Orchard Detective and Bradley Explosion Depositions
Court reconvened as defense reviews depositions tied to the Bradley house explosion. Witnesses: Myra Fallon, Waters’ alleged detective link. Pettibone and Orchard’s bomb making claims. Testimony questions Waters’ role, burglary clubs, and factory ties amid a heated evidentiary dispute.
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Bole
San Francisco
Bradley House
Moyer
Orchid
Mics Myra Fallon
Butte
Mirki
Kid
Waters
Crinploy Creak
Mine Owners’ Association
Lyte Gregory
Trinidad
Girike
Alwive
Orewa
Howse -Teloe
Cripple Creek
Barnes
Tombe
Orchard
J. Wolff
Pattborne
Erere
Aiout Street
Pettibone
Wolff
Rchart
Stout Street
Manship Art Fhe Court
Marlon Moore
Arizona
Greehard
Kim Tiret
Denver
Moore
Union Pacific to widen wreck investigations with citizen board
Cheyenne July 5. The Union Pacific adopts new policy to publicly announce wreck findings and include local leading citizens on the investigation board. The board for the North Pinter Low Angelen Limited No 7 crash cites a loose wheel axle as cause after a prior terminal inspection deemed it fine. Citizens will attend investigations and review reports for public trust.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Board of Inquiry
Thies
Thie
Low Angelen Limited
North Pinter
Charles McDonald
Cilinen
Illegal fencing charge hits prominent Montana figure
Helena reports Joseph T. Carroll manager of Largey Lumber and John Murphy stockman, both named in indictments for illegal fencing of large tracts of public lands. Carroll, once set for Supreme Court appeal, pleaded not guilty and faces 24 hours in Lewis and Clark County Jail after a 1906 federal sentence. Murphy waived plea and awaits trial set for July 22.
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Montana
Helena
Jay G
Joseph T. Carrol
Largey Lumber Company
Bualnem Ife
Clark County
Carroll
Folerar
Woodville
Wolverton
Portland
Hunt
sTou
Lewis and Clark County
Carpell
Mae
Supreme Court of the United States
Kim Melre
John ‘T. Murphy
Triad
Pet
Fort Tallis National Bank Closed by Comptroller
The Fort Tallis National Bank in Miami Florida was closed today by the comptroller of the currency who declared the institution insolvent.
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Miami
Fila
Fort Tallis
Montane Wool Crop Immense in Montana Market
A Montana wool market report notes an unprecedented contraction with about 20.6 million pounds under contract at roughly 20 to 21 cents plus. About 10 million pounds remain to be offered locally, expected to fetch under 19 cents. Total Montana clip around 346 million pounds. two thirds already sold mainly to Boston buyers.
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Lewiston, Mont
Ink
Montana
Boston
New freight rate schedule takes effect in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb July 1 In accord with the new maximum freight rate law the Minneapolis and Omaha railroad today sets a new tariff schedule for Nebraska refusing tariffs 16 percent. The rates apply to and from Sioux City Council Bluffs and the Missouri Valley by Iowa.
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Lincoln
Neb
Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad
Nebraska
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Mintourd Valley
Towa
Lani Opening Delayed for Belle Fourche Irrigation
The opening of the Belle Fourche Irrigation project in South Dakota, originally set by the interior department for July, has been delayed due to damage from last May’s cold weather. The new opening date is not yet determined.
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Washington, D
Interior Department
South Dakota
Campbell labels Waters-Pierce Co. a dummy trust
Governor Campbell in Austin declares the Waters-Pierce Old company a dummy of the trust and vows to compel H. Clay Pierce to face a Travis County jury if possible. The remark signals a rift with Senator Bailey who opposes further prosecution of the firm.
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Austin
Texas
Campbell
Waters- Pierce Old Company
H. Clay Pierce
Travis County
Bailey
Pendleton Fourth of July Celebration Proclaimed a Success
Bright weather and a full day of events highlighted Pendleton’s Fourth of July celebration. The parade featured the Liberty car, Native American regalia, and decorated floats from local firms, with awards to the Peoples Warehouse and Crank float among others. Pendleton baseball beat Walla Walla 8 to 6 as afternoon events and broncho riding followed, before evening dancing and a cavalry band concert closed a well attended day.
