Bailey Grist of His Own Joke Faces Hearing by Judge Bean
Local attorney Douglas W. Bailey sought to clear unprofessional conduct allegations from a grand jury report. Judge J H M Bean struck references from records, referring Bailey’s charges to the Bar Association while noting no direct charges were made. Bailey explained a 600 note found in old desk papers was the joke’s origin, after which a dispute with Mary Coffey prompted investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HM. Bean
Douglas W. Bailey
Acon
Mr. Bailey
Wenaha Club
Bean
Bar Association
Douglas W. Bulley
Umatilla
Grand Jury
Bailey
State Bar Association
Batley
Mary Coffee- Ratti¢in
Phelps
Halley
Five Killed When Train Crashes In Beagle
Beagle Jan 18 five persons die when the Missouri Karasan Texan passenger train crashes into box cars used by Italians in sleeping quarter cars. Engineer John Cowden and four Italians are killed. Several others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beagle
Kana
Missouri, Karasan & Texan
John Cowden
Bank official noted in the Coffey matter not endorsed
A bank official identified as Mr. Rice stood alone with Mrs. Coffey. no endorsement was made in the observed transaction.
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Mr. Rice
Bank
Mrs. Coffey
Murder mystery on Wishion Island body found in box
Authorities probe a decomposed unidentified man found in a wooden box on Wishion Island shores. The box appeared long submerged and was discovered Saturday by an Indian. The body will be brought to Seattle for investigation as officials pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Wishion Island
Texas Anti-Trust Law 18 Upheld by Court
The Texas anti-trust law originally passed in 1901 and amended in 1963 was ruled constitutional by the supreme court. Waters Pierce oil Co appealed after a $1,623,900 fine for alleged violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Washington
Supreme Court
Waters Pierce GU Co
Bergevin Seeks 5000 Damages Over Daughter Seizure
In circuit court Saturday John Bergevin seeks 5000 damages from Walter Cameron for alleged seduction of his 17 year old daughter Amanda Bergevin, with the act said to have occurred in April of the year.
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Salt
John Bergevin
Walter Cameron
Amanda Bergevin
Battle with Black Hand gang ends in ambush killings
Washington Pennsylvania January 18 two Black Hand desperadoes were fatally shot and nine captured after state police lured the gang with a demand for $2000 from a wealthy woman. The ambush yielded a sudden attack and swift flight, with bloodhounds on the trail for remaining members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cers
Washington, Penna
Leff
Disease May Kill Earthquake Survivors in Messina
Rome Jan 18 A formal petition from the rescued at Messina urges that every resident abandon the city due to miasmic conditions. Officials fear continued presence will lead to widespread illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Messina
Mesina
Frank Michaels Indicted in Gambling Case
Frank Michaels a petitioner in an injunction to bar county payments for a detective's services in a Hauer law violations probe was indicted by the current grand jury on a gambling charge. Michaels, a notable wheat rancher farming about 1600 acres, is one of three men whose names were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Frank Michaels
G. W. Phelps
Michael
Michaels
Thaw Keeps Pendleton Water Use Steady
Pendleton's water use remains steady after the cold snap ends. Welter superintendent Wm Southerland reports thawing conditions cut daily consumption to about half of last week's level while the pumping system kept the reservoir well supplied and the station maintaining roughly 28 inches below overflow.
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Pendleton
Welter
Wm. Southerland
Brothers Meet Here After Fifty Five Years
Carl Hanson of St Charles Idaho visits his brother Louis Hanson of Cold Springs Pendleton after 56 years apart. Once boys in Norway they now are prosperous northwestern farmers. The reunion occurred last week and Carl departs tonight for home.
