Groat Court Sessions Hear Motions and Sentences
Judge Eakin overruled the motion to squash the indictment in Smith and Klein. Demur argued on general grounds. hearing set for today. Meyers sentenced to two years after claiming drunken act. court notes intoxication not a defense. O Sullivan vs Blakeley involves note for 10000 dollars and a sheriff sale with tax satisfaction. Attorneys Finn and Shehan represent the plaintiff. district attorney spoke.
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Klein
Bhe
Meyers
Eakin
J.C. Smith
John Klein
Wm, Ericson Jr
M. J. Oa
G. Mayers
Peter O'Sullivan
J. M. Blakley
Sherif
Wallowa
Wallowa County
C. H. Finn
E. W. Shehan
Court schedule notes in J C Smith and Joh Klein indictments
Judge Eakin fixed Monday morning to hear demurrer arguments on the indictments of J C Smith and Joh Klein. Knighton Knight’s case is set for Tuesday. C C Frazier vs Ed Harding city poundmaster continues as we go to press with the proceedings.
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Eakin
J. C Smith
Joh Klein
Knighton Knight
C. C. Frazier
Ed Harding
City Poundmaster
Jewish Colony Planned in Nassau County New York
Arrangements are under way to form a Jewish colony in Nassau county New York comprising Jews from Manhattan east side. The project, started years ago with Roumanian Jewish involvement and 16000 dollars paid, failed when clear land title could not be secured. The plan calls for a market place plus workshops and stores, with Jews of all nationalities in the colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps News Association
New York
Nassau County
Manhattan
St Andrews University Opens Winter Session Endorses Spelling Reform
In St Andrews Scotland on October 12 the winter session at St Andrews University opened. President James Donaldson expressed cordial support for Roosevelt style spelling reform saying it would save millions of hours and advance English language learning by removing obstacles to study.
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Scripps News Association
St. Andrews
Scotland
St. Andrews University
James Donaldson
Roosevelt
Nationals Win From Americans In Chicago Series
In Chicago on Oct 19 the Nationals defeated the Americans two to two as crowds of 17 000 chased tickets before the game. George Davis of the Sox made his first series appearance recovering from illness with Roche at short. Evers drove in a run in the seventh, and the madden ing crowd roared in the ninth as the Sox battled to a late rally.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
George Davis
Sox
Roche
Davis
Tannehill
Cubs
Hshn
Ghance
Steinfeldt
Altrock
Donahue
Evers
Sullivan
Rail plan to standard gauge and tunnel routes
Denver management will switch to standard gauge after current stock wears out on the Denver and Rio Grande road. A tunnel project for Marshall Pass and Carro hill could create a through Salt Lake route, cutting about thirty miles. In Findlay fourteen orphan home children are critically ill from suspected infected milk with officials pursuing prosecutions if suppliers are found.
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Scripps News Association
Denver
Colo
Denver and Rio Grande Road
Marshall Pass
Carro Hill
Salt Lake
Findlay
Ohio
Om-Cials
Hays Elected Moderator of Oregon Synod
In Newport Oregon the Oregon synod elected E B Hays pastor of La Grande Presbyterian Church as moderator to lead Presbyterian churches for the coming year. Hays has served La Grande for years and his election is approved. Tomorrow he will chair the foreign missions committee reading its annual report. Wm Grant delegate from Grande Ronde presbytery arrived for the week-long meetings.
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Newport Ore
Oregon Synod
E.B. Hays
la Grande
Hays
Hee la Grande
Hig Sl
Foreign Missions Committee
Wm. Grant
Grande Ronde
Hughes Develops Strength in New Jersey Gubernatorial Run
Hughes the Republican nominee for governor arrived in Pennagin to campaign in Wells and Senace counties. A large morning meeting drew many lifelong Democrats who pledged loyal support. He credits the Tammany Hearst deal for boosting his prospects.
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Scrippa News Association
Pennagin
N. J
Hughes
Wells
Senace
Federal ruling affirms federal sovereignty in port case
Federal Judge Wolverton ruled in United States v Port of Portland that the federal government may seek damages for incidents caused by corporation employees. The decision rejects state and public corporation immunity from liability and confirms damages can be pursued upon proving violation of the law.
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Scripps New A Association
Portland
Wolverton
United States
Port of Portland
Waco Day festival fills Padgitt Park with celebration
In Waco Texas on October 12 the annual Waco Day festival featured bands entertainment and numerous shows. The carnival at Padgitt Park attracted a very large attendance from across Texas as festivities proceeded.
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Scripps News Association
Waco
Texas
Padgitt Park
Sugar Prices Fall Across Grades in New York Market
New York October 12 refined sugar prices declined ten cents per hundred pounds across all grades prompting market observers to note a broad market drop.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Teachers Seek Retirement Fund Plan in Harrisburg
A statewide teachers meeting in Harrisburg discussed action to push a bill creating a retirement fund for teachers. Delegates from across Pennsylvania attended the session held October 12.
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Scripps News Association
Harrisburg
State of
Pann
Moderates in Havana denounce U S intervention
Moderates in Havana begin agitation against the provisional government denouncing United States actions and accusing Washington of fostering sugar and tobacco trusts through its interference.
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Scripps News Association
Havana
Sch
United States
U.S
Sugar and Tobacco
Robbers Fail to Loosen Jackson Bank Vault
Robbers surrounded the Peoples bank at Jackson and exploded dynamite under the vault but failed to open the safe. Dr. Jr I Triplett opened fire and kept up a running fight as the thieves escaped empty handed.
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Scripps News Association
Richmond
Peoples Bank
Jackson
Dr. Jr. I. Triplett
Boycott Declared in Hong Kong as Leaders Released
A new boycott targets all American goods in Hong Kong with three ring leaders discharged by the Viceroy. The men were held in prison for their role in the movement, and crowds gathered at the prison gates to celebrate their release with a luncheon for the prisoners.
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Scripps News Association
Hong Kong
Russian colony seeks relocation from Mexico to California
Borippe Neva Association reports the Russian colony at Guadalupe station in Lower California plans moving to a new site in California. About one hundred families are settled with thirty thousand more expected to follow once a location is chosen. The move aims to consolidate the colony in a new region of California.
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Borippe Neva Association
San Diego
Guadalupe Station
Lower
California
Mexico
Grain markets open with mixed wheat corn oats
Scrippa News reports Chicago wheat opened at 4 and closed at 7 447 while corn moved from 41 to 42 and oats from 88 to 55 as daily prices wrap.
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Scrippa News Association
Chicago
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Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Oroville
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Modoc County
Henderson
McGall
Miss Fluke
W.H. Dick
L. Bert Olson
Fluke
Newlin
Newlin Drug CO
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