Wool sale yields near last year highs at two million pounds
A busy wool sale today saw about a third of a million pounds shift hands with prices close to last year. Buyers and growers reported satisfaction as clips varied in quality, led by strong bidding from Pacific Coast Elevator and numerous firms, including Frankenstein and Green, with transportation crews also in attendance.
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Talkond Freight Agena Attendeas
WI Moore
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
G. H. McDonald
F. Frankenstein
Douglas Belts
William Ellery
Pat Doherty
Rust Bros
Pounte
Winatiits
Conney
Koshland & Co
RW. Brigham
Farnewoorth, Thayer & Stevenson
George ‘Abbott
Otto Kuhn
PB. J. Dufour
Lafayette
Hattoowell, Jones & Donald
Joseph Wing
Dewey, Gould & Co
J. T. Patterson
FL Frankenstein
Wiapateh
WH. J. Miller
Chicigo & Northwestern
Geers TD O'Connor
Northern Pacific
C.F. Vandewater
Rime Lines
C. 3. Baker
Erie Dispatch
Jock McLaughlin
Illinois Central
Hot Lake
Auctioneered Feeds and Clips Sell At Northerly Yard
A. TD Chapman 13270 pounds is bought by J BR Patterson for 29 1 4 conte. A. Porard 15070 pounds sold to Joseph Wing for 26 3 4 conte. Parkins clip sold to Charles Or cutt for 19 5 8 venta. At 3 10 the last clip FA Campbell was brought forth and bidding remained open at 1 dollar 60 cents.
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A. TD. Chapman
J. BR. Patterson
A. Porard
Joseph Wing
Charles Orcutt
FA Campbell
Mayors Bribe Allegations Highlight License Vote
Testimony details Mayor Schmitz pressing ex-Police Commissioner Reagan to vote for the license for political gain. Reagan describes a meeting at Schmitz’s home with Drinkhouse and Truef, discussing chairmanship, whiskey, and restaurant licensing pressures amid French restaurant patrons. Ruef and others are cited in tense exchanges about supporting the license and political maneuvering.
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Reagan
Lcenses
Jleenvex
Moenres
Lmayor
Drinkhouse
Police Board
Truef
Ruef
Tom
Schmitz
Union Labor Party
President and Mrs Roosevelt sail for Georgian Day at Jamestown
The president and Mrs Roosevelt depart Sunday night on the Mayflower with guests to attend Georgian day at Jamestown. They will be met by Governor Terrill and staff, ex position officials, and escorted by Georgia troops and regulars.
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Washington
Mra. Roosevelt
Jamestown
Terril Gd
Georgia Troopa
Ruef Trial Revelations Tie Witness to Restaurant Extortion
San Francisco June 7 defense lawyers say Ruef may not testify and plan to prove defendant innocent without his direct statement. Jean Loupy, Pup restaurant proprietor, testified detailing extortion schemes and the protection contract for five large restaurants, with Ruef arranging payments and pressuring others.
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San Francoleco
Schmits
Ruef
Staud
Behmilx
Matntatia Il Jeve
Reef
Meney Didarce
Schmitz
San Quentin
Reefs
Jean Laupy
Pup
Loupy
Rueft
Orchard Admits to being a habitual gambler and murderer
The Haywood trial heard Orchard confess to gambling and involvement in mine explosions, claiming he carried powder from the Wardner and Vindicator mines with nearly 100 other men. He admitted to stealing powder and a train wrecking plot, and to adopting the name Harry Orchard after the Wardner event.
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Orchard
Nance of
Bat
Bolse
Wood
Darrow
Haywood
Richardson
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Wardner
Union
Mullan
Burke
Peterman
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
California
Butte
Gamble
Denver
Lyte Gregory
Cripple Creek
Lewel
Hawley
Davis
Sherman Parker
Wm Easterly
Easterly
McCormick
Beck
Ida Toney
Harry Orchard
Parker
Scott
Othegre
Bomb plot unfolds in Colorado and Denver theaters
Testimony recounts Orchard's efforts to plant bombs in Canyon City and Denver aimed at killing Judge Gabbert and Sherman Bell. Pettibone and Haywood allegedly financed and directed the schemes, using loaded bombs and alarm clocks. An explosion killed an innocent spectator named Woolley, ending the immediate plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Orchard
Denver
Haywood
Moyer
Pettibone
Canyon City
Hawley
Peabody
Tmed
Vaughn
Arkansas Valley
Tfe and
Hall Insurance
jAnd
Gabbert
Colfix and
Emerson Streets
Wooley
San Luis Valley
Sherman Bell
Boise
Horats
Cripple Creek
Bell
Wood Dealers Demand Assured Market Before Cutting
Blue Mountains dealers warn that if orders are delayed and cars are scarce, shipments will be blocked. A Meacham wood dealer says mills may cut on mountains this summer only if a ready market is secured, else profits fall and winter shortages recur. He urges July August orders to prevent car shortages and ensure steady work.
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Blue Mountains
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Blue Mountain
Meacham
East Oregonian
Ume
Pioneers Hold Glad Reunion At Weston
About 100 Pendleton residents traveled to Weston for the Umatilla County Pioneers reunion with ideal weather. The Eagles Band provided music and T. T. Geer spoke on a memorial address. The program ran smoothly with concerts, readings, and a senior play slated for the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Eagle Band
T. T. Geer
Pendleton
Weston
Spokane
Walter M. Pierce
Oregon
Echo
Umatilla
Milton
Helix
McKay Creek
Pendictonm
Eagles
Concent
Saurday
T. A
Payne
Normal School
Political Conditiona
Ira Fischer
Eeemd
Miners Use Dynamite at Ressh Copper Mine
June 7 dispatches report Japanese strikers at the Ressh copper mine using dynamite freely destroying the telephone station and burning a clerk to death. Troops have been sent to the scene amid plans to devastate the mine further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tates Toklo
Federal court orders Standard to answer July 1 review
In St Paul a federal court ruled the Standard must respond to the government bill by the first Monday in July. The decision tabulates the trust's objections and opens the entire history of the Standard to court review.
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St. Paul
Federal
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George Adame
Kansas
Chicago
Kansay
Frosta
Schmita
Trice
Roovevelts
Fagtiong
Mibewly
Noth
Touhnong
Adoidita
Schmit
Banker Hill
Chilming
Orchiuan
Joe Shoalts
Wilton
Davin
Descarce
Walter Pierce
The
Eagles’ Band of
Staman Aletory
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