaris and George Trier. Presidents Hempstead and Gaffney deny knowledge of any such proposition.
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G.ran
North Sanpete High
J. W. Brubacher
Denver University
Wasatch
Graw
George Stallinge
Heston Braves
Rube Marquaris
George Trier
Harry H. Hempstead
James B. Gaffney
Whtch
Denier
Gooding Declares Candidacy for U S Senate in Idaho
Frank Gooding of Gooding Idaho announces his bid for the United States Senate. He withdrew from the race last winter after admitting he had never been naturalized. If elected he would fill the seat now held by junior Senator James H Brady.
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Gooding
Pocatello
Idaho
Frank Gooding
United States Senate
James H. Brady
Marquard Center of Latest Trade Rumor Sparks Fandom
Local fans reacted strongly today to news from New York that manager John J. Me had been central to a major trade development. The detail cited unsettled supporters seeking clarity on implications for the club and its upcoming schedule.
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New York
John J. Me
Election judges named for Brigham City election
Brigham City officials announced the city council named the election judges for the upcoming November 4 vote. The list includes Frank W. Earl Joseph Thompson William Hornley for the First ward James Jensen John H. Horsley KE A Box for the Heconi ward Joseph Wieht Samuel Carter D P Woodland for Muird ward John Ji Bott O D Brown Orson Tingey for the Fourth ward.
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Brigham City
Frank ‘W. Earl
Joseph ‘Thompson
William Hornley
James Jensen
John H. Horsley
KE. A. Box
Heconi
Joseph Wieht
Samuel Carter
D.P. Woodland
Muird
John Ji. Bott
O. D. Brown
Orson Tingey
Buena Vista College elects new president in Storm Lake
Trustees at Buena Vista College chose Rev. R. Roblin, pastor of Knox Presbyterian Church in Sioux City, as the new college president to succeed Rev. James Y. Linn, who resigned. The vote followed the trustees meeting in Storm Lake on October 22.
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Giants
Sioux City
Chicago White Sox
New York
Hiverside Park
Fromme
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Sporu
EL White Sox
Tatterles
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South
Daeley
Fromine
Wingo
Storm Lake
Buena Vista College At & Morte
R. Roblin
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James YP. Ilinn
Ely's Cream Balm Claims Rapid Relief for Colds
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a quick cure for clogged nostrils head colds and catarrh. It promises instant breathing relief within minutes by soothing inflamed nasal membranes and clearing air passages, with testimonials of sneezing stopping and headaches fading.
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