Caleb Powers Pardoned in Kentucky Goebel Case
Frankfort Ky June 18 Caleb Powers and Jim Howard were pardoned today by Governor Wilson after nine years in prison on conspiracy charges tied to the murder of Governor Goebel. Powers once famed as Americas most famous prisoner faced four trials amid claims of jury packing by Democratic authorities. The pardon ends a long political and regional fight amid an election aftermath. Miner day parade in Butte Montana drew about 5000 workers as mines closed.
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Goebel
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Frankfort
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Wileun
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Kentucky
America
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Howard
Vere
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Nant Taylor
Gogbel
Wilson
Taft Supporters Push Dolliver for Vice President
Washington dispatches report Taft and President backing Iowa Senator Dolliver for vice president. Washington Senator Bam H. Pilea declines second place, preferring to remain in the Senate. Governor Johnson of Minnesota says his name may be considered if Denver names him. Meanwhile Senator Dolliver is urged to accept the nomination at Port Dodge Iowa.
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Taft
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Iowa
Chicago
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United Press
Senate
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Qotorado
Johnson
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Omaha
Neb
Bolne
Denver
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Minnesot
Dalliver
Washington, D. C
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Taftitios
Port Dodge
Expert.Foresees Bright Future for Valley Orchards
An expert, I C Rohrabacher, Pacific Monthly specialist, declares the valley well placed for diverse industries and predicts a five year expansion of orchard acreage. He will stay in La Grande until Tuesday morning, meet the Commercial Club board, and then travel to Portland to convert findings into boost literature with abundant photographs.
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Pacific Northwest
Siliney
Ean Ronde
Meny
Villey
Mareho
I. C. Rohrabacher
Union County
Commercial Club
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la Grande
Rohrgbecher
Portland
Saloon Men in Pendleton Foiled injunction fight
Pendleton saloon men faced an injunction fight in Umatilla County as two local courts moved to block the county court from declaring a royal option law effective. Hearings and early replies were planned with Julius Roesch pursuing dissolution of the injunction.
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Pendleton
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Unatilta
Eleculc Cadge Read
Umatia
Umatilla
Julius Roesch
Michigan Town Mourns After Family Annihilated
Tragedy shocks Cadac Michigan as a mother who killed her husband and six children then died by suicide is described in early reports. Auction of the property and details of the broken household are noted as authorities review the scene. The event highlights a domestic catastrophe in a quiet community.
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Michigan
Walla Walla Jury Deliberates in Barnes Murder Trial
In Walla Walla a jury resumes hearings this afternoon to consider the case of Rud Barnes charged with murdering Mrs. Aldrich Gear. The district court posted the case yesterday after a week of evidence as the jury weighs a verdict of first degree guilt. The defense argues lack of credible testimony but the prosecution asserts circumstantial proof seals the charge.
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Bermen
Frontline construction work begins next Monday
Locomotive crane and bridge gangs arrive as work starts on the Grande Ronde crossing. Engineer W P Rappersett and crew prepare to erect the rails and decks with plans for rapid completion, while Happerset and crew take charge as operations shift to the site.
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