La Follette Lecture Tonight on Representative Government
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin arrives in the city and will speak on Representative Government at First Christian Church tonight at 8 oclock. The lecture concludes a four month series by Pendleton Bureau with 60 cent seats. doors open at 7.
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Prosecutor Boon fails to convict engineer in train wreck case
In Hammond Indiana on April 15 Prosecutor Boone acquitted Engineer Galnoure in the B and A wreck case. He argued that company rules were never meant to be enforced and that trains ran partly by rule and partly by guesswork.
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Second Spraying Outfit Arrives For Pendleton Orchards
Howard Evans, Umatilla county fruit inspector, says one spraying outfit cannot meet demand. He will bring a second outfit from Milton to morrow to thoroughly spray nearly all city orchards to curb pests. He urges pruning before spraying to improve effectiveness and notes late season spraying is still hoped to slow spread.
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Thaw Case Sees New Attorney As Bail Hopes Rise
O Reilly announces he is now attorney of record for Thaw and will seek bail within a week while Delmas is reported severing ties. Senator Knox may defend. Thaw faces difficulty securing bond due to Mrs Thaw’s impaired fortune and family tensions.
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Pendleton Woman Sues Pullman Over Heater Cold Bed
Mrs Ellenbeth A Latham sues the Sunng Pullman Company for 500 damages in Denver claiming a Pullman car heater was faulty on a November trip from Pendleton to Denver. She states the Wyoming desert journey left her nearly frozen in bed.
Convention and charter change petitions to be circulated
City residents are invited to a convention at the circuit court room tomorrow evening to discuss proposed charter changes. Mayor Fee emphasizes voting by individual amendments and urges registered voters to attend and express views before petitions are filed. After the convention, petitions will be circulated and a charter election must wait sixty days.
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Delegates to The Hague Peace Conference Arrive
The American welcome to delegates to the peace conference extends to the nation. Veterans led by Dewey and other officers attend with many distinguished foreigners. A president’s letter to Cammeste expresses regret and Roosevelt cites arbitration as the key issue for The Hague conference, seeking to increase powers and salaries, and remove causes of war.
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Organ Ordered for New M. EB. Church
Rev Robert Warter of the M EB church has ordered a Kimball Duplex Tubular Pneumatic Pipe organ for the new church building. The large two manual and pedal base instrument will be dedicated in June and designed to harmonize with the interior architecture. The organ is described as suitable for regular services and capable of artistic recitals.
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Standard Found Guilty in Rebating Case at Chicago Trial
The Standard Oil Company of Indiana was found guilty on 1462 counts for receiving rebates on shipments from Whiting to East St Louis, with 449 counts dismissed. A $25,260,000 fine is proposed under the Elkins Act. The trial raises questions about whether federal law against railroad discrimination can be enforced.
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Whiting
Ind
Enet St. Louie
Elkins Law
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Chicerno & Alton Railways
Whiling
Chappell
OW Trust
Iteadornes
Jude Landis
Ale
Railroad Officials Gather for Spokanetate Hearing
Portland April 15 railroad commissions of Montana Washington and Oregon with many Pacific Northwest railroad leaders will attend the Spokanetate cases hearing in Portland conducted by Charlie A Prouty of the interstate commission who has arrived there to preside.
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McManus Trial Set For Thursday In High Court
Preparations advance for the trial of John P. McManus to begin Thursday morning in the high court. Judge Sam White of Baker City will assist District Attorney Phelps, with Bob Bates backed by supporters for the Pilot Rock editor case. Additional jurors have been subpoenaed from Athena Pendleton Weston Echo and nearby towns to form the regular panel.
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Fulton
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A. T. Melstrom
Pendleton
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Freewster
Ivan O'Harra
Weerton
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Northern officials arrive for hearing in Portland train delay
A party of Northern railway officials led by Men Campbell fourth vice president and traffic manager and A L Craig passenger department manager reached Portland in a special car for a hearing. Other expected attendees include J Woodworth traffic manager Northern Pacific Henry Finkely general western freight agent and additional leaders from Northern Pacific C R and N railroads.
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Portland
J. ©. Woodworth
Northern Pacific
Henry Finkely
General Western
Northern Paceltic
Alwo Fe
Borah Under Discussion in Washington April 16
United States District Attorney Buick of Idaho travels to Washington to confer with Attorney General Bonaparte over the federal grand jury’s work at Boise. Reports say the body indicted Senator Borah for conspiracy in land frauds and that Borah has asked the Justice Department to review the papers before serving. Bonaparte says he will not interfere with the grand jury. Borah claims a plot by the Western Federation of Miners targets him for provoking Haywood.
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United States
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Idaho
Bonaparte
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Western Federation of Miners
Haywood
Jury panel drawn for Ruef trial in San Francisco
In San Francisco on April 15 Judge Dunne appointed Elsor Biggy Ruefa custodian as special elisor to secure a new tales men panel for Ruef jurors. Sheriff O Neil and Coroner Walsh are disqualified for prejudice in favor of Ruef. A new panel will be drawn this afternoon.
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Supreme Court Decision Postponed to Tomorrow
Los Angeles April 15 The failure of proper papers in Rueis writ of habeas corpus delays the Supreme Court decision on Ruefs personal liberty until tomorrow.
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Earthquakes Spreading Fear Across Americas Reports
Albany reports a strongest quake since the sesamograph began, lasting over two hours with the pendulum struck. Mexico City and Valparaiso show similar activity while widespread tremors reach 600 miles from Potosi to Caraca as Andean volcanoes stir. Oregon inquiry notes four families may migrate if suitable land is found and copies of local editions circulate.
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Reclamation Plan Faces Cuts Amid Funding Shortfall
Engineer F H Newell warns that unless more reclamation funds arrive soon, general investigations will end and expenditures reduced. Umatilla project remains unaffected, but thousands of acres in the county could be reclaimed with funds on hand. The plan prioritizes ongoing, revenue-generating works and suspends nonessential construction where bids are unclear.
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Umatilla
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Seven New Cardinals Consistory Rome April First
A secret consistor y held in Rome as the pope created seven new cardinals. Names listed include Kavaoltri patriarch of Venice Reginaldinos papal nuncio to Spain Lorenzetti archbishop of Pariz Taua Udi archbishop of Talmero Mereler archbishop of Mualines Mafay archbishop of Pea Aquirny Vareta bishop of Burpisc Spain.
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Mafay
Pea
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Chicago Wheat Market Opens and Closes Mixed
Chicago on April 15 reports wheat opening TS percent and closing TS a4, corn opening 47 percent and finishing the same, oats opening 44 and closing unchanged, reflecting a subdued trading day in Chicago futures.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal Over Contempt Fines
Washington April 15. Senator Patterson found in contempt in Colorado Supreme Court for printing improper articles tied to Colorado Gleation cases. Fined £1000. United States Supreme Court today dismissed the appeal. Justice Harmon dissented stating the echo of free speech and press in the federal constitution means what it says.
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