Greek suspect in Gallagher dynamiting plot admits guilt
San Francisco July 14 Detectives hunt Peter Claudlines 21 a Greek implicated in the Gallagher dynamiting according to a confession by his brother John who says he planted the charges and hid dynamite. John claims a $36000 blood money share was promised but not paid as they planned more attacks and destroyed Gallagher property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clandiones
Bay City
Brother
Star Witness
San Francisco
Peter Claudlines
James Gallagher
John
Peter
Gallagher
Langdon
Oakland
Perkins
Belmont
Arizona
Chineo
Cal
Twelve-Year-Old Burglar’s Suicide Attempt Sparks Spanking
San Jose July 14 Leon Frost aged 12 in jail for burglary after an attempt to kill himself. He tried to shoot himself when taken to the sheriff's office. The sheriff confiscated the pistol, spanked the boy, and he now faces reform school sentencing prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
Leon Frost
Reform School
New Charges for Adams in Colorado Mining Case
Grand Junction Colorado July 14 In the trial of Steve Adams a member of the Western Federation of Miners on the charge of murdering Arthur Collins mine superintendent at Telluride introduction of defense evidence has begun Despite Judge Sprigg Shackelford ruling out Adams alleged confession the case drifts toward a long turbulent chapter in Colorado mining camp violence If Adams is acquitted he could face further prosecutions tied to disappearances during the mining troubles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Col
Steve Adama
Western Fedration of
Arthur Collins
Telluride
Sprigg Shackelford
Adams
Colorado
Arrests linked to Cripple Creek mining deaths in Leo Adams case
Prosecutors say Adams confessed to involvement in two deadly crimes. Det. McParland secured eight statements from him in the state penitentiary at Boise regarding the murder of Detective Lyte Gregory in Denver and the bombing at Independence Depot Cripple Creek that killed 13 miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyte Gregory
Denver
Independence
Cripple Creek
Adams
McParland
Bolve
Idaha
Tausick is Mayor by Over 900 Majority, Walla Walla
Eugene Tausick, wood dealer and city council member, won the Walla Walla mayor race by 942 over W P McKean in a party line free contest. Tausick’s administration is pledged to be active and progressive with Clark Hart as treasurer and Oscar Cain as attorney among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Eugene Tauaick
W. P. McKean
Tousick
Maydr
Eugene Tausick
Clark
T. D
Hart
R. G. Parks
Oscar Cain
Mike Davis
L. W. Loehr
Dion Keefe
Foxton
A. L. Ring
J. J. Huffman
A. E. Braden
M. Tower
Hull
F. Lehn
C.H. Cummings
A. Nethergall
Bryan
W. P. Kean
McKean
Taft League
Ankeny
Portland Bond Issue Validated by Supreme Court
In Salem on July 14 Chief Justice Bean reversed Judge Cleland in the case Francia L. Magenna v Portland. The ruling upholds a $5,000,000 bond plan to build a Bull Run River water conduit, a new Madison Street bridge, expanded parks, and a boulevard system, approved last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Bean
Cleland
Francia L. Magenna
Portland
Bull Run
Madiseon Street
Damon lodge No 4 K of P installs officers for term
At the regular weekly meeting of Damon lodge No. 4 K of P the officers for the ensuing term were installed. New officials: F J Quinlan chancellor commander, A E Lambert vice chancellor, John Vaughan prelate, M S Kern master of work, B E Myers master at arms, Charles Hamilton inner guard, W T Gadwa outer guard. M A Rader served as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Lodge No. 4
F. J. Quinlan
A. E. Lambert
John Vaughan
Flood Dims Heppner Power Plant After Canyon Tumble
Heavy rain at the head of Donald canyon near Heppner caused a small flood washing out several bridges and flooding Willow creek into the power plant. The plant was flooded but reported ready for operation again by 9 PM. No homes were damaged and residents watched the storm anxiously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Canyon
Heppner
Chase Street
Aldewalka
Heppner Times
East Oregonian
Donaldson Canyon
Willow Creek
Times
Morrow County
Bryan notification set for Fairview farm August 12
Democratic national committee adopts a pledge limiting contributions to 10000 dollars from any source and requiring publication of all donations above a minimal amount. The plan calls for public disclosure of contributions over 100 dollars by October 15 and prohibits donations within three days of the election. Bryan and Kern back the movement and urged immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraskan
National Committee
Lincoln
Neb
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Fairview Farm
Kern
Indianapolis
Fairview
Katsura names new cabinet posts in reorganization
Tokyo July 14 Marquis Katsura, leader of the progressive party, announced his cabinet appointments: Katsura premier and finance and war minister. General M Teranchi navy minister. Vice Admiral M Siil foreign affairs. Count Komura ambassador to England home affairs minister. Baron T Kirata communications. M Goto education. Komiutsuha ra justice minister. Viscount Okabe fe agriculture and commerce minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Marquis Katsura
Progressive Party
M. Teranchi
M. Siil
Count Komura
England
Baron T. Kirata
M. Goto
Manchurian Railway
Komiutsuhara
Viscount Okabe Fe
Lightning Kills Ranchman in Severe Idaho Storm
