Kinsella Seen Likely New Police Chief In City Vote
The city council secret caucus reportedly chose Peter Smith Kinsella as marshal for Petteton, with Bert Wilson and others noted as alternatives. Word spread that Kinsella’s selection won strong support from Hinkle Mullm McCormmach Renn and Ferguson, though final approval rests with the mayor.
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Peter Smith Kinsella li ‘Se
Pondieton
Ox New Yorker
Eanew
Fol
Judd
Olfan
Kinsotian
Ae Narshnal Bie
Bert Wihien
Swearingen
Moers
Murphy
A. Gibson
Mr. Kinnolin
Mexera
Hinkle
Mullm
McCormmach
Renn
el Cornellman Ferguson
Cernud
Elvet Fow
Lawsuit filed over unpaid $82000 misdelivered funds
Emery Halterore sues M. L Balteaore for judgment for 82000 alleging payment for plaintiff's benefit by J. W. H. Hendeman but not delivered. Suit filed today by Winter & Collier.
Land Swiliery Sentences in Akron and Infida Cases
Land Swiliery report from Washington dated December 10 states A A MecKean Yuma County Colorado district court clerk was found guilty of fraudulently securing timber culture entries in the Akron land district and sentenced to two years in Leavenworth prison. Stearns and Horsewell were found guilty of fraudulent entries for Infida in South Dakota, each given a prison sentence and a fine.
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Wishington
A. A. MecKean
Yuma County
Colorado
Akron Land District
Laneenworth
Stearns and
Horsewell
South Dakota
Fire destroys Sand Lake home and two women perish
A blaze at a Sand Lake house fourteen miles south of town killed a mother and her daughter after the roof collapsed mid morning. Firemen could not reach them, charred remains were later found among the debris. Coroner F Rose Reynolds and Sheriff Co Wolfe notified.Authorities suspect foul play as investigations begin. In Illinois, a separate bank robbery at Troquois Bank with $600 stolen by masked men occurred. robbers escaped.
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Sand Lake
Mother
Debrix
F. Rosenolds
Wolfe
Pendleton Men May Secure Land Deal in Mexican tract interest
Pendleton men Jitforts Heing and Mieke Nowto discuss a large grant tract with abundant water and laborers in Mexico. Shoemaker and Bickers travel between San Francisco and Mexico City to verify land titles. a December trip and January return are planned to confirm the deal. A Victoria Island visit and a crop estimate on nearby land are noted, with the promise of a ready market for island produce. A separate item reports Pittsburgh taxpayers seeking court viewers to assess a cross-city bridge project and a $200,000 municipal water works and electricity bond vote scheduled for January.
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Jitforts Heing
Mieke Nowto
San Francisco
Mexico
Pred Shoemaker
San Franciago
Bickers
City of Mexico
Rhoemaker
Pickers
Poseasion
Shoemaker
Victoria Fein
Pierce
San Fradeieco
Arthur Laling
WT. Elam
Milton
Mioren
Victoria Island
Eich
Island
Stockton
Pittsburg
John F. Cox
Allegheny
Roosevelt Plan Arraigned in Transportation Debate
The Roosevelt plan for railroad regulation faced sharp criticism as the Senate Commerce Committee scrutinized proposed measures. A district lawyer, F. Nowenenle, spoke against broad provisions that would affect interstate rates, arguing for stricter controls while noting concerns about fairness and implementation.
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New Orleans
FT. Nowenenle
Dietrict of
Columbias
Soldiers Get the Pry
Walla Walla December 24 soldiers at the garrison will see pay day on December 31 a Sunday next as orders from the Department of the Columbia headquarters Vancouver Barracks Washington specify. The 14th cavalry is to be paid on December 31 according to special orders No 232.
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Walla Walla
Bomb explodes in St Agata church in Floroia
A bomb exploded in the church of St Agata at Floroia in the morning. A secret society is suspected to be responsible. Only a few were injured.
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Rome
Russia reels as revolutionaries threaten strict anti tax order
Dec 30 Berlin reports czar directs ministry to prosecute Rozestvensky for fleet failures. New York says Western Russia to Nystad and Libau cut off. Petersburg records new minister of justice and general railway disruption. Proclamations by revolutionists call for death for aiding police and tax denial. Sormovo burns amid shelling and refugees flee. Moscow reports widespread destruction and casualties.
