Tamper With Equipment as Strike Turmoil Spreads
Three Warren Construction teamsters Tom Mylan John Marshall and Harvey Horseman sought by police on assault warrants after beating Pendleton resident Marion Deardorff near the Northern Pacific freight depot. Deardorff injured. Turner narrowly escaped burns when his wagon bed collapsed. Strikers’ places filled at paving company but quarry delay halted street work.
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Tom Mylan
John Marshall
Harvey Horseman
Marion W. Deardorff
Warren Construction Company
Charles Williamson
Dee Turner
Mylan
Marshall
Horseman
Northern Pacific
Deardorff
Pendleton
Wiberty
Turner
Williamson
Club Smokers Tonight Honor 200 New Commercial Members
Tonight at 8 o clock the Commercial club rooms host a smoker for new members to celebrate 200 additions to the Commercial association. All members regardless of age color or servitude are urged to attend and share in Joe Skrable s planned festivities with no excuses for absence.
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Commercial Club
Commercial Association
Joe Skrable
Strikebreaker Hangs Jury in Hoquiam Trial
Hoquiam Wash April 9 A strike breaker who hung the jury after the trial of Dr F Titus veteran fighter for free speech. Titus faced charges of intimidating strike breakers during the Hoquiam incident with the case ending in a disagreement last night.
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Hoquiam
Wash
F. Titus
Titus
Hoqquiam
Death Delights Woman In Parma's Room Mystery
In New York on April 9, Prof Louis Parma director of the New York Conservatory of Music was found dead in his room beside a beautful imbecile girl who gibbered and laughed. The coroner and physicians cited mystery over the cause of death and the woman identity while police seek her relation to Parma who had protected the girl for nine years. The girl spoke seven languages and uttered only the names Alice and Helen.
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New York
Louis Parma
Parma
New York Conservatory of Music
Alice
Helen
Rof
Jess Garrett to Lead Local Tri-State Team
At a local meeting last night Pendleton fans accepted Jess Garrett former Portland twirler as playing manager for 175 per month. Don Rader former Pendleton star sent a four month contract offer. Vancouver’s Bob Brown offers six players to Pendleton. Officials favor a four team league to boost home games and will decide at the fund subscribers meeting tonight.
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Jess Garrett
Portland
Pendleton
Baseball Fund
Board of Trade
Rader
Charlies Bond
Don Rader
Pendleton High School
Medford
Boston Americans
Univesity
Oregon
Brown
Bob Brown
Vancouver Northwest
Hillman Arranges His Finances Before Entering Pen
Clarence D. Hillman millionaire real estate man, to serve two and a half years in federal penitentiary for fraudulent mall use, will remain free until Monday. He then goes into U S marshal custody but stays in Seattle until April 20, when moved to McNeil's Island. Arrangement allows time to settle finances. Writ of mandate has not yet arrived.
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Seattle
Wash
Clarence D. Hillman
Federal Penitentiary
McNeil’s Island
Hillman
Woman wins divorce suit get husband to pay gown cost
Los Angeles Mrs. Helen Andrade, facing a second divorce suit, won again as she forced her estranged husband to cover the $75 price of a gown she bought soon after their separation.
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Los Angeles
Helen Andrade
Woman Sheriff Escorts Prisoners to Penitentiary
Jefferson City Missouri reports Nancy A Williams recently commissioned sheriff of Laclede county and the first woman to serve as Missouri sheriff. She was appointed to succeed her late husband and says she had no difficulty escorting her prisoners to the penitentiary.
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Nancy Williams
Jefferson City
Nancy A. Williams
Laclede County
Missouri
Willams
Cushman Nominated for United States Judge Post
President Taft has sent to the senate the nomination of Howard T. Cushman for United States judge of the Western District of Washington.
Political clashes at New York GOP convention in Rochester
At the Rochester state convention delegates debate instructing large delegates for Taft. Nicholas Murray Butler presided as factions led by Root and Barnes clash over resolutions. Taft letter raises recall impeachment defense amid tense exchanges and persuasion attempts from Taft campaign manager McKinley via long-distance call.