Boise Idaho July 14 In one of the most severe electrical storms in the country in years John Daly Jr a ranchman was killed last night by a lightning bolt The community is greatly shocked and reports little property damage of note
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
John Daly, Jr
Poisoning Case Involving Mrs Rogers In San Francisco
In San Francisco on July 14 police investigate a poisoning case involving Mrs M B Rogers who registered at the Balboa hotel last night and was found unconscious this morning. Physicians say she is the victim of some kind of poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
M. B. Rogers
Balboa
Copeland Sues for Divorce From Helen EB Copeland
Ben F. Copeland files suit for divorce from Helen EB Copeland alleging desertion as the ground. Married at Baker City in 1906. Peter West serves as attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F. Copeland
Helen EB. Copeland
Baker City
Peter West
Temple Family Returns from Wallowa Outing
Dr and Mrs I A Temple and their children returned today by train from Joseph in Wallowa county where Mrs Temple spent the Fourth. They enjoyed a delightful outing and visited many old friends. The Temples lived in Wallowa county years ago before moving to Asotin and later to this city, where they arrived two years ago. Prospects are bright for prosperity in Wallowa county with the completion of the O R N into the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Temple
Joseph
Wallowa County
Indian land lease fight sparks federal clash at Whitman reservation
Marion Jack sues A B McFatridge and Roy Perringer over a 160 acre lease on an Indian reservation claiming the government exceeds 640 acre limits and seeks to harvest a crop. Secretaries Garfield Leupp and Whitman College president Penrose are named in a furor over who controls the land and leases with a restraining order issued to halt harvesting.
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Secretary of Interior
James A. Garfield
Indian Affairs
Francis E. Leupp
McFatridge
Penrose
Whitman College
George and Roy Perringer
Marion P. Jack
Perringers
George Perringer
Roy Perringer
Marion Jack
A. BE. McFatridge
Roy V. Perringer
Raley, Richards & Raley
Leupp
Garfield
Roy V. Petringer
Perringer
Whitman
Jack
N. C. Richards
War
Combine
May
Messrs. Leupp
Uncle Sam
Roy Peringer
Geo, Peringer
Secretary of the Interior
Pierce
Salt Lake City
Wilson
State Examinations Drop Course of Study Section
State Superintendent Ackerman informs local officials that August teachers exams will omit questions on the state course of study due to exhausted supplies. No books will be sent to prospective teachers and they will be excused from that topic in the exam.
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Ackerman
Prohibitionists Win Key Pomeroy Election By 383
A dispatch from Pomeroy Washington reports the prohibitionists carried yesterday's election by 383 votes. The contest was described as one of the most stubbornly fought in the state and drew wide interest across the Inland Empire. Five loans were in the area but their status remained unclear last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Seven year old Grace Carver burned to death near Bellevue
Grace Carver aged seven was burned to death yesterday at her parents farm near Bellevue. The incident occurred while the mother was away from the home and the child’s clothing was nearly burned off.
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Seattle
Grace Carver
Bellevue
Americans Still Hold the Lead in International Events
London reports track and field results with American dominance in running hammer throw and cycling heats. Melvin W. Sheppard of the Irish American club set a new Olympic record in the 1600 meters final, John W. Flannagan, a New York policeman, won the hammer throw at 170 feet 4 1 2 inches, and New York’s Martin J. McGrath placed second.
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London
Melvin W. Sheppard
Martin
B. J. Jones
England
C. Cameron
N. A. Hanson
Sweden
A. J. Denpy
G. E. Latiner
Latiner
Webb
Kerd
Australia
G. Goulsing
Canada
Shephard
Shepard
Lightboy
M. G. Hallows
Oxford
W. A. Wilson
N. F. Hallows
FE. E. Beaurepaire
Pradmilovic
HB. Taylor
G. W. Gredzik
American
A. Zearner
Germany
Cattle Car Shipment From McAughey To Frye Bruhn Seattle
Nate Pains shipped two cars of fat cattle this afternoon to Frye Bruhn in Seattle. The cattle were purchased from George McAughey of the south part of the county and were reported in excellent condition. McAughey delivered them in the city this forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipp
Nate Pains
Frye-Bruhn
Seattle
George McAughey
Mr. McAughey
Mean Man Scolds Baby's Worn Shoes Over Hole
A sharp remark targets a caregiver as a baby’s shoe shows a hole. The comment reflects harsh attitudes toward child care and frayed apparel in a domestic scene. No formal incident or official action reported.
Soft drink parlors urged to bar underage patrons
A law enforcement league member applauded soft drink parlors for banning near beer sales to boys and forbidding their entry. He warned that 16 and 11 year olds seeking intoxication jeopardize these businesses and urged enforcement to protect youths while not harming legitimate commerce.
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Umatilla County
Law Enforcement League
East Oregonian
Bown
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Gallaghet
Colling
Wallia Walla
Democraticc
P. Installation
Pairview
Wallowa
Pomeroy
New York
Alseo
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