Haywood trial adjourning as attorneys push to expedite
Court activity centers on expediting the Haywood case with both sides promising full cooperation. Depositions from Berkeley and San Francisco relate to the Brad Joy House explosion while rumors swirl about Steve Adaline awaiting extradition for the Arthur Collins murder. Witnesses Moyer and Baywood expect to testify soon as counsel eyes a swift resolution and possible freedom for Haywood.
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Bate
Wood
Hoth
Datene
San Francisco
Brad- Joy
Darwan
Julian
San Viiguel
Colorada
Steve Adlaine
Tellu
Ar-thur Collins
Adon
Adams
Idaho
National Mid educational Despela Hon Opens Convention
Delegates from New York arrive as the National Educational Council opens its anniv ersary convention in Los Angeles. Dr Elmer Ellsworth Brown delivers the introductory statement as former Governor Pardee leads discussion on public school finances. Rev Robert Nurdette welcomes attendees from Pasadena and Washington replies by Hom W Harris. In North Carolina Raleigh, July 3 a Monroe court term convenes for trial of more than 20 men known as Annon county lynchers for the assault that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas Alypeles
Despela Hon
Koide
Organication
Amditorium Thin Ammoriui
National Educational Council
Elmer Ellsworth Brown
United States Ecommlasioner
Pardee
California
Frank Dewhtt
Robert Nurdette
Pasadena
Hom W. T. Harris
Washington
Raleigh
N. C
Glenn
Superior Court
Monroe
Union County
Omig Land Drawing Begins in Tulsa
The Ongo land drawing, delayed from April over an investigation, starts today. Filings begin August 6 at 50 homes per day. No preference for improvements. tribe members may exchange selections under the commissioner's supervision.
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Omig
Tulsa
1.T
Ongo
State Railway Commission to Probe Depot Services in Salem
The state railway commission will hold a July 16 investigation in Salem on its own motion into the adequacy of depot accommodations for Oregon railroads. Participating lines include the Astoria and Columbia River, Central Railway of Oregon, Columbia Southern, and many others listed.
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Oregon
Salem
State Railway Commission
Hae
Astoria and
Columbia River Railroad
Central Railway of Oregon
Columbia Southern Railway
Columbia River
Oregon Central Railroad
Coot Bay, Roseburg and Eastern Railroad and Navigation Company
Corvollin & Eastern Railroad Company
Great Southern Railroad Company
Independence and Monmouth Railway Company
Northern Pacific Raiway Company
Oregon and Southeastern Railroad Company
Omebon Railroad & Navigation Company
Ormin Short Line Railroad Company
Precific and
Eastern Failway
Muelfle Hallway and Navigation Company
Portland
Raihway, Light and Power Company
Salem, Fable City and Western Neb
Three Stores Consolidated In Pendleton State Firm Formed
A new corporation combining Teutech department store and Wander store of Pendleton with Fallatore stores is planned with a capital of 50000 dollars. Local executives Lee Teutech Charles Bean and others will lead the reorganized company as it expands operations and stores. Mr Teutech is to return from abroad by August 1 to complete the consolidation and move management to Premon Inmho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutech Department
Wander
Pendleton
Preston
Toledo
Mir
Towteoh
Howe Tte
Lee Tetach
Chirkes
Bean
Dwain
Charles Nanny
George Boer
EK. Lilwherons
Mr. Bean
Palr Tere Wi Prestom
J. B. Deapain
Charles Bonner
Wonder
Trattech Department
Expenditure Shingle Trade Shifts Across Regions
The United States produced between 1 and 16 billion shingles annually, with 1906 figures now compiled. Production fell about one fifth from the previous year due to price issues and car shortages, though overall output neared 12 billion. Cedar, Cypress, and Redwood dominated, while eastern mills faced supply shifts as Washington produced three-fifths of cedar and Cypress led southern output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North Atlantic
Lake Sistes
Northwest
Washington
California
San Francisco Mayor Candidate Schmitz Sentenced to Five Years
In San Francisco, George P. Schmitz received a five year sentence at San Quentin for extortion. The courtroom erupted as supporters cheered and critics argued, with Schmitz declaring his innocence and vowing to appeal while signaling a run for mayor.
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San Francisco
Ban Fratelaco
Schmitz
Schmits
Hin Exes
elGren
Dunne
Sohanite
Schmite
Conover
Supreme Court
Wolf control plan sparks Montana stockmen optimism
Montana ranchers in the Madison Valley anticipate a permanent wolf control measure as winters see wolves threaten livestock. Hunter W K Selover from Beaverhead County has begun trapping with two Russian stag hounds and many traps, noting a bounty on wolf pups makes capture worthwhile. Also, former Nampa Catholic pastor Farther Dempsey dies in Boise after paralysis strike.
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Midison
Montana
W. K. Selover
Beaverhead County
Madison Country
Farther Dempsey
Nampa
Boise
Final Judgment on August Third Sparks Attacks on Landis
Attorneys denounce Judge Landis as the Standard challenges the ruling and accuses him of acting beyond lawful power. Rosenthal cites improper court overreach while Felton of the Tank Line faces scrutiny over rebates paid to shippers. Landis promises a final judgment by August 3.
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Chieweo
Joly
Landis
Rowenthal
Armie-Raxon Jurlapra- Rosenthal
Felton
Lande
Fina J
Wheat Prices and Crop Outlook in Seattle Market
The large Washington and California crops push wheat supply expectations, yet millers and exporters keep prices firm. Seattle millers advance Tour and export prices. bread and flour stay costly while optimism for a lower crop year lags. Wheat buyers anticipate a two month wait before new grain enters Seattle markets.
