Four Men Indicted In Shackleford Case At Circuit Court
Trial unfolds in the circuit court with Mark Shackleford charged in the robbery of Howard Trip in Hackett Alley. Accused with him are Harry Kelly and Arthur Payne, while Robbery witnesses include Ida Smith and Trip himself. Jury list and related Gentility details follow as cases proceed to verdicts including A Perard found not guilty on sheep theft charges.
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Mark Shackleford
Howard
Hacket Alley
Harry Kelly
Arthur Payne
Shackleford
Col. J. H. Raley
Roy ‘Raley
Phelps
Howard Trip
Ida Smith
Tenderloin Cribs
Joseph Hanga
Echo
Col
J. H. Raley
Henry Courter
Frank
Joe Hildebrand
Tm Che
Frank Hildebrand
Military Attaches Face Court in Berlin Inquiry
On January 22 Berlin reports General Count Hohenau and Count Lynar accused of participating in immoralities by Editor Barden. They face a military court of inquiry on the charges as part of Knights of the Round Table controversy.
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Berlin
Barden
Knights of the Round Table
Count Hohenau
Count Lynar
Ruef Granted Brief Time to Secure Counsel
In San Francisco on January 22 Judge Lawlor granted Ruef a short extension to Friday to secure adequate legal representation for his defense. He warned this would likely be the last continuance granted on this ground.
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Ruef
San Francisco
Lawlor
Italian murders confessed by jail inmate in Canon City
Denver January 3 reports Anton Nerol held in Canon City jail has confessed to murdering twelve people. The alleged killings occurred in Italy and Florence Colorado. The confession came through a fellow prisoner in the jail.
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Denver
Anton Nerol
Canon City
Florence
Colo
Italy
Japanese Immigration Declines in December 1907
Washington Iowa reports a 1907 December drop of 2244 Japanese immigrants compared with December 1906. Officials say restrictions from last spring are taking effect, though eight to nine months show higher arrivals than last year. Authorities anticipate continued government efforts to curb Japanese laborer inflows.
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Washington
America
Immigration Bureau
Department of Commerce and Labor
Dire Distress for Woman and Family in Salt Lake
Mrs Anna Bradley once acquitted in Washington of Senator Brown's murder, with four children, lives in a bare hut on Salt Lake City's edge. After using book-sale funds for food, she is now penniless as former friends abandon her. She sought help from an old lawyer friend yesterday, revealing worsening want.
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Salt Lake
Anna Bradley
Washington
Senator Brown
Prominent Man Deni Dies in Vancouver. Services Planned
Jan 22 Vancouver report says A B Irwin manager of the Pacific coast Wood Pipe company died last night in Vancouver. Burial planned at Spokane by the Elka fraternal order.
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Vancouver
B. C
A. B. Irwin
Pacific Coast Wood Pipe Company
Spokane
Elka
Japan Cabinet in Crisis Over Immigration Policy
Tokyo January 22 Indications point to a narrow parliamentary defeat for the cabinet on a motion by progressives seeking a lack of confidence The government faces a precarious position Taiyoshi's speech on restricted American immigration drew a cool response amid a distressed economy likely forcing higher taxes The progressives say the inquiry into student immigration and the Mexico embargo has put Japan in a humiliating spot Two Japanese nationals were arrested at Fort Stevens Oregon for suspicious activity at the west battery avoiding names and reasons.
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Japan
Toklo
Taiyoshi
North America
Mexico
Fort Stevens
Ore
Parole Board Recommends Multiple Releases in Walla Walla
Walla Walla Jan 22 After reviewing prisoner records the state board of pardons published findings. Eight fined discharge s two complete pardons 24 paroles and five commutations of sentences are recommended in the board report.
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Walla Walla
State Board of Pardons
C. 8. Reed
T. H. Jones
J. H. Davie
Matt L. Pilea
State Board of Control
W. L. McCullin
Denver Pays Its Dues To Democratic Committee
Denver Colorado reports the second installment of 256000 from the 100000 pledged by the Denver Convention league to the national committee was paid today. The remainder will be paid in 25000 installments on February 22 and March 22 following an initial payment to Chairman Thomas Tageart on December 22.
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Denver
Colo
Democratic National Committee
Denver Convention League
Thomas Tageart
Crowded Macy's Dry Goods Store Murder Scene
In New York at Macy Dry Goods store a woman believed to be Mrs. Robert Clark fired five shots at Frank Brady an advertising man from the dining room table killing him. She then shot herself twice dying in hospital. several hundred diners fled and motive remains unknown.
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New York
Macy Dry Goods
Robert Clark
Frank Brady
Brady
Frank McPherson
Evening Telegram
Denver Stockmen Oppose Range Policy At Colorado Meet
A Denver dispatch reports the Colorado Horse and Cattle Growers Association voted 178 to 116 against the federal administration’s public land control plan. The group will press opposition at the National Live Stock convention, where debate over forest reserves and grazing land management continues. President Murdo McKenzie spoke at the morning session. he declines re election.
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Denver
Sys
Colorado Horse & Cattle Growers’ Association
National Association
Murdo McKenzie
M W A Campaign Opens at Tutuilla Camp
Tutuilla camp No 6299 of the Modern Woodmen of America opened its membership campaign last night initiating 14 new members at a well attended meeting. The camp plans to give a smokeless smoker soon, an event anticipated with interest. The order initiated 147,848 members last year and now has over 1,000,000 members worldwide. Grocers in Oregon opposed Postmaster General Meyer's parcels post proposal at the Portland convention.
