Adams Says Orchard Lied On Defense Stand
Mrs Adams testified that Orchard stuck to his original tale of attempts to assassinate Gabbert and Pentody and that Haywood and Moyer were involved. She denied living comfortably with Orchard and her husband during alleged plotting. She will testify for the defense and claimed she never accompanied them in plotting to blow up Judge Grubbert.
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Orchard
Gabbert
Pentody
Haywood
Moyer
Pett. Bene
Bell
Hose
Les
Menver
Steve Foma
Or‘ohard
Thard
Grubbert
Richardson
Peabody
Hingwood
Demented Husband Kills Wife Then Ends His Life
In Los Angeles on June 12 Frank Edson aged 60 murdered his wife while she slept with a revolver then killed himself with the same weapon. Financial troubles left him demented, agency reports say.
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Los Angeles
Frank Edson
Suit Against Coal Carriers Advances in Court
Government sues to annex authentic coal boards trust. proceedings against Harriman postponed after Intersta te Commission report. Berlin report: Kaiser tore orders from Prince Frederick Henry, banished him for immorality. prince bound to Egypt with $7 million inheritance.
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Philadelphia
Dance
Authencite Coal Malboards’ Trust
Harriman
Bonaparte
Interstane Commmission
Berlin
Frederick Henry
Prussia
Germany
Prince Sa
Egypt
Death of David Taggart in Oroville Overshadows Amputation Pain
David Taggart of Wooster Ohio was found dead in his mother's Oroville home. Authorities suspect an overdose of a pain-relief drug connected to his amputation and related family notoriety surrounding Captain Taggart.
Russian Count's Opinion at St Petersburg Conference
A message from Count Ulster in St Petersburg on June 12 denounces the Hague Peace conferences as a disgusting manifestation of Christian hypocrisy.
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St Petersburg
Count Ulster
Roosevelts Leave for Oyster Bay for Summer
Washington June 12 Roosevelt and wife departed for Oyster Bay at 8 50 this morning. They expect to return in October.
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Roosevelts
Oyster Bay
Washington
Roosevelt
Attempted wreck on Southern Pacific Owl near Fresno
A spike and bolt were driven between rails three miles east of Fresno in a failed attempt to derail the Owl. Trackwalker alerted officials minutes before the train’s arrival. A Korean man named Korlan was arrested on suspicion of involvement.
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Fresno
Hare
Korlan
Chester Thompson to Pen. Father seeks prison quarters for slayer
Judge Will H. Thompson, father of Chester Thompson who killed Judge Emery in Seattle, visits the penitentiary to secure the best accommodations for his son. The Graves bill moves criminally insane to the penitentiary, taking effect tomorrow, a change he reportedly supports to avoid prison stripes.
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Will H. Thompson
Chester Thompson
Emery
Seattle
Cis
Chester
Anya
Walla Walla
Thompson
Graves
Members Cabinet Overdue Yacht Dolphin Missing
Washington reports the yacht Dolphin with Attorney General Bonaparte Secretary of the Navy Metcalf their spouses and child Postmaster General Meyer and George Vander eats and wife are 18 hours overdue from Jamestown. It left last night and had not been heard from by noon. Pears for its safety.
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Washington
Dolphin
Bonaparte
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Meyer
George Vander
Jamestown
Mayor Griffiths Drowned In Springfield Creek
David Griffiths, elected mayor in April, drowned at noon while fishing in a creek near Springfield UL. He was accidentally thrown into the water in the Mough.
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Griffiths
Springfield
David Griffiths
Here
Rush for Timber Land Near Ukiah Draws Crowds
Midnight lines formed at the La Grande land office as entrymen queued to file for restored timber land near Ukiah. The land, previously in Blue Mountain forest reserve, was opened for settlement after a presidential order. By noon Tuesday, more than 20 timber land applications had been filed for townships 4, 6, 6, and 9 south range 21 west.
