Hung Jury Deliberations Continue In Warner Case
Jurors reported a hopeless deadlock in the Mrs. Mabel Young Warner trial after 18 hours of deliberation. The panel stood nine for conviction and three for acquittal with some jurors allegedly leaning to acquit. Judge Bean ordered a return to the jury room as talks shifted to rebuttal testimony concerning the witness who claimed Warner’s handwriting.
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Bean
Porter
Brownell
Shaw
Mabel Young Warner
Warner
Mra
Warner Ware
Gourt
Amser
J. D. Smith
Young
Smith
Wadinean
Weerton Bank
Frank Salling
J. A
J. BP. Winter
BR. M. O'Brien
Dave Lavender
Buelnesa
Attormese
Judge Fee
H. FE. Collier
J. P. Winters
Mr. Winter
ER. M. Powers
Great Northern Fined 15000 in Federal Rebating Case
The Great Northern was fined in federal court today 1000 on each of 16 counts for granting rebates to a firm in the grade trade between Minneapolis and Duluth. The jury deliberated for about half an hour.
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Minneapolis
The
Great Northern
Duluth
Liquor Sold to Minor Cases at Rainier Beer Hall
Rainier Beer hall proprietor J. A. Fynder and bartender Herman Peters faced liquor law charges after selling beer to minors. Snyder, charged with three counts, pleaded guilty and was fined 25 dollars per count. The incident stemmed from a disturbance involving Arnspiger and Ernest Torunter, both intoxicated, leading to a police report and a case brought by City Attorney McCourt. The minor Arnspiger, identified as underage, was central to the prosecution and the liquor ordinance violation.
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Rainier Beer Wall
Syinder
Snyder
J. A. Fynder
Rainier
Herman Peters
Michael Ariephger
Geatnet Synder
Peters
Arnspiger
Ernest Torunter
Anaiyst
McCourt
Armepliger
Synder
Petere
Arteepiex
Hotelkeeper Fined for Slaughtering Beef in City Limits
Adium April 6 Mr Reod who runs the Commercial hot at this price was brought before the recorder's court yesterday and fined 10 dollars and costs for slaughtering beef for his butcher shop within the city limits. The dance at city hall last evening was a success and well attended by young people from the surrounding country. There are 5000 flowers in the Silverton Mohail pool this year to be offered for sale Monday April 6.
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Adame
Reod
Recorder’s Court
Postmaster Picked as Campbell to Lead Chicago Office
Washington April 6 announces State Senator Campbell of Chicago will be appointed postmaster to succeed Busse. Earlier talks at the White House between American and Central American diplomats yielded a tentative peace accord and a plan to reclassify lands showing mineral traces as potential mineral areas. The conference included Bacon and ambassadors Creel Calvo Toledo Mejia and other officials with Honduras represented by Lee.
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White House
Central America
Washington
Bacon
Creel
Calvo
Corta Rica
Toledo
Guatemala
Mejia
Salvador
Lee
Honduras
State Department
Chicago
Campbell
Busse
Wealthy Oklahoman guilty of murder in land lease dispute
New Kirk Oklahoma April 6 Woodson Morris age 65 a wealthy man was declared guilty of murdering Woodford P Carsidy and his son over a land lease quarrel and was sentenced to life.
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New Kirk
Okla
Woodson & Morris
Yeet
Oklahoma
Slide at Wyeth Triggers Mountain Slide on Rail Line
A slide at Wyeth near Portland blocked the rail line for hundreds of feet, covering tracks to a depth of four to eight feet. Fire and work crews cleared debris. a relief train from Portland was expected to run tonight.
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Wyeth
Portland
Fortlond
Indian subscribership losses at Oregon papers noted
The East Oregonian and Bart Oregonian are believed to have among the largest losses of reservation Indian subscribers in the United States. The Lewiston Tribune is also read by many Nez Perce readers, with some subscribers at nearby post offices.
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East Oregonian
Umnoatilla Tailae
Careele Thdian
Bendreton
Aekay
Glibbon
Bart Oregonian
Lewiston Tribune
The
Tribune Ie
Nez Percer
Fire kills one in city blaze in Conn district
A morning fire in a city building in South Windham Connecticut April 4 killed one person and injured several. The blaze caused limited property damage with the home reportedly not of great value.
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Aouth Wildham
Conn
Roosevelt and Brain Storm Dinner Prompt Public Reaction
Washington and Chicago reports detail a controversial dinner involving a “bibulous guest” and Senator Bourne amid claims of a rich men conspiracy. President Roosevelt insists the plot exists, touting forthcoming corroborative evidence. Bourne and Hansbrough avoid comment. Andrews and Hemenway also mum as Chicago wheat quotes close the day.
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Washington
White House
Bourne
Hansbrough
Pourne
Andrews
Hemenway
Indian Jurors Sought in Murder Trial of Si mon Goudy
Reporter notes attorneys argue for Indian jurors in the case of Simon Goudy an Indian defendant on trial for first degree murder in the death of Peter Sapeon. Hearing postponed to rule on jury composition with claims exclusion violates the 14th Amendment. Van Loom a Catella inmate attempts suicide by wrist slashing.
