County Officials to Be Reimbursed After Bank Failure Ruling
Circuit Judge Knowles dissolved a temporary injunction that blocked reimbursements to County Treasurer John Frawley and Sheriff F. P. Childers for losses from the failed Farmers & Traders National Bank. The decision stems from a suit by George Miller representing the Taxpayers' League. If upheld, the county would pay $9,515.84 to Frawley and $2,160.26 to the sheriff, with an appeal possible and the March Supreme Court term likely delaying payment.
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Treasur*r
Sherif
la Grande Bank
Union County
John Frawley
F. P. Childers
Knowles
George Miller
Cove
Taxpayers’ League
Farmers & Traders’ National Bank
Miller
Observer
Supreme Court
Explorer Freuchen Finds Broken Sextant in Cook Case
Copenhagen reports M Freuchen brought back from Greenland the case Cook claimed would prove reaching the north pole. The case, bought from Cook's Eskimo Itukusut, contained only a broken sextant, not instruments or observations.
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Cook
Copenhagen
M. Freuchen
Greenland
North Pole
Glidden tour accident postpones event after fatal crash
At Tifton Georgia on October 25 N Butler chairman of the contest board of the American Automobile Association was killed when a Cunningham car used for the Glidden tour rolled over. Referee B W Walker and Mrs Walker were injured and the tour was postponed. Walker, a California contractor and president of the California State Automobile Association, is described as Pacific coast representative of auto associations.
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Tifton
N. Butler
American Automobile Association
Cunningham
B. W. Walker
Walker
San Francisco
California State Automobile Association
Pacific Coast
Auto Associations
Oregon Nearing Golden Gate Entry
A Wireless message from the battleship Oregon indicates the famed gageel will enter the Golden Gate on Thursday after being off the Oregon coast.
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Oregon
Gold Gate
Vallejo
Gageel
Golden Gate
Oregon Coast
Groom Attacks Employer in California Shooting Shocker
In San Jose a stableman Manuel Garcia killed Simon Romero, a Monterey millionaire, and wounded Miss Bella Quesada after being reproved for taking a horse. Garcia, captured after a gunfight, died later from wounds. San Jose deputies and Sheriff Langford pursued him. a six shot exchange ended when the horse bolted.
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San Jose
Cal
Manuel Garcia
Simon Romero
Monterey
Bella Quesada
Quesada
Romero
Garcia
Langford
Jall
Fancy Apples Shown At La Grande Fair
Complaints about apples shipped out year after year lead to locally supplied winter stock. Throne on Fruit Co reserves enough fancy fruit for local demand, with orders due by November 1. Sample boxes and orders may be left with J. G. Snodgrass Polack or the Golden Rule Co. People Store displays Rome Beauty apples as finest box in La Grande window.
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Throne On Fruit Company
J. G. Snodgrass
Polack
Golden Rule Company
People
Rome
la Grande
Canton General Fen Shang Assassinated in Bomb Attack
General Fen Shang commander of the Canton garrison was killed by a bomb dropped from a housetop as he left a steamboat with his wife and an escort of thirty guards. Revolutions plot to seize Canton and establish a provisional republic at Kiu Kang.
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Canton
Steamboat
Shanghai
Fen Shang
Canton Garris
Tha Rabis
Kiukang
Night sessions likely in second Hyde murder trial
Kansas City Oct 25 night sessions are probable in the second trial of Dr C B Hyde the Swope murder suspect. Examination of talesmen proceeds slowly court aims to speed matters only forty veniremen remain on the second panel three jurors have been chosen but two face likely preemptory challenges
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Kansas City
C. B. Hyde
Talesmen
Getty-Fischer Wedding Ties Yonkers Couple
Miss Elizabeth Getty, great granddaughter of Yonkers founder, wed Carl Fischer a renowned New York City music publisher at the bride’s Yonkers home. The groom 66, the bride 28, celebrated in Yonkers on October 25.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Elizabeth P. Getty
Carl Fischer
New York City
Fischers
Strike court hears witnesses in local strike case
In police court, Deputy Sheriff witnesses testified as George A. Rickett, a striking machinist, faced charges for disturbing the peace after rocks were said to have been thrown at Night Foreman Burleigh near the OW shops during the strike. The proceedings revealed questions about pay sources for deputies and the broader strike tensions. The case, part of ongoing strike incidents, was set for 2:30 this afternoon with Rickett held on recognizance.
