Pivotable Point In Murder Trial Reaches Key Test
Eyewitness testimony centered on Porter allegedly having a gun when shot by his son in law. Parker and Booth described the moments before and after the shooting as investigators sought to confirm who held the weapon and where it was placed. The defense pressed to exclude evidence, while prosecutors argued for its relevance to motive and sequence.
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Booth
Ing
Parker
la Grande
Elgin
Jess Parker
Porter Parker
Porter
Lee B. Tuttle
Elgin Recorder
Jens Parker
W. T. Busser
High Country
Busser
Gerty
Sam Parker
Olgin
C. B. Cochran
Abe
Willie Caljed
Willis
Towa
Mr. Wills
Mrs. Parker
Porter’ Siy
Witis
Cochran
Wille
Wills
Joseph Water Works challenged in city voting dispute
The Idaho era report cites Justice Bakin reversing a lower court ruling in Joseph, holding the Joseph Water Works cannot extend mains without city council permission. The decision bars the company from laying pipes or selling water under its contract and sustains the city’s authority to control water works within its borders.
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City of Joseph
Water ‘Works Company
City Council of
Joseph
Knowles
Supreme Court
Water Company
Wallowa Lake
Joseph Milling Company
Trial court hears jurors banned as witnesses testify
In a tense trial Judge Knowles bans newspapers from jurors. Joen Fuller testifies that Jess Parker blamed Porter for divorces and that someone would attend to Porter. The crowd grows as local option law revokes wet status with licenses delayed until the tenth.
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Union County Ia
Imperial Court Orders Berlin Bank to Pay Abdul Hamid Five Million
The Imperial supreme court ordered the Imperial Bank of Berlin to pay Abdul Hamid five million dollars, funds deposited years ago by the former Sultan. The decision is linked to alleged political influence by the Young Turks to secure the order.
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Hamid
Berlin
Imperial Supreme Court
Imperial Bank of Berlin
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Geveral
Abdul
Water Pipe Arrives for Idaho Monastery Project
The two mile water system at the Catholic monastery on Cottonwood butte in Cottonwood Idaho will commence tomorrow with pipes supplied by contractor Charles Norlin of Lewiston. The springs feeding the supply lie 400 feet above the monastery buildings.
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Idaho
Cottonwood
Cottonwood Butte
Charles Norlin
Lewiston
Dray and transfer business sold in Cottonwood Idaho
Dearborn Brothers who ran dray and transfer lines sold the business yesterday to W W Blockhiem and his son in Cottonwood Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood
Idaho
Deardor Brothers
W. W. Blockhiem
Threshermen from across Oregon converge in La Grande
Threshermen from the entire state gather in La Grande for the annual convention. Dr Seemann will open with prayer at 10 am and discussion will focus on a good roads bill to be backed in the coming legislative session. The Merchants Association plans entertainment and a meat feed. delegates arrive by train, filling La Grande with threshermen by morning.
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la Grande
Oregon
Seemann
First Presbyterian Church
Philip 8. Bates
House of Representatives
Merchants ‘Association
Casey
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Atey Crawford
QE. Joseph
Mr. Parker
Mos
Ker
Bev
Wesghns
Observer
Morning Paper
Joe Fuller
Joén Fuller
Jead Parker
Mr. Porter
Jess
Oscar Swagger
Fuller
Tris
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