Halley Seeks Constitutionality In Oregon Sheep Case
Federal judge hears defense arguments on the Washington Oregon sheep quarantine dispute. T. G. Halley will conclude his defense arguing the state law is constitutional to protect Oregon flocks from outside infection while Oregon stockmen seek to block enforcement with a temporary injunction.
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Washington
Jodge Halley
Wolverton
Oregon
Halley
Des. B. Nelson
Pullman
W.johnson
Walla Walla County
Mew
Bryson
Calin
Devdtee Hatley
Work on the Tieton Project Advances in Yakima area
Government work on the Tie ten ditch moves forward with a large labor force under Contractor Weisberger. About four hundred men labor on the line from Naches City toward the project, earning seventy five cents per day for meals, two fifty per day for eight hours, and hospital dues. Camp No 1 near North Yakima houses clerks and laborers under Ernest McCulloh as a power plant is installed at the base of the hill near the Tieton tunnel.
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Tieten
Vyakinin Republic
Linge
Weisberger
Naches
Camp No
Camp No. Lo
North
Yakima
Ernest McCulloh
Camp No. 1
Long Tieton Tunnel
First Steamer In at Nome From Outside Arrives
Nome Alaska June The Corwin arrived last night the first steamship of the season from the outside. She was three days in the ice. The gold clean-up to date is 3,000,000 dollars.
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Nome
Alaska
Corwin
Tramway project climbs toward imperial works completion
Reclamation crews advance a tramway from the hill base to a works site 450 feet higher. A power station with a 460 horsepower wheel powers the tramway tunnel drive and lighting. Water is about to flow into a newly dug ditch, with machinery arriving soon. Government work improves road conditions and camp progress, engineers report satisfactory progress despite delays.
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Shane
Election Day in Portland Shows Heavy Early Vote
The heaviest early turnout in Portland’s municipal election history was reported this morning. Thirty Lane runs as the Democratic and Independent ticket candidate, while The Devlin, a Republican, seeks victory in a town that remains open or closed depending on ballots.
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Thirty Lane
Warner Will Case and Water Suit Set for Trial
In Warner versus Will and the Little Walla Walla water suit, trials are planned for tomorrow after Judge Bean returns. The Warner civil suit, long pending, progresses only now due to criminal matters. Attorneys include Winter, Collier for Mrs. Warner, Mc Court, Phelps, and Judge Fee for heirs, Lewell for administrator Hall. Evidence in the water case will be taken in Milton, with future sessions held locally. T. G. Hatley now handles Peacock Milling Company matters after King’s appointment to the supreme bench.
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Warner
Walla Walla
Bean
Prosecution Hinted in Railroads and Cotton Scandal
Washington reports say the Interstate Commerce probe concluded and the case may move against railroad interests as anti trust actions are considered. The Cotton Leak scandal sees Edwin Holmes Jr charged with conspiracy over cotton crop leaks involving Haas and Peckham, with about 200000 dollars traced to illicit profit.
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Washington
Edwin
Holmes, Jr
Agricultural Departments
Prath
Frederick Peckham
Moses Haas
Holmes
Peckham and Haas
Haas & Peckham
New York
YW Ls
Roediir
Haywood Jury Near Completion as Trial Opens
Haywood County jury selection nears completion with V Sebern chosen after defense challenges. Prosecution plans to begin taking evidence Tuesday at 9 30 am as Judge Wood declares the panel ready for trial in the murder case.
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Haywood
Polis
Jane
V. Sebern
Sebern
Alfred Foff
Weatless Federation
J A. Robertson
Tecm
Richardson
Supreme Court
Wood
Mead, Hallufe
Oregon Development League Meet in Portland
Tremendous interest grows ahead of the Oregon Development League convention set for June 21 and 22 in Portland. Delegations from across the state are expected as low transportation rates promise broad participation. An advance meeting of league presidents and secretaries will be held June 20 at the Portland Commercial Club to align plans and cooperation, aiming to boost state population and maximize colonial rate benefits from September 1 to October 1, with the Portland rose show drawing attention statewide.
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Portland
Oregon Development League
Oregon
Pair Charged In Shoe Theft Case
W H Wilson and A 5 Brown were arrested this morning and jailed on a charge of stealing shoes. The complaint was presented before District Attorney Phelps by C Bitner.
