Jury Out 18 Hours Defendants Defense on Larceny Convicted
A jury in Umatilla County Oregon found C. P. Davis guilty of larceny of public funds after an 18 hour deliberation and seven ballots. Judge Fee indicated an intent to file exceptions and a motion for a new trial over juror conduct. Davis was moved to the county jail after bail was set at 7500 dollars.
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C. P. Davis
Till Taylor
East Oregonian
Davis
Ellis
Court House
Davia
P. Davis
State of Oregon
Umatilla County
Lerein
Lahub
Fee
Phelps
Elia
Davin
Oregon
Baseball Prospects Stir Walla Walla Area Headlines
Whispers of Athen is represented on the diamond with a ball. North Yakima trains a team as Slate Taylor from Pendleton remains quiet on ball. Walla Walla shows a city team and the Fourteenth Cavalry plans a spring baseball can. Fort Walla Walla troops intend to field a strong unit with experienced players.
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Athen Wall
North Yakima Hae
Taylor
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Fourteenth Cavalry
Vew
Fort Walla Walla
Union
First National Bank of Athena Statement Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a banking statement with references to National Bank details. It mentions assets and liabilities, circulation, undivided profits, expenses, reserves, and treasurer interests, but the text is garbled and hard to parse for exact figures or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank OF Athena
Weston and Adams Incidents and Local News Highlights
West on Leader reports Miss Lunly Robey visiting at the Woods home near town after a long ocean voyage. A baby girl arrived Monday January 29 at the Winters home. Walter Simpson visits from Kitman College. Stella O Harra and Boss Leo pursue teaching in Monmouth. Eureka Assembly No 34 marks its tenth anniversary with a social and banquet. Revival services begin at the Methodist church with Rev. M. W. Howard expected tonight. Postmaster Ker’s son Ward Baker is called to Salt Lake City for a stenography role. brother Gilbert already there. W H Stamper loses $7 401 from a livery stable. a $5 gold piece left behind. Adams notices include teachers’ institute attendance, new crook walks, and Wheat crop prospects. Local mentions include transfers, travels, and business plans in Athena and nearby towns. For sale notices list the Curdem property on Main Street. Cash-only policy announced at shops.
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Cunbatt
C. L. Winters
Weston
Walter Simpson
Kitman College
G. W. Simpson
Misia Stella O'Harra
Boss Leo
Weston Normal
Monmouth
Thermoclves
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Manila
P. L
Achool
Frank K. Welles
Sap't Amatilla County
Maroba
Bseatv
Ted
Mensarea
Assembly of Electors
Baseball Prospects
Ata
Athena
State of
THE
Bankidgeboure Firatture
Orher Nacional Bank
Praaional Roper Decer
Conian Fund
U & Treasurer
Sounly
Batik
Cseer
Weston and Adams
Lunly Robey
Anson Woods
Kas Banker Sociel
Opera
Grans
Atast
Methodist Church
M. W. Howard
Milton
M. Canfield
Oaksdale
Canfield
Ward Baker
Ker
Salt Lake City
Gilbert
Salt Lake Mining & Milling Co
the Normal
W. H. Stamper
Adams
Vadams
B. Carr
W. C. Read
J. H. E. Scott
Beda Carlstrom
Adams Public School
Teachers’ Institute
Athens
Jerry Swart
Swart
Fuhe
A. Liewallen
L. Baker
Adama
Henry Harper
Portland
Metropolis
Sais
Curdem
Charlies Norris
Ena
DR. King’s
J.O. R. Hooper
Woodford
Tenn
the Palace Drug Store
Boston
A. L. Jones
Expres
Bagen
Mollie Johnson
Nellie Day
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Hackett
Lachlan
Gillis’ Lumber Yard
Attorneys-at-Law
Bain
C, A, Barrett & Co
Esterbrook
Camden
Esterbrook Steel
Sonn St
How
Asa Ato
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