Cross Truth in the Star and a Local Marriage Report
The Star misreports a Elgin marriage of Karl Bushnell and Della Hixson, prompting a libel threat from Rev. Hixson. The piece details that the ceremony occurred in La Grande with Rev. Gillan, denying alleged surreptitious conduct and noting the parents’ objections.
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Morning Star
Elgin
M. Hixson
Karl Bushnell
Della
J. M. Hixson
J. D. Gillan
Fiveon
Bushnell
Hixon
New Charges Against Boat Co. Lobbying for Naval Funds
Washington dispatch reports charges against the Electric Boat Company of New Jersey for maintaining a powerful Washington lobby to win appropriations for naval improvements. Rep Lilley testified he originated the inquiry and named key company officers for committee testimony while alleging efforts to influence Naval Committee appointments and defeat opponents.
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Electric Boat Company
Washington
New Jersey
Congressonal
Co. P. Lilley
Connecticut
House
Lilley
Olmstead
Pennsylvania
Hobson
Bond Company
Naval Committee
Temporary baseball park proposed near the city
Plans outline a temporary baseball park south of the Y, with William Miller handling land leases and William Lincoln pledging financial support. The field would host a quarter mile track and accommodate football and other sports, open to all city departments and the high school for events.
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Grant Lincoln
William Miller
Lincoln
Aport
Atlantic Fleet Anchors Drop In Magdalena Bay This Morning
The Atlantic fleet of battleships led by the Connecticut arrived in Magdalena Bay ahead of schedule two days early. Admiral Robley D. Evans reports the ships in excellent condition after the voyage from Callao with no machinery incidents. Target practice is to begin Monday as the squadron prepares for a Pacific coast reception.
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Atlantic Fleet
Maddalena Bay
Magdalena Bay
Warner
Evans
Pacific Coast
Hampton Roads
Lower California
United Wireless Telegraph
Lem Angeske
Ho Cho
Robley D.hwans
Connecticut
el Centrinia
Admiri
Buffalo
Navy Department
Callao
Peru
Bishop Paddock Heads to Pendleton for Week
Bishop Paddock leaves tomorrow morning for Pendleton to spend a week, as in past years, after delivering his last sermon tonight. He will lead holy communion at 7 o clock tomorrow in St Peter's church, inviting all to attend. The reception for the bishop yesterday brought local ministers together at the Episcopal rectory, except Rev. C H King, with friendly交流 and renewed ties among clergy.
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Paddock
Pendleton
Bae ‘Cer City
la Grande
St. Peter's Church
C. H. King
J. D. Gillilan
C. E. Deal
Seemann
W. H. Gibson
Upton H. Gibba
Hypnotist Allegedly Drains Jewels From Diamond Merchant
Rudolph A. Breidenbach, a millionaire diamond importer, claims he lost 182000 dollars in stock after being hypnotized by George H. Carpenter, a Princeton graduate. Breidenbach’s bankruptcy case seeks to locate the Jowetts and recover the jewels.
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New York
George H. Carpenter
Princeton
Rudolph A. Breidenbach
Carpenter
Jowetts
Treidenbach
H E
Comet Rally Aims to Support Brean at State Convention
Democratic plans mention William J. Brean as nominee at the state convention in May. Aimed at launching a strong campaign in the Golden State with an elastic, grassroots effort.
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Bryan
Comet
Freeno
Col
Wiifornds Democrata
William J. Brean
Golden State
Roberts Commission Increases Roles At Land Office
A. A. Roberts began his new four year term as receiver of public money at the United States land office this morning after a Washington reinstatement yesterday. His duties include disbursing funds for the secretary of the Interior and serving as special disbursing agent.
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A. A. Roberts
United States Land Office
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
See and Ketter Legislation Opens Fort Worth Meeting
Fort Worth March 12 delegates from commercial industrial and agricultural interests opened a convention to push for wise legislation. They aim to elect lawmakers who will promote the desired reforms and block measures likely to hinder progress.
Texans fear anti-trust laws threaten state industry
Prominent railroad men and commercial leaders urge safer legislation while delegates warn stringent reforms drive industries from Texas. The note argues continued radical laws threaten state prosperity and development. In Atlanta, Andrew Johnson, convicted slayer of Officer J O Manier, awaits a private hanging for dec 13, with repeated schedule changes and the superstition of Friday the 13th.
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Texas
Nang
Atlanta
Andrew Johnson
J. O. Manier
Johnson
Hitchcock jury completed in Raymond Hitchcock case
In New York on March 12 a jury was completed after defense and state arguments. Hitchcock waives further evidence and rests on the state's case. Cross examination of accusers may prove Hitchcock not guilty, with prior similar litigation cited. On the same day Denver jurists consider Guisepple Alla murder trial with an insanity defense, and Alla is later found guilty.
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Hitchcock
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
von Hagan
Denver
Guisepple Alla
Leo Heinrichs
U Ren Withdraws From Oregon Senate Race For Principle
W S U Ren withdraws from the Oregon United States Senate race and endorses Statement No. 1 candidate Mr Cake. He says Republican efforts to defeat the principle compel his exit to support the legislation bloc and Cake’s senate bid.
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U'Ren
Thace
Oregon
Tietiring
Mr. Cake
Portland
United States Senate
Han
United States
U' Ren
Cake
Brazil opens port centennial expo with European displays
National Exposition in Barnaul Rio Janeiro closes Sunday with space limited for foreign firms. American exhibitor interest surged, but European displays appear more extensive. The exposition opens June 16 to mark Brasil ports’ 100th anniversary in international commerce.
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Barnaul
Rio Janeiro
America
Brasil
And Her Name Was Maud
Charles Hubbard a Hinds county planter was badly injured when a mule kicked another mule in a Vicksburg stable the dead mule then fell on Hubbard breaking his leg and causing internal injuries in what authorities called a fatal accident for the planter in Jackson March 12.
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Maud. Jackson
Miss
Charles Hubbard
Hinds County
Vicksburg
Hubbard
Marguerite Delcourt sues Godfrey Daignault for 2500
Marguerite Delcourt sues prominent young businessman Godfrey Daignault in Woonocket alleging a violent hug and nonconsensual kisses, seeking damages of 2500 with a March 12 filing date noted.
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Woonmocket
Marguerite Delcourt
Cult
Godfrey Daignault
State farmers Institute gathers crowd in Fergus Falls
A Minnesota farmers institute opened today in Fergus Falls with many visitors and several prominent agricultural authorities in attendance marking a key event for the state farming community.
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Minesota Farmers
Fergus Falls
Mink
State Farmers’ Institute
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