Perjury charge against Orley Chandler sustained
After a short deliberation the jury found Orley Chandler guilty of perjury connected to his burglary trial last spring. He was remanded to the county jail pending sentence by Judge Knowles next Friday morning. Four witnesses also testified in the case of L D Laudermilk charged with trespassing on lands not his own, with the trial expected to go to the jury later today.
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Chandler
L. D. Laudermilk
Laudermilk
Hot Lake
Helane
W. J. Townley
Union
Townley
Saylor Murder Trial Defense Wins Point on Inquest Statements
In Watseka Illinois March 30 Judge Dibbell barred the prosecution from using pre coroner jury statements by the defendants after Saylor was killed. The state’s case rests largely on those inquest statements while the remainder is circumstantial.
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Watseka
Ill
Saylor
Dibbell
Gordon Sails From Texas Threatens Nicaragua Evolutionists
Representatives of the Madrid government sought U S aid to stop General Gordon from sailing. Gordon, commander of Estrada's artillery, is to be summoned before a federal grand jury.
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New Orleans
Madrid
General Gordon
Texas
Estrada
Artilley
Salling
Amercans
Gordon
Professor Steger Promoted Missoula principal named
Professor F A Steger, formerly a La Grande high school teacher, has been elected principal of the Missoula schools. Missoula is a city of nearly 10 000.
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la Grande
Missoula
F. A. Steger
Missionary Killed Prompts U S to Send Warship
The scout cruiser Birmingham was dispatched to Liberia after reports that a native uprising threatens white residents. Missionary Rev B. K. Speare is reported killed at Cape Palmas as tensions rise and U S officials act to secure the area.
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Washington
Birmingham
Republic of of Liberia
B. K. Speare
Cape Palmas
Man Bays Auto Purchase From Bahnenkamp Co
Joseph Man Bays an afternoon train buyer purchased an automobile from Bahnenkamp Co and will retain his machine tomorrow.
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Joseph Man Bays
C. BH. Hall
Joseph
Bahnenkamp & Co
Boy indicted in mutilation murder case
New York March 30 authorities report Albert Wolter indicted for the murder of Ruth Wheeler whose mutilated remains were found in a grate in his room. The coroner jury returned the verdict today and the trial is set to begin early next week with the defense seeking a continuance and claiming incipient haste.
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New York
Albert Wolter
Ruth Wheeler
Wolter
Resolution urge action on Townsend Bill rate discrimin ation
A movement in Union Wallowa Baker and Umatilla counties asks commercial clubs to resolutions urging Oregon's four congressmen to oppose the Mann amendment to the Townsend bill. The note cites legality of short haul higher rates, cites Oregon court precedent, and urges support for a bill fixing freight rates by service, not monopoly discrimination.
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Oregon
Congress
Mann
Townsend
Oliver
Commercial Club
Heyburn
House
Creart
la Grande
Coolidee
Knowles
Intersate Commerce Commission
Tmland
of Representatives
Ted
United States
Sentaora
Conereas
la Grande Commercial Club
Banquet Planned for Woodmen and Women of Woodcraft
Invitations extend to Woodmen and their wives and visiting Woodmen to the I O O F Hall tomorrow night for a ban quet in their honor. Members from out of town or new arrivals should attend to meet in a social and fraternal way the resilient. Woodcraft members plan the event to provide a pleasant social evening for attendees.
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Woodcraft
Trouble with Red Light District in Pittsburg
Town reports that 2000 women from the Redlight district will march to City Hall within 24 hours unless an order to wipe out the district is rescinded. Hints arise that politicians and backers may have organized the planned demonstration with banners and placards.
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Pittsburg
Magee
Mount Etna Eruption Strikes Catania Leaving Ashes
Peasants flee as Mount Etna erupts near Catania. A lava flow advances toward the city while 36 craters remain active and ash covers half the streets. Authorities dig trenches and plan relief funds for half a million people displaced by the disaster.
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Catania
Catanle
Crise
Ricco
Mount Aetna
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