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Lustern
Kowa
Witte Cabhiet
Msintecraton
S. Peterstyuirg
Waraw Tuea
Berlin
St Patersburg
Czar Hae
Minieter
Marina
Rojestvensky
Admiralty
New York
Easter
Nystad
Libau
Justice
el. Petersburg
Aykmuts Hee Bend
Justicor
Sede Manukhin
Drowned Soldier Reported From Campverton Mindanao
A soldier from the Fourth Cavalry, Trunmipeter Merion of Trowp By, allegedly drowned at Campverton Taian in Mindanao. A letter from a cavalry band member confirms the incident, noting the unit departed about two months prior for the felnnde.
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Walla Walk
Trunmipeter Merion
Fourth Cavalry
Campverton
Taian
Mindanao
Fourth Cavalry Band
Felnnde
Prominent Hebrews Arrive for Texas Zionists Conference
Texas Zionists Houston to host tomorrow's conference for the organization of a state division of the American Federation of Zionists. Entertainment arranged by the Horst Zion society. Also noted, Henry Strademier, convicted of cattle theft in Douglas County Washington, won a new trial after a juror left noon intermission to drink with a ballot and whiskey.
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Texas Zioniets
Houston
Texas
Pwurte
Someorrow
American Federation
Zioniets
Horst Zion Society
Henry Strademier
Douglass County
Washington
Maxwell Land Company Involved in East Umatilla Water Rights
Judge Lowell says Hailey and Lowell lawyers for Maxwell Land and Irrigation company since organization. No speculation in contract. bond and contracts made well before government work. Only nine or ten entries operate. five can be watered now. Some ditches not yet ready. extension sought to reclaim lands with government water. Desert land laws allow perpetual water rights via conveyance to water provider. no prohibition on alienation.
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Washington
East Umatilla
Lowell
East Oregonian
Hailey & Lowell
Maxwell Land & Irrigation Company
Maxwell
secKon
Nmo
Jie
Megire
Petition drive seeks constitutional amendments in Oregon
The People s Power league Portland circulating a petition book proposing four amendments for the state election. They seek initiative and referendum on local taxes, broad charter amendment powers, state printer control by legislature, and a process to approve constitutional changes and anti-poverty laws. Signatures urged, with county totals and precinct details required.
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League
Bowman
Umatilla
Antonio Apache Seeks Indian Settlement Ties in Los Angeles
Antonio Apache arrives from Portland to lead a project by H. Huntington to assemble Native representatives for a Los Angeles near suburb settlement. Funds spent exceed 110,000 for land works as Apache travels across the west to recruit southern tribal delegates and northern totem poles for a major exhibition. The plan aims to attract visitors to southern California as a key attraction during ongoing streetcar system development. Meanwhile in Chicago Maxwell and NEA leaders plan the 44th national convention at Ashbury Park and Oceanview. Ernest Wellman, NY clothing magnate, was found unconscious with severe injuries at his premises under unclear circumstances.
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Umnatiila
Los Angeles
Antonia Apache
Portland
Apache
Waif
Geroyimo
Apache Kid
Arizona
Antonio Apache
Eraduate
Oxford
England
America
Mr. Angelie
HH. Ff. Huntingtorn
Toe Angeles
Tournain
Southern California
Huntington
Alaska
Alee
Southwest
Northwest
Tarbell testifies on rebates at Equitable inquiry
George B. Sickins of Buffalo says Tarbell demonstrated agents could earn 5 percent first year commissions. Joel G. Van Cine testifies Henry R. Hyde sought larger dividends on deferred policies. Insurance committee will adjourn after holidays and submit a report to the Legislature.
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Actumy
The
Equitable
Henry R. Hyde
lInvestigation Committee
Ruute Legiehtore
Alben
New York
George B. Sickins
Buffalo
Tarbell
Chicago
Joel G. van Cine
Alexander
Hyde
Owill
American Wheat Duties Abolished for Farm Shortage
Mexico City announces the removal of duties on American wheat starting January 1 due to partial crop failure and rising prices. Bakers report smaller loaves while farmers hold most grain. the measure aims to ease hardship among the poor as supply remains tight.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Sentenced to Two Years for Postal Frauds
William Crawford convicted of conspiring with Machen and Lorenz to defraud the government in the postal system was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. Delays on appeal suspendE penalties. Lorenz and Madell currently serving terms. Also notes John W. Sivele's pneumonia and a hurricane damaging facilities at Leavenworth Washington.
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Machen
Lorenx
Chicago
William Crawford
Ebee
Crawford
Postal Lock and Device Company
New York
Madell
Lorenz
First stock in Umatilla Water Users assn subscribed
Echo Oregon December 0 special to East Oregonian reports Ht Ttrein subscribed for 160 shares the first stock in the Umatilla Water Users association. H L Holgate attorney for the reclamation service and other entries expected. Next Saturday a meeting will be held to complete the administration.
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Echo
Enet
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National Educational Association
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