Early Vindication for J Fraud Defendants in Bonds Case
Disjointed court notes report on defendants including J Fraud and J Ryerson facing grand jury scrutiny in Dallas. APPEARANCE entries list attorneys and clerical roles while references to bonds, examinations, and possible hearings outline preliminary steps in the government’s prosecution. Names such as Hartman, Parkes, and Miles appear among scattered references to charges and proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Charlie Cunningham
Rayburn
Dallas Salting
Shelly Jones
Kate James
John Mn Roe
Distriot
Oweel
G. A. Hart- Parks
Hartman
Eke
Glen Baling
Grand Jury
Halley
Mrowely
Wee Bon
Miles
Mart Y
Ambition Responds to District Attorney Public Scrutiny
A quoted figure defends his conduct amid political pressure, asserting loyalty to Republican allies and personal integrity. He recalls county roots, long service, and honors, claiming District Attorney Hall aims to humiliate him. He insists he feels no fear of the ultimate result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
Hall
Vest
Catholics Meet in Detroit National Federation Board
In Detroit the semi annual session of the national executive board of the American Federation of Catholic societies convened with Arch bishop Messmer of Milwaukee Bishop McFaul of Trenton and Henry J Fries of Erie Pa among the leading figures. Routine federation business was handled and plans for the next general convention were revealed. A mass meeting tomorrow will be addressed by Bishop Foley and other visiting delegates. The federation reports strong growth and improving membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
National Executiien Board
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Messmer
Milwaukee
McFaul
Trenton
Henry J. Fries
Erie
Foley
Foley and Number of the Visiting Pelates
Federation
Frauder Is Buried In Whitley Churchyard
Wright was buried at the village churchyard in Whitley this afternoon as heavy rain fell. A large crowd of mourning villagers followed the family to the grave in the downpour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
London
Whittaier Wright
Whitley
Wallowa Stage Sledge Fall Injures Passengers
A Wallowa County stage sleigh slid off a grade on Wallowa hill near Egin 26 miles from Elgin injuring Mrs Charles Henderson of Blein and several passengers including Mrs Fouter of Lostine. The sleigh plunged fifty feet, passengers clung to bushes to escape drowning in the river below. The driver was found tangled between the horses. two women held infants but were uninjured. Victims were taken to Wallowa for care and were reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Wallowa
Elaity
Joseph
Wallowa County
Wallowa Hill
Egin
Charles Henderson
Blein
Fouter
Lostine
Aldo
Wallowa Canyon
Wallows
Fir
Flour freight rates rise for transpacific trade
Rates advanced to four dollars per ton for flour shipments from Pacific Coast points to the Orient starting Monday. The agreement among all transpacific lines removes a San Francisco advantage that had lowered rates to one dollar per ton. Northern lines would not match the cut, since shipments from Puget Sound or Portland to San Francisco already supported a three dollar baseline, with the extra two dollars borne by northern millers competing with California for the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Coast
Orient
North Pacific Coast
China Commercial Company
Puget Sound
Portland
San Francissco
California
Decorate King Charles Statue in Trafalgar Square
London observers marked the anniversary of Charles I's execution with the annual statue decoration in Trafalgar Square. Wreaths and floral offerings arrived from legitimist and Jacobite clubs across the United Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
London
Trafalgar Square
United Kingdom
Partition of Korea and Russian military moves
Nova Vremya reports Russia ready to cede Korea south of the 39th parallel to Japan while keeping the north. Japan must not fortify Korea. Russia to fill regiments as Nova Vremya notes growth in 28 reserve battalions. London remains skeptical of imminent war. A Canton rumor warns natives to burn the European quarter. Berlin cites a simulated war accident causing 60 officers and 1,000 men dead or wounded. Grand Duke Serge under scrutiny.