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Seattle
Sound Millers
Hread
Herve Om
California
Peace Monument Speech by Admiral Dewey
Admiral Dewey declared the transfer of warships to the Pacific a peace movement and warned there is no war in sight. He stressed the United States must balance power in the Pacific and improve coastal defense. the fleet can sail around the Horn and a new Atlantic fleet will be built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlen
Dewey
Pacéific
United States
Pacific
Atlantic
Woman Starts Return Trip From Birch Creek Visit
Mrs. E. J. Rothwell, after a two week stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles McBee on Birch Creek, departed this morning for her home in New Weetminater RC.
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New Weetminater
E. J. Rothwell
Charles McBee
Birch Creek
New Weatminater
Transfer of Washington & Columbia River railway completes
The transfer of the Washington and Columbia River railway to the Northern Pacific railroad was completed today by the clerks of the county recorder’s office.
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Trinafer
Washington & Columbia River Railway
Northern Pacific Railroad
County Recorders Office
Muddy Clash Over Copper Lands Stirs Fatalities
A violent dispute between Gug genheim and Bruner interests at Ka tala left one dead and nine seriously wounded, with another injured, as Brunei forces protect a contested right of way. Tony de Posen led laborers to lay track under fire from Bruner camps, steel go-devil captured, and Bruner representatives press Governor Hoggett to deploy troops to the scene.
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Gigecohema
Valdex
Guggenheim
Bruner
Katala
Brunei
Guegenheim
Polnia
Tony de Posen
Brauner
de Pascal
Brunerlin Terents
Hoggett
Chinese Governor Murdered by Students in Pekin
In Pekin July a governor of Booming and four police directors were assassinated by students. The director tried to rescue the governor but failed. Troops have been dispatched to arrest the assailants.
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Pekin
China
Dlapwich
Booming
KILLED BY TRAIN NEAR HERMISTON
A 22 year old Spanish descent man Delory Lameller was killed instantly by a train near Hermiston while traveling with a companion from Portland toward Pendleton. The survivor, Hort, was taken to the county hospital with injuries after the collision. Lameller’s body was taken to Baker Folcom’s undertakers for burial.
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Portlaml
Pendleton
Hort
County Tisypital
Delory
Bell
Lameller
Baker &Folcom
Polson
Sheep For Sale In City By A Kelway From Morrow County
A Kelway formerly with Cunningham Sheep and Land Company arrives in the city from Morrow County offering 4000 yearling ewes for sale. He now operates independently and reports strong demand for all classes of sheep, expecting to sell his young stock locally.
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A. Kelsay
Cun. Hingham Sheep and Land Company
Nm A. Kelway
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Morrow County
Kelsay
Two Lose A Leg Each New York July Disaster
Billionaire amateur astronaut Dr Juline Thenas is believed dying after a midnight Uto accident. His machine struck a trolley pole, hurled him 40 feet, nearly severing his right leg. Two women with him escaped unharmed. Both of Thomas legs may require amputation. Thenas is better known as a balloon pilot.
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New York
Juline Thenas
Millonaire
Thomas
Too Lose a Leg End
Thomas has undergone amputation of his right leg and remains barely alive. A companion, Miss Frances Hew, also had a knee amputation to save her life. Another victim, Miss Alevne Welseman of Yale Mulheur County, voted $4000 bonds for new schoolhouses with a 32 to 4 tally.
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New York
Thomas
Misa Frances Hew
Missi Alevne Welseman
Yale
Mulheur County
Motor cars to relieve main line traffic and branches
The Union Pacific Omaha shops build motor cars to run up to 60 miles per hour with a 200 hp engine. Twelve cars are ready, 24 in total, to serve Oregon Short Line and others. They will ease heavy local travel, improve schedules, and cost 10 to 20 cents per mile.
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Harriman Railroad
Omaha
Pendleton
Walla Wale la
Hunteington
Portland
Harriman
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Roe& Ny
Fivat
Chien Pacific
Nebraska
Kapoos
Teward
Fire Devastates Pasco Business District
A major Pasco blaze last night, likely starting from leftover fireworks, wiped out much of the business district. Losses exceed $25,000 as six shops including Nye’s barber shop Rigge & Whitehorns store Brindle’s jewelry and Ellsworth’s drug store were destroyed or damaged, with several insured.
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Pasco
Bh. F
Nye
Rigge & Whitehorn
BE. M, Brindle
Heck
Union
EL Ellsworth
Walla Walla Pioneer Dead at Hot Lake Oregon
John Bane a former Walla Wallan died at Hot Lake Oregon at 4 pm yesterday. He was 53 and a resident since 1963. Jeanne Cameron, a cousin, left for Hot Lake to retrieve the body. funeral planned at MacMartin's chapel Sunday at 2 pm. W C Minor of Morrow County bought a yearling helper and a 2 year old Bull Shorthorn for 5500 in cash, shipped to Missouri in a palace horse car.
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Walla Walla
John Bane
Walla Wallan
Hot Lake
Ore
Mordo McDonald
Bane
Alex Cameron
Cameron
MacMartin’s
Morrow County
Helfer
Missouri
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Los Angeles
Fifeenth Anniversary National Association
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Tenpaeton Firms
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