Martin wore Wolff's coat when he was arrested
Portland May 13 Edward H Martin wore an Oxford gray cravenette raincoat identified as apparel worn by Nathan Wolff on the day he left home before his murder. Detectives traced the coat to a seller and a clerk confirmed the purchase. The widow and Wolff’s oldest child also identified the garment as belonging to Wolff.
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Portland
Edward H. Martin
Nathan Wolff
Martin
Tichenor and
Howe
Ben
Wolff Lastebruary
Wolff
Papa
Reno Seling
Fourth
Morrison Streets
Anddward J. Fubanks
Ling
Farm Visit near Springfield Sparks Change in Crops
Last Wednesday the News editor visited Geo. Dorris’s ranch south of Springfield. The hop yard has been dug up and the property transformed into a small fruit and vegetable operation. The first new hybrid beds observed indicate a shift from hops to diversified crops.
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Springfield
Geo. Dorris
Dorris
Superintendent Denies Thaw Sanity Claim After Mattaawan Observation
Dr Amos T Baker acting superintendent of Matteawan State Hospital returns from habeas corpus proceedings for Harry K Thaw denying the petitioners claim that Thaw is sane and asserting Thaw remains insane. He said five state witnesses will be called on each side per Justice Morehauser.
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Matteawan State Hospital
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Baker
Matteawan
Stanford White
Mack
Ducheas County
Associated Press Tonight
Justice Morehauser
cake addresses large audience in eugene
H M Cake of Portland Republican candidate for United States senator spoke to voters in Eugene last night at the Eugene theatre. The event followed a grange reception and drew a large crowd with prominent locals on the platform. Cake urged distinction between parties and defended Republicans against Democratic claims. The Grange later sent Roosevelt a commendation for forest policy and adopted an Equal Suffrage resolution backing Oregon's proposed constitutional amendment.
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H. M. Cake
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Eugene
Armory
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Roosevelt Republican
United States Senate
United States
Senate
Cake
Erange
National Grange
Oregon
Buxton Re-Elected Master of Grange in Oregon
A. T. Buxton is re-elected master of the Grange amid talks on public policy including state water rights control and a constitutional recall. The meeting notes 8000 members across 123 granges, reports by H. Hirschberg, and resolutions opposing single tax while backing a national highway commission. Public reception at the armory featured addresses from Mayor Matlock and Judge Harris, with the University Glee Club and remarks by Mrs. Clara B. Waldo and Prof. L. R. Alderman.
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Master Buxton
Evening Star
Nussellville
Multnomah County
H. Hirschberg
Jote Grange
National Highway Commission
Rutherford
Portland
United States
Emuly Lilwall
Daisy Bang Ot
Armory
D. A. Paine
J. DP. Matlock
L. T. Harrie
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Buxton
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Matlock
Harris
Clara B. Waldo
the Grange
L. R. Alderman
Eugene
Court of Errors and Appeals of
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Supreme Court of the
Justice Holmes
Great Gathering At White House Conference On Resources
A national conference on conserving natural resources convened with the Court, Cabinet, Inland Waterways Commission, and invited officials to discuss preventing resource exhaustion. The address lauds U S growth, urges coordinated, long range planning, and credits Gifford Pinchot for leading conservation efforts with a keynote on unity and efficiency for national prosperity. The event includes remarks by Roosevelt, Root, and Carnegie and notes the cornerstone ceremony for a new international building near the White House.
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Interstate Waterways Commission
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Great Plains
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Gifford Pinchot
Imposing Ceremonies Marked Dedication of Bureau Home
Washington May 11 a ceremony marked the dedication of the new home of the Bureau of American Republics. President Roosevelt, Secretary Root, Brazilian Ambassador Nabuco, and Andrew spoke on the benefits of the federation of republics and the mission of the bureau.
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