Eight Joy Riders Oat When Stolen Auto Thang A Flip
In Ciattula county a stolen seven passenger Studybaker crashed on a horseshoe curve between the city and Pilot Rock. Eight youths aged 17 to 21 escaped with cuts and bruises. Mrs. Cynthia Barnes was bedridden two weeks. Warrants were issued for all eight. Harry A McDonald led the party and fled toward Spokane after the accident.
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Ciatula County
Pembleton Auto Company
Pilot Beck
Cynthia Barnes
Harry A. McDonald
Ted Boynton
Dave Hanévan
John Nolte
Mildred Donington
Gladys Whitworth
Margaret McMahon
Young McDonald
Pendleton Auto Company
Iles
McDonald
Youne McDonald
Taylor
Pendleton
Matilla
Umatilla
Spokane
Philo E. Seelye
Harry McNeil
Lehman Springs
McCormmack
McDonnald
Pendleton Auto Co
D. Gabrielsen
Salem
Jodie
Dane
Five Rich Chinese Surrender to U S Marshals
Five prominent Chinese store owners in San Francisco and Oakland surrendered to United States Marshal Elliott after being named by a federal grand jury in Los Angeles for attempting to bribe immigration officials along the Mexican border. Arrestees include Woo Wai, Wong Gheng, Wong Wing Sai, Marrick, and Wong Yeo, all tied to alleged opium smuggling networks.
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San Francisco
United States
Elliott
Federal Brand
Los Angeles
Woo Wai
Clay Street
Wong Gheng
Harrison Street
Oakland
Wong Wing Sai
Seventh Street
Marrick
Wong Yeo
Guthorliies
Theoolle
Hitler
Pendleton youth offered berth with Boston Americans
Don Rader, a Pendleton high school star, received a contract from Boston Americans scout Frank L. Dickinson offering $150 monthly to join a Boston club for development. His father favors college athletics and delays signing, risking loss of eligibility, with consideration of entering the University of Oregon next fall.
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Don Rader
Pendleton
Boston Americans
Tracey Baker
Young Rader
Frank L. Dickinson
Boston
Rader
Medford High School
University of Oregon
Hines Again Before Lorimer Committees
Washington July 24 Edward Hines appeared before the Lorimer investigating committees again. He produced a letter from Congressman Routell stating Routell saw President Taft and that the president found Lorimer acceptable in order that a Republican might be elected United States Senator from Louisiana.
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Washington
Edward Hines
Lorimer
Routell
Taft
United States
Tlnola
Two Wickershams in Heated Dispute
Washington July 24. Attorney General Wickersham denied delegate Wickersham of Aduslea that his department refused to investigate the altered grab of Controller Bay by Morgan Guggenheim interests. He also denied bids for coal in Alaska were not competitive as charged. The clash prompted the committee to adjourn temporarily to end the quarrel.
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Washington
Wickersham
Aduslea
Controller Bay
Morgan-Guggenheim
House Judiciary Committee
Alaska
War Department
Woman artist dies saving Angora cat in Los Angeles fire
Miss Lou ise Frederici a 16 year old New York artist died returning to a burning Garranga suburb home to save her Angora cat. Fire destroyed three houses after eleven others escaped in night clothes.
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Los Angeles
Louise Frederici
New York
Garranga
Texas Versus Prohibition Vote Inches Toward Result
In Austin on July 4 a preliminary tally shows the wets leading by about 3000 while statewide returns total around 400,000. Officials say a legal fight will settle the outcome with the official count due Wednesday.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Warned to Protect Americans in Hayti Bombardment Warning
Washington July 24 The State department authorized United States Minister Furnish Port au Prince to warn the Haytian government not to bombard unfortified cities. The United States will hold Hayti responsible for any loss to American life or property.
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Washington, D.C
State Department
United States
Fur Nish
Port Ag
Trust put dirt in Spreckels sugar trust case
New York July 24 Claus Spreckels testified before the Hardwick sugar investigating committee detailing how the trust tampered with his workers hampered him and discredited him in business. He said men secretly employed by the trust placed fifth in his sugar and distributed short weight packages to ruin his credit and standing.
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New York
Hardwick Sugar
Claus Spreckel
Sprecklel
New Counterfeit $10 Note Found in Middle West
A photographic reproduction of a genuine United States bill circulated in the Middle West. It bears evidence linking it to counterfeiters who recently circulated a counterfeit $10 note. The fake originates from an issue of the American Exchange National Bank of New York and concerns a counterfeit bill circulating in the region.
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New York Bank
Washington, D., C
American Exchange National Bank of New York
Middle West
United States
Senate ratifies fur seal treaty halting pelagic sealing
Washington reports the senate ratified a fur seal treaty this afternoon. It prohibits pelagic sealing by Great Britain Japan Russia and the United States for fifteen years starting December 15. The accord aims to protect fur seal stocks and regulate international hunting.
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Washington
Senate
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
United States
Cholera Suspects Isolated in Trieste Action
Vienna reports fifty three suspected cholera cases isolated by authorities at Trieste as health measures tighten.
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Vienna
Trieste
Eleven Steel Makers Formed Price Fixing Pool
A 1900s ruling shows eleven large steel manufacturers formed a pooling agreement in November to limit plate steel output. Signers include Carnegie Steel, American Steel Wire, Tidewater Steel, and Crucible Steel of America. The pact aimed to fix prices and wages, with penalties for overproduction. Attorney General Shielded the Combine, and testimony described destroyed copies of the agreement.