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Norway
Pendleton
Carl Hanson
St. Charles
Idaho
Louis Hanson
Cold Springs
Sheep Shearing Arrests Hit Winter Cruelty Law
Seattle Washington January 18 For first time local police arrest three men under cruelty to animals law over shaving 12 sheep before shipment to British Columbia under regulation cattle corns Yakima Sheep company officials F G Wright secretary treasurer P M Reeves and W T Moore sheep shearers charged with cruel handling of livestock Several hundred sheep have been shaved at Yakima company sheds and shipped to British Columbia with potential fines up to 150 or months imprisonment
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Seattle
F. G. Wright
Yakima Sheep Company
P. M. Reeves
W.T. Moore
British Columbia
Miss Georgie Ellis Visits Pendleton on Way to Weston
Miss Georgie Ellis of Burns visited Pendleton last evening while en route to Weston to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Ellis
Burns
Pendleton
Weston
Bennett Divorce Suit Alleges Desertion in Spokane Residence
Mrs. Jessie Bennett files for divorce in circuit court from William A. Bennett alleging desertion as the grounds. The petition states Bennett presently resides in Spokane and seeks judicial dissolution of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Bennett
Eircuit Court
William A. Bennett
Bennett Leward
Spokane
Worst grilling yet for Teddy at Roosevelt floor attack
Washington, Jan 14 An angry floor speech in the House denounces Roosevelt with terms like waterspout tyrant pygmy and bogus hero. Rep Willette claims his election was a fluke, cites San Juan Hill, and accuses him of insubordination and politics. The house blocks further remarks after a 128 to 78 vote.
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Sprechik
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
House
Willette
New York
Billingsgate
San’ Jun Hin
Cuba
Navy
Police
New York City
War Department
San Juan
Rargovne
Willett
Pendleton Visit Of Pasco Contractor Van Dusen
FL E Van Dusen formerly of this city now contracting at Pasco spent Saturday in Pendleton to handle business and visit friends paying calls and sightseeing in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL E. van Dusen
Pasco
Pendleton
Oregon wool price forecast from four to twenty cents
Oregon wool will bring 18 to 20 cents next year per Dr S W McClure based on bids at the National Woolgrowers convention in Pocatello. Wool buyers offered 18 to 21 cents to prevent clips entering the national warehouse. The warehouse plan drew 23 million pounds subscribed and 10 million more promised, raising local clip prices by 4 to 6 cents. The Echo scour ing mill project kept Umatilla county out of the band wagon as Malheur flock masters join. Smythe re elected to executive board, Gooding praised as best president. The bureau of animal industry in the northwest was endorsed and tariff on wool urged to stay. Forester Pinchot policy criticized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
S. W. McClure
Malheur County
Grant Coun
Echo
Umatilla County
Smythe
Gooding
Walker
Daun P. Smythe
Bureau of Animal Industry
Northwest
Bureau
Forestry Service
Forester Pinchot
Moyer Loses Appeal in Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court denied Charles H. Moyer's challenge seeking damages for alleged illegal imprisonment. The ruling affirms a circuit court judgment against Moyer, former Governor Peabody of Colorado General Sherman Bell and Captain Bulkley Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Peabody
Colorado
Sherman Bell
Bulkley
Wells
Circuit Court
Bond Sale Progress for Woolen Mill Extension
Work to dispose of the remaining $30,000 woolen mill bond issue continued today by the soliciting committee. Roy T. Bishop, manager of the new mill, remains in the city awaiting full funding so the mill can be erected and operation begin in summer for fall deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Matlock
Roy T. Bishop
New Mill Company
Three Prisoners Sentenced to Penitentiary Taken to Salem
Milton Rhinberg, Guy White, and Gus Harding, recently sentenced by Judge Bean, were transported to the penitentiary in Salem Saturday evening by Deputy Sheriff Bert Wilson. Rhinberg serves two years for forgery after passing a bogus check at Bond Brothers. White and Harding received one year each for breaking into a farm house near Helix in November.
