Russian fleet plans stay near Kamranch Bay in May
A Scripps dispatch from St Petersburg reports Japanese efforts to turn the Russian left near Heichimon met with Russian retreat northward. Heavy rains have swollen mud making roads nearly impassable. The Bone sian Government orders merchant vessel reserves in Scandinavia to return home, likely for the Baltic fleet. Admiral Rojestvensky may keep the Kamrach bay squadron through May and shells out cruisers to overtake merchant ships toward Formosa.
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Scripps News Association
St Petersburg
Heichimon
Petershyre
Tokio
Kamrach ‘Bay
Rojestvensky
Formosa
Shamranh
Salgou Ander
Lag
Russia
Crandall Siblings arraigned on assault charge in Justice Court
Chas Crandall pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined ten dollars plus costs by Justice John E Hough. William Crandall pleaded not guilty and the case proceeded to trial after evidence and counsel arguments. The judge found him not guilty and discharged him.
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Chas
Crandall
William Crandall
John E Hough
Wiliam Crandall
Oa Carred
Roy Miller in Baker City
Sheriff Brown returned from Tonopah Nevada with Roy Millis charged by the county grand jury for bank wrecking at Sumpter. Miller, cashier when the bank closed, posted bond of 3000 and appeared before Judge White. Attorney A Jolne noted.
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Baker City
Sheriff Brown
Tonopah
Nevada
Roy Millis
Bank of Sumpter
Miller
Tts
White
Jane
Jolne
Second Trial of Dr Hoch Opens in New Ulm
The second trial of Dr George R Koch for the murder of his rival Dr Gebbart at New Ulm began today. Koch posted twenty thousand dollars bail and voiced confidence in an acquittal.
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Hoch
Mankato Mine
George R Kocb
Gebbart
New Ulm
Kocbis
Jefferson Improves At Hospital After Restful Night
Joseph Jefferson, dean of the American stage, is reported improved this morning after a restful night. He spent the night in Jacksonville, Florida, and appeared bright and cheerful as of first light.
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Jacksonville
Flo
Joseph Jefferson
Two German Girls Die From Gas Inhalation In Chicago
Two German girls employed by Herman Pagel on North Halstead were found dead this morning after inhaling gas. Pagel and his wife were resuscitated. The girls names are not given.
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Chicago
Herman Pagel
North Halstead
Pagel
Three Plead Guilty in Bank Embezzlement Case
In Loraine on April 18, cashier E D Kaneon a distant cashier E B Walker and book-keeper D B Walker of Citizens' Savings Bank pleaded guilty to embezzlement. Kaneon received seven years in the penitentiary while the Walkers drew two and a half years each. Shortages quoted around one hundred dollars.
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Scripps News Association
Loraine
Kaneon
Walker
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Selecting a Jury in Patterson Case
The Patterson trial opened with jurors being questioned as 21 talesmen were examined and no juror chosen. Recorder Goff ordered completion of the jury today despite an Easter adjournment, with costs of prior trials cited at 22 000, 18 000, and an estimated 42 000 for the current proceedings.
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New Y Ak
Wm B Aldrich
Patterson
Goff
Mies Patterson
Emmons, D W Dies in Huntington at 78
Col onel D W Emmons founder of Huntington along with Collis P Huntington died here of apoplexy at age seventy eight.
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Huntington
W Va
D W Emmons
Collis P Huntington
Strikes Hit St Petersburg Port and Riga Bakeries
Russian strikes disrupt St Petersburg as Baltic port workers demand higher wages and threaten to block ships. Riga bakers also strike, leaving the town nearly without bread.
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St Petersburg
Baltic Porte
Riga
Northwest business delegation to visit La Grande
The Chicago Commercial Association plans a three stop tour through Oregon visiting Portland The Dalles and La Grande on the 27th. Delegates include Ferdinand Armbruster John McCarthy James MacVeagh and others from Burley and Tyrell F A Hardin Co and Franklin MacVeegh Co among others. The Commercial Club will discuss entertaining these leaders at its Friday meeting and promote Grande Ronde valley resources.
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Chicago Commercial Association
Chicago
Northwest
la Grande
Oregon
Portland
Dalles
United States
Ferdinand FP Armbruster
Burley and Tyrell
Frederick Bode
Gage Bros
JE Metebersh
Sosreentine
American Lumberman
John F Hardin
F A Hardin & Co
W D Haynie
Illinois Steel Co
Hypea
Marsall Field Co
A Kimbark
Chicago Paper Mills Co
James MacVeagh
MacVeegh & Co
John McCarthy
Continental National Bank
John G Miller
John G Miller Co
Maccives
Secretary Loeb Visits the Camp
Secretary Loeb traveled from Greenwood Springs to the President's camp on the enact divide at the Charles Penny ranch. He carried papers needing the President's signatory and may stay overnight. The week ends with the camp moving west to a busier game area. Ranchers request a visit to their mountain school to address pupils.
