Olive Branch With A Threat Labor Standoff Eases
Washington February 4 Let us cease fighting and let organized labor and capital move forward in peace after the state supreme court decision on rights of each side Representative James W VanCleave president of the National Association of Manufacturers urges Congress to pass tariff commission bill He says the decision eliminates coercive violent methods while preserving the labor framework If workers act wisely they will heed the court and recognize its justice
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Washington
States Supreme Court
James W. VanCleave
National Asociation of Manufacturers
VanCleave
Congress
Tariff Commission
Supreme Court
American Federation
Organized Labor
Movement to seek White House relief after unfair list ruling
Wallington Feb 4 A sweeping anti boycott ruling by the state supreme court spurs manufacturers on the unfair list of the American Federation of Labor to seek Roosevelt relief. Daniel Davenport Loewe Co counsel says the matter will be brought to the president soon. He notes Roosevelt's pledge to enforce the law against labor unions as quickly as against corporations.
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Wallington
States Supreme Court
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Daniel Davenport
Loewe Co
Left Money In Pendleton After Train Delay
Tullo Trammels, fresh from Apo kane, forgot his purse during a Pendleton layover. He realized the loss only when needing money on the train, returned home with a through ticket, and later wrote the hotel seeking recovery of the $67. He hopes the money is returned and resumed his work on the M. K. Thompson reach.
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Tullo Trammels
Apokane
Condon Globe
M. K. Thompson
Increased Activity on North Coast Railroad Zone
Reports indicate growing activity along the North Coast line from here to Spokane with plans for extended construction. Work pace rises, more men are employed, and February workloads could double force. March resumption of full construction appears likely though company officials offer no official statements.
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Ene
Spokane Comen
North Coat Railroad Company
Yakima Republic
New York Bank Defunct. Bonds Protect 200000 Pounds
A New York financial note states that £200000 in the defunct Oriental Bank is fully protected by bonds. The assurance implies seamless cover for depositors and creditors amid the bank's closure, with authorities asserting secured liability through the bond mechanism.
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New York
Oriental Bank
Northern railroads refuse lumber tariff concession
Seattle Feb 4 The Northern railroads will not compromise on lumber rates. Presidents South Hill of the Croat Northern and Howard Millett of the Northern Pacific meet the conciliation committee but expect no result. Hill says lumbermen must pay a reasonable tariff as there is no money in hauling at old rates.
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Seattle
Northern Railroads
South Hill
Croat Northern
Howard Millett
Northern Pacific
Old Rites
Hil
Lost $5000 Check To Frisco Relief Fund
A $5000 check sent to the Frisco earthquake relief fund is lost and not cashed. The Providence city treasurer halted payment pending verification. The check, processed through Industrial Trust Company of New York, has not been acknowledged or returned, and the money may remain in Providence treasury.
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Providence
R. L
Frisco Earthquake Relief Fund
Industrial Trust Company
New York
Frisco
Proevidence City Treasury
Police vow to stamp out Chicago anarchist colony
Chicago chief of police Shippy told Corporation Counsel Brundage that recent events mirror the Haymarket riots and warned there shall not be another riot while he heads the force. He cites at least 60 known anarchists in the city, including from Paterson New Jersey Germany and Russia, and seeks to banish them as dangerous.
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Haymarket
Chicago
Shippy
Brundage
Paterson
N. J
Germany
Russia
Commercial Club Election At Tonight's Meeting
The Commercial club will hold its annual election for president and other officers for the coming year at the meeting this evening. Several names including T C Taylor Lee Teutsch Mantle B Gwinn James Johns Judge James A Fee and Judge S A Lowell are mentioned for the presidency. A new board of managers will also be elected and full attendance is desired.
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Commercial Association
T. C. Taylor
Lee Teutsch
Mantle B. Gwinn
James Johns
James A. Fee
8. A. Lowell
Teutach
Portland police seize evidence linking prisoner to murder
Portland police say they have secured testimony from Jacob Hilk, a recent cell mate of Joe Anderson, confessing to the murder of Engineer Harry Logan last fall and related robberies. Hilk's account led officers to Anderson’s hidden revolver, found following his directions.
