Five Bandits Rob Bank in Missouri Heist
Five bandits, numbering about five, looted the Willard bank in Missouri, taking roughly 10 900 dollars. They blasted the safe with nitro glycerin, sparked a townwide pistol duel, and fled by handcar toward the Ozark mountains. Missouri and Springfield police cooperate. capture hoped before nightfall. Senator Knox to speak at Kalamazoo Lincoln Day dinner amid presidential hopes.
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Springfield
Willard
Rob Ts
Frisco
Ozark Mountains
Postea
Pasa
Knot
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Mich
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Lincoln Club
Knox
Burrowa
Vital
Pitts- Pore
Ohio Livestock Association Opens Annual Meeting in Columbus
The Ohio Livestock association begins its annual gathering at Ohio State University with hundreds in attendance. Concurrently the College of Agriculture dedicates its new Livestock Building, described as the finest of its kind. Senator Burrows arranged for Senator Knox to cover both engagements during the trip to Pittsburg and back.
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Pittsburg
Theinner
Burrows
Knox
Columbus
Ohio Livestock Association
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
Senate backs US participation in Tokio Exposition
Washington February 11 Senate passes bill to authorize United States participation in the Tokio International exposition with government support and national representation planned.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Heinze Indictment Challenge as Quash Motion Filed
A federal court motion seeks to quash the indictment against Augustus Heinze former president of the Mercantile National Bank charging over certified checks to the Otto Heinze company. A demurrer was entered and Judge Hough will rule. If overruled Heinze faces trial with possible March calendar.
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Agustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
Alse
Heinze
New York
Federal
FL Augustus Heinze
Otto Heinze Company
Hough
District Attorney’s Office
Federal Circuit Court
China tensions and Taft victory in Ohio primaries
Reports from Tokyo note Japan anxious over U S cables as China hints at fighting Manchuria. In Columbus Ohio Taft backers claim victory in Republican primaries and Foraker forces dispute the primary legality, aiming for a Buckeye delegation.
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Taft
Columbus
Ohio
Foraker
Secretary of War
Common Pleas Court
Bronson
Suffragists Storm House of Commons Arrested in London
Suffragists stormed the house of commons in London today but were repelled by police after a forceful clash. Forty four arrests were made as demonstrators refused to pay fines.
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London
House of Commons
Merchants National Bank of Portland to reopen soon
Portland Feb 11 The Merchants National Bank of Portland, shut since November during the financial panic, will resume operations within a few days. Comptroller of the Currency Plattslaw has resigned and notified President Watson that the bank will reopen when ready, the treasury department reports the condition is satisfactory.
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Portland
Merchants National Bank of
Curren
PlAtslaw
Watson
Thin City
Treasury
Oregon Produce to Return as La Grande Headquarters
La Grande is set to host the return of the Oregon Produce Company, with A Guat stating the firm will resume general commission and produce business in the county next season. Mr. Gist will become manager, and his Eastern Oregon reputation signals active development in fruit and produce operations.
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Oregnon Produce Company
A. Guat
Oregon Produce Company
la Grande
Gist
Oregon
Cabinet Crisis Looms as Campbell-Banner Exit Planned
London reports England faces a cabinet crisis with Sir Henry Campbell-Banner set to resign next May amid a Parliamentary clash over rising naval expenditures. The antiimperialists oppose policy, while a broad Liberal faction supports continued increases, making the parties allies on the issue.
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Bannerman
Apple growers finalize sale of 2700 boxes to Portland firm
May Park fruitgrowers closed the sale of about 2700 boxes of apples to Page & Son of Portland. The deal includes remaining stock of several traders. The approximate price was $1 per box, totaling around $2700, with only about three cars left to finish the cleanup.
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Park Yndterday
Page & Son of
Portland
C. M. Riddle
BE. Adler
8. A. Davis
P. A. Dickenson
Apple Aeck
Heavy Snow Delights Rogue River Valley Youths
Grant's Pass residents awoke to three inches of snow the deepest in three years. Snowballing and fort building kept youths busy all Sunday though the snowfall delayed trains and blocked the stage road between Grants Pass and Crescent City with drifts four to six feet high.
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Josephine
Grant's Pass
Rogue River Valley
Siakivyous
Here
Grant
Crement City
OFM Hearing in Albany Resumes Over Standard OF Against Marked Unfair Trade
The government's suit against the Standard OF company resumed in Albany before a notary. Evidence on unfair competition and no-cilled claims was re examined as proceedings continued here.
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OFM
Albany
Albany Hearing Weighs Standard Oil Complaint
Government representatives attend Albany hearings on alleged unfair competition by Standard Oil in the New York and New England territories. Washington session set to resume February 24 as Alaska labor tensions rise with federal deputies authorized to restore order.
Change of Venue Sought in Bartlett Case for Umatilla County
Motion filed to move the Bartlett case from Union to Umatilla County with Baker City or Pendleton judges presiding. Verdict in Webb v Gupt for $137 noted. defendant plans appeal. Also mentions Oregon v Featherson burglary at Mike Nelson's saloon and Ridgeley becoming National Bank of Commerce president with $26,000 salary amid its reopening.
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E. W. Bartlett
Union
Umatilla County
White
Baker City
Bean
Pendleton
B. F. Webb
Aljeel
A. A
State of Oregon
Thomas Featherson
Mike Nelson
Elgin
Ve. BE
W. Bartlett
Crawford
Smith
Judge Bean
Umatua County
Boy King Delays Swearing In As Lisbon Exits
The boy king will depart Lisbon soon for Cintra to remain until the chamber of deputies convenes on February 20 when he will take the oath to the throne.
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Lisbon
Cintra
Chamber of Deputies
Natty Elks Parade Draws Busy Office Tenants to Roofs
Natty Elks marching on Adama Avenue amid sleet and mud attract attention from downtown tenants. Prominent Elks McKennon and Polack receive praise for their outfits and the procession leads to the curtain raiser for a minstrel show at Steward tonight.
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la Grande
Adama Avenue
Elks
McKennon and
Polack
Adame Avenue
la Grande Band
Adams Avenue
Colonel Ivanhoe
Jack Poure
Gally
Percy Childers
MccKennon
J. D. McKennon
Mr. Polack
McKeennon
Count Bont Fined for Fighting in Street Brawl
Poris Feb 11 Count Bont de Cas tellane was fined 100 francs for striking his United cousin Prince de Bagan with a cane in a recent street brawl. The prince’s claim for one franc damages was dismissed. Count Bont’s brother Jean, present at the scene, was acquitted.
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Count Bont
Poris
Count Bont de Castellane
Prince de Bagan
Jean
Ben
de Sagan
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