Cake and Ell Nomination in Tight Oregon Primary
Early returns from last Friday’s primary show H M Cake leading Republicans for U S senator by 2000 to 2500 votes with Bilis also ahead by over 2000. Shepherd second, Geer third. Umatilla County surprises Cake victory there, with Baker County also leaning to Cake. Official canvass to begin tonight, complete results awaited.
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H.M. Cake
United States
Congressnan Bilis
Shepherd
Geer
Comprearion
Nce
Multnomah County
H. M. Cake
Umatilla County
Futton
Clatsop
Home County
Cake
Mealeo
Baker County
Fulton
Federal Building
Federal District
Baker City
Umatilla
Kkob
Hichards
Justice
Athena
Arrist
Saling
Joe Parkes
Justice Richards
Mann
Barrett
Steen
Ellie’ Sead
Trial of Thle Guarantee Trust president opens in Salem
Salem April 20 The trial of Thorburn Floss president of the defunct Thle Guarantee and Trust company of Portland for misappropriation of state funds held in trust began with jury selection after 1 PM. The state hopes to secure a jury before adjournment and the trial will likely run the rest of the week on a change of venue.
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Salem
Thorburn Floss
Thle Guarantee & Trust Company of
Portland
Venthe
Harriman's rail plan opens Birmingham division link
The Birmingham division of the Illinois Central railway opens today, connecting Savannah Ga to San Francisco and Chicago, enabling goods to move from Savannah docks to Western docks without leaving Harriman lines. The tie with Georgia Central completes the eastern loop, and Harriman gains a Savannah New York steamship line.
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Chicago
Birmingham
Illinois Central Railroad
Harriman
Savannah
San Francisco
Georgia Central
New York
Modern Triley and Svengal: Forged Checks Spree In Four Cities
Mrs A L Pougmeyer of Nampa Idaho tells police she became a present day Trilby under a Svengali figure named Madison in Spokane. She says he forced her to cash forged checks across Spokane Seattle Portland and Vancouver before moving to Vancouver Washington where she was arrested for passing three forged checks. Her companion escaped and remains at large.
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Spokane Mae
Vancouver
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Wash
A. L. Pougmeyer
Nampa
Ditch Work Contracts to Be Let on Belle Fourche Irrigation Project
Belle Fourche South Dakota April 20 contracts will be let today for 150000 yards of ditch work on the Belle Fourche government irrigation project and other awards will follow in a few days chief engineer A P Davie of Washington outlines the work expected this year bids this year are more numerous than before
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Belle Fourche
A. P. Davie
Washington
Uniting Naturalization Divisions Conference Held
Washington April 20 The first step toward welding the 10 naturalization divisions to a compact organization was taken today at a conference of the assistant district attorneys of 10 cities including the Frisco representative with Assistant Attorney General Cooley.
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Washington
Frisco
Cooley
McClary to Speak at Massachusetts SAR Meeting
General Noemaen A. McClary of Chicago, president general of the National Society Sons of the American Revolution, is the guest of honor at the Massachusetts Society annual meeting in the Old South Meeting House today in Boston scheduled for April 20.
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Boston
Noemaen A. McClary
Chicago
National Society, Sons of the American Revolution
Massachusetts Society
Old South
Peter Fee Drowns in Lewie River Headwaters
Peter H. Fee, brother of Judge James A. Fee and former Pendleton resident, drowned while crossing Lewie River headwaters in Washington on Saturday. Witnesses saw him slip from a log and vanish behind a log jam as swift water and danger hindered recovery. body not found. Age 69, he lived here until three years ago, was 5 feet 8 inches, 176 pounds, Odd Fellows member, served on Pendleton police, wife and three children remain in this city, son George with relatives.
