Warner seeks court to reopen case alleging fraud in Young estate
Mrs. Warner files with the Supreme Court to reopen Cyn thi Brophy et al v. Mabel Young Warner et al and overturn a prior judgment claiming fraud by Dr. Watts and associates. Affidavits from six Michigan-resident heirs deny releasing claims or granting authority, with letters and internal communications cited as supporting evidence of improper influence on the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the State
Cynthi Brophy Et al
Mabel Young Warner
Dr. Watts
Nort Watts
J. W. Young
Warner
Michigan
Richard Peters
Agnes Jones
Sarah Kittridge
F. D. Watts
Delivery Ban on Sunday Mail for Pendleton
A new postal order ends Sunday delivery in Pendleton. General delivery and carriers windows close, with only special delivery and in-transit mail handled. Post office staff will have a weekly rest day, and Monday morning mail must be ready for early distribution. Residents fear adjustment will be difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Post Office Department
Brown
Grandfield
First
Secon Cass
Penrose Guilty of Blackmail Says Roosevelt
Dyxter Bay At 28 Roosevelt accuses Senator Penrose of blackmail in 1904 demanding a campaign fund contribution to avoid political trouble. He compares the claim to New York graft police actions and calls for Penrose to be ousted if proven. Roosevelt says his letter to Senator Clapp will be mailed Sunday and defends his honesty amid Archbold testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyxter Bay
Poise Peotrose
John Arch
Col
Roosevelt
Penrose
New York
Senate
Clapp
Archbold
Senate Camp Aten
William Loeb, Jr
Loeb
Whitman Blasts Waldo Over Lists in Rosenthal Case
New York Aug 28 District Attorney Whitman denounced Police Commissioner Waldo for publishing frames of gambling house owners on the police suspect list aiming to soften the Rosenthal murder case. Whitman will go to Milbrook to confer with Justice Goff. Waldo declined comment and said he would release another list of disorderly homes later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waldo
Whitman
Rosenthal
Milbrook
N. Y
Goff
Dix
New Nationalism as Symbol of America
Frank B. Kellogg, prosecutor who led the Standard Oil case, speaks to the American Bar Association on the rise of nationalism as part of a world move toward liberal democracy. He cites direct participation in government via primary laws, direct senatorial votes, initiative, referendum, and recall, while warning recalls should not threaten judiciary independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michukee
Wis
Frank B. Kellogg
Standard 61
Inenn Leiding
Laisses Peres
Puman
Kellogg
Uentocracy
United States
JRE Troops Attend Biennial Game Wardens Meeting
K Cranston, local sportsman and president of the state fin and game commission, departs for Denver to join W J Finles and others from Portland for the biennial gathering of national game wardens and commissioners. The session is set for August 31 and September 1 with the American Fisheries Society meeting joining afterward in the game city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Game Wardens and Game Commissioners
K. Cranston
State
Fin and Game Commission
Denver
W- J
Finles
Portland
American Fisheries Society
Oregon
Mill owner Pittman confesses to dynamite plot
Police report Ernest Pittman a Lawrence mill owner made a full confession to death by own action regarding an alleged plot by New England mill owners to plant dynamite to smear Lawrence textile workers. Pittman supposedly killed himself after District Attorney Pelletier declined to expand the probe. He and three millmen allegedly bought and delivered explosives to Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosten
Ernest Pittman
New England
Lawrence
Pittman
Pelletier
Charges Against Millmen Spark New England Conspiracy Claim
Boston authorities accuse New England mill owners of conspiring to plant dynamite during the Lawrence textile strike to smear unionism. District Attorney Pelletier vows to prosecute all involved as he confirms prior talks with Ernest Pittman of W. W. Pittman Co, who died by his own hand yesterday.
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Boston
New England
Lawrence
Pelletier
Ernest Pittman
W. W
ONE NEGRO RESIGNS OTHERS MAY FOLLOW
Milwaukee Aug 28 It was learned today that William Morris one of the three negroes to whose membership in the American Bar association strong objection has been made by southern members sent his resignation to the executive committee His resignation is worded as to compel the association to go on record on the negro question The resignations of Butler Wilson of Massachusetts and William Lewis Attorney General Wickersham s assistant probably will follow Morris
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
William Morris
American Bar Association
Hegre
Butler Wilson
Massachusetts
Wiilliam Lewis
Wickersham
Morris
Sincerity urged as cure by new society founder
New York announces Charles Edwin Ellis, former American Finance and Securities official, resigns to promote the Society of Sincerists. He plans lectures and tours across the west south and Canada to spread a creed that insincerity causes many ills and to establish branches if supported, though the movement has no funds yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Edwin Ellis
American Finance and Securities Company
Society of Sincerists
West
South
Canada
Ellis
Canal question to be taken to Hague
Washington August 25 England seeks to take the Panama canal toll issue to the Hague tribunal under the Hay Pauncefote treaty objection. The British charge d affaires here filed a formal protest after Mitchell tones noted free tolls are granted to American coastwise vessels. England intends to file a more detailed objection later.