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Portland
Joe Anderson
Harry Logan
Jacob Hilk
Anderson
Logan
Hilk
Bourne Joins Oregon Delegation in New District Attorney Pick
Portland reports from Washington state that Chris Schuebel will withdraw from confirmation as federal district attorney within days. Senator Bourne with Senator Potter and the Oregon delegation seeks a new candidate, while Schuebel would receive refusal of the assistant district attorneyship. George G. Bingham of Salem is excluded by Bourne's plan.
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Fulton
Oregon
Bingham
Salem
Schhuebel
Bourne
Schuebel
Portland
Washington
Chris Schuebel
Putton
Hournet
George G. Bingham
Scheubel
Ice Trust Men Go to Jail
Toledo February 4 R A Bard R Clemmons and Joseph Miller convicted ice trust members were sentenced to six months in the county jail by Judge Kinecald. They were convicted previously in 1906 and remanded after appeal to the supreme court. The original $2500 fine was remitted but they were fined the costs.
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Toledo
R. A. Bard
R. Clemmons
Joseph Miller
Jee Trust
Kinecald
Kincald
Supreme Court
Thaw Habeas Corpus Not Sought Soon
New York attorney Littletton said there will be no immediate habeas corpus application for Thaw’s release from Matteawan. He added the state board of lunacy may transfer Thaw to another institution shortly.
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New York
Littleton
Cutting Shop Forces Shrink Union Pacific Yard Staff
Cheyenne February 4. Amid growing congestion of damaged freight cars in Union Pacific yards the company cuts staff. Beginning today 40 men are laid off in the mechanical department and 17 discharged in the car shops after orders from Omaha headquarters.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Omaha
Settlement Talks for Earl of Yarmouth and Countess
London reports legal advisers for the Earl of Yarmouth and former Alice Thaw, the countess, are discussing a financial settlement in lieu of continuing the divorce suit. The annulment trial is scheduled to begin tomorrow.
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London
Earl of Yarmouth
Alice Thaw
Ear
New Ministry Formed as Arrests Rise in Plot Against Royalty
Lisbon reports the king and prince buried in state chapel as rapid cabinet changes take effect. Over 200 arrests target a plot to abolish the dynasty and establish a republic. Fears of uprising fade with move to restore the constitution and release Franco era political prisoners. Portuguese ambassador to England heads to London with details, arguing British interference unnecessary.
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Pranco
England
Lisbon
Prince Ile
Manuel Moreira
Justice Henriques
Augusto Decastilho
Bertrandos
Franco
Vs . Marquia
Portugese
London
House adopts Portugal sympathy resolution
Washington February 4 the house adopted a resolution of sympathy with the people of Portugal over the assassination of the king and crown prince prompted by Representative Cousins of Town chairing the foreign affairs committee.
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Washington
Cousins
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
House
Portugal
Choir Leader Stabbed in Santa Teresa Church
Guadalajara Mexico Feb 4 Ezqui el Huerta choir leader was stabbed to death during mass at Santa Teresa church by Alberto Lopez a choir member. Blood from the wounds sprinkled the worshipers as they knelt López intoxicated tried to flee jumped to the floor but was picked up unconscious revived. worshipers fainted and panicked.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Santa Teresa
Ezquiel Huerta
Alberto Lopez
Huerta
Lopez
Jamestown Cup Boat Race Tops Punta Arenas Festivities
A Jamestown cup boat race between crews from American battleships is a highlight of today's Punta Arenas events. Shore leaves were cut back due to coaling operations.
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Punta Arenas
Night Riders Burn Bennett Warehouse in Kentucky Attacks
Night riders in Dycusbure Kentucky early this morning torched the warehouse of A C Bennett and a distillery. The gang also burned plants at Eddyville and Pinckeyville, and cut telegraph lines, disrupting communication.
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Dycusbure
A. C. Bennett
Eddyville
Pinckeyville
Hermiston Suit Seeks Ouster of City Officials
A circuit court suit filed by R. R. Johnson and W. T. Muir on behalf of J. F. McNaught seeks to abolish Hermiston as an incorporated town and remove Mayor Fred A. Yates and all council members H. T. Irvin W. R. Stewart W. R B. Longhorn J. D. Rice Harry Straw and Harry Hanby from office. The complaint argues Hermiston was never legally incorporated after July 25, 1907 and that current officials lack lawful authority.