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Peter H. Fee
James A. Fee
Lewie River
Washington
Fee
P. H. Fee
Odd Fellows Lodge
Joe Blrkeley
Turkshal
Pendleton
Portland
Cowlitz County
Waerh
George Fee
Senator Borah Attacks Orchard and Anarchists in Senate
Idaho Senator Borah delivered his maiden Senate speech denouncing Roosevelt's Brownsville action and labeling rioting troops as part of anarchist growth in the United States. He condemned political safety for crime and warned against romanticizing violence, accusing certain 25th Infantry members of planned, deliberate atrocities.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Roosevelt
Brownsville
United States
Hell
25Th Infantry
Greed of Jap merchants sparks boycott in Manchuria trade
Hongkong April 20 Leaders of British commercial interests in the Orient plan a meeting to protest Japanese monopoly of business in Korea and Manchuria under the Anglo Japanese treaty. They claim Japan steals trade marks and promotes anti British boycott, foreseeing heavy losses to Japanese commerce amid a period of economic distress.
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Manchuria
Korea
China
Hongkong
Orient
Muancarrh
Far East
England
London
Tokio
Japan
Steel Trust Meeting in New York Report
Stockholders of the United States Steel Corporation, known as the steel trust, meet in New York on April 20. It is expected all retiring directors will be reelected and current officers chosen for another year. The proxy committee remains J. P. Morgan, H. C. Frick, B. E. Gary, N. B. Ream, and N. Thayer.
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Steel Trust Meeting
New York
United States Steel Corporation
The
Steel Trust
J. P. Morgan
H. C Frick
BE. H. Gary
N. B. Ream
N. Thayer
Stockmen Convene in Seldon and Miles City Mont
Hundreds of stockmen gather in Seldon and Miles City for the Eastern Montana Wool Growers and Montana Stock Growers associations conventions. The Wool Growers open today, cattlemen begin deliberations tomorrow, with a cowboy contest barbecue and amusements planned for visitors.
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Seldon
Miles City
Mont
Eastern Montana Wool Growers’ Association
Montana Stock Growers’ Associaion
Plans for booming Oklahoma outlined in three day session
Will Boom Oklahoma at Shawnee during the three day session here of the secretaries of commercial clubs and the Oklahoma Industrial Development association plans for extensive development and industry in the state.
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Oklahoma
Shawnee
Secretaries of Commercial Clubs
The
Oklahoma Industrial Development Association
Philippine squadron arrives at Hongkong from Manila
A cable to the navy department announces the arrival at Hongkong of a division of the Philippine squadron of the Pasilipte fleet from Manila.
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Hongkong
Washington
Navy Department
Paleifte
Manila
Bryan Fighting in Desperation at Democratic Convention
Chicago April 20 Bryan fights to control the Democratic state convention due in Springfield next Thursday. Roger Sullivan backs him, while Johnson leaders claim 54 Nebraska delegates to Denver will go uninstructed or for Minnesota’s Bryan foe. Johnson gains in eastern and north central states as hopes run high for Springfield showdown. Uninstructed delegates may head to Denver. Sullivan seeks to block Johnson surge.
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Chicago
Bryan
Springfield
Roger Sullivan
Denver
Mourbon
Johnson
Minnesota
Rogers Sullivan
Anti
Pennsylvania
New York
Iilinoia
Italy Wins Ottoman Concession After Naval Pressure
Rome reports Turkey yields to Italy in every demand. Italy gains post office rights in Turkey and admission as a first class power with equal privileges. Abdul Hamid backs down, fleet orders canceled, and Italian ships stay offshore while formal capitulation is prepared.
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Rome
Turkey
Italy
Europe
Humbert
Porte
Abdul Hamid
Turkle
Montana Team Seeks Summer Ball Series
The M. WA. team from Bute Montana requests a July or August game with Pendleton. They plan a tour through Tahoe, eastern Washington and eastern Oregon. The boarding house mistress denies the full roomers gain currency.
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Pendleton
M. WA
Bute
Mont
Montana
Taho
Washington
Oregon
Safe Crackers Target Portland Office in Bold Jewelry Heist
A bold break in Portland saw burglars drill into a company office and steal gold bullion worth 1500, while avoiding explosives. The same men are suspected in the Lundy jewelry shop raid in San Francisco, where jewels valued at 50000 vanished. Evidence links the two cases as investigators pursue suspects.