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United States Land Office
la Grande
Ukiah
Blue Mountainr Forest Reserve
Thrst Place
Land Office
Ukinh
Joaquin Miller Seeks Oregon Senate Seat
San Francisco dispatch reports poet Joaquin Miller plans a political bid in Oregon. He leaves Berkeley for Oregon after a farewell dinner, aims to lecture at Oregon State University on July 3, then launch a Grant County campaign to win political clout under the direct primary law.
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Sierras
Oregon
San Franccisco Raye
United States
Joaquin Miller
Berkeley
San Francisco
Oregon State University
Ex-Mayor Phelan on San Francisco unrest and race policy
Former Mayor Phelan in Washington says the San Francisco outbreak could inflame international tensions if used as a basis. He asserts the city has solved the Chinese problem and limited Japanese rights, urges Roosevelt as relief chairman, notes $560,000 of earthquake funds remain unspent, and calls Schmitz’s indictment the weakest.
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Washington
San Francisco
Phelan
Roosevelt
Schmitz
Schmitz Case Testimony Admitted After Ward Fight
In San Francisco a large crowd packed the Bush Street temple as Ruef testified in the Schmitz case. Ruef admitted paying Schmitz $2500 in currency and suggested a prior $1500 payment, claiming the funds were from French restaurants and noting a $2000 shortfall. Defense counsel argued to strike the testimony, which the court denied.
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San Francisco
Ruef
Bush Street Temple
Schmitz
Shana
Burns
Langdon
Schmits
Campbell
Schmit
Heney
Camille Mailhelbaun
Gold Strike, Miner Rescued After Cavern Collapse Near Helena
A Montana mine near Helena, the Hope mine 30 miles south, yielded a sudden gold strike after a cavern collapse. Miner Colling survived 17 hours trapped by timbers but later died in Butte from heart failure. The accident spurred renewed efforts to sink another shaft amid rich ore history.
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Helens
Mont
Hope
Helena
Montana
Colling
Butte
ML ZL
Hewett
Pendleton district fair dates set after state fair
The district fair commission fixed the fall schedule for September 22 to 28, allowing exhibitors with Salem stock to bring animals directly to Pendleton. The Salem state fair runs September 16 to 31. Secretary Thomas FitzGerald will oversee preparations and stationery orders, with plans to surpass last year’s event and attract prominent visitors from across the state.
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District Fair Commission
Salem
Pendleton
FitzGerald
Umatilla
Morrow
Thomas FitzGerald
The
Fair Commission
Anti we ed ordinance to curb weeds tonight
City council expected to consider new anti weed ordinance 048 to enforce state law on noxious weeds. Existing weed rules exist but weaker, with a stronger measure to be drafted and placed with the street commissioner for enforcement.
Diverse English Views on War With Japan
London dispatches report mixed opinions on U S Japan tensions. The Globe praises Japan's restrained diplomacy urging US conciliation to avert danger. Pall Mall Gazette warns war would be a catastrophe and should be avoidable. Paris notes Roosevelt endorsement from Temps. Des Moines reports Taft dismissing war prospects between United States and Japan.
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London
England
United States
Globe
Pall Mall Gazette Sys
Roosevelt
Paris
Japan
The
Temps
Des Moines
Taft
Drowned Crew of Minnesota Men in Jamestown Trip
Eleven men including five midshipmen and five seamen from the battleship Minnesota were drowned after a small boat sank near Jamestown Norfolk on June 13. The launch departed at midnight and ever since no trace of the men or boat has been found as search efforts continue.
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Jamestown
Norfolk
Minnesota
Exposition Grounds
Ehin
Enag
Coal Rate Cut Aims to Spur Summer Coal Stocks
The Short Line and Union Pacific slash coal rates by 26 cents per ton to encourage summer storage for winter use. Reports say strikes at the misses are settled, implying coal will soon be available in quantity. Also noted: Burlakevitch says the douma will be dissolved within a fortnight. Eight political prisoners executed in Riga. Chicago wheat market openings and closings for June 12 show wheat at 31.5 and 31.25, corn at 51.125 to 53.75, and oats at 49 to 42.