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Scripps News Association
Greenwood Springs
Colo
Loeb
Charles Penny Ranch
West Divide
Garfield plans California trip amid investigations in Kansas
Commissioner Garfield aims to start for California Friday after a day in South Kansas field. He will visit territorial districts and review cases from the coast. His force of assistants has grown to fifteen.
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Borippa News Association
Chanute Kansas
Garfield
California
South Kansas Field
Rate Investigation Hearing Reveals Railroads Discuss Rates
Victor Maranez of Santa Fe testified before the Senate committees on April 19 denying rate agreements but admitting railroad officials discussed rates. He claimed “talked things over” and an understanding reached on what would be competitive, noting intermediate points benefited by such actions.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Senate
Victor Maranez
The
Santa Fe
British appoints Hunter to Panama Canal board of engineers
The British government designates Chief Engineer Hunter of the Manchester Ship Canal to act on the board of consulting engineers for the Panama Canal, announced on April 19.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Hunter
Manchester Ship Canal
Nct
Panama Canal
Hoch Trial Begins Over Murder Claimant Wife Case
Johann Hoch the con man and alleged murderer stands before Judge Kersten to face trial for the death of his wife Mrs Mary Walker toch. Assistant state attorney Oleen prosecutes, Plotke defends. Six women claiming Hoch as husband attend court amid expected 216 jurors in a case built by heavy newspaper coverage.
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Chicago
Johann Hoch
Con
Kersten
Mary Walker Toch
Oleen
Plotke
Hoch
More Witnesses Are Summoned In Federal Grand Jury Probe
Thirty new subpoenas were served today in Chicago as part of the Federal Grand Jury investigation of the local trust. The grand jury reconvened in new quarters at the Federal Building with witnesses including Jense P Lyman former president of the National Packing Co and Henry Godfrey secretary of the Actus Trading Co. Authorities believed several summonsed witnesses were about to leave the city.
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Chicago
Withereen
Toa Jiry
Federal Building
Jense P Lyman
National Packing Co
Henry Godfrey
Actus Trading Co
D. A. R. Elect Officers in Washington
The D. A. R. today elected Mrs Fairbanks as honorary president general by unanimous vote. Mrs Tunis Hamlin of Washington was chosen chaplain general, Mrs ME Davis of Washington treasurer general, Mrs J P Dollivar of Iowa historian general, Miss Aline Solomons of Washington librarian general, and Elroy M Avery named editor of the magazine.
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Washington
DA K Today
Mra Fairbanks
Tunis Hamlin
Mre Me58
Davis
Mra
J P Dollivar
Iowa
Misa Aline Solomons
Iss Elroy M Avery
Magazing
Japanese Protest Demands Action Over Balte Fleet Shelter
At a conference of the elder statesman and principal ministers a strong protest was sent to Francs over neutrality violations by sheltering and assisting the Balte fleet at Madagascar and Kamrand. No reply has been received.
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Scripps News Association
Tokio
Francs
Balte
Madagascar
Kamrand
Equitable Life Agents Debate Permanent Structure Plan
New York April 19 General agents of the Equitable Life Assurance Society reassembled at Hotel Buvoy to consider forming a permanent organization for agents. District managers weigh sending a committee to Albany to press for charter changes to empower holders to vote for directors. Tarbell rejects resigning President Alexander, while a revolt urges Vice President Hyde to resign. A committee will notify Hyde of the resolutions.
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New York
Equitable Life Resurance Society
Hotel Buvoy
Albany
Poles Hetter
Tarbell
Alexander
Eqouitable
Agencier
Knowles
Hyde
First anti cigarette law decision issued by police court
Judge Whallon ruled in William Branley case that the anti smoking law applies only to persons with cigarettes for sale in his concession. The decision marks the first interpretation under the new act.
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Bycripps News Association
Indianay's, Ltd
Whallon
Ciee
William Branley
Yestorday
A Trap Was Set By Soripa Nera Ansociation
In Sacramento on April 19 only two witnesses were examined in the case of ex state senator Hunkera accused of accepting a bribe. Secretary Clarence Grange of Phoenix Building and Luan Co. and Gavin McNab testified that James Jordan demanded money, and the trap was set to catch the senator.
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Soripa Nera
Sacramento
Cal
Hunkera
Clarence Grange
Phoenix Building
Luan, Co
Gavin McNab
James Jordan
Train kills two in Pasadena area grade crossing disaster
OB Davies and his wife of Pasadena were killed when their vehicle was struck by a Santa Fe train at a grade crossing while driving to Los Angeles this morning.
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Los Angeles
Cal
OB Davies
Pasadena
Santa Fe
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