Rockefeller Still At Large Reported Sailed To Bermuda
Washington Jan 3 Chairman Pujo said Sergeant at Arms Riddell will continue the search for William Rockefeller. The money trust committee plans to ask the House for a warrant if needed, with joint Senate action required. Riddell doubts the Brunswick Bermuda yacht report. The committee postponed their meeting until tomorrow to outline plans to secure Rockefeller and consider contempt attachments.
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Riddell
Bermuda
Washington
Jan
Pujo
Money Trust Investigating Committee
At Arms Riddell
William Rockefeller
Money Probers
Senate
House
New York
Arms Riddell
Brunswick
Willam Rockefeller
Jeky Island
Rockefeller
Thugs Beat Jap and Rob Hotel Clerk in San Francisco
In San Francisco on January three, Frank Toriyama, a Japanese clerk at the Athens hotel, was beaten unconscious, bound, and gagged then robbed of $22 after he said he did not know the hotel safe combination. Police were investigating the assault as a robbery case.
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San Francisco
Frank Toriyama
Athens
Landslide injures men west of Seattle bluff
A landslide struck a house housing four men near Seattle’s bluff early today. John Larson was killed while Albert Christ Antone Nelson and Martin Linsen were injured. The body of Larson was recovered at nine this morning. Interurban trains were halted by a related slide fifteen miles away. Two Newfoundland dogs buried in the debris were reported audible by rescuers.
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Leithe
Seattle
John Larson
Albert Christ
Antone Nelson
Martin Linsen
Seattle Bluff
Tacoma
Puget Sound Electric
Seattle Bluffa
Larson
Emperor Joseph of Austria Nearing Death
Paris reports a dying emperor of Austria causing market jitters as Vienna notes serious condition with another heart attack feared. Rome says pope sent apostolic blessing but Vienna delays until death is certain. cardinal instructed to withhold blessing.
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Berlin
Peralstent
Joseph
Austria
Vienna
Chiari
Rome
Nagl
Vatican
Prominent Railroad Leader Found Dead at Home
New York bulletin reports Noswell Miller chairman of the directorate of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad was found dead at his residence this morning. Heart failure is believed to be the cause.
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New York
lNoswell Miller
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul Road
A Ray of Light Foils a Burglar
Em il Timmerman woke to a dark lantern flash that revealed a would be burglar at the Rupers home on Long street at about six this morning. The intruder fled after the light awakened the student from Hills Military School who slept in the front room with the blinds up. A second attempt at the Kupers residence by the prowler occurred shortly after, but the thief escaped before capture.
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Emil Timmerman
William Rupers
Long Street
Young Timmerman
the Hills Military School
Portland
Kupers
Biinda
Insane Man Flees In Night Clothes From Salem Asylum
L H Bentley escaped Wednesday night from the Salem insane asylum by breaking a floor board and dropping to the basement. He wandered barefoot toward Silverton begging for clothing at farmhouses. Though not considered dangerous, attendants searched area after his departure. he was originally from Marseur county with relatives there.
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Salem
L. H. Bentley
Silverton
Kentley
Bentley
Marsheur County
California
Tidal wave reports groundless for Norfolk VA
Washington January 3 reports that a tidal wave destroyed Norfolk proved groundless as telephone service returned after a powerful storm. For a time the city was isolated. a navy dispatch earlier claimed destruction, but full details showed no major damage.
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Washington
Norfolk
Navy Department
Warship Impounded Over Baby Birth Flag Celebration
New York dated January 3 reports Nathaniel Jones displayed flags to celebrate Mrs. Jones birth at Watling Island Lighthouse Bahamas. A British gunboat with 100 marines was ordered to Watling Island after a lightkeeper signaled for help with two flags, but found a baby’s arrival was the reason. The lightkeeper was transferred to a smaller station as punishment.
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New York
Nathaniel Jones
Nassau
Watling Island
Michigan Representative Drowns at Sea
Washington reports state representative William Wedemeyer of Michigan leaped from a vessel in the Inner Panama and was drowned last night according to wireless updates received this morning.
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Washington
William Wedemeyer
Michigan
Panama
Uner
Body of Late Whitlaw Reid Arrives on British Cruiser
The British cruiser Natal bearing the body of the late Ambassador Reid arrived in a blizzard. It led a procession of American warships past the Ambrose channel light ship to the naval anchorage below Grant's tomb. The body lay in state at St John the Divine with Marines guarding and a 19 gun salute fired by the Florida. Attending to the funeral were President Taft, Secretary Knox, Ambassador Bryce, Colonel Lowther, and other diplomats.
