Arrests and accusations sweep job for McNamara case
Report outlines arrests of officers on kidnaping charges tied to John McNamara and the dynamite plot linked to the Times explosion. Names include Burns, Walter Drew, Frank Fox, and Wellman Haywood, with bail figures and ongoing identity claims in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce
Grant
Times
McNamara
Federation Incredulous
San Francisco
Executive Council
California State Federation of Tabor
Ingersoll
Los Angeles
D. H. Ingersoll
Burns
James McNamara
J. B. Bryce
Local man appointed to game commission
Veriend Are well pleased with the appointment of K. Crafiston, a bookkeeper at the First National Bank, to the state fish and game commission. Reports indicate the governor will confirm the appointment soon, with details circulating about staff and future duties. The new board includes FL Stone, W. I. Finley, and M. F. Kennedy, with the panel split between Republican and Democrat members. The commission plans a meeting before May 1 to begin selecting deputies and drafting game law revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Crafiston
Nathonat Bank
Enthursia
Fish and Game Communion
Merming
Wil
Peru
Ube
Evra
Mtr
Opawton Hahotes
Momive
FL Stone
Kinininia Falls
W. I. Finley
Kennedy
Beth
Porthamd
Umatilla Pioneers Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Ken F. Ogle, one of the oldest pioneers and a wealthy landowner in Umatilla County, and his wife celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Kinfolk gather at the family home at Tihekaon and Jefferson streets. The Ogles married in 1871 in Anderson County Missouri. they moved to Umatilla County in 1868 and built a large farm. He owns about 1800 of the West for tno acres. the couple has nine children and five surviving of their twelve grandchildren.
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Ken F. Ogle
Umatilla County
Tiahekaon and
Jefferson Streets
Mr. Ogle
Abraham Line Cosh
Benee
Une
Ike
Aln
Mra
Ogio Eigdarel
Litipet
Winati
Og“fe
Tno Acres
Tle
Fourteen Bodies Recovered From Ott Mine Disaster
Elk Garden West Virginia April 26 four teen dead bodies were taken from the Ott mine this morning. Nine others were in the mine at the time of the explosion and are believed dead. The bodies recovered were found about one mile from the main shaft. Identification is difficult and rescuers must move tons of debris to reach remaining victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Garden
W. Va
Love at First Sight Culminates in Newport Wedding
New York reports Miss Marjorie Hobbs daughter of Rear Admiral L Goodwin Hobbs will wed Sara Gould president of a Washington bank and Sons of the American Revolution member in Newport. The ceremony in the army and navy set will unite the couple who met in a tennis tournament and share an interest in outdoor sports. Rev George K Hasard of Manchester New Hampshire an uncle will perform the ceremony.
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New York
Newport
Marjorie Hobbs
L .Goodwin Hobbs
Sara Gould
Sons of the Americaan Revolution
Army
Navy
Tride
Cupid
Lone
George Kk. Hasard
Manchester
N. H
Bishop Mas Hosts Reception for Episcopal Congress
Washington April 25 The president today hosted a reception for the National Episcopal Church congress. Information suggests the event showcased official hospitality and marked the opening of the congress with attendees from church leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Contempt Action Looms Over Lorimer Slush Fund Case
Chicago April 25 Edward Tilden president of the Packers’ association George Benedict cashier of the Drovers’ National Bank and William Cummins bank president were cited for contempt by the Legislative Investigating committee for refusing to produce books during the Lorimer slush fund period of 190,000. The committee warned further action will follow after the refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lorimer Slush Fund
Chileago
Edward Tilden
Packers
Astertion
George Benedict
Drovers’ National Bank
Willian Cummins
Lorimer
Springfield
Wie
Bivond Idea
Nathong] Patines
Latay Nce
Ace Cmms
Eleogun
Tilden
Exex Wive
Water rights hearing notes and political tension in county
Fragmented report outlines a water rights case near Unity River, naming officials such as sheriff deputy and state engineer. It describes a tense county meeting with criticisms of authority, alleged bias, and contested rulings. Details mention Goethes, multiple departments, and potential legal actions.
Firemen Injured in Fall at Byres Warehouse Blaze
Five Seattle firemen were injured when an aerial ladder collapsed under their weight while combating a top floor fire at the Byres storage Warehouse, 122 Railroad Avenue South. Injuries ranged from head and face lacerations to broken ribs and internal injuries. Rayn’s injuries described as most serious. The five story brick building was gutted for two floors. damage estimated at 75,000 dollars.