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Washington
England
Mitchell
Aftairs
Panama Canal
Hague
Aviator Burned to Death in Aeroplane Fire
Aug 28. An aeroplane fire enveloped the craft as a petrol tank flames engulfed it. Lons Chandenter of the Army Aviation Corps, was burned to death while lying from Dou to Chalons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lons Chandenter
Army Aviation Corps
Meath
Dou
Chalons
Attorneys Opposed to Recall of Judges at Bar Convention
Milwaukee August 28 report by a special committee calls the recall of judges dangerous and objectionable. It was presented to the American Bar association convention and expected to be adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
American Bar Association
Investigation Begins into Steamer Explosion
Walter Puck marine manager for the Associated Oil company arrived in Goviola Cal today and began an inquiry to determine the cause of the explosion that wrecked the tank steamer Rosecrans last night rendering the vessel a total loss.
Laurier Says No Danger of War If Arbitration
At a luncheon at the Chateau Laurier Ottawa on August 28 Sir Wilfrid Laurier former Canadian premier pointed to Canada's long history of settling disputes with the United States through arbitration rather than war saying that bad arbitration is better than successful war and noting Canada’s differences have not required arms for a century.
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Ottawa
Cnt
Chateau Laurier
Wfred Laurier
Canada
United States
Blease Leads Jones in South Carolina Governor Race
Charleston Aug 28. Governor Cole Blease leads Ira Jones for governor by 700 votes from latest returns. Some distant counties have not yet reported.
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Charleston
D. C
Cole Blease
Ira Jones
Taft Orders Seventh Infantry to Nicaragua Amid Uprising
At the state department request President Taft orders the tenth infantry to sail from Panama to Corinto Nicaragua. This marks the first time in years that American soldiers are sent to Central America to quell a rebellion, joining five hundred Marines already there for a total of about two thousand troops. General Mena’s forces are described as barbarous, while the action is framed as aid rather than unfriendly intervention.
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Washington
State Department
Taft
Bevery
Tenth Infantry
Panama
Corinto
Nicaragua
Central America
Tenth
Henry Greene
Mena
America
United States
Weitzel
Travel Club Plans Fight Tipping Evil Fight
The International Travel Club, incorporated in New York, will soon mail circulars to prominent Americans urging cooperation to combat tipping abroad and improve traveler conditions. Leaders include Arctic explorer Anthony Fiala, Erasmus Mila Cravath, Columbia's Prof. Curtis, and Henry Colling Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Travel Club
Anthony Fiala
Erasmus Mila Cravath
Curtis
Columbia University
Henry Colling Walsh
See America First program at Hippodrome in Salt Lake
Delegates to the Trans Mississsippi congress in session in Salt Lake City will travel across the country tonight at the Hippodrome. The feature is the See America First program with moving pictures and photos from across America and lectures. The congress hopes to circulate the views nationally free of charge. In the interest of the See America First Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Salt Lake
Cuth
Hippodrome
Pendleton Stores Ordered Closed on Sundays
Notices from the district attorney require local Pendleton stores to close Sundays and stop selling clothing or dry goods by a state law exception. Merchants reportedly complained about Sunday openings and some stores kept doors unlocked to serve rural customers. Deputy Newberry confirmed a complaint but would not name the filer.
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Newberry
West Will Force Evans To Make Decision
Portland Oregon August 25 Gay West demands Walter Evans accept appointment to George J Cameron by tonight or decline He may appoint someone else to run the inquiry and grand jury Tom Ward chosen as state agent for the cleanup campaign Governor West grants Evans three or four days to decide after reconsideration due to circumstances surrounding the case
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Portland
Ore
Gay
West
Walter HL Evaes
George J. Cameron
Decine
Invans
Tom Ward
Withie
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Hicks
Mre. Warner
Ters
Lee Moorhouse
Supreme Court
Pean
Richard
Samuel
John
James
W. Peters
J. W Young
Sarah Tavis
Watts
Mic. Warner
Michican
Maloney
Attornese
Fee
Tish
Norman Young
Lewis Young
Caroline Smith
Elizabeth (Keater
Michael Youre
Michael Young
Ed Peters
Solomon Peters
Orin Peters
Cynthia Brophy
Caroline Phillips
Nora Watts
Charles Peters
Weston, Or
John Peters
Alger
Mich
Lowry
Chas
Walters
Spokane
F. K. Watts
Hidiet
Mitchevel
Dalles
Penileton
Siis Police
Crank
Kelloge
Buster
JRE
Iave
Laurier
Jones
South Carolina
Diers
Central
Wood
United States Army
Travel Club
Tippin
Evans
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