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Washington, D. C
Avidevia
Carnegie Steel Company
American Steel Wire Company
Tidewater Steel Company
Crucible Steel Company of America
Carnegie
Jones and Laughn Cooippony
Imiited
Ilinois Steel Company
Lukens Iron Steel Company
Worth Brothers Glass Company
Mil town woman takes own life in Freewater death
In Milton Freewater area a widow, Amanda Moree, swallowed a four ounce bottle of poison and died within minutes. Neighbors report mental instability and illness in recent weeks. The coroner and Freewater justice of the peace investigated after the suicide, which occurred about 9 oclock and left the doors locked.
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Milfoh-Preewater
Amanda Moree
Morse
Freewater
Folsom
Justice of the Peace
Atlantic Northern and Southern Railway Receivers Sale
Council Bluffs July 24 The Atlantic Northern and Southern railway on fifty one line constructed by farmers through the territory runs will be sold at receivers sale at Atlantic Indiana today The company has faced financial difficulties for some time a receiver was appointed by the courts in May E S Hortity an Atlantic banker and treasurer of the road is in charge of the sale The line connects at Atlantic with the Rock Island and that system is expected to take it over
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Council Bluffsla
Atlantic Northern and Southern Railway
Athantic
Hortity
Atlantic
Rock Island
Germany Reported Declared War Rumors Across Europe
London July 24 reports from England react to Moroccan tensions with wild rumors of Germany declaring war on France and others. While alarmist gossip spread, the government today stated it entertained no apprehension of war.
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London
England
Germany
France
Kalweria
Gland
Reciprocity Good Politics for Taft Reciproc
Beverly Massachusetts July 24 President Taft has received many telegrams praising his reciprocity stance. Friends say his praise of Democratic and Republican aid will solidify party unity and be good politics. Ottawa July 24 Opponents shift to Canada as the reciprocity bill nears ratification with Premier Laurier signaling passage.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Democrats
Republicana
Republican Party
Canada
Ottawa
United States
Laurier
Solicited Bribe Sentences Former County Assessor
Dalton former county assessor was sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary for soliciting a $25 bribe from Spring Valley Water. He planned to reduce Alameda county holdings in exchange for $25 000, was recorded in conversations, arrested in May, and then sentenced today.
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Duckland
Dalton
Spring Valley Water Company
Alameda County
Flel
Morse Again Fighting for Freedom in Atlantic Penitentiary
Charlee Morse, a convicted bank wrecker known as Morse, remains confined at the feeders' prison in Atlantic. Today his attorneys filed an appeal from United States Judge Newitt’s decision, which refused a fit of Habeas corpus.
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Morse
New Orleims
Charlee Morse
St Atlanti
United States
Newitt
Hahene Corp
Relatives Lose Hope in Missing Mies Ug tulay
In San Francisco on July 24 relatives of Mies Gortruie Ug tulay abandoned hope of finding her alive after a week of searching. Police believe she took her own life.
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Dem
San Francisco
Mies Gortruie
Ug Tulay
Affinity Wall Amat Murder Suspect Shows No Remorse
In Richracad Virginia on July 24, banker Henry Beattie Jr. remains calm amid murder charges over the death of his wife Heulah Rainford in an automobile incident. The apparent lover of Beattie’s wife, the accused, pressured to confess, grows hysterical as doctors fear for her recovery. Beattie proclaims imminent freedom, relishing newspaper attention. cousin Paul Beattie is excused from blame and may be bonded for trial.
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Richracad
Heulah Rainford
Belleva Henry Beattie, Jr
Ing
Mrs. Beattie
Beattie
Manchester
McH Uday
Jeil
Paul Beattie
Bond
Triad Foon
Beatrice Isolated By Flood In Blue River Valley
Lincoln Nebraska July 24 Beatrice a town forty miles south of Lincoln is cut off by floods in the Blue river valley More than eight inches of rain fell in a few hours as the river swelled to more than two miles wide The crop damage may reach 1 000 000 Other farming districts report heavy rains helping crops later in the week
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Lincoln
Neb
Beatrice
Here
Blue River
Dee
Joss Day in Cleveland for AL Stars relief
Cleveland will host Joss day at the park for an American League Stars exhibition. Proceeds go to the widow and children of Adie Joss, the Cleveland pitcher who last spring led at Toledo before his loss.
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Joss
Cleveland
Adie Joss
Toledo
Hotel Men’s Association Opens Session in Seattle
Hlogetmen at Seattle for the State Hotel Men's Association opening session. About two hundred hotel men, representing 157,000,000 in hotel properties, are in attendance as the next meeting place will be chosen this afternoon.
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Seattle
Asquith downed in veto battle outside House of Commons
London July 24 In England a premier was hissed down as Premier Asquith sought to explain the governments Lords Veto bill in the House of Commons. The speaker failed to maintain order and the premier warned of appealing to the king if the veto failed. The Commons rejected Lords amendments and faces a crisis as tomorrow they plan to resurrect the bill.
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London
England
Asquith
House of Commons
Lords
Thernis
George
Commons
House of Lords
Mr. Balfour
Willl
Lord Lansdowne
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Boston American
Dickinson
BE. P. Doyle
Baker
Sacramento
Colts
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M. A. Rader
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Hines
Wickershams
Vlasran
Iivetionte
Bay “Greb’ Pod Committee
Spreckels
Combine
Stanley
Nile
Department of Justice
F. &. Kauffman
Houston
the Lakes Iron and Steel Company
Sine Sree
Stakey
Department of Juetlee
Dot
Milton
Parmers
Germmany
Watt
Fleht
Bil
Affinity Wall Amat
Beulah Binford
Nebraska
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