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Vokting
Seton Odary
Simon Goudy
Earior
Peter Sapeon
Rigg
Yokling
Poers
Ward
Snively
Goudy
van Loom
Pocatella
Calahoose
Protest Prejudgment By Roosevelt In New York Meeting
Labor leaders in New York organized a Moyer Haywood protest and, via chairman Thomas Crimming, sent a letter to the president demanding public amends for his statements. The missive defends Moyer Haywood Pettibone as innocent until proven guilty and questions the impact of the president’s words on public opinion and possible jurors.
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New York
Moyer-Haywood
Thomas Crimming
Moyer and Haywood
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Patrick Hopeful After Five Years In Sing Sing Death House
New York April 6 Lawyer Albert T Patrick hopeful he will win his fight for freedom after five years as a Sing Sing prisoner. Convicted of murdering Texas millionaire William Marsh Rice he was arrested in 1906 and sent to Sing Sing on April 7 1962. He spent four years eight months in the death house before his sentence was commuted to life last December. Now he works in the prison bakery and seeks a pardon via petitions while his health remains good.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
Texas
Wiliam Marah Rice
Sing Sing
Patrick
Higgins
Allegemental Incompetency in Eddy Way Case Moves to Vacate Deed
Concord April 6 The plaintiff’s counsel filed a supplementary bill in equity challenging the validity of the deed of trust and seeking its vacation, alleging the grantor was incompetent to execute. The action follows a surprise sprung by the defense in the Eddy Way case.
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Concord
XN. H
McClellan Loses a Point in Mayoral Case
New York April 6 Mayor McClellan’s demurrer to the attorney general’s proceedings to test his right to the mayoralty was overruled. The ruling allows the state to try the case on its merits. With the Decamt bill passed by the legislature the attorney general is unlikely to proceed now.
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New York
McClellan
Gereral
Greek Laborers Seen as Aard Lot At Northwest Camps
Uneducated violent Europeans from Greece and Italy move through the city en route to railroad construction camps in Washington and Idaho. Reports describe 300 plus workers, their baggage, and quarantine marks, with complaints about their behavior in depots, smoking cars, and markets.
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Paries Tinto
Northwest
Washington
Idaho
Tinho
Europe
Bagenge
New York
Op No
Sand
Greece
Met
Echo Saloon Sold to Thad Barnes in Echo
Thad Barnes buys the White Front saloon from Cloyd Olver and takes charge today. Olver plans a new saloon in Hermiston soon. J G Edwards from Shaniko returns from France with 30 Rambouillet rams at 1500 dollars each.
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Echo
Thad Barnes
Cloyd Olver
Hermiston
Barnes
J. G. Edwards
Shanike
France
Rambouilett Rams
Indictments Expected in Home Telephone Case
San Francisco dispatch reports that indictments may be returned today against J S Torrance T W Phillips A B Cass and a Graves from Los Angeles and Toledo in the Home Telephone case. Officials of Pacific States Telephone may also be indicted. Detweller remains at large with townwide manhunts and a strong pursuit by prosecutors.
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San Francisco
J.S. Torrance
T. W. Phillips
A. B. Cass
Graves
Los Angeles
Toledo
Pacific States ‘Telephone Company
Ten Workmen Shot by Strikers in Lodz Rectory District
Lodz April ten workmen were shot and killed by strikers in the rectory district today as they attempted to resume work. The millingers desire to re employ the inter, but the strikers refuse to resume.
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Lodz
Tha Millingers
Deste
Inter
Sirikere Refese
Resme
Start on a 15000 Mile Trip
Superior Wis April 6 Captain J HM Rwart arrived to take the Foener Wintebigs over 15000 miles to San Francisco by ship line his crew and cargo ready for departure in the spring voyage to the west coast city
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Superior
Wis
J. HM. Rwart Hae
San Francisco
Admen oppose sending women to Jamestown exposition
The Adimens league strongly opposed sending a delegation of young women to Jamestown in Indian costumes. Whittler introduced the remonstrance, which was heartily endorsed. Real estate men urged more boosters and bigger prices, claiming Portland needed aggressive brokers to attract investment and growth.
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Adimens League
Jamestown Exposition
Inedians
Daily Journal
X. Co
Aid Verisite
Portland
Admen
Sahara Desert
Sheep at Six Dollars Per Head Auctioned
Messrs Burnt and Hammons shipped 4400 ewes to C NO Dianele a major buyer who attended nine Salt Lake parties and Boise Capital News. The flock was delivered near Reynolds Creek country and the price was reported at $6 per head.
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Messrs
Burnt & Hammons
Dianele
Salt Lake
Boise
Reynolds Creek
Annexation Referendum Sparks City Vote Today
A special action is held today to decide if the city will be annexed to Seattle. If approved Seattle would gain about 20,000 residents and the primary issue is the water system benefit the Hale area would receive.
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Ratard
Seattle
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McDonald
Mitchell
Newgreed
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Witte
J. L. Stockman
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William Kilgore
A. J. Gill
BR. L. Smith
T. Phillips
T. B. Wells
Marion Jack
G. M. Lewis
A. T. Per[king
J. W. McCormmach
H. ¢. Branetetter
E. L. Thrasher
Heppner
McDonald Land Mitchell
eBan. McDonatl Ie
J. R. ‘Raley
Raley
Mitchel
Tere
J. Slater
Silverton Mohail Pool
Mondry, Agriib
Department of the Interloy
Meng
Geological Survey
Roosevelt
Brain Storm
Patrick Hopeful
Home Telephone Company
Pacific States Company
Detweller
Detweiler
Tdetweller
Itussia
Make Sense
Jamestown
Rutland
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