Darrow Under Suspicion In Juror Bribe Case
Los Angeles readers learn that chief counsel Clarence Darrow for the McNamaras faces arrest on bribery charges tied to jurors. District Attorney Fredericks confirms no immediate arrest of Mrs Darrow and hints at further actions. Bribery negotiations and potential sentences for the McNamaras loom as probes continue.
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Bribery Scandals Shake McNamara Case In Los Angeles
Detectives guard a juror’s home as bribery claims surface in the McNamara matter. Mrs Bain hands over 500 dollars to District Attorney Fredericks, alleged earnest money for a 1000 dollar bribe to influence her husband. Franklin case delayed a week. Darrow says he knows nothing and is prepared to cooperate with authorities.
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Sixty second Congress Opens In Washington D C
The Sixty second Congress convened at noon with both houses in session. Speaker Champ Clark called the House to order as cheers rang through a packed gallery. A joint Senate House committee informed President Taft of the opening and Hoke Smith of Georgia and Obadiah Gardner of Maine were sworn in as senators. The Senate adjourned at 12 20 until tomorrow.
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Darrow Involved as McNamaras Face Arrest Rumors
Clarence Darrow, chief counsel for the McNamaras, faces possible arrest over juror bribery. The district attorney won t deny the report. The wife of a juror admitted taking part of a bribe to sway her husband. MecNamara brothers resist turning state evidence. Detective Burns claims Samuel Gompers knew of the case. Federal authorities probe sensational angles in Indianapolis and denounce Gompers, labor funds may aid victims families, and a notable labor leader is missing.
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John Day project deemed unfeasible due to cost
Engineer E G Hopson states the west extension plan for the Umatilla project would cost 22 million dollars and is not feasible now. He explains the reservoir would store flood waters on the Umatilla near Buttercreek to protect lands, homes, and bridges, but other viable uses and timing are not present.
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Damnable Plot Unfolds in McNamara Dynamite Case
Indianapolis and Cleveland reports describe a sweeping federal probe linked to the McNamaras. Agents surveil nine suspects on charges of conspiracy against federal kin illegal shipment of dynamite and using the mails to solicit defense funds. Union official Frank Ryan’s whereabouts spur speculation as the probe intensifies.
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Gompers Denies Doubt on McNamaras Guilty
Indianapolis dispatch says Samuel Gompers knew from early on the McNamaras were guilty and that he and AFL leaders discussed the case when raising funds for their defense. The report notes other union leaders and Clarence Darrow doubted innocence and cites a Dec 14 grand jury continuation. Gompers also said the unions can endure with or without public support.
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Provisional Chinese Republic Elects Capital and Leaders
Shanghai dispatch reports the provisional revolution government choosing Nanking as the capital. Nuing Hin elected president and General Lt vice president, with thirteen of eighteen provinces represented. A national cabinet was selected amid armistice talks and regional diplomacy.
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Race Riot Threatened in Okotama Town
In Manford Oklahoma December 4 a petition to the governor circulates asking troops be called out after two whites and two negroes were killed in a race clash. Negroes are said to be coming and another fight is feared. The latest trouble stems from two negroes attempting to rob whites.
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Violators of Election Law Besieging District Attorney
Los Angeles December 4 district attorney offices besieged by those served with warrants charging illegal registration for tomorrow's municipal election with either Herriman the socialist or Mayor Alexander to be elected. Excuses of many are being accepted. Eight were imprisoned in the county jail, two women.
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Flood victims to sue for damages in Austin disaster
Austin Pa secretary Martin Gor uino of the Austin-Costello Flood Sufferens association says forty suits totalling about 250000 will be filed at Condersport, with more to follow. Total damages near 750000. Lawsuits seek 4000 to 15000 per claimant for losses, while relatives pursue damages for deaths. Reverend Harter notes only 3600 of 200000 contributed has been returned to Austin for relief.
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Supreme Court names Stacy group coal land claims
In Washington December 4 the Supreme Court declared the Stacy group of Stearian coal land claims valued at 110 on 0. Charlee Munday and Archibald Shields obtained the claims through dummies, according to the government.
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Insane Man Kills His Mother in Stockton
August Arrowey, a printer, killed his mother in Stockton on December 4. He allegedly struck her with an axe, leaving her dead. authorities describe him as temporarily insane at the time of the act.
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Royal visits light up 4-King George and Queen Alexandria day
Dorhay Begins and Bombyx joined Dee in state visits to the exhibition. King George and Queen Alexandria received native princes, who were allowed to kiss the royal hand and hear gracious words. Small princes were welcomed with greetings, while the tig ones chatted and received presents and decorations.
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Packers File Motion in High Court Review Request
Attorneys for Armour and nine Chicago packers charged with criminal conspiracy under the Sherman act filed a motion in Washington asking the Supreme Court for a review of habeas corpus proceedings entered in their favor in the United States circuit court in Chicago.
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Treasury estimates next year's federal expenses
Washington December 4 The treasury department submitted to Congress estimates of government expenses for the coming fiscal year. The total proposed outlay is 767 218 485 dollars.
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Betting At Even Money On Two Canditates
Voters in Pendleton focus on the mayoralty race between W F Matlock and J R Raley as betting runs high. Widespread participation, early voting, and strong bets mark a city election with commissions form on the ballot and key races for water commissioner and city council. Banks and saloons close for the observance. turnout expected near maximum.
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W. F. Matlock
J. R. Raley
Wi Moore
Tamea Jollys
Protest Over Floating Vote In Pendleton Election
Reports say floatera are coached to oppose the city government plan prompting the Municipal League of Pendleton to draft a resolution. It pledges strict enforcement of election laws, calls prosecution of those falsely swearing voters, and names officers and signers dated December 2, 1911.
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Pendleton
Local Elks Honor Departed Brethren With Memorial Service
Pendleton Lodge No 285 observed Memorial Sunday at the Oregon theatre. C Cochin of Lay Crande delivered the address, with a large turnout from members and friends. The program included vocal selections by Mrs Dickson and the Commercial club quartet, a Meighan number, a Mind Griv Swingle duet, and a benediction by Rev Charles Quinney. The memorial address by Cieh ran honored Hikdom principles and closed with the Ben Adhem poem about writing the names of those who love the Lord and neighbor.
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