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New York
St. John the Divine
Natal
Ambassador Reid
Ambrage Channel
North River
Grant
Florida
North Dakota
Rae, Drayton, McCall
Paulding
Cathedral of
Taft
Knox
Bryce
Lowther
Canada
Greer
Ambis Sidor Hryce
Root
Sage
J. P. Morgan
Depew
Rosarian Welcome in Los Angeles Pageant
The Royal Rosarians from Portland arrived from San Diego this morning. They enjoyed a Spanish lunch at La Romada, a suburb. A dinner and reception will be held tonight to greet them.
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Los Angeles
Royal Rosarians
Portland
San Diego
la Romada
Millionaire Clark Spends lavish New Year’s Eve in San Francisco
In San Francisco on January 3, 1923, a New Year's party featured millionaire Charles W. Clark spending lavishly at Milionaire Clark’s ball. Mark, a Montana topper king’s son, hosted dinner for a friend, while John Tait of Tait’s cafe quoted $1000 to lease the ballroom. Clark wrote a large check to cover the cost.
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San Francisco
Charles W. Clark
Mark
Montana
John Tait
Tait
New Year's Wedding of 15 Year Old Stopped in Tacoma
In Tacoma on January 8 detectives halted the planned marriage of Edna Saunders 15 daughter of a Seattle contractor and Al J alr mont 21 of Tacoma just as preparations began at the girl's home. The couple must wait at least until she is 16 after the father swore out a warrant. Miss Saunders left Seattle Tuesday without telling her parents.
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Tacoma
Wash
Edna Saunders
Seattle
AL J.alrmont
Miss Saunders
Filipinos Oppose Autonomy Proposal Before Wilson
Manila on January 3 reports strong opposition among native Filipinos to Representative Jones of Virginia’s planned bill for practical self government. Over 100 leading island natives draft a petition asking President-elect Wilson to oppose the Jones bill and keep the islands’ political status unchanged.
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Manila
Jones
Virginia
Congress
Philippines
Wilson
No Work Yet for Convicted Labor Men in Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kan Jan 3 No permanent jobs have yet been assigned the convicted labor men. Assignments are expected this afternoon. Nach was permitted to write two letters today. E F Barker of Kansas was the first visitor to the labor men. He visited McCain and Brown briefly.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Nach
E. F. Barker
Kansas
McCain
Brown
Stage Stops Willen Parcels Post Starts
Contractor refuses to carry out postal transport under new wartime parcel post law. Mellogg Stage Co with four Oregon routes and 50 interior post offices quits, abandoning all mail contracts starting January 1. Postmasters at Yale and Dunvegon City seek disposition of piling mails on the Vale to Burns route. Towns receiving no mail include Burns Beulah Westfall Riverside Juntura and others in Oregon.
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Wile, Or
Iaw
Mellogg Stage Company
Mather, Harney
Grant
Oregon
United States
Yale
Dunveon City
Ore
Vale
Burns
Beulah
Westfall
Riverside
Juntura
Buchanin
Drewsey
Van
Harney
Riley Harriman
Lawen
Princeton
Smith
Waverly
Buckley
Dupont Powder Trust Divides Coast Trade
The Dupont Powder company undergoes dissolution under a U S district court order. Hercules Powder takes over 11 plants formerly controlled by the trust. Atlis Powder begins in the northwest with offices in Tacoma and W J Webster named president.
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Dupont Powder Trust
San Francisco
Duafont Powder Company
Powder Trust
United States District Court
Wilmington
Det
Dupont Powder Company of
California
Hercules Powder Company
Trust
Atlis Powder Company
Northwest
Tacoma
W. J. Webster
Dupont
Births Surpass Deaths in Umatilla County 1912
Records by Dr. D. J. McFaul health officer show 195 births and 130 deaths in eleven months of 1912, with December figures pending. If December 1911 is used, annual births reach 205 and deaths 140, implying birth rate about one per 100 people and a death rate one per 146.
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Umatilla
D. J. McFaul
McFaul
Eee
Jubsee
Secsarade
Eae
seaQaue
Negro Arrested as Logue Murderer
Chicago January 3 Robert Kitchin a man of color was arrested today as the Logue murderer He roomed under Logues office His thumb prints will be compared with prints found at Logues place Chicago January 3 Kitchin was released later as the thumbs did not correspond to his own.
