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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1910

Page

3

WN WduccDALE RAID ON ALLEGED BUCKET SHOPS

Attorney General Wickersham announced indictments against three bucket shop operators and related firms with offices nationwide. The schemes allegedly used the Philadelphia Consolidated Stock Exchange as a cover to conceal stock gambling operations across 260 offices from New England to Oklahoma. The cases allege conspiracy to violate federal law prohibiting bucket shops. Premours, a notorious gambler linked to past murder, is noted in the report.

Pnld Bogan Co New York Phila Iphia Price and Co Sltimore Standard Btock Jersey City Philadelphia St. Louis United States Minouri River Atlantic New England Oklahoma District of Columbia Edward N. Taylor Washington Doges Company Consolidated Stock Exchange of Ford and Parich Mike VeNonald

Oregon Good Roads Plan Seeks County Wide Union

Colonel Webster of the Oregon Good Roads Association outlines a strategy to form branch county organizations across Willamette Valley counties. He advocates constitutional amendments to allow county bond issuance for road funding and seeks state aid and labor employment for road construction.

KR. Webster Oregon Good Roads Association Willamette Valley Eugene Commercial Club Judge Webster

Willamette Valley Tour Postponed In Oregon Inquiry

A speaker notes that many confined persons will be released from county and city jails throughout the state and depart for Eastern Oregon around April 1 for two to three weeks. Upon return an itinerary will be arranged for the Willamette Valley and further county plans will be discussed.

Earl Lee Whall Oregon Willamette Valley

Death of E M Baber at Junction

Edward M Baber died at the Baber residence Sunday March 27 1910 aged 44 years 6 months 7 days of inflammation of the stomach Funeral services were held Monday at 2 o clock by Rev Downs after which the body was taken to the Odd Fellows cemetery for interment Born in Norrisburg he spent most of his life in this city Engaged in general merchandising the bulk of his estate in groceries Present during his illness were Mr and Mrs Emery Herron of South Hend Washington Bernard Baker of Colfax Washington and Miss Emma Baker of Portland His mother and son Venneth resided in Los Angeles California but health prevented their attendance The Times notes an unrelated local advertisement and a separate political ask from a Murmuring editorial urging support for separate schooling in Mouth

Edward M. Baber Baber Downs Odd Fellows Cemetery Baker Norrisburg Mere Emery Herron South Hend Washington Bernard Baker Colfax Mise Emma Baker Portland Venneth Los Angeles California

Ballinger Pinchot Hearing Sees Disputes and Claims

Washington April 1 The Ballinger Pinchot inquiry resumes with Elmer E. Todd testifying for Glavie denying Jones statements about advising criminal action in Alaska cases. A clash erupts as Chairman Nelson and Brandeis quarrel over remarks prompting Democratic moves to withdraw statements and a long confrontation signals partisan tensions.

Washington Balliower-Pinchbot Balinger Elmer E. Todd United States District Attorney Seattle H. T. Jones Laula P. Glavie Jones Alaska Hanford Todd Glavia Ballinger-Pinchot Nelson Brandeis

Roosevelt Arrives in Naples Amid Enthusiastic Welcome

In Naples on April 2 the Prinz Heinrich docked at 8:20 with Colonel Roosevelt and family aboard. Thousands lined the waterfront as the party greeted locals and Americans waving flags. Roosevelt declined to discuss politics, urging reporters to respect his European tour policy.

Naples Blue Bay Roosevelt

Democrats Demand Roll Call In Adopted Vote Fragment

A fragment notes Democrats demanding a roll call after an adopted measure with a six to percent tally. The incomplete text limits fuller details including exact percentage and context.

Foul Murder at Springfield Mass Leaves two dead

Miss Martha B Blackstone daughter of J B Blackstone was murdered by a masked burglar in the home of Mrs Sarah J Dow at Round Hill Springfield. Miss Harriet Dow daughter of the house was shot in the head and died at Springfield Hospital. The killers escaped with no description available aside from a partial sighting by Mrs Dow and Lucy. The crime resembles earlier city terror by a similar man.

Springfield Mass Martha B. Blackstone J. B. Blackstone Sarah J. Dow Round Hill Harriet Dow Pital Mrs. Dow Lucy

Dr Bell’s Pice Tar Honey Cough Medicine Ad

A local ad urges readers to tell neighbors about Dr Bell's Pice Tar Honey cough medicine. The Dillon Drug Co promotes the product with a bottle marked bell and claims it is the best option for cough relief.

Work by Seymour Brown music by Silvio Hein inastance

Seymour Brown composed a musical work with Silvio Hein credited for the music in a fragmentary notice. The text references Georgies home and an astance-like phrase, indicating a period program or page item with unclear details.

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