Appeals for Retrials Granted in Dynamite Case
The United States circuit court of appeals granted retrials for six of the union men convicted in Indianapolis for illegally transporting dynamite. It denied retrials for 21 others. Olaf Tvehmoe James Ray Richard Houlihan William McCann Fred Sherman and William Bernhart were remanded to district court for retrial after the court found insufficient evidence and overruled defense error claims.
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Indianapolis
Olaf Tvehmoe
San Francisco
James Ray
Peoria
Richard Houlihan
Wilam McCann
Kansas City
Fred Sherman
William Hernhart
Cincinnati
District Court
Seaman, Baker
Kohlsaat
Orthe McManigal
Edward Clark
United States
Five More Survivors Rescued From Oklahoma Steamer
New York January 6 Five more survivors were rescued from the tank steamer Oklahoma. TheBooth Mner Gregory wirelessed that Fred Booth George Johnson Wilfi Handt John Kossich and Jacob Swansen were saved bringing total rescued to 18 and lives lost to 27. The group and six others rode a wreck boat for six hours before pickup. Handt said another iceboat carrying survivors escaped when the vessel broke in two and righted later.
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New York
Oklahoma
Wireless
Booth Mner Gregory
Fred Booth
George Johnson
Wilfi Handt
John Kossich
Jacob Swansen
Gregory
Handt
Weather forecast predicts limited fair weather across U S
The Weather bureau says periods of fair weather are unlikely across the United States next week. Rain and storms will linger on the Pacific coast with snow and rain likely in the plateau region except the extreme south. A storm off the Washington coast will move east bringing rains and snows and rising temperatures toward the center and east by midweek.
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Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
Pacific Coast
Canadian Northwest
DIRT IS FLYING ON BIG CANAL FOR WEST UMATILLA PROJECT
Construction on the big canal for the West Umatilla project began yesterday in Hermiston Oregon with about 20 men using teams and scrapers to excavate the ditch. Weather permitting the work will continue, but dam concrete work is halted due to freezing conditions.
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West Umatilla
Hermiston
Ore
East
Civic Club
Old Cemetery
Supt Young
Cays Sinnodtt
Pendleton
Flings Back Ring On Wedding Day
Aberdeen, January 6. Mrs Peter Jana a recent bride announced she had made a mistake in marrying and threw back her wedding ring to her husband. She left the new home with her brother and later sought a warrant for her ex in law’s arrest, accusing him of enticing her away.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Peter Jana
Jana
Governor Johnson Runs for Reelection in California
Sacramento Jan 6 Governor Johnson announced his candidacy for reelection saying he rejected a U S Senate bid to serve California better as governor. He pledged independence, would not solicit votes, and would base his campaign on his administration’s past record.
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Johnson
United States Senate
Progressive Party
California
Form for Returns on Incomes Issued by Treasury
The treasury department sent out the form and regulations for income tax returns. Every U S citizen, resident, and non resident with United States income of 3000 dollars or more must file by March in the district of residence or principal business. Penalties range from 20 to 1000 dollars for late filing, 50 percent added for neglect, 100 percent for false returns, with up to 2000 dollars or a year in prison for perjury. An extension of thirty days from March 1 may be allowed for sickness or absence upon proper application. Returns must include an oath or affirmation.
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Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Collector of Internal Revenue
Thea
Heavy Northwest Storm Strains Rivers and Infrastructure
A multi day storm eased but warnings linger as Willamette River surges three feet in 36 hours. Portland reports flooding with power and communications disrupted by submerged conduits near East Broadway. Rail lines near Tillamook and Seattle suffer slides and washouts while trains are diverted. Flooded basements, damaged sewers, and washed-out roads extend across Oregon and Washington with ongoing fears of further damage.
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Portland
Ore
Northwest
Weather Bureau
Willamette
Pacific Telephone & Teleraph Company
Broadway
Yamhill
Garibaldi
Tillamook Bay
Seattle
Wash
Washington
Cedar River
Renton
Columbia and
Puket Sound
Chicago-Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Columbia
Puget Sound
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
Tacoma High School
Neaf
City Light Department
Tacoma Railway & Power Company
Columbia River
Oregon
Independence
Ore i
Chehalis
New Augur
Satsoon
Wynooche
Satsop River
Tillamook
Southern Pacific
W. R. & N. Company
Peninsula
North Bank Bridge
End of Conflict Near as Oregon Militia Cleans Copperfield
Huntington Oregon January 6 The end of the clash between state forces and Baker county appears near after a conference among Colonel Lawson Sheriff Rand and Special Deputy Snodgrass. Provisions were made to name a deputy sheriff to maintain order at Copperfield, allowing martial law to end. Snodgrass visited Baker saloons and ordered gambling devices shipped by night train. Governor West offered to withdraw militia in exchange for cooperation against liquor violations and disorderly houses, proposing Snodgrass as deputy sheriff for 60 days without pay. Copperfield remains quiet as Lawson and contingent guard the town. civil government to be established, with militia retained until then.