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Seattle
Byres
Railroad Avenue
South
Toyn
Rfred
Prasashit
Marin
Ensine
Pany
Harnett
Guy
Eng Neompany
Otest Dviens
Moorehead
Nao
Zeigntz
Walter
Leutenant
Rayn
Bayn
Tinto
Civ Insurance
Railroad 10 Appeal Oregon Land Case
New York April 25 Following a meeting of the executive committee of the Hurlingines it is known an appeal will be taken from United States Judge Wolverton ruling in Portland in Tyee. The decision favored the government and upheld testimonium worth of fines against the railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Hurlingines
United State
Wolverton
Portland
Tyee
Svdbeers
Rafiread Companys
Walla Walla Tillers Embrace Electricity at Farms
Farmers near Walla Walla and local engineers plan to build and operate small electric plants to power farms. They argue it is cheaper than buying from public utilities, with water power aiding generation. The effort aims to cut costs and boost self sufficiency for rural households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Waly Walla
Wash
Walla Walla Wilivy
Louth
Hhene
Hokierm
Oregon Trunk Sought for Prineville Mail Route
Prineville Oregon April 25 a local push by Kentral and area officials to reroute Prineville mail south via the Oregon Trunk instead of Shaniko stage haul. Businessmen and the Commercial club have urged the change and expect action soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prineville, Or
Kentral
Oregon
Prineville
Genr
Commercial Club
Spokane Enumerator Nick Fleca Arrested on Fraud Charges
Spokane officials report Detective Nick Fleca, a census enumerator, arrested on a bench warrant after indictment by a grand jury on five counts of falsifying 1600 names. Federal Judge Rudkin issued the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lux
Nick Fleca
Rudkin
Peace Negotiations Advancing Slowly Across Mexico
April 25 dispatch notes minimal progress in peace talks as both sides delay action. Madero remains at camp awaiting Mexico to name peace commissioners while reports suggest possible meetings in Chihuahua or near Ciudad Juarez. Insurgent control extends from the US border toward Parral, with rail lines disrupted by burned bridges impeding movement as rainy season nears.
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el Puzo
Madero
Mexico
BioPaco
Ch’ Hustus
Clithunea
Madera
Piisviearms
Fedemal
United States
Torreon
Chinings
Artega
Parral
Beils
Pirates Attack Aboard Aria Aboard Off China
Survivors of the liner Aria arrived in Shanghai describing a prolonged raid by Chinese pirates. The crew repelled them with rifles, killing several. the engineer was captured and released for a $300 ransom. A water tender, Arundel, vanished and is believed captured. Pirates are said to be diving for the Asia cargo.
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Asia
Shanghai
Arundel
Hfe
All Alaskan Passengers Must Be Vaccinated
Seattle April 25 vaccination of all passengers for Alaskan points will be done hereafter when persons are not previously vaccinated. The modification of the general vaccination order of the government follows steamship company protests and affects Alaskan tourist travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Seavitor Negroes Win Case Against Real Estate Co
In Seattle on April 15 Fr. and Susie Stone defeated Hunter Improvement Co to uphold their contract for a elite residence after being barred from Mount Biker Park because of race. They won damages of 52 dollars for sitization and fast house rent. The supreme court just ruled the cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Muount
Te Netriit
Susie Stone
Hunter Improvement Company
Supreme Court
Attorney Hilton Defends Dynamiters In California Case
Pomona reports O M Hilton formerly of Denver will defend the dynamiters. He was retained by telegram by President Ryan of the International Association of Bridge Structural Iron Workers. Hilton left immediately for Los Angeles to join the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
O. M. Hilton
Denver
Telegraph
Ryan
International Association of Bridge With Structural Iron Workers
Los Angeles
Hailey Bank Former President Guilty Of Insolvent Deposits
Shoshone Idaho April 25 Leo Cramer former president of the defunct state bank of Hailey was found guilty of receiving deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent. It is expected he will appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone, Tdo
Leo Cramer
State Bank of Hailey
Dynamiters Interrogated as Prison Train Reaches New Mexico
Chief of Police Sebastine and District Attorney Frederick conferred this afternoon on the dynamiters. The train carrying the prisoners is now in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Labor
la Junta
Santa Pe Tals
New Mexico
Los Angeles
Sebastine
Frederick
New York Assembly backs direct election of senators
Albany N Y April 25 By a vote of 8405 to 20 the state assembly today passed the resolution for direct election of senators The resolution had already passed the house
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New York
Albany
N. Y
State Assembly
House
Fifteen Families Sought for Cabbage Hill Settlement
Report from Lewis County Washington outlines plan by J A Bettley and J W Davis to locate fifteen families in the Cabbage Hill country. They aim to bring a colony of 12 to 15 families to farms, visiting local ranches and discussing irrigation and wheat farming prospects. Local residents Messer Benney and Davisville accompanied observers during the tour.
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Cabbage Hill Country
J. A. Bettley
J. W. Davis
Lewis County
Wash
Bentley
Davie
Morton
West
T. M. Boney
J. A Wortley
Suneay
Theorail Peetinding
Cibinge
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