Ruef and Shimite Bail Prospects Doubted by Attorney
San Francisco January 10 Attorney Morphy says no immediate relief for Ruef or Shimite and expects at least 69 days before any benefit from appellate action. He doubts bail will be granted soon and predicts Dunne will not grant relief beyond compulsory steps.
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Ruef
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San Francisco
N. J. Morphy
Muefs
Shimita
Ppellate Court
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Ruel
Schmitz
Kmitz
Thithich
Itiis
San Francteco
Abraham
Bae
Abe
Appellate Court Weighs 60 Day Clause In Case
Attorneystalk of immediate appeal and the 60 day clause as they argue it applies to civic causes not criminal actions. Schmitz appears in Judge Uner's court amid warm greetings and good humor after the appellate ruling. Patrick Calhoun's case is continued to next Tuesday for trial.
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Thel
Langdon
Schmitz
Judge ‘Unier'a
Treasury faces rapid $16 million call as banks eyed
The United States treasury must raise 16 million dollars immediately with another bank call likely soon. Only 8 million was secured on the last call and the current treasury working balance has fallen to 6 million.
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Washington
Jan
United States Treasury
Treasury
Scott Weer
Clarence Darrow Improves. Under Home Care After Illness
Los Angeles January 10. Attorney Clarence Darrow,久 recovering from mastolaitie, shows improvement and has moved to a Grand avenue facing hotel. No operation needed, but he remains under constant care for some time with Mrs. Darrow by his side.
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Clarence Darrow
Grand Avenue
Darrow
Davenport Considers Galveston Commission Plan Vote
Davenport Iowa January 10 A special election will be held tomorrow to vote on the Galveston plan of municipal government known as the Dee Mathew system. It is believed a large majority favor the change and will adopt it.
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Davenport
Iowa
Commission
Dee Mathew
Bourne Seeks Immediate Schvebel Confirmation Blocked
Washington January 10 United States Senator Bourne urged the Judiciary Committee to approve the immediate confirmation of Christian Schwebel as United States district attorney for Oregon. The committee refused, seen as a Bourne faction move to block Schwebel’s appointment. Senator Fulton vowed to fight the nomination, signaling a partisan battle in Washington over the Oregon post.
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United States
Bourne
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Christian Schvebel
J. Fulton
Oregon
Schuebel
C. W. Bristol
Fulton
la Grands
Schwevel
Two Days Late Bring Torpedo Flotilla to Pernambuco
The torpedo flotilla reached Pernambuco Brazil, two days after due to storms. Miss Anna Howler traveled from Baker City to watch a basketball game between Baker City and La Grande high schools.
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Pernambuco
Braell
Anna Howler
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la Grande
Postmaster in Competent? Charges Fluke for Incompetency
San Francisco January 10. Postmaster Fluke faces charges of incompetency and neglect of duty. Accusations allege use of official position to aid the Southern Pacific Railroad political bureau and to relax civil service laws. Complaints were filed by Assistant Superintendent Hall and Major General Greely, with a public airing anticipated soon.
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Fluke
Southern Pacific Hallroad Company
Fiske
Hall
Greely
We Fight Any White Man but Only One Colonel Man
Paris report quotes Tommy Burns declaring he will meet only one black challenger, Jack Johnson, and that any fight with Sam McVey or other white contenders is rejected. Johnson would be the sole opponent Burns would face, per telegrams cited from Paris.
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Tommy Burny
Yeeterlay
M. Buriatier
Parin
Jack Johnson
Bariatier
Surs
Ture
Sam McVey
Mit
Pony
Rumors Force Ousting of Receivers at Chicago North Western
Eastern advices report that receivers appointed to the Chicago and Great Western may be ousted briefly. President Stockney and Attorney A Severance are said to be in a strong position to redeem nine million dollars in gold notes levied by the road.
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St. Paul
Eastern
Chicago & Great Western
Sthckney
A. Severance
Railway Work Continues at La Grande Yard Improvements Under Way
The La Grande yard sees ongoing work with a new machine shop, removal of the old roundhouse, and track rebuilding. A new material warehouse, express office building, and turntable relocation are planned, while yard operations continue despite some layoffs.
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la Grande
Mn Materia Arehouse
Olto
Business deal nears completion amid pending changes
Trade sources report preparations are nearly complete for a major transaction involving a shift in control and management arrangements. Officials indicate steps are in place to ensure a smooth transition and operational continuity.
New Jersey Supreme Court to Rule on Ripper Act Case
The New Jersey supreme court will hear final argument tomorrow on the constitutionality of the Ripper act. The act set terms for Jersey City officials to expire with the mayor and prompted concurrent jurisdiction disputes. Municipal affairs have become muddled as old officers and boards continue acting.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey Supreme Court
Jersey City
Fagan
Jonmny Chy Hava
Polles
Excise Board
Oro Dell station prepares for Cove electric power
Manager Housh orders labor and electrical crews to ready the Oro Dell plant to receive electric machinery from the Cove station. An engine and boiler are set, with power expected within ten days. Palmer Lumber Co cannot supply power due to idle mills and fuel shortages. Also noted are banker Walsh trial updates and George Mapes visiting La Grande.
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Housel
Gro Dell Station
Dianantiing Cove Station
Housh
Oro Dell
Cove
Phat
Gaya the
Eleteric Company
George Palmer Lumber Company
Howsh
Palmer Company
Jerome Thaw Case Moves Toward Jury Selection
Defense plans to summon fifteen alienists to prove Harry Thaw's insanity as jurors are sworn. veniremen peremptorily challenged and ten seated. Edna Goodrich expected to testify for the defense.
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New York
Sion Wis
Harry Thaw
Mets
Jerome
Edna Goodrich
Anti Tuberculosis Exhibit Opens in Louteville
The White Plague exhibit opens in Louteville with physicians churchmen and citizens presenting prevention methods and treatments for tuberculosis. Lectures will be delivered by authorities and nationwide exhibits organized by the National Anti Tuberculosis association.
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Louteville
Churchen
National Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Democrats to Include Japanese Exclusion in Platform
Washington Jan 16 The Democratic platform will include a clear plank advocating Japanese exclusion. The announcement follows Bryan's interview and relies on an authentic source.
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Washington
Bryan
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