Landis subpoenas oil magnates over trust finances
Chicago June 27 Federal Judge Landis issued subpoenas to Rockefeller H H Rogers William Rockefeller G W Stahl J A Moffett W H Cowan Archbold W H Tilford C N Pratt Charles T White H E Felton and Fred A Wann to appear July 6 to answer questions about the Standard Oil trust finances The trust has been found guilty of rebates and can be fined up to 29006000 Five new indictments with 4000 counts have been uncovered. May prosecute telegraph companies. Roosevelt today urged action against two telegraph companies for antitrust violations.
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H. E. Felton
Fred A. Wann
Ol Trust
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Triet
Gef
Oil Trust
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Roosevelt
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Yolnin
Unclear 1920s Notices on Strikes and Hawaii Governor
Situation report notes unchanged strike dynamics with strikers gaining additions to their ranks while companies report minimal delays in moving business. A separate Lisbon appeal requests external intercession to King Carlo to curb political repression. New Hawaii governor announced, effective August 15.
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License Not Defense In Liquor Case Says Prosecutor
Sunnyside Prosecuting Attorney Wendo argues new ageate law does not shield defendants Jaquor Neemes Balr and Godfrey. The state license taxes liquor sales and does not authorize selling in incorporated towns. City licensing rights remain applicable and Sunnyside ordinance validity does not affect the case.
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God
Frey
Sunnyside
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Yakima
Wende
Balr
Godfrey
Ball
Francis Murphy Nearing Death in Los Angeles
Francis Murphy is sinking rapidly in Los Angeles where doctors say there is no hope. He was admitted this morning as his condition deteriorates with little chance of recovery.
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Tow Angeles
Loving We Ted of Sane in Murder Trial Admitted
The court admitted Miley Loving's account of Theodore Eaton ruining her as evidence. Witnesses described Loving as sane. testimony on her temperament was presented. The prosecution closed its case after Er R Lt. Kidd testified about Loving’s state and the night she spent with him prior to the killing.
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Volcano Dam Forms Lake In Chile Valley
A volcano in the La Union district of Valdivia province created a massive stone dam across the Papabulun river. The resulting lake flooded the valley up to the crater and then the dam gave way under pressure washing away the inundated area. Fourteen tremors were reported.
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Too Big a Job for Goethals Amid Canal Reorg Talks
Washington June 27. A fresh canal commission reorganization is under consideration by Taft and Roosevelt. General Goethals says the task is too large for him, prompting renewed questions about leadership and structure of the canal project.
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Texas to Quarantine All Tuberculosis Patients
Federal officials in Washington consider Texas plans to issue a permanent quarantine against all persons with advanced tuberculosis. The move would treat tuberculosis like smallpox and yellow fever, raising questions of legality, constitutionality, and cost, with debates on federal authority and potential use of tuberculosis colonies if needed.
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Alma Church of Spokane Mournes Woman Found Alive in Portland Den
A Spokane woman reported dead by Alma Church for three years was found alive and held in a Portland Chinese den. She says she was kept captive since her disappearance and endured illness while surviving by dining at a local restaurant. Detectives plan raids on Portland dens to uncover similar cases.
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Entertainment at Helix Ice Cream Social by Maccabees
The ladies of the Maccabees host an ice cream social at Huson Hall in Helix on Saturday evening June 29. A delightful program features a farce titled Female Masonry. All are invited for an enjoyable evening.
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Ladies of the Maccabees
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Defense Delays in Haywood Murder Trial Progress
Boise June 27 Substantial progress but defense may not rest case before mid July due to lengthy cross-examination by Borah and Haley. McGee and Lottie Day kept for further testimony. Davis of Goldfield testifies about Orchard and mob at Cripple Creek with defense portraying his credibility amid heated, detailed questioning.
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Boat Races Delayed By Rough Water In New London
In New London Connecticut on June 27 rough water forced the postponement of Yale and Harvard entries the Varsity four and freshman eight until after the varsity eight race at 1 90 this afternoon. Gd Millis former livestock agent for the M R N has been promoted to general agent for the Southern Pacific at Coobay with headquarters at Marshfield. Millis is known in Pendleton as a familiar figure in O R N livestock shipments.
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Walla Walla Berries Report Poor Harvest This Year
Walla Walla berry crops are light with only a few strawberries remaining and Hood River harvests depleted. Upland berries persist in small quantities due to lateness and frost, while raspberries fare better though still not meeting expectations. Prices remain firm as domestic demand supports steady crates.
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Conneries
Oregon Cherries for Wine Shipments to California
Arthur Raas of San Francisco representing B. J. Lyons & Rana oversees about 600 barrels of Oregon Royal Anne cherries at the Salem Mutual Canning plant for shipment to California. The cherries will be processed into maraschino, being pitted colored aromatized and sweetened.
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Mutinous Convicts Hanged at Missouri Penitentiary
Jefferson City Mo June 27 three inmates Harry Vaughn George Ryan and Edward Raymond were hanged together for the murder of two guards during the 1905 penitentiary mutiny.
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Wood famine not probable in region
Weston wood dealer P T Harbour says no famine is expected this fall as people stock up. About two carloads per day are shipped from Kamela, with plenty of wood in the mountains though quality varies. Rail and mine logistics hinder coal. circulars warn no guaranteed shipment times.
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Harbour
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Pendleton Weather and Local Business Changes
The city recorded 97 to 104 degree readings near Main Street with awnings raising temperatures. A brief shower occurred around 3 30 PM, but rain news spread slowly. Nearby, the Imperial restaurant space is being refitted for a barber shop run by Dec Morgan of the Golden Rule shop, relocation to Ikoon once ready.
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Postportica Postpones Schmitze Sentencing by Week
In San Francisco on June 27 the sentencing of Schmitze was postponed a week due to protests from his attorney.
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San Francisco
Schmitze
Attorheya
Oregon seeks lower denatured alcohol freight rates
The Oregon railroad commission files with the Interstate Commerce Commission a case against the Northwestern and Burlington railways and others. It asserts denatured alcohol from Chicago to North Pacific terminal points is charged the same as other alcohol, driving up Oregon prices by freight costs of 12 to 18 cents per gallon. The commission asks the ICC to fix a just and reasonable rate to curb this alleged discrimination.
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Warrant Issued for Assault and Battery at skating rink
A warrant charging A J Overturf with assault and battery on young Will Peebler was issued in police court after Peebler was knocked from a rink window last night at Wells Benton County. The 60th annual meeting of the Central Association of the Baptist church was held there last week, with the 50th anniversary celebrated for the Baptist church establishment.
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Young Peebler
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Wells
Benton County
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the Baptist Church
City Council approves weed law and macadam street plan
The council canvassed last night’s special election results and passed weed eradication measures, a concrete sidewalk ordinance, and a curb on heavy road use. They authorized macadam on Raley Street and approved selling Olney cemetery land to Catholics for cemetery purposes. Funds were moved to reimburse levee spending from the Johnson property purchase.
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Cottonwood Streets
Water suit postponed in Milton as judge delays
The Peacock Milling company versus Milton city and others in Umatilla circuit court was continued until July due to Judge Thomas Halley's absence from Portland. About 300 defendants, many along the Walla Walla river, are named. Also reported, Calbert Wiseman sustained leg and arm injuries after falling 22 feet from a hay derrick yesterday.
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Peacock Milling Company
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Umatilla
Thomas Halley
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