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Huntington
Ore
Baker County
Lawson
Rand
Copperfield
West
Collier
Portland
Baker
Salem
Snodgrass
Samuel White
Oregon
Metcalf
Abbott
Johnson
California
Ford Automobile Plant
Detroit
Fort George
B. C
Huerta
Oklahoma
Storm sweeps state with extensive damage reported
A severe storm causes widespread damage across the state. Reports include disrupted income tax filings and multiple labor incidents. Governor Johnson of California announces reelection bid while Ford Detroit plant hires 10000 workers after wage news.
Star Street Bridge Set for Rush to Completion
Charles Cole and Geary Kimbrell returned from Omaha and Chicago where they inspected and approved the steel for the Matlock Star Street Bridge. Steel shipped to Pendleton, some arrived, rest due Monday, contractors to remove false work in eight days. Officials incur $10 daily penalty per contract. They noted light eastward weather with ten inches snow at the Rockies summit.
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Matlock (Star) Street
Charles Cole
Geary Kimbrell
Omaha
Chicago
Kimbrell
Cole
O. K
Pendleton
Rockies
Fire hits Paterson opera house. six firefighters injured
In Paterson New Jersey a blaze at the opera house raged for hours today causing an estimated 150000 in damage. Six firemen were seriously burned and one may die as crews battled the flames.
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Paterson
N. J
Paterson Opera House
Old Cemetery Beautification Planned by Civic Club
The Civic Club's 1914 program includes beautifying the old north-side cemetery without disturbing graves. Chairwoman Mrs. John F. Robinson will lead plans to level ground sow lawn grass and plant trees, aiming for a beautified cemetery. Estimated cost is about 500 dollars, with fundraising yet to be decided. Trustees Lot Livermore Hart Stewart and E P Marshall support the plan.
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Civic Club
John F. Robinson
Lot Livermore
Hart Stewart
E. P. Marshall
Oregon Development League worker to visit Pendleton events
Tom Richardson of the Oregon Development League arrives Friday to address Farmers Union and local groups. He will speak at Pilot Rock and Pendleton venues, with talks planned at a high school, a church event, and a women’s meeting. His itinerary spans Dalles Heppner Hermiston Stanfield Echo Pendleton Pilot Rock Mitten Walla Walla La Grande Union Cove Hot Lake Nyssa Ontario Yale Baker through January 17.
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Tom Richardson
Oregon Development League
Tallman
Commercial Club
Portland
Farmers’ Union Committee
Mr. Richardson
Eagies-Woodman
Richardson
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Dalles
Heppner Junction
Heppner
Hermiston
Stanfield
Echo
Mitten
Walla Walla
la Grande
Union and Cove
Hot Lake
Nyssa
Ontario
Yale
Baker
Morgan’s Dover House at Roehampton For Sale
London reports J P Morgan’s Dover House in Roehampton with 140 acre grounds is up for sale. The freehold residence about 80 near central London is expected to fetch about 750000 dollars.
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London
J. P Morgan
Dover House
Roehampton
Philippines Exports 212540 Tons of Raw Sugar This Year
This year the Philippines shipped 212 540 tons of raw sugar abroad. The data highlights strong export activity reflecting domestic sugar production and trade patterns.
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The
Philippines
Ojinaga Battle Tracking Two Armies For Lamula Pass
In Mexico at Ojinnaga the fight continues as General Herrera with 2000 rebels and General Argumedo with 4000 federals race toward Lamula Pass for strategic control. Reports from Mexico City note prayers for peace and deny rumors Huerta will resign.
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Presidio
Ojinnaga
Herrera
Chihuahua City
Argumedo
Torreon
Lamula Pass
Ojinaga
Mexico City
United States
Huerta
Drowning Tragedy as Barge Sinks Under Laborers
A disaster on Frazer River near Fort George British Columbia left 76 laborers dead when a barge ferrying workers for Grand Trunk railway sank on a swift current. About 25 were rescued and many were injured as the craft struck a rock and the men were swept through rapids.
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Winnipeg
Frazer River
Fort George
British Columbia
Immigration Department
Angel Puglise
Puglise
Grand Trunk Railway
Pacific
Ford to hire 4000 more at five dollars daily
In Detroit a crowd of ten thousand veterans sought work at Ford under a new profit sharing plan that guarantees a minimum wage of $5 daily. The plan expands employment and signals a major wage increase. Secretary Redfield hailed the move as a great step forward, noting Ford’s ability to keep wages at a $5 daily minimum.
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Detroit
Ford Automobile Compan
Washington
Jane
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Ford Motor Company of
Ford Company
Ford
Morgan and Company
Rerin speciallot saya knitting in bed
A fragment notes knitting in bed as an excellent nerve tonic, suggesting a calming, restorative routine. The mention lacks clear entities, dates, or places to expand into a fuller item.
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McCain
Sherman and Barnhart
Plateau
Rocky Mountains
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Portlad
Ecuador
Gout
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Geneal
Star Street Bridge
EE Tfrals
Rebels
Development League
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Dover
Constitutionalists
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Laredo
San Ignacio
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Navy Department
Cowles
Ensenada
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