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Milton Rhinberg
Guy White
Gus Harding
Bean
Salem
Bert Wilson
Rhinberg
Bond Brothers
Helix
Melting Snow No Damage Yet Amid River Jam Fears
Winter thaw in the region shows no major flooding. Mayor Murphy ordered ice breaking beneath and above the Main street bridge to prevent a jam. O R & N train service improves on main line while Washington division and Pendleton Spokane branch face washouts and slides causing Spokane connections to be cut. No. 1 westbound and evening trains run on schedule.
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Tee
Athena
Spokane
Portland
Main Street
Murphy
Walter Wells
Pendleton
Washington
Pendleton-Spokane
Mile Post
Adams
Walla Walla
Umatilla
Jackson
Here
Prescott
Starbuck
Moore
Walluls
Pendleton Visitor J J Donegan From Pasco
J J Donegan of Pasco visited Pendleton on Saturday for business dealings in town.
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J.J. Donegan
Pasco
Pendleton
Recall for All Pledge Breakers Demonstration Planned in Salem
Labor men gather in Salem to wear Statement No 1 and march on the Assembly Chamber if the governor and McArthur fail to win support. Members of the House are acting independently, with the Federation of Labor urging a demonstration should the vote go against the governor.
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Salem
Assembly Chamber
Oregon Labor Federation Plans Noon Demonstration
Salem Oregon January 18 The State Federation of Labor meeting here plans a mass march and a sit in in the assembly chamber at noon tomorrow The display will show Statement No 1 and People’s Choice badges as they back Governor Chamberlain or protest if votes go against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
State Federation of Labor
Chamberlain
Recall plan activated if legislators break pledge
Salem announces that any legislator who repudiates a pledge to back Chamberlain will trigger a recall with just one hour's notice. W. S. l'Ren and allies say recall petitions will be ready Wednesday after the senatorial vote, filed once 25 percent sign. If an official does not resign within five days, a district election will follow.
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Salem
Jan
Chamberlain
l’Ren
t'Ren
Senate reconvenes as twelve vetoed bills return as special order
Salem reports the senate reconvened at 2 pm to take up twelve bills vetoed by the governor in the last session. The measures include three district organization bills for agricultural socities in eastern Oregon and the state’s voting machine bill by Senator Beach.
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Salem
Senate
Oregon
Beach
McArthur announces house committees in Oregon record
Speaker McArthur revealed committee appointments when the house reconvened. He allocated twenty chairmanships out of forty two to anti statement Republicans while the remainder went to statement men. Democrats received no chairmanships but gained placement on solid committees.
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McArthur
Salem
Ore
House
Oregon senators battle shapes state political drama
Salem reporters note politicians from across the state converge to influence the Oregon senatorial contest. The split anti statement faction plans action tonight as the legislature nears its noon decision.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Oregon senators mull purchase rule for state goods
In Salem on Jan 18 Ralley introduced a senate resolution with a Kay committee amendment urging state officers to buy from Oregon producers and firms where practicable. The measure was sent back to the committee with instructions to define emergency, the panel adding an emergency exception.
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Oregon
Salem
Ore
Ralley
Senate
Kay
Telegrams Said to Defeat Chamberlain in Fulton Plan
Salem Oregon January 1 It is reported three statement men received telegrams from Fulton claiming that each of their votes would defeat Chamberlain and elect Fulton The men are said to have admitted receiving the telegrams resulting in a political intrigue note in the telegrams filed today.
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Salem
Ore
Fulton
Chamberlain
Senate Admits Public for Tomorrow Vote in Salem
Open to Public. Salem Oregon January 18. The senate declared the general public will be admitted when the general senatorial vote is taken tomorrow. Senator Beach proposed admission tickets redistributed by senators but his plan failed. Senator Turner introduced a bill for fifteen thousand dollars for the eastern Oregon agricultural experiment station at Whion.
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Salem
Ore
Senate
Beach
Eastern Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station
Whion
Turner
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Bergevin
Black Hand Gang
Offi
Frank Michaels
Mrs. Bennett
Teddy
Moyer
W. S. U'Ren
Federation OF Labor
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