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Hermiston
R. R. Johson
W. T. Muir
J. F. McNaught
State of Oregon
G. W. Phelps
City of
Crown Prince Active in German National Affairs Talks
The Crown Prince of Germany participates in conferences with Chancellor von Buelow on national affairs and appears to be actively training for the throne.
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Germany
von Buelow
Miners Strike Proves Failure in Fairtkmarks Alaska
Fairtmarks Alaska February 4 The long miners strike begun April 26 faces collapse as mine owners implement a card system barring union members from employment. Operators plan to hire outside workers before reopening shifts, signaling a decisive setback for the miners.
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Fairtmarks
Alaska
Admits Spat in Prince Du Sagan Case at Paris Court
In a one franc assault trial the cousin Bont testified he spat in Prince Du Sagan's face after an insult but denies hitting or kicking him. Bon's brother Jean said the prince struck with a cane but toppled. A mixed crowd heard inconsistent testimonies as witnesses described Boni as the "little bald man."
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Paris
Fes
Bont
Prince du Sagan
Bon
Jean
Boni
Impeachment Battle Over Bristol Testimony Shocks Court
In Portland on February 4 Henry Heney pressed to impeach District Attorney W C Bristol regarding the Hendricks land fraud case. Bristol testified the telegram delaying Hendricks’ sentence was drafted by his assistant Irwin Rittenhouse, who then contradicted Bristol. Bristol plans to explain the contradictions on stand.
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Bristol
Rittenhouse
Biristol
Portland
Heney
W. C. Bristol
Hendricks
Irwin Rittenhouse
Fifty Women Flee Fire At Dearborn Street Building
A blaze in a seven story building at 91 Dearborn Street Chicago forced fifty women to flee to the fire escapes this afternoon. The fire began on the fifth floor in the tailor shop of L Swanson where the workers were employed.
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Chicago
Dearborn Street
L. Swanson
President nominates Houston for Missoula receiver post
Washington Feb 4 The president today named William Houston as receiver of monetary funds at Missoula Montana, in a move extending federal control over local assets.
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Washington
William Houston
Missoula, Mont
Teachers Progress with U of O Wil Meet Weekly
Public school teachers decided to join correspondence courses offered by the state university. They will study pedagogy and Shakespeare, with weekly meetings to discuss the work. The initiative came from the teachers, not the school board, and the session was led by Superintendent Landers in the county superintendent's office.
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Landers
City Plumbers Overwhelmed by Cold Water Leaks
The ongoing cold spell has left many homes in the city with burst water pipes. Plumbers report they are very busy repairing leaks and cannot answer every call promptly.
Tax roll shows big rise in Umatilla County taxes
Third Willson in taxes. Clerks needed to handle collections as the total to be collected this year reaches 351880.52 dollars, up 25 percent from last year. State tax increase plus district and city levies push Pendleton and other towns higher, with school districts voting more taxes than ever. Sheriff’s office busy with tax payments, still offering a three percent rebate for early payers.
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Umatilla County
Pendleton
Adame
Athena
Echo
Freewater
Umatilla
Weston
Sheriffs Office
Will of Dr Johnson Is Rejected Before Probate
Judge Gilliland refused to admit a hand written will found among Dr Johnson's papers. The document left one third to the widow and 4000 to H F Johnson for life, remainder to Mary D Smith Frances B Johnson and Clifton B Johnson. If not admitted, estate to be administered as intestate.
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H! F. Johnson
Gilliland
Dr. Johnson
H. F. Johnson
Mary D. Smith
Chicago
Frances B. Johnson
Beaumont
Texas
Clifton B. Johnson
Salt Lake
Utah
C. K. Cranston
J. T. Laimbirth
Dr Mann Reopens Dental Practice In Local Offices
Dr Mann returns from Condon and will resume dental practice in the rooms above the state a loon, in the suite formerly occupied by Dr Whitaker. Remodeling is underway and the office is to open the first of next week. Previously he practiced in the Association block before moving to Condon three years ago.
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Mann
Condon
FE. A. Mann
C. J. Whitaker
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