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W. H. Wilson
A. 5. Brown
Phelps
8. C. Bitner
Pendleton Kites Second to Portland in Interscholastic Meet
Pendleton High tied with Portland High for second as Hill Military Academy of Portland won the meet with 26 points. Pendleton and Portland each totaled 22, Baker City 18, with island City 5, Eugene 4, Roseburg 4, La Grande 3, and Corvallis 2. May of Hill M A led with 20 points earning gold. Jay of Pendleton and Dickson of Pendleton won silvers in events.
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1 Military Academy
Baker City
Jay
Pendleton
May
Hill Academy
Dickson
Corvallis
Portland High School
Hill Military Academy of
Portland
Portand
Baker City Wie
Portland Academy
Ivland City
Eugene
Roseburg
la Grande
Ora Jay
John Dickson
Glags
P. A
Walters
Island City
Dart
Portland High
Breeding
Burnap
Polewall
Young
Millering
Glase
PP. A
Meier
Eilmaker
Kellogge
Norris
P.A
Kelloggs
Baker Clie
Thornton
Swenke
Renn
Discue
Kellogg
Baker Ciy
Taylor A. M. A
Tay
Hawking
McQuire
Broad Jjump
Woodard
Latourette
Hawkins
Fire destroys Monopole and Deed property in Jordan Valley
A morning fire in Jordan Valley Oregon destroyed the Monopole barn and Deed buildings, burning seven horses, harness, vehicles, and feed. The Jordan Valley Mercantile plate glass front also damaged, with total losses around 26 thousand dollars. A hotel bar was lost, and a hobo suspected of arson, found with Mary Scott's watch, is being investigated. The blaze started about 4 50 AM in the hay mow, likely from a discarded cigarette.
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Jordan Valley
Ore
Jordan Valley Mercantile Company
Harry Scott
Mr. Scott
Marry Scott
Scott
Salt Lake
Statue to Jefferson Davis unveiled at Confederate reunion
In Richmond Virginia on June 3 a statue of Jefferson Davis was unveiled signaling the climax of the Confederate reunion after 15 years of fundraising. Veterans military pageant in uniform drew dramatic scenes in the city. Separately in Chicago wheat markets opened and closed at noted figures. El Paso reports Creel elected governor of Chihuahua.
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Jefferson Davis
Richmond
South
Iray
el Paso
Creel
Amossador
United States
Chihuahua
Ingalls Aims for Senate Nomination in Ohio
M. E. Ingalls, president of the Big Four, is a receptive candidate to succeed Foraker in the U S Senate. He would not refuse the Republican nomination if offered. The report places Ingalls in Cincinnati on June 8 as a potential senator aspirant.
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Ingalls
Cincinnati
M. E. Ingalls
Big Four
Foraker
Shipment of 6000 Sheep Over W C Route Today
A shipment of 6000 head of range sheep was sent today over the W and C Route. The flock was purchased by James Wright the North Yakima buyer, representing J. E. Smith. The sheep were described as range stock.
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James Wright
North Yakima
J. E. Smith
How Much From the Per Cent Sales
Metho int building committee works on recertaining due church from city sales. By Friday and Saturday, most city business houses reported totals. about 700 names had been listed by press time this afternoon.
Pendleton Hearing Seeks Local Portland Train
Oregon railroad commissioners arrived in Pendleton to study the need for a local train between Pendleton and Portland. A meeting is set at Commercial association rooms for evidence gathering and discussion of service improvements. The commission will hear complaints and consider orders to improve equipment and service if warranted.
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Pendleton
Portland
Thomas K. Campbell
Oswald West
Oregon J Railroad Commission
Commercial Association Rooms
J. H. O'Neill
William McMurray
Atchison
Railroad Commission
Commercial Association
Railroad Commiscionem
Oregona
Umatilla
Dine
O. R. & N. Trate
Pendrecton
Commission
Nine jurors selected in Schmits trial in San Francisco
In San Francisco this morning the Schmits trial reached a nine juror panel as Theo Det Wig, a retired baker, was accepted by both sides, finalizing the jury.
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San Francisco
Theo
Det- Wig
Schmits
No Parliament Session Until Fall Announced in Comment
London June statement from Campnew Bannerman says there will be no session of Parliament until next fall. The comment signals a pause in legislative proceedings with no immediate date for resumption.
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London
Bsir Campnew Bannerman
Attempted train wreck near Santa Clara and Lawrence
Unknown parties tried to wreck a southbound Southern Pacific train between Santa Clara and Lawrence this morning by piling ties on the track. The engineer spotted the obstruction and stopped the train. It is the third such attempt in the same area within a year.
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San Joe
Tune
Southern Pacific
Santa Clara
Lawrence
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