Morgan Subpoena Sparks House Rules Showdown in 1920s Probe
Thomas Lawein denounces Henry in a heated exchange over alleged cabinet leaks and a two million dollar stake in a Wall Street manipulation. Lawton and editors attend as subpoenas widen the probe. Frank A. Vanderslip of National City Bank is subpoenaed.
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Krin
Henry
Heaveia
Lawaon Eld
Derwion
T Wmv
Denisl
Stock Exchange
Conete
Fmig
Pankinr
Lawson Mild
Laweon
Barard
Lawson
Wall Street
Lawann
Frank A. Vanderslip
National City Bank of New York
U-Boat Activity Reported Near Petrograd
Jan 10 reports indicate a U-boat patrol operating near Petrograd with observations of two enemy ships in the vicinity. No further details on ships or outcomes provided in the fragment.
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Phtrograd
Chicago Faces Coal Famine in Severe Winter Crisis
Chicago, January 14. With a 48 hour coal supply, the city reels from its worst coal famine. One section has already closed and more plants plan to shut. Mayor Thompson vows to seize coal in railroad yards. Suburban coal hits twelve dollars a ton as prices surge and the governor launches a relief drive.
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Chicago
Thompson
Guy Hayes Sentenced to Maximum Term in Court
Guy Hayes received the maximum sentence for a felony after being convicted yesterday afternoon. Judge Phelps noted his prior misdeeds and warned against interfering with witnesses. Hayes, who had celebrated with Chinese wine after posting bonds, faced a range of penalties from county jail to two years in the penitentiary, with parole possible after serving part of the term. The jury had returned its verdict around 3:15 PM yesterday.
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Guy Hayes
Phelpa
Hayes
Hushman
Nach
Phelpy
Yenitentiary
Judes Phelps
Wheat prices show good advance in Chicago markets
Chicago dispatch reports a favorable advance in wheat prices with May futures at 9.135 open and 1.85 close, while nearby and delivery data appear with variances. Separate Portland market notes list lamb at 1.65 and bluestem at 91.69, reflecting regional commodity shifts.
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Chicago
Cremonian
Portland
Ore
Lamb
Bluestem
Rieth Terminal Anticipated as Largest on Line
Rieth, Ore warming to be largest terminal on the line as railroad men push for growth. Announced improvements include 500100 dollars for terminal works and 160000 dollars for betterments next year. Attendance from Pendleton noted, with O J McKee presiding on a year opening program featuring A G Means and F N Lue discussing progress and regional cooperation.
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Rieth
Pendleton
O. J McKee
Reopen Investigation Ot The Money Trust
Representative Lindbergh of Minnesota introduced a resolution calling for a reopening of the Money Trust probe. He denounced the U S monetary system as an eternal gambling hell and warned of ties with bankrupt European nations. He cited the Bank of England’s foreign role and claimed twenty five billion dollars in U S investments are loaned to stock speculators. He urged five congressmen be named to form an investigating committee to report soon.
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Washington
Lindbergh
Minnesota
Money Trust
United States Money Ayetom & Eternal
Federal Nerve Board
Lindberg
Bank of England
United States
Parole Granted to Indian Youth in Kirkpatrick Case
Richard Burke, a young Indian convicted two years ago in the death of Ed Kirkpatrick, a reservation farmer, has been paroled by the state parole board. His parole starts January 12, and he is expected to return home soon. The case began as a circuit court dispute after Burke and his wife drove to the Kirkpatrick party. Mrs. Clifford testified to being ejected, leading to a fatal confrontation and Burke receiving an indeterminate term of one to fifteen years.
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Richard Burke
Ed Kirkpatrick
State Parole Board
Withycombs
Raley & Rules
Burke
Circuit Cour
Kirkpatrick
Himwlf
Bernstorff Went Beyond Province Declares Lodge
Senator Lage charged Ambassador Bernstorff with overstepping his authority in Washington affairs during a senate session. The remark followed rumors that Cinkremmen were pocketing funds intended for clerk hire.
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Bernstorff
Washington
Joan
Lage
Ambasaador Bernstorff
Senate
Laige
Hitcheork
Cinkremmen
Admiral Dewey in Critical Condition Declines
Washington Jan 16. Doctor Farrantcropy issued a second bulletin reporting Admiral Dewey’s condition has worsened with labored breathing low spirit kidneys and swallowing difficulties. He notes the hero’s lungs are affected and the general outlook is poor with little chance to live beyond a few days.