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Rochester
Republican Machine Workers
Taft
Nicholas Murray Butler
Col Roosevelt
Resolutions Committee
Senator Root
Willliam Barnes
Root
New York
Barnes
Washington
McKinley
Butler
Votes for Women Standoff Turns Violent in Chicago
A Chicago political worker was stabbed after an incident over a woman voter refusing to back the suffrage cause. Police say the incident stemmed from tensions surrounding the votes for women movement.
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Hubby
Chicago
Photographer shot by wife in Chicago violence flare
In Chicago on April today Charles Ritchey a photographer refused to vote for votes for women was shot five times through the arms and legs by his wife. His injuries were not fatal.
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Chicago
Charles Ritchey
Chicago primaries see record expected voter turnout
In Chicago on April 6 under clear skies, officials anticipate the largest turnout in Elinors history. Roosevelt and Taft camps forecast victory in many districts while La Follette's team expects strong district results. Early reports include hundreds of voting-law complaints to election authorities and a stabbing of Thomas O'Brien by three unidentified men. Women participate actively as suffrage gains momentum in Cook County.
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Chicago
Elinors
Roosevelt
Taft
la Follette
Thomas O'Brien
West Aile
Cook County
Millionaire Charged With Trying To Kill Wife
London April it was announced that Frederick O Beach a millionaire society man of New York and South Carolina with his wife left the Hiner Maur etania at Fish Guard Beach would be arrested on a charge of assaulting his wife with intent to kill Mrs Beach was attacked at Aiken North Carolina weeks ago her throat slashed A warrant is reported and is believed Beach will be arrested soon
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London
Frederick O. Beach
New York
South Carolina
Beach
Alexandria Delegates Elect for Taft At Convention
Alexandria Louisiana April 9 delegates to the national convention were elected by the Republican state delegation with instructions to vote for Taft if his name appears before the convention.
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Alexandria
Taft
Republiican
Col Hammond Arrested Over Illegal Wine Sale in California
Reports from Lakeport California state Col Charles Mifflin Hammond, brother-in-law to Theodore Roosevelt and Taft campaign manager in California, has been arrested for illegally selling wine. Hammond seeks postponement of the case until after California primaries on May 4.
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San Francisco
Col
Charles Mifflin Hammond
Roosevelt
Taft
California
Lakeport
Calif
Hammond
Bomb kills five in Lisbon and injures thirty in procession
A Lisbon dispatch reports five people killed instantly and thirty seriously injured when a fanatic bomb exploded during a religious procession marching to a church. The attack aimed at the crowd as the procession passed.
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London
Lisbon
Portugal
Ferry disaster in Nile sinks Cairo to Ghisech route
At least two hundred people are reported drowned after a ferry collides with another vessel in midriver on the Nile. The ferry, carrying about three hundred aboard, capsized en route from Cairo to Ghiseh. Twenty bodies have been recovered. two hundred remain missing.
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Cairo
Egypt
Nile
Ghisech
Echo rally features machine politics clash in Echo
At a Echo rally 76 voters heard Republican candidates Peterson Hinkle Steiner Neal and Wallan address the primary race. Peterson accused opponents of backing a county machine while Hinkle denied a machine exists and urged retract. The meeting in T C O F hall was led by J F Spinning with L L Mann present but silent.
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Echo
Messrs
Peterson
Hinkle
Steiner
Neal
Wallan
Kinkie
Oregon
Portland
Umatilla
J. T. Hinkle
Milton
T. C. O. F. Hall
J. F. Spinning
L. L. Mann
Members face stock disclosure demand in House
Washington April 10 The money trust investigation widens as Rep Charlee A Lindbergh of Minnesota introduces a resolution requiring every House member to publicly disclose stock holdings and business interests within ten days. Those failing to list within fifteen days will be published daily in the congressional record blacklist.
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Washington
Money Trust
House of Representatives
Powers
Wall Street
Charlee A. Lindbergh
Minnesota
House
Congressional Record
Nebraska suspends to see La Follette in speeches
Helbridge Near, April 9. Schools were dismissed and businesses closed as Nebraska cities allowed children and merchants to hear Senator La Follette in nearly a dozen speeches and his usual night talks. San Francisco telegram says La Follette is fire on Nebraska prairies and politicians expect a victory at the primaries with Taft’s manager conceding a large hay stack.
