Grand jury to hear old man’s deposition in Union case
A deposition by F. P. Lanius the wounded elder in the Union shooting will be read to the grand jury or the jury will visit him for testimony. Clayton Smith and witness Clifford have appeared before the panel, with no verdict likely until Lanius's account is secured. The grand jury plans to finish deliberations by week’s end amid no fresh reports. The Chireuip Court case involves Roy Ta Ollye v Hichenberger and a separate fundle court matter concerns a money settlement.
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Union
Clayton Smith
Chireuip
Clrohit
Hoewring
Acse
Roy Ta Ollye
Hichenberger
Fundle
Wax Kh Liser
Buried Days in Messina Ruins Rescue Reaches Survivor
A four man from Messina was pulled from earthquake ruins after volunteers dug through the debris all night. Rescuers heard faint cries and removed him alive though nearly dead from starvation. Doctors report chances of recovery remain good as he is treated.
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Naples
Messina
Rescouers
Bell May Go On Tour From Philadelphia to Portland
Philadelphia February 5 city council finance committee weighs sending the Liberty Bell to the Portland Rose carnival and then to the Seattle exposition. The mayor favors the plan and it likely will proceed.
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Philadelphia
Portland
House Split Over Option Bill Spurs Washington House Row
Washington state news reports a split in the state house over an option bill. Lawmakers allegedly retaliate with petty maneuvers as session continues with limited progress. Continued on page.
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Washington House
Salem Gallows Set to Action Salt to Murder Confession
Walter Montgomery Johnson, condemned for the December 14 murder of Elmer Purdue in Hillsboro, Ore, was hanged at the state penitentiary at 12:40. He admitted guilt, said he acted for money, and spoke against intemperance during a brief address before the execution.
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Salem
Walter Montgomery Johnson
Elmer Purdue
Hillsboro
Ore
State Penitentiary
Johnson
W. HA
Selleck
California House Rejects Reconsideration on Anti Japanese School Bill
California legislators and Governor Gillett clashed over a bill excluding Japanese children from public schools. President Roosevelt condemned the measure as unconstitutional, while the lower house carried the Johnson bill in a late-night session despite appeals for delay.
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Spicker Stanton
Tills
Phen tRe Ee
Gillett
Ohmbetts
Action
Washington
Feb
Hoosewelt
California
Roosevelt
University of California President urged to drop inquiry
Berkeley Feb 6 President Wheeler receives a letter from a student who was assaulted last week asking him not to investigate and to drop the case to avoid international trouble.
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Berkeley, Cal
Wheeler
University of California
KiXqneko
Czar Demands Cabinet Probe of Officers in Recent Operations
St Petersburg reports the czar has ordered the cabinet to address questions and accusations about government agents' involvement in recent operations. A thorough investigation is promised, with a resolve to bar any interference, as measures press for February 15.
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St. Petersburg
Cesar Idlay
Senator Clark Improves After Fall Aboard Lu Canis
Former United States Senator Clark of Montana shows marked improvement after a fall aboard the liner Lucania. He remains under observation in London and will stay ashore for a few days before continuing his trip to Peru.
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London
United States
Clark
Montana
Crisis in Cabinet reshapes British government
London Feb 5 The Daily Chronicle reports looming resignations will reshuffle high offices including Lloyd George Churchill Morley and Burns as cabinet factions clash over a costly naval program. The Daily Mail says the cabinet crisis is stubborn and could erupt any minute with Asquith and Grey pushing a new program.
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The
Daily Chronicle
David Lloyd-George
Winston Churchill
Board of Trade
Lord Morley
India
John Burns
Local Government Board
Daily Mall
Asquith
Gray
Lantus Wounded in Union Gun Fight. Condition Critical
Report from Dr Cromwell states Lantus remains in danger after being shot in the breast two and a half inches below the right nipple with the bullet traveling downward and lodging near the spine. The patient is described as still critical but slightly improved, with no surface injuries.
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F. P. Lantus
Union
Dr. Cromwell
Lantus
Oregon Lawmakers Debate Bills as Session Winds Down
Salem Feb 5 Speaker McArthur opened the house lampooning members for rapid bill passage as the session nears end. The house approved a general expense resolution and three salary-related bills while the state printer reform and asylum transport measures were deferred. The senate postponed key road and anti Asiatic measures amid a sweeping reform mood and new exclusions targeting Chinese Japanese and Hindus.
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Tolwo Joint Committee
House
Judiciary Committee
OFFICERS ELECTED AT HIGH SCHOOL ELECTION
The high school elected officers this afternoon. Joe King was named president and Marble Green vice president. Henry Heidenreich became secretary, Merrillhilders reporter, Hazel Thelson chorister, Leon Dawson sergeant at arms. The program featured selections by the high school orchestra and chorus along with papers and recitations.
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Joe King
Marbel Green
Henry Heidenreich
Merrillhilders
Hazel Thelson
Leon Dawson
Don Wilkes
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