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Chicago
Robert Kitchin
Logue
Kitchin
Demands Thousand From City Editor at Post-Intelligencer
Seattle January 2 a gunman entered the editorial rooms of the Post-Intelligencer at 7 16 pm and leveled a revolver at city editor Joe Gilbert demanding a thousand dollars in five minutes. Gilbert talked and police were alerted. the man identified himself as Frank age 27, claiming insanity.
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Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
Frank
Joe Gilbert
Gilbert
Hela
Light Snowfall May Cause Water Shortage
Vale Oregon reports December snowpack below normal on eastern Oregon heights. Hendler Mountain shows at most four inches now though January typically brings 10 to 15 inches. If heavy snows arrive later or spring rains are strong, the shortage may be offset. otherwise valleys may face water deficit next spring.
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Vale
Ore
Oregon
Hendler Mountain
Track reaches third Malheur river crossing near Vale
Be Almost to Tunnel Vale Oregon January 3 Track laying on the Orestown Eastern railroad reaches the third crossing of the Malheur river at mile 37.5 from Vale. The bridge will be ready in a day or two and another 900 feet of rails will be laid to the fourth crossing. A four week delay may follow. The winter stoppage is set for January 15 with track to the east portal of the big tunnel at mile 38.2. Work will resume west of the tunnel in April.
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Vale
Orexton Eastern
Malheur
Oregon freight rates suspended by commission
Washington news reports the commerce commission suspended until May 1 the proposed increase in freight rates for tin sheet and metal shipments between eastern Oregon and Washington points. The action halts the new charges pending further review.
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Washington
Commerce Commission
Oregon
Pendleton High School Alumni Meet College Opponents
College players from Oregon and other Northwest colleges to face Pendleton high school alumni in a 7:30 tonight at Commercial gymnasium. College lineup includes Tommy Boylen Chester Fee Claud Hampton Nat Kimball Art Jordan Clayton Strain Harry Selbert. Prep representatives are Otto Houser Paul Finnall Jack McDonald Otis Hampton Cliffs Pordan Ralph Koch.
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Commercial Gymnasium
Pendleton High School
Colleges of
the Northwest
P. H
Tommy Boylen
Chester Fee
Claud Hampton
Nat Kimball
University of Oregon
Art Jordan
Clayton Strain
Harry Selbert
A. C
Otto Houser
Paul Finnall
Jack McDonald
Otis Hampton
Cuffs Pordan
Ralph Koch
Local Judge Hears Cash At Baker Cits
Baker Oregon January 3 in Pendleton circuit court Judge Phelps heard arguments in William Baker versus Moran et al heirs to the Mensor estate. The case seeks settlement of ownership of notes said to have been given the plaintiff before Mr Mensor's death. The heirs are accused of wrongfully taking the notes. The judge took the matter under advisement.
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Baker
Ore
William Baker
Moran
Mensor
Phelps
Pendleton
When fools are glad wiee men are oad
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Bail Requests for Labor Leaders in Federal Appeals
Chicago reports that a writ of supersedeas was granted and bonds set at ten thousand dollars per year of sentence for each of 32 convicted labor leaders. Attorneys Zoline and Krum filed petitions arguing releases pending appeal before the federal circuit court of appeals with judges Kohlsaat Baker and Seaman presiding.
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Chicago
EK. N. Zoline
Federal Court of Appeals
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Hockin
Kohlsaat
Baker
Seamen
Cester Krum
E. N. Zoline
Miller
William Gray
Philadelphia
Krum
And@son
Zoiine
Indianapolis
Ultimatum on Adrianople Captures Peace Conference
London reports Balkan envoys demand immediate cession of Adrianople within 24 hours or resume war. If Turks fail to answer, Balkan nations will leave the conference and urge their governments to restart hostilities. Turks delay opening while awaiting further Constantinople instructions.
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Adrianople
London
Balkan
Balkans
Constantinople
Abduction Suspect Warranted Against Seattle Woman
Los Angeles January 3 warrants are expected to be issued for Mrs Violet Ake of Seattle and C Boxley of Los Angeles in the alleged abduction of Reatha Watson 16 half sister of Mrs Ake The girl left her father W W Watsons home two days ago and is believed taken to Seattle The woman a former wife of George Ake and a model photographer is described as one of Los Angeles most beautiful residents.
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Los Angeles
Violet Ake
Seattle
C. Boxley
Reatha Watson
Ake
W. W. Watson
Watson
H Boxley
Low Angeles
George Ake
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