Borah Fights For Income Tax in Senate
Washington May 18 A discussion on whether high prices stem from tariffs or extortion by jobbers and retailers consumed the senate today after Senator Gore introduced a resolution for a committee investigation Senator Carter of Montana opposed the resolution suggesting a spending amendment to the levy President Taft nominated John G Biale as collector of customs for Montana and Idaho Borah said he would push for passage of the income tax measure with insurgent Republicans and Democrats ready to support He noted a conference favorable alignment and predicted the measure could pass The insurgents were led by Senator Cummins of Iowa and the Democrats by Senator Bailey of Texas A substitute bill likely to win broad support would rely on the Bailey bill and raise about 26000000 annually
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Washington
Senate
Gore
Oklahoma
Carter
Montana
Appotain Baie
Taft
John G. Biale
Idaho
Senator Borah
Borah
Senator Cumming
Iowa
Senator Raalley
Texas
Van Cleve Defends Policy At NAM Convention Opening
President James Van Cleve delivered the NAM convention opening report in New York on May 14, sharply attacking unionism. He defended the aggressive policy of manufacturers and pressed for pro business reforms amid rising labor activity.
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New York
National Associaion of Manufacturers
James van Cleve
Defeating Labor Conspirators Amid National Convention Turmoil
Officers of the association claim victory over labor leaders led by Mitchell Gompers and Morrison. They say their forces were defeated at Wakeleyton and again in Chicago when conspirators attempted to frighten the national convention, which did not endorse their actions.
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Association
Mitchell
Gompers
Morrison
Waid
Wakeloyton
Chicago
National Republic
Divorce action filed by Anna Kreuayoasy against Frank Kraha
Anna Kreuayoasy sues Frank Kraha for divorce in Kansas state court alleging marriage in November 1905, desertion on March 26, 1908, failure to provide support for one child Mary Krehn age two, and seeks custody. F A McCall represents the plaintiff Hughes & Company appears for the plaintiff in related action.
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Anna Kriuayoasy
Frank Kraha
Kansas
Mary Krehn
F. A. McCall
No Effort to Capture Railway Bandits
Spokane authorities show no effort to catch the bandits from a Great Northern train robbery last Saturday. Roller women refuse to locate them. A reward has been offered, but detectives doubt the payoff due to treatment in prior Mcdonald and Frankhauser cases. No reward was received to date.
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Spokane, Wash
May
Great Northern
Mcdonald
Frankhauser
Lidigatton
Commercial Club Debates Sale of Lots and Park Use
The Commercial Club considered selling lots but recommended no sale, proposing parcels be set up as park space and used during summer. A committee report and recommendations were approved, with the club deciding on disposition and use of assets.
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Roger de
Spokane chamber sets committees and campus rental plans
A Spokane chamber session discussed forming committees to visit schools and arrange tent erections for club use at the park, with a focus on preparing downstairs quarters for rent. The secretary was told to issue special press editions and call an extra session, while the legislature may be urged to purge late election prices and move toward a cabinet style government. Oregon Foresters open grand lodge in Hood River with delegates from Portland and other cities.
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Barton
Committon
Chamber of Commerce
Spokane
Minta
State Land Board
Oregon Foresters
Hood River
Ore
Grand Lodge of Foresters
Portland
la Grande
Oregon City
Cortane Grove
Grant
Pase
Albany
Hay Denies Report Of Special Session Call
Governor Hay denied an imminent call for a special legislature session and said a conference would review the executive investigation committee’s withholding of its report on State Insurance Commissioner Schively. He stated any call would be short and would follow committee findings and consultation.
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Olympia
Wasn
Hay
Schively
Hanks In Good Condition Praises Banks After Review
Cloud Gatch a government bank examiner spent Saturday and Monday in the city reviewing two banks. He found both in good condition and complimented the First National on its excellent showing. A baby girl was born today to Mr and Mrs Wm Jenneon at their home at Second and Miller Streets.
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Wm. Jenneon
Second and Miller Mreets
Criminal court opens with multiple defendants in heavy docket
The district court convened early this morning with many attorneys and spectators. Defendants pleaded not guilty in cases including Frank J Kramer selling land twice, Joe Waggoner and George Burns robbery, A J Horn forgery, Jonnie R Beare gaming, and Richard Christensen assault with intent to rape. The docket cites further trials for George Turns and Move Same Tuor Monamer with a robbery tally and gun thefts.
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Hoes
Foeter
Dunn
Frank J. Kramer
Kr.e McParland
Kramer
J. Buith
Businew
Humbird Lumber
Sandoolat
Joe Waggoner
George Burns
Rathdrum
Washington & Jdsbe Northern Railroad
R. K. McParland
A. 3. Horn
Horn
Branson & Max
Athol
BV. Houghton
Rood & Houghton
Jonnie R. Beare
Turf Exchange
Benalt
Sears
Chtatrwnon
Ranerdag
Richard Christenson
Aemault
A. J. Horn
Jouse TR. Manne
Christensen
Christenses Ie
Grace Hulsley
Epirit
George Turns
Wodowaday
Wasmoner Tate
Frank Kramer
Monamer
Abe Dery
Jedge Melon
Johnathan Johnson
Gality
Bishops in court on horse theft charges
The preliminary examination of Theodore Bishop and relatives for stealing six horses valued at 250 dollars featured witnesses from Spokane and Monty Bishop testifying. Prosecution by C H Pots and defense by Judge Edwis Mosies proceeded as Monty Bishop admitted involvement and implicated his father and others in the crime.
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Theodore Bishop
William Bishop
Wheeler
Boultier
C.H. Pots
Juder Edwis Mosies
Monty Bidsop
C.D. Long
Monty Mixhop
Monty Bishop
Menty Dishop
Theudore
Misboy
Exler
Captain Warns Gon To Prison Today
New York May 14 Captain Hains, convicted and sentenced for the murder, faces imprisonment today as his appeal is pursued. The case, reviewed by the appellate court, moves toward the supreme court for final action.
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Gon
New York
Captain Hains
Appellate Court
Supreme
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