Darrow Trial Testimony Relates to McNamara Fund Checks
In Los Angeles a McNamara defense fund tie is traced through checks drawn by Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor. Darrow admits receiving Morrison checks. A courtroom clash between Darrow and District Attorney Fredericks ends with fines for both sides and a gripping legal confrontation.
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Oalif
HH. Fletcher
Rises National Bank
Washington
D. C
McNamara Defense Fund
Darrow
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Fredericks
Curran
Apgell
Hutton
Appell
Franklin
More hard surface road for Chehalis project awarded
Lewis county commissioners awarded a contract for a new one and a quarter miles of hard surface road east of Chehalis. Bidder B S Davie of Tate submitted a total of 17 245 60 dollars. Other bids came from Keasel and Co of Taco and Nelson and Albers of Chehalla. Work will begin at once.
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Lewis County
Chehalis
B.S. Davie
Tate
Keasel & Co
Taco
Nelson & Albers
Chehalla
Democrats Adopt Unit Rule At Toledo Convention
In Toledo Ohio the state Democratic convention adopted the unit rule for national convention delegates, forcing 19 delegates chosen by Wilson in the primaries to vote for Harmon at the Baltimore convention. The resolutions committee, by a large vote, approved the unit rule amid tense proceedings.
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United Press
Toledo
Ohio
Wilson
Harmon
Committee On
Abe
Engineer Killed as Freight Crash Near Tappen
United Press dispatch from Vancouver reports a Cana Pacite freight train crashed into an opening stock train near Tappen. One engineer Jolie of Rovelstukn died almost instantly and two brake men were injured.
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Vancouver
WeCn
Anegineer Jolie
Rovelstukn
Tappen Aiding
Chehalis State League gains new players Duncan and Harsted
The Chehalis State League team strengthens with catcher Duncan from Seattle and pitcher Harsted from Parkland College. Duncan was drafted by Memphis in the Southern League but did not report. Manager Murray faces gaps after Wakefield and Ladd left contracts. the new men join the squad for the harbor trip tomorrow.
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Chehalis
Impeachment Talk Over Olson Naturalization Case
Washington June 5. Representative Berger plans impeachment action against United States District Judge Hanford over cancelling Leonard Olson Seattle born citizen naturalization. Attorney General Wickersham letters support claim of gross injustice in Olson case and urge reopening or new trial. House action postponed to next session.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Wickersham
Ing
Leonard Oleon
Seattle
Representative Berger
Wisconsin
United States
Hanford
Berger
House
Olson
Aetter
Socialist Party
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Victor Berger
House of Representatives
Mr. Berger
Washington
Leonard Olson
Department of Commerce and Labor
Circuit Court of Appeals
Department
George W. Wickersham
Congress
Chehalis Bans Newsboys From Depot Platform
Chehalis city commission passes first reading of an ordinance barring newsboys from selling papers on the depot platform. The move follows complaints from the railroad company about annoyance to passengers.
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Chehalis
Marines Landed in Cuba Amid Plan to Reinforce Guantanamo
United Press Leased Wire from Washington reports Taft and Knox authorized rushing four battleships from Key West to Guantanamo to improve wireless contact and move additional marines. Dispatches indicate 430 marines landed at Guantanamo aboard the Prairie as the Cuban revolution accelerates beyond President Unities.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Taft
Knox
Key West
Guantanamo
Cuba
State Department
Chehalis District Bans Noises At Ball Games
Following a State League decision to curb noise at ball games Chehalis directors erected signs at Miller field forbidding horns air horns and any device used to blow up fan enthusiasm. The local board likely will adopt similar steps to reduce disturbances.
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Chehalis
Miller Field
Harford Road Improvement Plan Scheduled
The county commissioners will begin work to straighten and upgrade Harford Road in the Hanaford valley next week, with a project intended to improve travel and infrastructure in the area.