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Helbridge
Nebraska
Senator la Follette
San Francisco
Apri
la Follette
John J. Cannon
La Follette Prospects Rise in California Campaign
Medford Oregon April 9 Walter Houser campaign manager for La Follette says California will carry him easily. He accuses Governor Johnson of switching to Roosevelt as a repudiated move by those who prize fair play. Mouser plans to stump Oregon for La Follette.
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Medford
Ore
California
Senator la Follette
Johnson
Roosevelt
Walter Houser
la Follette
Mouser
Oregon
Mine Operators Confer On Strike Situation Today
A committee of anthracite coal operators from across the country met in New York for a final conference before facing miners in Philadelphia tomorrow. Miners' representatives meet tonight in Philadelphia as both sides race to avert a prolonged strike.
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Philadelphia
New York
Claim Society Has A Black Hand Department
In a government hospital cell, Mary Gage a wealthy widow previously charged with threatening banker Charles J Bell planned her final court bid for Thursday. She and her daughter Margaret Guage reiterated they are victims of society s black hand.
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Washington
Government Hospital
Mary Gage
Charles J. Bell
Margaret Guage
Explosion Destroys Schooner in Vancouver Island Waters
In Vancouver today engineer McAuley reported a blast aboard the fishing schooner Butte caused by gasoline fumes ignited by a lantern. The explosion wrecked the vessel. the captain leaped overboard with his hair afire and was burned to death.
70-Pound Man Abraham Sodek Dies in Boston
Abraham Sodek, 26, dies in Boston while reportedly weighing 70 pounds at death. Doctors say Sodekson gained about 20 pounds daily in the final week. death attributed to cardiac degeneration.
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Boston
Abraham Sodekson
Sodekson
Lynch Victim Thom ais Miles Hanged After Accusations
In Shreveport Alabama on April 9 Thom ais Miles a 29 year old Black man was lynched after being acquitted of writing a letter to a white girl. His body was found hanging from a tree, riddled with bullets.
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Shreveport
Ala
Thomais Miles
Miles
Natchez Levee Breaks Sparks Mississippi Flood Threat
Reports from Natchez Mississippi indicate the Mississippi River levee has broken near Natchez with water lapping the tops of other levees in the area. The river is falling today and danger is passing as vast logs of livestock are trapped in the St Francis basin.
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Natchez Levee
Hemphis
Tenn
Natchex
Miss
Mississippi River
St. Francis Basin
Not Dishonor 10 Averts Law Challenge
Judge Stephen Lowell declares a broad belief that not dishonor should avoid legal trouble. The ruling signals respect for public conduct standards and highlights a push for accountability in high profile cases.
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Stephen Lowell
Lawlessness Is Curse Speaks On Public Officials and Law
Pendleton judge Stephen A Lowell addresses the Spirit of the Law at Highland Congregational Portland last evening. He denounces a view that avoiding law is not dishonor and questions how the senate refused to expel Lorimer and Stevenson. He criticizes assaults on anti trust laws by powerful interests.
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Stephen A. Lowell
Pendleton
Glad Hand Brotherhood
Highland Congregational Church
Portland
Federal
Senate
Lorimer
Stevenson
Lambing Averages Boost Expected In Umatilla County
Lambing season in Umatilla county shows progress with many flocks rebounding from a poor start. W A Slusher projects a 150 percent rise in his father’s flock at Nolin as twins and even triplets become common. Lower ranges report better conditions and larger increases, with Pilot Rock flockmasters guessing 100 percent or more and general averages near 66 percent.
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Umatilla
W. A. Slusher
Nolin
Pilot Rock
Apollo Concert Company Delights Pendleton Crowd
The Apollo concert company staged a high school lecture course finale at M. E. church drawing a large audience. The troupe impressed with meritorious musical selections and multiple encores. Miss Spring stood out as reader, vocalist, and pianist, while Elvch showcased versatile talent. The group was praised as the most entertaining troupe Pendleton has seen in months.
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Apollo
M. E. Church
Elvch
Miss Spring
Apollo Concer Company
Pendleton
Judge Friendly to Roads to Decide Rate Case
Washington April 9 It is reported the U S supreme court is evenly divided on the inter mountain rate case with four favoring the interstate commerce commissions reduction of westbound freight rates to intermountain cities and four opposing When reargued next October Associate Justice Hadlon Pit ney may cast the deciding vote
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hadlon Pitney
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Idiotke Ward
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Hwe
N.Y
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Illinois
Louisiana
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