PLOTTING CHARGES AGAINST SEVEN SOCIALISTS REPORTED
A report details seven socialist suspects linked to a plotting case. Authorities cite militant activity and identify involved individuals, with actions described as part of an ongoing investigation.
24 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1911
Page
1
A report details seven socialist suspects linked to a plotting case. Authorities cite militant activity and identify involved individuals, with actions described as part of an ongoing investigation.
The report notes brave actions among leaders promoting the wine movement as indications show growth in the sector. It emphasizes continued leadership and national progress in the movement.
Darley investigates a novel pay method described as I8 known as Tarvia with a one dollarless process popular in the East. Mr Darley-Means plans a trial at a cost of $1 25 per square yard instead of $2 12, aiming to assess value and practicality for local use.
A vocal engineer minds a Tarvia paving plan to replace costly bitulithic. If approved, contracts could drop from 2.12 to about 1.25 dollars per square yard with a four month schedule for ten blocks of residential streets. Samples would be shown to taxpayers for review.
Cove merchant D. M. Clark reports six carloads of apples remain to be shipped this month after two carloads were sent this week. He notes the groceries are bringing good prices for the crop shipments.
A modern interpretation of the Ketchel murder notes a Marshfield man sentenced to life for avenging the famed boxer Stanley Ketchel. The defendant and partner faced charges in connection with the Ketchel killing at a Santa Fe common law venue.
Porter Charlton faces extradition to Italy after a federal court ruling. The case concerns his claim for a writ of habeas corpus and his potential return to Italy to stand trial for alleged wife murder. A decision was listed from Trenton New Jersey dated January 24.
The Oregon Legislature prepares for a concerted push on five Webster era road bills. A Portland excursion and statewide telegrams rally boosters to Salem to urge swift passage in both chambers while warning against delay or amendments. Editors urge citizens to oppose the measures due to long term indebtedness.
In a York courtroom in 1912, Robi and others challenge a proposed league linked to Carnegie Trust. They question the state banking department oversight and demand truth from bank officials about pre-notified inspections and alleged efforts to cover up illegal transactions.
Mrs. Schenk sobbed as Frank OBrien pleaded for acquittal on a charge of poisoning her husband. He attacked the testimony of Mrs. Klein the woman detective who admitted she had wormed her way into Mrs Schenk's confidence, claiming she aimed to delay the family conspiracy. The report also notes league politics discussions and plans for a permanent Progressive Republican league.
Fragmented text discusses continuing Hee ark plans and arguments on accepting or rejecting propositions. References possible Republican splits, a third party, and progressive principles shaping 1912 strategy and leadership interviews.
Great Northern fast trains are held up east of the Cascade mountains. Mails face delays from fifteen to thirty six hours due to slide blockades, disrupting northern routes.
Sacred Heart academy head Slater Caperino said the endowment could reach five thousand dollars though the exact amount is not advised yet. The funds are expected to boost equipment and operations at the parochial school in Eastern Oregon despite limited appropriations.
Thieves last night broke into Inland City general merchandise at the store housing the post office. They stole five pounds of Star brand chewing tobacco and some underwear. No stamps were taken and no trace of the burglars has been found.
Leaders in the railroad conductors unions in La Grande Spokane and Portland push for a salaried grievance chairman modeled on the engineers' board. Two men, Conductor Rose and Frank Mytenger, are top contenders with a popular vote expected. The role, akin to Engineer Barnhart’s duties, demands hard work diplomacy and back bone across Spokane Portland and La Grande headquarters.
Vancouver police raided Chinatown in the heart of the district and jailed sixty nine Chinese. They seized gambling paraphernalia and $1,725. Authorities forced entry through a secret passage as six iron doors opened automatically via a hidden device.
The Riverside park renovations advance quickly with much cement work completed by Darley. Officials expect substantial completion of the extensive improvements by spring.
Defense counsel urged Judge Knowles today for a new trial in the Parker case. They claim new and important evidence bears directly on the second degree verdict and seek another trial. A decision is not expected for some time.
In North Bend Washington on January 24 65 year old Peter Cross was fatally shot by his son John 22 who also wounded his sister Phoebe 19 and is held in jail on murder and assault charges The sister said the feud between father and son had been ongoing and escalated at noon when the father refused a demand.
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