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Hero
Bone Dry Bill Seizure Clause Scrapped In Oregon Action
Salem reports a bone dry bill prohibits import only under district license for medicinal and scientific uses. It bans drunkenness as a misdemeanor with fines up to a hundred dollars or fifty days in jail. A search and seizure clause is eliminated. Other measures include tax commission reform, a road district bond plan, feeble minded commitment procedures, and penalties for anonymous publications.
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Salem
Heprenenathen Andernom
Wilbur
Senate
Horn
Eddy Joint Memorial
Congress
Tichenor
Columbia River
Pacific Ocean
Oregon
Alexander Thompson
Italy
TAX Commission
Thomas
State Tax Commission
Audi & Commission
Tee
Laurgaard
Moeller
Income tax man in town urges farmers to check net income
General Deputy Revenue Collector Thad Sweek arrived in Pendleton to explain the new income tax law to residents. He cautions about penalties for delinquency, urges individuals with incomes around 4000 or 5000 dollars to verify their net income, and stresses corporations must file statements under the amended statute.
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Thad Sweek
Pendleton
Theta
Sweck
Sweeka
Portuguese Troops Land in France for War Effort
Portuguese troops begin arriving in France marking Portugal’s active participation in the war. Officials indicate the number landed is not yet known as officers report the initial arrivals amid the broader Allied effort against the Central Powers.
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France
Government Probe On Railways Empl Disputes Assured
Washington January 16 Senate Interstate Commerce Committee agreed to a compulsory governmental investigation of railway employees disputes as part of the president's program. No decision on the employees' right to strike pending investigation. Also the House Ways and Means Committee agreed to raise an eight percent inheritance and excess profits tax on corporations and partnerships to boost revenues, planning twenty five million dollar bond issues. President Wilson and McAdoo approved. Also the Randell amendment to the post office appropriation bill was killed on a point of order regarding liquor advertising.
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Washington
Senate Intostate Commerce Committee
House
Ways and Means
Kitchen
Wilton
McAdoo
Jan
Randall
Post Office
Encircling Move Delayed in Eastern Front Action
Berlin reports indicate heavy German artillery advances despite riverine obstacles as they shell Ga late and halt a southeast German infantry push. A Teutonic encirclement attempt from the southwest is delayed while Russians claim a northeast offense near Fochani and small Romanian detachments clash along the Panden in Roumania. A French trench raid near Vouvraignes is repulsed amid warding actions.
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London
Berlin
Dix
Danube
Dobrudja
Galate
Fochani
Sayville
Panden River
Roumania
Cosina
Buista
Vouvraignes
Roye
Perkins lining up progressives for new attack
New York January 16 George Perkins read a statement to the executive committee alleging a plan to force retirement of Chairman Jetcox and back Charles E. Howes defeat. He signals progressives will mount an assault on the platform, a repeat of fights seen at prior conventions. Other progressive leaders warn the breach remains and threaten another split as Adams named vice chairman and Cornelius Biles junior placed on a committee seeking cooperation between factions.
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New York
Coeorge Perkins
Caston
Jetcox
Wilcox
Charles E. Howkes
Nline
Perkins
Progrestives
Reculum
John T Adams
Town
Cornelius XII
Biles
Progrems Ved
Judge Fee Pays Respect to Cemetery for Coin
Pendleton Oregon editor letters critique a Tribune article about Pendleton library. The writer defends current stance, condemns satirical tone, and argues against shared spaces and unified funding. The piece previews continuation on page 6.
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Thomas Lawein
House Rules Committee
Lawton
John Comgrove
Sunday World
Herman Ridgeway
Everybody's Magasine
Donald McDonald
Trenton Financial
Harrison
Lawron
Hernstort
Withe
Quinn Bom
Palley
Mayes
Mlett
Hieth
A. G. Means
F. N Lue
Verilly
Ed Man
Jolliey
Poker Jim
Dewey
Wasieengton
Tor Faanticroy
Admiral Dewey
Naval
Ouyrarnrforts
Fern
North Powder
Teutons
Galatz
Kitesane
Jleport
Steesetul
Northeam
NEW
Pendleton. Ore, Jun
East Oregonian
Tribune
the Tribune
Cencareely
Elimener
Laren
Maya
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