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Heriffa
Childers
O.W
Humphreys
George A. Rickett
Otters
Burleigh
Sherif Jack Fandyk
Fandyk
J. S. Hodgin
Council For the Defense
Little Fandyk
Watkins
Knesr
Walden
Elty
Tmlta
Evant
Round House
Cochran
Ricket
Humphrey
Judge to Probe Jurors State of Mind in McNamara Case
In Los Angeles Judge Bordwell rules jurors will be questioned to determine their ability to set aside biases. The day’s proceedings involve Albert Dunlap and questioned witnesses Mullin Hammerer and Winters as attorneys challenge jurors’ impartiality.
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Los Angeles
McNamara
Bordwell
Albert Dunlap
Darrow
F. J. Mullin
Fred Hammerer
Mullin
Linnell's Body exhumed as second autopsy opened
Boston sees exhumation of Avis Linnell after initial autopsy questions arise over cyanide vial in bathrobe. A second autopsy, with internal organs sent to Harvard for analysis, aims to clarify poison links to Rev. Richeson amid gelatin capsule theory. Casket opened at midnight to avoid injunction.
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Boston
Avis Linnell
Harvard
Rev. Richeson
Pellater
Leary
Hyannis
Southern Pacific Plans Large Force To Meet Strikebreakers
In Sacramento on October 26 the Southern Pacific claims to arrange a full working force in boiler and machine shops for next Monday as the first carload of strikebreakers from Minneapolis and Omaha nears. The company declines comment. One car shop serves as a dining room for 500 men. Current workers are fed there.
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Sacramento
Cal
Southern Pacific Oerals
Maneas City
Omaha
Postmasters Meet In Washington Opens Three Day Convention
A large attendance welcomed the start of the National association of Second and Third Class Postmasters meeting in Washington. The three day convention will be addressed by prominent post office department officials.
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Washington
National Association of
Post Office Department
Extra Inning Fatal to Mack Loring in New York Game
In a long tenth inning, New York defeats Philadelphia with a final score decided by a over the fence hit by Mack Loring and a late defensive miscue. Coombs was removed but Plank in the lineup touched for the decisive run.
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Mack
Philadelphia
New York Fm
New York
Coombs
New York Defeats Philadelphia In Extra Inning Classic
At Polo Grounds New York edged Philadelphia 4 to 3 in ten innings after a late surge. Doyle starred with a run scoring double and a key strike, while Crandall and Devore supplied late offense. Five pitchers saw action as Marquard and Ames pitched through the final frames.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Fiers
Doyle
Snodgrass
Murray
Merkle
Murphy
Marquard
Ames
Grandall
Giants
Athletics
Coombs
Fletcher
Crandall
Devore
Plank
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Oldring
Anti-Horse Thief Convention Opens in Tulsa Oklahoma
The annual Anti-Horse Thief Association of Oklahoma opened today with a mounted parade in which several hundred members from across the state participated. The convention will continue tomorrow.
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Tulsa
Okls
Anti-Horse Thief Association of Oklahoma
Scolded boy leaves home under suspicious circumstances
A 12 year old boy left home after a reprimand from Mrs. Marshall, a lodging house manager. Police search the main line of the O.W.R. in both directions but fail to find him. His mother and authorities fear he ran off with a boy called Tex and a horse as transport.
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Torn
Hyde
Presure
Venire Mer
Hammerer
Winter
Winters
Lecompte Davis
Davis
Linnell
AVIS
Mnoyle
Loring
Giana
Marquard, Ames, Crandall and Meyers
Coombs, Plank , and Lapit
Marshall
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