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Bolee
Short Line
Union Pacific
Chicago
Lawsuit Begun Between Darveau and May Over Work Dispute
A civil suit was begun this afternoon in which George Darveau and Dan May are the defendants. The case was heard by Justice of the Peace Joe Parkes and centers on a dispute over work performed and the related differences.
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George Darveau
Dan May
Justice of the Peace
Joe Parkes
Body Found In John Day River Near Spray
The body of James Paul, who drowned in the John Day river five miles above Spray on May 27, was recovered nine days after the accident. It was first sighted by his father who had been dragging the river since the incident. The body was buried.
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John Day
James Paul
Spray
Prall Fined Two Hundred in Adultery Case
William Prall, arrested on a charge of adultery, pleaded guilty before Circuit Judge Bean and was fined 200 dollars. The district attorney refused to drop the case despite efforts by Prall’s wife to have it dropped. the fine is to be paid.
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William Prall
Bean
Prall
Park to Forge Walla Walla Park System Next Summer
J W Langdon, chair of the park commission, says Walla Walla will have a park system equal to any in the region. The city owns a 40 acre tract for the park, bounded by Alder street Watertown Reed's addition and the Whitman street extension. The plan includes extending Division street north to Alder and Whitman Street along the south line to make the park accessible citywide.
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Walla Walla
J. W. Langdon
Park Commission
Save the
Whitman Street
Park Board
Division Street
Alder
Eastern capitalists plan Albany condensed milk plant
Eastern capitalists offer to install a condensed milk factory in Albany at a cost of 75000 dollars, if citizens subscribe 10000 dollars of the stock. The plant is expected to cost 40000 dollars and similar coast plants are reported as profitable for both owners and patrons.
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Albany
Ti le
Missing Operator Suspected In 225 Dollar Package Heist
R C Royer night operator for the O R N at Hilgard is missing or may be a courier for a 225 dollar currency package sent from La Grande. Pacific Express delivered it to Royer who then disappeared with the money as detectives scour the countryside and track train movements from Hilgard.
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R. C. Royer
Hilgard
Railhroad
la Grande
Pacific Express
Royer
Roger
Hart
Express Company
Carnival Sues Over 10000 Damages In Boise Case
Mrs. Hannah Plant as guardian for her 11 year old daughter Zilla filed in district court a suit against Keles Carnival company and A H Hiersch to recover 10000 damages. The petition says Zilla fell from a wooden horse on the outside of the merry go round last Friday, her foot caught in a steel stirrup, and she was dragged and hurled against the engine box causing a dislocated knee and permanent injuries. The complaint alleges faulty construction and a hidden box. The plaintiff seeks 10000 for permanent injuries and pain.
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Neal & Kingon
Keles Carnival Company
A. H. Hiersch
District Court
Hannah Plant
Zilla
Boise Capital News
Dininuf
Flour to the Orient shipped from Portland for China trade
Fifty five thousand sacks of flour are being loaded at Byers' mill for the China trade. The flour will be shipped from Portland next week and consigned direct to Hong Kong. Additional shipments are planned and Mr Byers expects a strong export trade this season.
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Byers' Mill
Byers
Portland
Hong Kong
Affections suit ends in $10 verdict in Coons case
Hammond Indiana June 12 The jury verdict awards $10 for the affections of Mrs BE Coons who is now in Tacoma in the case brought by Charles Coons against William Parker a wealthy contractor and Methodist church pillar for 300000 for alienating Mrs Coons affections Coons was foreman for Parker and Parker visited his wife during work
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Hammond
Ind
BE. Coons
Tacoma
Charles Coons
Wm. Parker
Methodist Church
Flag Day Observance Hailed Across Nation
Flag Day falls on June 14 marking 130 years since the flag's 1777 adoption. A city program is not arranged, but residents are urged to display the American flag on Friday to honor the national emblem's birth.
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United States
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