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C. ; Company
Aultman and Taylor
Lundy
San Francisco
One of Worst Gangs of Youthful Criminals Ever Known Is Broken Up
Pittsburg police break up a large youth gang known as the Gamblers of the West after arresting five members. The group, numbering over 20, was led by 15 year old John Platek with 16 year old Mike Ross as brains. They cracked several safes and evaded capture for some time.
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Pittsburg
East
Mike Ross
John Platek
Campaign for H. M. Cake Senate Nomination
W. M. Cake of Portland led the Republican campaign for his brother H. M. Cake, who won Oregon's Senate nomination on a principle driven by popular election of senators. The pair promise a high plane campaign with no mudslinging as they prepare for a likely June victory.
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Oregon
W. M. Cake
Portland
Cake
H. M. Cake
People of
United States
Senate
When a Girl Returns to a Fellow Misunderstanding Occurs
A girl’s reversal toward a companion often stems from being misunderstood. The remark suggests relationship friction arises from misinterpretation rather than intent, underscoring communication gaps in social dynamics.
On Trial for Norge Stealing in Grande Ronde Valley
R. W. Deal, an elder Union county pioneer and longtime horseman, faces a circuit court trial for theft of a horse from B. E. Halley of Island City. The case, moved from Union to enhance venue, draws about 20 prominent witnesses as DA F. S. Ivanhoe prosecutes and J. D. Slater defends. The 60-year-old defendant allegedly shipped the horse from La Grande to Portland and Salem before sale. A prior 1902 sentence for horse theft and a later pardon are noted. jury members include F. Bissinger and J. F. Anderson. The first witness for the state is Halley.
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R. W. Deal
Union County
Inland Empire
Grande Ronde Valley
Deal
BE. L. Halley
Island City
la Grande
Portland
Salem
Ivanhoe
Union-Wallowa
Dexter Eaton
Charles Teal
Fred D. Gaskell
E. L. Halley
Mr. Deal
F. Bissinger
W. J. Clark
Chas
McAlary
Jerry Stone
Fred M. Brown
J. F. Anderson
John Goss
WW. J. Stockman
Coplinger
E. M. Temple
A. Ruppe
Charles McBee
B L. Halley
Power Plant Work Begins in East Lewiston
North Coast Power Co starts work this morning on leased city ground in East Lewiston for a temporary plant. Foreman Fred Polmantter arrives recently to lead a small crew shaping the site. Project cost about $20,000.
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North Coast Power Company
Lewiston
Hillsboro Horse Show Draws 4000 People
Hillsboro hosted a Saturday horse show with about 4000 attendees. Governor Chamberlain delivered a 30 minute address titled The Progress of Oregon.
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Hillsboro
Chamberlain
Oregon
Local talent show at Oregon theater to aid gymnasium debt
On April 29 the annual community talent entertainment will be held at the Oregon theater to raise funds for the Commercial association gymnasium debt. The program includes a musical extravaganza directed by Mrs Anna Selkirk Norton with Pendleton performers and a second act featuring a speculative display by the gymnasium class. Proceeds fund gymnasium indebtedness.
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Commercial Association
Oregon Theater
Bhanter
Todann
Wiforsoon
Anna Selkirk-Norton
Pendleton Tirle
Norton
Charye
Gwood
Ppslaece
Shoerktey
Caudevil
Duteques
Olf Gymnasium
Wil Beta
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T. T. Geer
Congressional
Les
Elly
Crike
Unatilla
Grangeville
Idlaho
Thorburn Ross
Warriman
Ilas
Sons of Revolution
Peter Fee
Lewis River
Senator Borah
Mikapo
Illinois
Bilight
Braskan
Central States
ITAL
Rkell
Ney
Tt. M
W. M
Norge
L. Halley
Isand City
FBS
J. D. Slater
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