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Russia
London
Canton
St. Petersburg
Japan
Manchuria
Korea
Augesta
Berlin
Serge
Moscow
Rivals in College Games at Madison Square Garden
New York hosts a major athletic carnival at Madison Square Garden under Columbia university. Relay races dominate the program with one and two mile events featuring teams from Harvard Yale Princeton Pennsylvania and other eastern colleges. Arthur Duffy Georgetown world champion 10 yard sprinter meets Archie Hahn Michigan sprinter in a special event.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Columbia University
Hart Yard
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Arthur Duffy
Georgetown
Archie Hahn
University of Michigan
Anarchist Bomb Disrupts Vessel Teasing Toulon Missing Keeper Sought
An official inquiry in Paris and Vienne ties the missing magazine keeper to a bomb placed aboard a vessel before it sailed for Toulon in December. Police pursue the suspect as evidence suggests the ship was blown up at sea by an anarchist device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jani
Vienne
Toulon
Car looted after consignment theft at Kemiler and Son
A consignment for Kemler and Son grocers on Alta Street was broken into between Keho and Portland. The thief looted a stock of elpare and sardines before the car reached Behe. The crime involved a wagon or vehicle used to transport the goods and occurred prior to discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemiler & Son
Kemler & Son
Alta Street
Keho
Portland
Behe
Pleaded Not Guilty in Opium Case and Snow Record
Frederick B. Cullins pleaded not guilty to opium smoking and waived the preliminary exam. Held on $250 bond, he remains jailed until court reopens February 16. A Chinaman, Yoon, also charged with opium smoking, is held on $250 bond but could not post and stays in county jail pending Monday trial. The heaviest snowfall in Alabama history occurred January 27-28 with eight inches in Atlanta and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick B. Cullins
Yoon
Alabama
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ministerial Association to Seek Law Enforcment Reform
The Ministerial Association of Pendleton plans revival after vacancies are filled. Rev R W King and Rev Potwine have resigned. Rev Warner of the M E church expects reorganization to address rising gambling concerns and enforcement by city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
R. W. King i
Potwine
Warner
M. E. Church
President Okays Reclamation Contract Under Carey Act
Bend Jan 30 The president has approved a contract between the estate of Oregon and the Three Sisters Irrigation Co for reclaiming 27 0 acres of desert land along the Tumelo river northwest of Bend. The Three Sisters firm was absorbed about a year ago by the Columbia Southern Irrigation Co which has continued the work. The lands have drawn strong settler interest with most already spoken for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reclame ‘Hien
Deer Slaughter Report From Blue Mountains Area
Arlington reports a pot hunter party allegedly entered the Blue mountains south of town and killed many deer during heavy snow. The herd driven to canyons was stalked for meat, much of which was jerked and sold in Heppner.
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Arlington
Heppner
Blue Mountains
Here
Maiden Speech at Public School Program Debates Annexation
Assembly Hall crowd watched pupils perform a weekly program. A debate on further annexation dominated the event with Karl Archibald and James Reeves arguing for and Ed Forrest and Francia Jackson for against. Archibald won the judges by a strong speech and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reeves
Karl Archibald
Ed Forrest
Francia Jackson
Karl Arehimld
Dew
Woolen mill to restart March 1 after repairs
C J Ferguson, superintendent, planned to start mid February but engine room overhaul was delayed by Engineer Herbert Wilkinson’s rheumatism. Wilkinson is now able to work and will begin engine work Monday morning. After that and minor repairs, the mill whistle will blow again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C J. Perguson
Herbert Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Fire at Youngers grocery store extinguished quickly
Fire Chief Withee and clerk Henry Harrison assisted in stopping a blaze at Younger’s grocery when a lamp toppled by clerk Ivy Younger ignited books and papers in the office. Minor smoke damage, no major loss reported. The note also lists states ranking shipbuilding by Pennsylvania New York and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younger
Withee
Henry Harrison
Ivy Younger
Pennsylvania
New York
California
Robbery Strikes City Saloon As Cash Register Is Stolen
The J B Domain saloon at Court and Cottonwood streets was entered in the early morning hours. A broken back window and front door allowed thieves to take $32.60 from the rear cash register, leaving the remains on the floor and no clear clues for police. The proprietor, Damain Hin, had been sleeping at the saloon for weeks and left to go home ill. the eight bartender on duty at 2 am closed up and left. Police are investigating the break in and theft with limited leads.
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J. B Domain
Court and
Cottonwood Streets
Doni
Lotore
Dame Hin
Saloor
Damain
Spmal
2000 Out of Work Through Adhiey Datley Fire
Fragmentary report from Millerton and Elgin area about a large number of workers losing jobs after a disastrous fire. One severely wounded man dies from injuries while authorities investigate the blaze that disrupted local industry and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Jan
Khol
Smashed things up near Owl House in Court Street incident
A horse named Bis singer bolted from a buggy on Court Street in front of the Owl House. The tongue and harness were damaged after it hooked a telegraph pole near Brock & McConas, causing a window to crack. The horse sustained minor bruises. no major damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Bissinger
South Cold Springs
Suit to Recover 661,177 From First National Bank
Beeks seeks 661,177 from First National Bank to recover deposits allegedly due him. He claims deposits since January 169 to January 1804 totaling 199,344, with 78,107 drawn, leaving a balance sought. Also reports royal memorial observances in Vienna for Crown Prince Rudolph.
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First National Bank
Joseph Vey Hae
First National Bank i
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Madison Square
Veasel
Park Street
Garfield
Culling
Toon
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Earl
Domain
Main Street
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Bissinger
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Vienna
Rudolph
Francis Joseph
Marie Valerie
Elizabeth
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