Conspiracy Charges Shake Ukiah Timber Land Frauds
Government accuses eight Spokane based figures of organizing a vast timber and land fraud near Ukiah. Ninety nine notices go out as hearings for 27 defendants are planned in the fall. The case centers on Northwest Lumber Co and alleged forged deeds to timber and stone patents.
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North West Lum Company
Spokane
One Mills
Oscar F. Nell
Mantes A Waldine
Wo O P. Pruyns
Henry Humphreys
John Woodard
Alfred L. Ayers
Emma C. Fuller
Wm. Ayers
Allen W. Sailing
Edward Brown
Martha B. Scrivner
la Grande
Ukiah
Department
O. K
Scriber
Thomson
Northwest Lumber Company
John L. Ayers
P. B
Ex Senator Teller Spends Night in La Grande
Henry Moore Teller former Colorado senator and longtime Democratic member of the congressional monetary commission spent the night in La Grande. Unable to find a berth he stayed at the Foley until morning, slipping away quietly before dawn. Politicians would have valued a chat with the veteran lawmaker.
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Henry Moore Teller
Congressional Monetary Commission
Colorado
la Grande
Foley
Monetary Commission
Teller
Warhorse
La Follette Attacks Tariff Policy and Speaker Canton
Madison dispatch reports Senator La Follette criticizing the Payne Aldrich tariff and Speaker Canton. He says the promised downward revision was not met and consumer prices may rise on common-use goods under the law. The piece also notes an editorial blaming Canyon for party discipline and voter alienation.
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Madison
Wis
Canton
la Follette
Congress
Qutch Goes Over Line to Pick Camp
H. A. Dutch secretary and constructing engineer and L. A. Pickler surveyed 13 miles of pipe line to select Beaver Creek water project camps. They will decide material delivery method and speed up trench work for the project to begin within a week if enough workers are secured.
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Beaver Creek
H. A. Dutch
Kansas City
American Light and Power Company
L. A. Pickler
Altes
Rock Creek
Mr. Dutch
Pickler
Land Claim Case Ends In Fistic Scene At Rondown
The land office dispute near the Grande Ronde Valley last night led to an assault as John O Grove attacked timberman John Brown. Brown and O Grove were arrested. O Grove later pled guilty and was fined. Witness L J Shelby incurred a street language fine. The scene grew noisy as the group lingered on the street. hearing set for 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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Fisthc
Land Office
Joh Brown
Rondown
John O'Grove
Brown
Grande Ronde Valley House
O’grove
John 8. Hodgins
L. J. Shelby
Rayburn
King
Shellie
Three Die in St Louis Heat Wave Toll
Three deaths are reported in St Louis as a result of the heat wave. The city records rising temperatures and health advisories as authorities urge caution and hydration.
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St. Louis
Names Drawn From Coast At Flathead Indian Reservation Draw
At Coeur d Alene today the list of successful Pacific coast applicants includes Jacob Angle George Sweet Albert Laforge Mary Lee B Gottlieb D Millgard H L Fingaland Frank Delsnider Gesina Windhusen George Gelliiland G F Toomey A H Stutts and others from Spokane Colfax Pocatello Genneanee Wallace Idaho and more. Drawing for Flathead lands at Missoula continued with expectations the last number will be claimed tomorrow afternoon amid a smaller crowd.
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Mace
Idaho
Gesina Windhusen
Spokane
George Gelliiland
Pocatello
Itaho
G. F. Toomey
Genneanee
A. H. Stutts
Wallace
Flathead Indian Reservation
Missoula
County papers finished for Bragg and teachers
Tonight county papers are in the hands of Superintendent Bragg and teachers seeking county papers. State papers finish not until tomorrow with grading not complete until late tomorrow evening.
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Bragg
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