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Tutuilla
Modern Woodmen of America
Tts
Woodmen of America
Portland
Oregon
Meyer
United States
Hendricks Pleads Guilty in Land Fraud Case Hearings
Hamilton H. Hendricks, co defendant with John Hall and Edwin P. Mays, reversed his plea and pleaded guilty this morning. C B Zachary was not called. Steiner is expected to do the same, with all three to testify about the alleged conspiracy to fence public lands and ties to Hall and Mays. Boward W Dixon testified on investigations and connections to the violations of the statute.
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Hall
Edward Dixom Telly
Oregon
Portland
Hamilton H. Hendricks
John Hall
Edwin P. Mays
W. W. Steiner
C. B. Zachary
Steiner
Asa
Heney
Thaw Will Evidence Seen as Trial Moves On
In New York on January 22 Mrs Francia Pierce identified Thaw signature on the marriage will to Evelyn Nesbit. Judge Dowling admitted codicils as evidence while Anthony Comstock testified for the defense saying Thaw spoke of a New Yorker who ruins young girls and a band of rich men luring girls to a den on Twenty Fourth street.
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New York
Francia BE. Pierce
Evelyn Nesbit
Jerome
Anthony Comstock
Justice Dowling
Helix Blacksmith Burned in Gasoline Explosion
D B Richardson a Helix blacksmith was badly burned about the face and hands when gasoline exploded as he filled a tank. He was reported painfully but not seriously burned.
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D. B. Richardson
Helix
Three men held in post office burglary attempt case
Three men suspected of complicity in an attempted post office robbery were arrested here yesterday. Officers refuse to identify them, noting they are transients with no clear clues. Sheriff Taylor says finding the suspects will be difficult as nothing was taken and no evidence points to identities.
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Taylor
Boise Journalist Collins Leaves City Under Cloud of Debts
Joseph Collins founder of the Boise Sunday Times and manager of Coiling Printing and Company abruptly departed Boise last night leaving a net debt over $100 to creditors and employees. A stockholders meeting is set for this evening to elect a new manager as the newspaper struggles with finances.
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Joseph Collins
Coiling Printing and Company
Boise Sunday Times
Saga
Bobe Capital News
11Th
Majin
Vale oil prospects and boiling mud report
In a Vale Public Schools letter to the East Oregonian Prof W S Mayberry says well borers have reached 800 feet in the Vale courthouse bore and have struck boiling mud a second bore near Vale reaches 2000 feet with oil prospects described as bright. Negro firebugs shot down in Clarksville Tennessee two killed and one wounded in a battle with guards at the Hays Sorg tobacco factory attempt.
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The
East Oregonian
W. S. Mayberry
Vale Public Schools
Court House
Vale
Clarksville
Tenn
Hays-Sorg Company
Taxables Exceed Forty Millions in Umatilla County Valuation
Assessor Strain reports to the secretary of state the post changes by the board of equalization show Umatilla County total taxable property at 42,055,857.48. The breakdown lists tillable land, non tillable property, implements, town lots, improvements, railroads, telephones and telegraphs, rolling stock, steamboats, merchandise, household goods, and farm machinery with detailed values and classifications.
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Umatilla County
Board of Equalization
Secordatee
P. Strain
Secretary of State
Ees
Bony, Sy -Diyay
Wredorm A
Alcisahtee Aiea
Graingrowers to Meet at Pendleton Saturday
Inland Empire Wheatgrowers’ association called by President C A Barrett to convene at 1 30 p m in Pendleton on Saturday January 25. Aiming for strong turnout, the meeting will discuss important questions including sack costs and freight rate reductions.
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Inland Empire Wheatgrowers’ Association
C. A. Barrett
Barrett
Pendleton Commercial Association
Forest Reserve stockgrowers defend officials in Grant County
Grant County Stockgrowers at John Day endorse Supervisor Ireland and Ranger J M Sullens of the Blue Mountains National Forest. They reject Oregon Woolgrowers demands for removal, arguing officials are honest and serving amid a difficult job. Resolutions forwarded to Chief Forester Pinchot. Also notes a Pendleton incident where Mrs L A Smith and a child were assisted to Baker City by local authorities.
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Woolgrowers’ Association
John Day
Grant County
Oregon Woolgrowers’ Association
Ireland
J. M. Sullens
Blue Mounaine
Pinchot
East Oregonian
Grant County Stockgrowers’ Association
Oregon Woolgrowers Aseociatlorn
Grant County Stockgrowers Association
Forester
Gifford Pinchot
Gifford Pigchot
Washington, D. C
Oregon
Blue Mountains
Weet
State
Woolgrowers' Association
Dalles
Ang
U. S
JF sNow
Sullens
Cald Association
Dotter
J. Milton Sullens
East
Sablens
Umatilla County
L A. Smith
Pendleton
Baker
Funeral for A. W. Warburton Held at Rader
The funeral of the late A. W. Warburton occurred at one o'clock this afternoon. The service was conducted by Rev. WT Easter, pastor of the Methodist church, and held at the Rader undertaking chapel.
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A. W. Warburton
Rader Undertaking
WT. Easter
Methodiat Church
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Hiltetrania
Brande
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Bean
C. A. Johnson
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Peraris
Twhrive
U.S
Tokio
Deni
PGKO
Man
Macy's Dry Goods
Hendricks
Zachary
Steinar
Henry
Hall and Mays
Rumnous
Wuopegto
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Wilson
Gardine
Umatilla
A. Troenegaard
Boise
Vskips
Boise Times
Inland Empire Association
Pendieton
Grant
Forester Pinchot
Snow
J, Thornburn Ross
Jan
J. Thornbure Ross
Tithe Guarantee & Trust Company
Inkelvent
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