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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1906

Page

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Saide Accuses Alderman Hinkle in Cottonwood Trouble

The district report details Sadie, owner of the Stock Exchange, accusing Alderman J. T. Hinkle and attorney for Clark Bodine and Lamont of pressuring witnesses. The story describes arrests after a Friday incident on Cottonwood Street, with officers’ actions and threats against witnesses amid police effort to maintain order.

J. T. Hinkle Fourth Ward Clark Bodine and Lamont Bodine Guade Strnck Spon Waters Lamon Cottonwood Street Eswiet Wolf Bodine Winters Mai Clark Sadie

Bribe Attempt in Clark Hodlie Lamont Case Attracts Attention

A young man from the Tile Hour crowd offered Sadie 106 for herself and 50 to each of the girls to leave town and not appear in Clark Bodine and Lamont. He claimed the money came from Attorney Hinkle. Sadie refused after demanding proof and naming the sender. District Attorney Phelps denounced the act as unprofessional and criminal and said it would be thoroughly investigated and possibly presented to the grand jury in January.

Suatic Phat Nu Prope Councillion Sadie Birtie Clark, Bodine and Lamont Hinkle Phelps Januiry Moe Aire Tiksen Witnerses Grand Joner Cronbaum Altorney Huet

Sloan Must Work Spokane Boy Munterer No Special Favors

Warden Kincaid of the Washington penitentiary says Sydney Sloan the Spokane boy murderer will receive no special treatment. He will be admitted like other prisoners, required to work, and housed in the general compound pending insanity board review.

Spokane Munterer Hanis Kincaid Walla Walla Washington Penitentiary Sydney Sloan Sloan Buch Usts Arigon Inbor

Atlantic system freight to reach Del Rio to Houston

El Paso announces that freight will be received from connecting lines for points as far east as Del Rio Bowen San Antonio Houston or the eastern part of the system today. Trains are moving without authority.

el Paso Texas Atlantic Southern Pacific del Rio Bowen San Antonio Houston Sytem Aittieuthy

Princess Alexan... betrothed to Emperor’s fourth son

Berlin December 27 Princess Alexandra Victoria of Schleecie-Holstein Sonderbuce Ghachehmrgae was betrothed to August Wittum the emperor's fourth son.

Berlin Alexandri, Victoria of

Schmitz Seeks Change of Venue in San Francisco Case

San Francisco news reports Mayor Schmitz has filed a petition with Judge Graham to transfer his cases from Twiner's court to another department. He argues he cannot obtain a fair and impartial trial locally. Judge Graham agreed to hear arguments at 9 o'clock tomorrow.

Schmitz San Francisco Vec Graham

Mississippi Crisis After Christmas Lynchings In Kemper County

Governor orders punishment of white rioters in Kemper County where civil and military authorities identify five white men from reputable families as participants in Christmas lynchings. District Attorney Curry says hoodlums caused the trouble and the killed were not connected with the outrages. Twelve people died and houses burned as mobs attacked white and Black residents. movement of the mob toward Alabama continues.

Kemper Jackson Miss Kemper County Mississippi Curry Christiine Clement Alobana

Roosevelt Third Term League Calls for Roosevelt's Reelection

The Roosevelt Third Term National League in Chicago drafts a platform urging Theodore Roosevelt to be nominated and reelected in 1908. It argues that the president cannot be denied a second term and that public demand supports his leadership to address corporate power, social unrest, and national harmony. The document pledges support for Roosevelt despite his 1904 statement against seeking another nomination.

Roosevelt Pendleton Chicago Herbathin Ity Theodore Roosevelt National League Theodore Raaseevit Ife Neeptes Theodore Thooxewelt United States League

Japanese training ship Araog charting charts questioned

A Washington report states a complaint to the navy department about the Japanese training ship Araog awhen and another vessel Angaeawa likely charted near Midway and Mongolia. The Anseawn commander says he offered help and stayed until the line parted.

Washington Navy Department Midway Mongolia Utwan Anseawn

WANT STATE COMMISSION Gives Plan for Central High Schools

Spritafield, UW, Dec. 27 The State Teachers' Association decusming the creation by the legislature of a commission to centralize all the high schools of the shire and chine the system a Luminitore of Levoherr, Engineer omit Pironuin Killed, Tromple, Texas, Tee, 27 Engineer "eely and Fireman Felder died when an overturned engine crashed them in a Santa Fe passenger wreck at 2 o'clock morning in the Somerville yard.

Spritafield State Teachers Shire Levoherr Omit Pironuin Tromple Texas Tee Eely Felder Somerville Yard

Russian Consul Pound Dead in Liverpool Shooting

In Liverpool on December 27 a Russian consul general was found dead with a pistol shot through the head. Authorities doubt suicide and are investigating the circumstances and possible foul play.

Pound Liverpool Deglmin Hole

Imprisoned Officers Return to Cargo Station

Three police officers were imprisoned in the lee of Jamaten tay after a tug incident near Carnarsie station. They were released and returned to station the following morning.

Tee New York Hat Aten Carnarsie Station Lee of Jamaten Tay

Protest Over Train Service Between Walla Walla and Spokane

Local business leaders and merchants oppose a proposed discontinuation of the passenger train between Walla Walla and Spokane effective January 4. They claim the service is well patronized and see no justification for ending it, while railroad officials have not confirmed plans. Community groups vow to pressure the railroad to retain the line.

O Th & N Aieeorth Toewl Walla Walla Ile Ohved Wally Walla Spokane Cohen Lee Teutweh Agent Smith Tfeichte Welde Mereliuinta Seates Planing Kotwatty Oftr. & Ni

Tragic hunting accident ends life of Kitt Eardley

In Baker City yesterday a 44-40 rifle discharged by playmate Harry Bell killed Kitt Myron Eardley, son of James W. Eardley, near the Bowen ranch. The weapon fired as the boys hunted Christmas holidays, causing a swift inquest after the body was transported to South Baker.

Baker City Kitt Myron Eardley James W. Eardley South Baker Oregon Lumber Company Harry Bell Bowen Ranch Sumpter Valley Young Bell Young Eardley Bell Roeling Myron New Bowen Couity Barton Ison Bardly

Not Guilty in Coal Theft Case at Connell

Three men arrested during a fuel famine for stealing coal from the Northern Pacific near Connell were found not guilty by a local jury in under 20 minutes. The trial discussed rails and right of way taken years earlier, with the railroad later rebuilt and operating normally.

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Idle Hour License Revoked After Council Hearing

The Idle Hour saloon run by Will Wells had its license revoked by a city council meeting after officers testified to robberies and disorder linked to the venue. Marshal Gurdane and Officer Waters described crime patterns, leading to immediate action and the doors being locked as Wells was ordered to close.

Marhal Gurdane Waters Thas Company Will Wells Phelps McCourt Wella Council Ag Jury Marshal Gurdane Hi Waters Young Short Cheney Woo Riley Short Wells Adolph Swarts Wallin Walla Fee Witers Bour Counciman Thompson Gee Company Meden Carr

Contempt citation remitted in December case

Ruittie Lowen cited for contempt of court. fine remitted. The Medical Association discussed fee forms for a physician witness and expert testimony requirements. An urgent court summons looms with pending patient matters and special testimony needs.

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