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Hanaford Valley
Explosion at shlerries near Jacksonville kills four
Four men died and several others were injured in an explosion at shlerries operated by Twohy Brachers a short distance from Jacksonville. Tele-type reports from Medpoud, On, Fine %-Tele- Ahuno wire service describe the incident and casualties.
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Sig
Jacksonville
Medpoud
Leland awarded $2000 in employer injury case upheld
The supreme court upheld the Lewih county superior court verdict awarding George Leland $2000 for injuries while employed by the Chamorro Company. Justice Forney Ponder represented Leland with Dysart & Webury as local counsel. Cunningham defended the suit.
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Supreme Court
Lewih County
Veriet
Leland
Lndarigs
Ait Company
Ben
Dighercourt, Forney & Ponder
Chahatta Ware
Leland and Dysart & Weabury Ad Co
Cansningham
Tisoruer Continues With Belgium Disorder Report
Reports from Brussels indicate ongoing unrest in Belgium as representatives demand revising taxation amid parliamentary sessions. A general strike by university workers in the Hains province was led by socialists today.
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United Pros
Brussels
Jong
Roosevelt Gets Vote Split in Primaries at Convention Preview
United Press dispatch from Boux Falls, Md, reports Theodore Roosevelt leading in the presidential primaries by about 12,000 votes from 260 of 1,500 precincts as Taft and Roosevelt camps contest the convention seats. Chicago fends for a rough campaign while temp chairmanship shapes the race, with Elihu Root favored by Taft allies and Leveridge discussed by Roosevelt supporters. Col New, Indiana, longs to retire after the convention and seeks a chair acceptable to both camps.
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United Pres
Boux Falls
M. D
Theodore Hoogevelt
Clarke
Wilson
Chicago
National Committee
Taft
Elihu Root
New York
Roosevelt
Leveridge
Indiana
Deneen
Hllnola
Illinois
Harry
New
Col. New
Mr. New
Taft Proposes Open Sessions For Republican Committee
President Taft urged the Republican National Committee to open its sessions to press access to hear contests. Col. Harry New confirmed the request in a personal letter suggesting transparency amid roiling campaign secrets debates. Del. New publicly opposed open sessions, while Taft supporters defend public scrutiny of party deliberations.
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United Press
Chicago
Jims
Taft
Republican National Committee
Harry
New
National Committee
Col. New
Roosevelt
del. New
Roosevelt Faces Chicago Convention Decision Amid Republican Split
At Sagamore Hill Col Roosevelt ponders whether to attend the Chicago Convention as party divisions surface over seating Senator Root. Advisers warned against a square confrontation while leaders including Dixon Tincher Want and Kellogg urged unity with roots in Minnesota California and New York observers note.
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United Press
Oyster Bay
Roy Ron
Root
Jim
Sagamore Hill Taliday
Senator Dixon
Gifford Tincher
Wiliam L. Want
New York
Eorge
National Committee Faces Major Battle in Chicago
Reading from fragments, national committee members from various territories gathered in Chicago to begin tense proceedings. The session marks the start of contests over jurisdiction as factions clash over leadership and territorial labels amid a charged political atmosphere.
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Chicago
Varniah
Republic
Leth Sen
Chamber of Commerce asks U S to intervene in Cuba
Havana reports that the Santiago Chamber of Commerce requests U S intervention in Cuba. The piece also notes a violent incident in Port-au-Prince with casualties and injuries among locals, reflecting ongoing unrest in the region.
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Havana
Cuba
Chamber of Commerce
Santiago
United States
Eon Guiungiay
Pi del Rio Pravinga
Tod Y Federe
Spicaey Ak
Demonstration Farm Water System Under Construction
The Work wire demonstration farm west of Centratia advances a modern water system funded by Hubhara owner of the farm. The project, costing 82080, includes a well, pumps, concrete pipes, and ditches to irrigate orange groves in California.
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Centratia
Pros &Ressing Nively
Hubhara
Caliefornia
Hubbard
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