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Pendleton
T. B. Gurdane
Das
Pauline Jones
Lem
M. 8
Kern
Main Street
Tne
Goluin
Mynadhs
Rick
Mire
William Kennedy
Joe
Peoples Warehouse
M. A. Rader
Gray Bros
Teuteh Department Store
W.A. Crank
Pendleton Creamery
John Niven & Son
Pottited Lumber Company
Mise
Nell Whittemore
Ethel Daley
Tesla Keupler
Pauline Morris
Little Grace Knight
Rader Furniture
Brigade of
Rough Riders
Hagles
Walla Walla
Walter McCormmach
W. L. Thompson
Eugene Lyman
Roy Fur Nish
Dolon Sloan
Clare Raley
Mildred Berkeley
Mary Johns
Delos
Melvin Buck
Guy Hoya
Hays
Hinton
Sherburn
James Thompson
Dick Shaw
Echo
Shaw
Prise
J. J. Hamley
Prin
Mar
Angora Chap
WA Worty Melvin Buck
White Guy Hays
Riley Burden
Luther Drike
14Th Cavalry
Main
Court
W. A. Crank
Boost Club
City Hall Project Appointed. Log Cabin Saloon License Revoked
Murphy Thompson and Mumm named to lead the new city hall construction efforts as the council plans to begin at once. The Log Cabin saloon license was revoked after proprietor Meaphi's recent arrest for selling liquor to an Indian woman in the rear of the establishment.
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Murphy
Fee
Thompson
Mumm
Meapli
Reception to Luke Wright in Tokio honors ambassador
Tokio July 6 General Kuroki hosted a luncheon in honor of American ambassador Luke Wright. Field Marshal Oyama expressed appreciation for the reception given Kuroki during his visit to America.
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Tokio
Kuroki
Luke Wright
Marshal Oyama
America
Rev H B Knight to work as Caldwell academy financial agent
H B Knight, former Pendleton academy financial secretary, spent the Fourth in the city en route to Caldwell Idaho to serve as financial agent for Caldwell academy for a few months He plans to secure a substantial sum for Caldwell as he did for Pendleton. Chicago Wheat Market notes show openings and closings for July 6.
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H. B. Knight
Pendleton Academy
Caldwell
Idaho
Caldwell Academy
Rockefeller to face court in Chicago tomorrow
Rockefeller arrives to testify in Chicago and is due in court at 10 oclock tomorrow morning. The Supreme Court action centers on potential immunity from prosecution as Attorney General and Judge Landis navigate DOJ opposition and trust-busting politics. Deputy Frink captured Rockefeller by a ruse at his son's-in-law home, surprising him with the summons after a staged absence, leading to a brief interview before he heads to Chicago with plans to stay at Taconic Lodge.
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United States
Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Lake Shore Road
He Appeis
Rockefeller
Washington
Landis
Department of Justice
Bonaparte
Pittsfield
Mase
Charles L Frink
B. Parmelee Prentice
Croesus
Mr. Rockefeller
Jidge Landa
Rockefaller
Frink
Mr. Frink
Prenathee
Taconic Lodge
Prentice
Mr Rockefeller
Telegraphers union set for Chicago strike decisions
Konenkamp arrives this afternoon along with M J Reidy of South Boston and J M Sul lived of Brooklyn. The executive committee to meet with ten members to decide on strike orders in Chicago. Commissioner Neill talks with both sides in hopes to avert a walkout before Sunday mass meeting.
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Chicago
Konenkamp
M. J. Reidy
Boston
J. M. Sullived
Brooklyn
Telegraphers’ Union
Neill
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Gow
Bombay
Florida Institution
Omaha
Waters-Merce
Tider of Prives
Pendleton Baseball Teunion
Margain
Capfin
Elon, Smith
Siudy Wurdree
Tagehayyphune
Captain Lumpkin
Metanie
Joe Craig
Mashe-wu-eips
Charles Alfalfa
Walter Pee
Elain
Stephen
Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
Charles J. Ferguson
John Metcart
Matin and
Coure Street
Eacch
East Court Street
Winslow Bros
James Devlin
W. Phillipe
Cheeter Gordon
East Court
West Court
C. Graves
Charles Flash
Mesures
Acre
Lane
Flueh
McVane
Chester Gordon
Ki. Lande
Joe Hays
A. E. Ballinger
Hamond
Louie Hunelker
Nellie Peebler
Lela Garrnet
B. L. Areler
A. Girraham
F. C. Promis
Charles Flush
Charles Jasmar
Walle Walla
Matlock
Mimont
Spors
Pendleton Boys
Kehm
May Sutton
London
Mre. Chambers
Stetke
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