Fugitives Split After Haines Shooting Chase Near Telecaset
A dramatic pursuit over the Blue mountains centers on two men believed to have killed a Haines bartender. Bloodhounds failed to aid, tracks at Wolfe Creek and near Haines guide a widening search as Sheriffs move to intercept near La Grande and North Powder.
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Telecaset Ranch
Telecaset
Blue Mountains
Seine
Haines
la Grands
Union
Tir
Baker
Rand
North Powder
Ladd Canyon
la Grande
Willies
E. G. Ramsey
C. Haynes
Wolf Creek
Wolfe Creek
George Pennington
Wolfe
Clover Creek
Walden
Grand Ronde
Miners' Hunt Intensifies Around City as Ramsey and Haynes Depart
John Mitchell leads the search party with orders to pursue the miners. Ramsey and Haynes arrived last night and left this morning, heightening local excitement as investigators shift HQ to catch the men spreading toward foothill routes toward the valley and possibly toward Walla Walla via mountain trails.
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Ramsey
Haynes
Haines
Walla Walla
Abe Ruef Conference To Settle Case In San Francisco
A crucial conference this afternoon in San Francisco aims to settle whether Abe Ruef will appeal to the Supreme Court. It is believed no appeal will be made and Ruef will be moved to San Quentin when the current stay of execution ends.
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San Francisco
Abe Ruef
United States Supreme Court
Attowers
Ruer
San Quinten
Tribune Admits It Defeat in Lorimer Case
The Tribune denounces the Senate vote exonerating Lorimer, says the corrected result gives him a four vote majority and warns the victory favors big interests. It cites Senator Roo's remark on corruption and questions the Republican process of direct senatorial elections.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Lormer
Senate
Lorimer
Imer
Roo
Striking Printers Return to Work in Chicago
Striking compositors on the Chicago Examiner and forwarding American newspapers resume duties today after the Chicago Typographical Union called off the strike.
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Leago
Chicago Examiner
Chicago Typographical Union
Northwest Fruitmen Form Union To Reform Handling The Northwest
A regional conference at Walla Walla led to the formation of a Northwest fruitmen union including Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and Northern California. Sherwood C Williams of this city was elected secretary of the adjustment committee to resolve differences with the Northwest Fruitmen's Association.
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Walla Walla
8. C. Williams
Northwest
la Grande
Pacific Northwest
Northwest Fruitmen
Sherwood C. Williams
Northwest Fruitment’s Association
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
California
Death of the 61st Congress Marks Transition in U S Politics
Washington March 2 The 61st Congress dies at noon Saturday ending long careers of Hale and Aldrich and signaling a major reorganization. Ninety percent of the upper house will retire or leave with three Democrats among nineteen total. The retiring cohort includes Money Tagliaferro and Frazier. The reshaped Senate is expected to become a battleground over major measures.
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Washington
Congress
Hale
Aldrich
Maine
Burrowa
Michigan
Kean
New Jersey
Scott
West Virginia
Depew
New York
Ufe
Beveridge
Brilliarc
Bulkeley
Connecticut
Burkett
Nebraska
Carter
Montana
Dice
Ohio
Flint
California
Piles
Warner
Missouri
Young
Iowa
Money
Mississippi
Tagliaferro
Florsida
Frazier
Tenessee
Senate
Taft Tariff Commission Fight Runs To Finish In Senate
Washington reports say Smoot of Utah confessed a senatorial pact to keep Taft's tariff commission bill unfinished even if appropriation bills stall. Republicans vow to fight to a finish with no compromise on reciprocity, and White House comments deny any deal to bring a vote.
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Washington
Taft
Smoot
Utah
Senate
Hale
White House
United Press
Pinchot Fines Timber Jokers in Forestry Fight
Washington March 2 Gifford Pinchot former chief forester urged lumbermen to oppose amendments led by Senators Heyburn Idaho and Carter Montana to kill the national forestry service He warns the Hepburn Heyburn Carter proposals would abrogate forestry policy by excluding land with less than 4000 feet of merchantable timber in 190 acres from national forests threatening forestry practices
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Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Heyburn
Idaho
Carter
Montana
National Forestry Service
Hepburn
Kansas Teachers Convention Drew Leading Educators
March 2 marked the start of a two day gathering in Kansas for the annual Central Kansas Teachers Association convention. Notables include Dr. Charles Judd of the University of Chicago President R T Campbell of Concordia College SL Palmer of Hutchinson Prof W L Toltz of the Kansas State Normal School and George TY Sealey of Sterling serving as association president.
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Herehbon Kae
Artoheason
Kansas
Central Kansas Teachers’ Association
Charles #. Judd
University of Chicaea
R. T.campnell
Cooner College
SL. Palmer
Hutchison
W. L. Toltz
Kansas State Normal School
Raymond A. Re
Montana Near Limitations If No Senator Is Elected Today
Montana lawmakers face constitutional limits as the senate may expire with no election. Reported plans suggest if no choice occurs on the fifth, Wallace and Conrad may withdraw and back former Congressman Tarzan, potentially securing his election.
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Helena
United States
Montana
Waleh
Conrad
Tarzan
Western Bowling Congress Heads to Spokane Next Week
Spokane Washington reports the Western Bowling Congress tournament to start soon with entrants from San Francisco Denver Portland Butte Vancouver Salt Lake City Seattle Tacoma Anaconda and other western cities. The large entry includes both team and individual bowlers.
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Spokane
Wash
Western Bowling Congress
San Francisco
Denver
Portland
Butte
Vancouver
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Tacoma
Anaconda
Premier Monis Presents Names Paris Cabinet
Premier Monis, successor to Aristide Briand, presented his new cabinet to President Fallieres this afternoon in Paris.
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Monis
Paris
Aristide Briand
Falllerles
Walling Faces Cross Examination In $100000 Suit
New York March 2 William Wal Ung the millionaire socialist is sued for 100000 by Anna Grunshag for breach of promise. He endured several hours on the witness stand while plaintiff's counsel Strickler pressed him. The attorney hinted Walling forced himself to reveal legal knowledge from European travels with her and Waitt noted he never mentioned marriage in any word or letter.
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New York
William Wal Ung
Anna Grunshag
Plantiff
Strickler
Walling
Europe
Waitt
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Cirle
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Sesalon
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