22 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
1
Webb confesses to murder of Johnion and describes self defense but police doubt his story. He recounts planning to ship the body in a trunk and buying a ticket before destroying it. May Brown identifies Webb and notes his financial claim to Mrs Korsh.
Carrier Kersh and Jesse Webb were arraigned in Portland municipal court for the murder of W. A. Johnson. They waived preliminary examination and were bound over to the grand jury. trial to be speedy. Kersh asked custody of the child, alleging the woman stole him in Seattle in November. J. H. Davin also sought custody. The court will decide later.
Z P Webb confesses to killing W A Johnson in a Portland hotel room after a quarrel over a woman who used Johnson to obtain 26 000 from a Renton ranch sale. He and the woman plotted disposal of the body, stuffing it in a trunk and shipping it by express to North Puyallup. Police question self defense claims as robbery motive emerges. Webb. Marie Kersh, and others are involved in this case with a Seattle electrician Burt Kersh en route to claim his seven year old son. Johnson reportedly gave 1800 to the woman before the murder.
A prospect for Pendleton to gain relief from Pacific company service pushes an independent phone venture. Norman, Kellog Supply sales engineer, outlines a $110000 plan for a modern plant with underground lines, 1200 phones, and monthly rates of 1.28 for residence four party lines and 2 for business lines, with a guaranteed return and no immediate rate hikes. He meets city officials and a commercial association group and plans a return visit in July for further talks.
The June 22 passenger cruise from Friederichsshafen to Düsseldorf marked the first aerial passenger trip as part of a regular service. The zeppelin Deutschland carried ten passengers on a 289 mile journey. Tickets priced at 40 dollars.
Tex Rickard says he will never again mix into the fighting game. He plans to devote himself to mining after July 4 and is disgusted by the setbacks in trying to stage the big fight. Rickard vows no further involvement in boxing.
Eagles from other sections assist Georgia members to make the Savannah state convention historic today in Savannah Ga on June 22.
Monterey Mexico June 22 Liberal presidential candidate Madero is jailed by Diaz order. Charge changed from insulting government to inciting riot. Government forces patrol border to stop arms. leaders banished or imprisoned. Revolt fears grow as election nears. Police break up protests denouncing arrest.
Ten thousand rifles and ample ammunition were smuggled into Mexico for revolutionists during the year. Dispatches from Hervistority report most guns went to Sonora and Chihuahua in nine consignments. The arms are now in revolutionaries hands and are new rifles.
Washington June 22. The Mexican ambassador says the recent upsurge in Mexico is not serious, describing them as routine disorders typical of presidential action and of no lasting impact. He insists no wider danger to stability.
General To rres with 200 troops and Governor Sonora move toward Ananea amid denials of anticipated trouble. General Kosterlithsky of Sonora forces is to arrive today to reassure customs control and prevent prisoners from being moved, amid continuing tension.
Washington June 22 insurgents and democrats in the senate protested the postal savings bank bill but a decisive vote indicates Taft’s big stick backed by regulars will push the measure through with little delay. A separate note reports McLachlan’s call for a war department statement triggering widespread public letters to authorities.
Stockholders will vote to raise capital from 40.3954 million to 80 million with a new issue of 20.7474 million stock. Six million of 7 percent bonds and other obligations will be paid from the stock issue, funds to fund betterments. The plan aims to double track and seek a physical link with Rock Island via acquiring the Wibhush or related system.
In the Eugene area there is damage reported to the Royal Anne cherry crop due to a warm period last week. The Eugene Fruitgrowers Association uses 100 women and 60 men to care for the crop and prepare it for shipment east.
The Goml Roads Convention opened in Fargo on June 22 with the aim to make North Dakota highways second to none in the country. Participants include the American Society of Equity and various agricultural and civic organizations, all contributing to the movement.
Tarnhbart South Pond June 22 Rep Henry A Porohart is expected to be renominated by the Democratic congressional convention of the Thirteenth district today. The event centers on Porohart as the leading candidate, with party delegates gathered to formalize nomination remarks.
The Pioneers Association of Washington will dedicate its new home in Seattle on June 22, marking the anniversary reunion with a $20,000 facility. The event highlights regional history and community heritage as members unveil the building.
Walter Peo, son of Chief Peo of the Umatilla tribe, is dead. Whether it was accidental or intentional is disputed. An eye witness, a young Indian boy, says Peo picked up a revolver and shot himself near Camp near Cabbage Hill. The body was taken to Pendleton for funeral arrangements. Peo had prior legal troubles, including a forgery case, and was seen in town recently. Jennie Van Pelt, his half-sister, is a prominent figure on the reservation.
New York June 22. Following General G B Loud head of 47 G A R posts claim that veterans were denied recognition at Theodore Roosevelt's New York reception the committee faced sharp criticism. Loud says veterans were asked to participate but were refused a place in the parade or reviewing stands.
Chehalis June 22. Alvin Black alleges his pal John Sullivan cut his throat while sleeping near a window as an oncoming train scared off the alleged murderer. Black stumbled to the track and flagged railroad workers. Both men are workmen.
Washington June 22 Orders have been issued for the first division of the Pacific fleet at San Francisco to sail for Valparaiso August 14 to participate in the Chilean centennial which begins in September. Rear Admiral Harber commands the division.
District Superintendent Van Houtte of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph presented figures to a council committee and local commercial group arguing the recent rate increase is justified. He showed local plant value at 75 280 and annual revenue about 19 796 with expenses 18 892, including 6 022 depreciation. He claimed a need to raise revenue by 4 386 to reach 7 percent on investment, though committee members remained skeptical about the presentation.
Millers from U S and Canada gather in Minneapolis for the first session of the National Federation, the largest and most important meeting in the federation’s history. Discussion will likely center on bleached flour and the public demand for it, with criticism of whole wheat flour.
Madrid reports Princess Beatrice, youngest child of King Alfonso and Queen Victoria, marks her first birthday. A Japanese boy seeks a job in cooking and housework, P.O. Box 456, Pendleton.
Payton Ohio June 22 Governor Harmon was renominated by acclamation at the Democratic state convention. He attacked the present federal system, denounced special interests, and urged reform of tariff and taxes tied to private profit. He said relief requires overthrowing entrenched interests controlling legislation.
New York June 22 Colonel Roosevelt angrily denied the rumor that his daughter Ethel is engaged to James T Williams a newspaper man and favorite with the colonel He also denied opposition to Hughes privacy bill saying it is like someone crowding the membership of the Ananias club He urged reporters to stay away from Oyster Bay as there is no news there.
Reno June 22 Jim Jeffries drew a rosy welcome as he arrived to begin training this afternoon at Monmna Springs. Town progress is brisk with teams hauling lumber for a state park arena near the railroad. The arena sits about a mile from downtown. rooms are nearly full and cots scarce as residents prepare tents for the crowd.
Mismarck North Dakota June 22 A journey over the Pakotas and Montans through drought stricken districts suggests reports of droughts are greatly exaggerated If rain comes within three days two thirds of the crop will be saved High temperatures continue throughout the region
An Illinois Odd Fellows event runs today with Rebekahe and Patriarchs Mili tant in full possession of Champaign and will continue for three days, followed by an errand street pageant tomorrow.
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