Missing Witness in Adams Case Found in Portland
The missing witness Arch ie Philip, key to the Steve Adams case, surfaced in Portland claiming concealment in the District of Columbia. He says he fled the United States due to threats linked to Harvey Brown and rejected offers to return for testimony. He credits his escape with saving his life. Washington report says navy powder changes caused Missouri explosion due to slower combustion, leading to miscalculations by gunners.
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Portland
Steve Adams
Archie Philip
District of Columbia
United States
Harvey Brown
Sinho
Adams
Brown
Washington, D. C
Ready for the Grind in Frisco Bout Between Nelson Attel
In Frisco on March 31 Battling Nelson and Abe Attel prepare for a second class boxing match. Both fighters are trained to the hour and confident of victory as fans pack the venue. Bets sit at even money with Eddie Smith refereeing due to Graney's illness.
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San Francisco
Nelson
Abe Attel
Attel
Eddie Smith
Graney
Japanese Demand End to Bloody Boycott in China
Tokyo orders China to stop the bloody boycott at once after bloodshed linked to violations. The Japanese government accuses Chinese authorities of half measures and warns of indemnity claims for Japanese merchants. Weather forecast notes fair conditions and freezing temps tonight and Wednesday.
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China
Mikado
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Tsung Lei Yamen
Ching
Filing Time Limit Expires Tomorrow Evening
Prospective candidates rush to file деклара tions as the April primaries loom at 8 o clock. The list shows those who have already submitted declarations across offices in Union County including representatives, county commissioners, recorder, treasurer, superintendent and other roles with several towns named such as La Grande Cove Elgin and Island City. The article notes remaining filings expected before tomorrow night.
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Union County
Stephen F. Richardson
J. B. Stoddard
la Grande
H. E. Coolidge
Por
David H. Proctor
KR. Snook
Lewis A. Gunsett
Dom
John Frawley
Omen Bishop
Rep
Union
EB. BE. Braga
John M. & Smith
Cove
T. R. Monk
B. C
John A. Matott
Co. H. Bidwell
Island City
Geo. W. Hansen
North Powder
Ll. A. Wright
Oregon Rail Commission Slashes Freight Rates
The Oregon State Railroad Commission ends a landmark session with a 25 percent cut on first class rates from Portland to eastern Oregon east of The Dalles. All other first class and related freight rates are reduced proportionally, altering charges from Portland to eastern points.
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Polots
Oregon
Dalles
Salem
State Railroad Commission
Portland
Pointa
Resignation Accepted as Ambassador Tower to Germany
The White House announced that Charlemagne Tower’s resignation as ambassador to Germany is accepted effective June 1. President Roosevelt will send to the Senate David Jayne Hill’s nomination to succeed Tower as ambassador to Germany.
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Washington
White House
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Roosevelt
Senate
David Jayne Hill
Tower
Castro Actions Called Faulty In Asphalt Dispute
Secretary of State Root sent to Congress correspondence on U S Venezuela asphalt claims. Commissioner Calhoun's report accuses Castro government of trumped up charges and seeks action including damages of ten million dollars. Washington cabinet weighs port blockade as state and navy list vessels ready for service including four cruisers.
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United States
Castro
Calhoun
New York
Elihu Root
Chlme
Venezuela
Werhalt Chilme
Cutro
Wisure
Venezuelan Supreme Court
Washington
Navy
Gould Family Quarrel Drives Anna Gould to St Regis
In New York on March 31 Mme Anna Gould prepared to leave the Gould home for the St Regis hotel after a family quarrel over her intended marriage to Prince de Bagán. The final conference reportedly widened rifts as the family voiced strong opposition to the match.
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New York
Prince de Bagan
Mme
Anna Gould
Gould
St. Regis Hotel
Anna
Army Scandal Shocks Ranks Named as American Dreyfus
Col. W. F. Stewart faces accusations amid a broader army scandal described in bold terms. The report compares him to the notorious Dreyfus case, signaling mounting controversy within the service and calls for investigation.
Army scandal over Col Stewart exiled to Fort Grant
Washington reports from Sam Francisco claim Col William B P Stewart, once in charge of Florida fort finances, has been banished to Fort Grant Arizona without trial. His friends call it a Dreyfus like injustice and demand a formal inquiry. Stewart says he sought a hearing which was refused and that he has fought for justice since.
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Washington, D. C
Sam Francisco
William BP. Stewart
Fort Finances
Florida
Fort Grant
Arizona
Stewart
War Department
Desert
Evans Will Land At San Diego Mission Delays
A wireless message confirms the battleship Connecticut with Admiral Evans aboard will reach San Diego today. The private car Sacramento has been brought in, likely to take Evans to the San Luis Obispo hot springs for rest. The tender Yankton is said to accompany the flagship.
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San Diego
Hot Springs
Cal
Connecticut
Admiral Evans
Sacramento
Eivana
San Luis Oblepo
Conference Aims at Halting General Railroad Strike
Denver March 21 unofficial reports say Gould railroad officials will meet with union men to decide on possible general strike on the road and renewal of the closed shop contracts. Boilermarkers and blacksmiths have voted to strike if renewals fail.
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Cenfer
Denver
Gould Railroad
Imueta
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B. W. Davis
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Elgin
W. F. Anderson
Ed Wright
J. H. Peare
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David Bay
Charles Playle
Alicel Proteinet
H. Cook
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Lue
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BLACK
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Hill
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