H M Cake Declares Clear Platform for Oregon Senate
H M Cake announces a Republican primary platform outlining party loyalty and primary law, support for Roosevelt era policies, tariff protection with flexible adjustments, federal reclamation of arid lands, river and harbor improvements, and direct election of U S senators. He urges robust federal action on irrigation, transportation, forestry, and banking reform.
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H. M. Cake
United States Senate
Oregon
United States
East Oregonian
Mr. Cake
Ttes
Republican Party
T Am
Roosevelt
Congress
Indorses
T Indorge
Steamer Coamo Ashore Off Fire Island
The steamer Coamo of the New York Porto Rico line ran aground off Fire Island in fog. One hundred one passengers and a crew of sixty were aboard. Officials say there is no immediate danger unless a storm develops.
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New York
Porto Rico
Fire Island
Policeman Shoots Host in Birthday Dinner quarrel
In Portland Nathan Sultor a policeman shot Herman Schaffer at his home during a birthday dinner honoring Schaffer’s wife. Neighbors called police over loud German and Russian guests. Sultor says self defense after Schaffer struck him. hosts dispute provocation. An inquest is planned.
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Hermann Schaffer
Schaffer
Portland
Mar
Nathan H. Sultor
Herman Schaffer
Sultor
Chicago Police Chief Foils Black Hand Assassin
In Chicago an attack on Police Chief Shippy at his home left the chief wounded, his driver fatally shot, and his son Harry aged 19 seriously wounded. An Italian assailant was killed by the chief after forcing entry and delivering a letter before firing. Harry leaped forward to shield his father and was hit three times. Mrs. Shippy witnessed part of the tragedy. The chief later killed the attacker and took the others to hospital.
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Kallan Black
Chicago
Mar
Chiief
Shippy
James Foley
Black Hand
Harry Shippy
Foley
Suppy
Augustana Hospital
Trouble Between Germany and Russia Threatened
Berlin March 2. Trouble between Germany and Russia looms over the torture of Edward Levin a correspondent held prisoner at Minsk. His release indemnity and punishment of persecutors may be demanded by Germany.
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Berlin
Mar
Germany
Russia
Edward Levin
Minsk
Harriman Forces Seize Illinois Central Control Today
Chicago March 2 Harriman gains total victory in the Illinois Central battle after Judge Ball allows proxies. Harriman directors will be seated at the adjourned stockholders meeting with J T Harahan to continue as president. Fish and associates lose influence as Union Pacific blocks voting for a sizable stock portion.
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Chicago
Mar
Farlin Q. Ball
E H. Harriman
Stuyvesant Fish
Illnois Central Railroad
Harriman
Fish
J. T. Harahan
Illinois Central
Union Pacific Party
Gooley Farm Sold for 542000 in Cold Springs District
A. ff. Cooley, renowned bonanza farmer of Umatilla county, sold his 1120‑acre wheat farm twelve miles north of the city in the Cold Springs district for 42000. Arthur Scott of Athena purchased the tract through Coutts Bittner and Hays. Cooley will continue farming mainly on the Umatilla reservation, while Scott plans to farm Cooley’s land along with his existing wheat holdings.
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A. Ff. Cooley
Umallin County
Cold Springs
Arthur Scott
Athena
Coutts, Bittner and Hays
Umatilla
Cooley
Eight Pendleton Autoists Admit City Speed Violations
Eight fast driving car operators, summoned by Chief Gurdane, appeared before Judge FitzGerald and pleaded guilty to generally violating the city ordinance that limits speed to eight miles per hour. Because it was their first offense and they had good reputations, they were not fined. The group included W. P. Temple, Walter McCormmach, Dr W. G. Cole, W. H. McCormmach, Samuel Thompson, Louis Hagen, Dr. L. K. Binkesles, and Elmer Snyder. The judge warned that a death could result in man slaughter charges if reckless driving continues. The maximum penalty is a fine of 20 or 10 days in jail.
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Judge FitzGerald
Auto Brigade
W. P. Temple
Walter McCormmach
W. G. Cole
W. H. McCormmach
Samuel Thompson
Pendleton
Fite Gerald A
Will Continue Present Policies if Re elected County Assessor
Assessor C. P. Strain filed his nominating petition for re election. His platform pledges to continue present policy with fairness watchfulness and economy in official duties. Ballot motto is Vigilance economy and equality.
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C. P. Strain
Thousands attend funeral of Father Heinrichs in Paterson
Three thousand could not enter St Bonaventura church in Paterson while Father Leo Heinrichs was laid to rest after being slain at the Denver altar by an anarchist. Mass was by Father Blaks with eulogy by Father McNulty. Bishop O Conner of Newark attended as police watched for possible demonstrations. Heinrichs had served as a pastor here for three years and thousands followed the hearse despite the rain.
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Paterson
N. J
St. Bonaventura
Leo Heinrichs
Denver
Father Blaks
Father McNulty
O'Conner
Newark
Heinrich
Police act on anarchist suspects after notice to depart
Assistant Chief Schuettler could not identify the assassin as police moved to arrest anarchist black hand suspects following a leave notice. The suspect bore initials D A on underclothes and found lozenges with Meadville Pa name in his pocket. Shippy received two warning letters Sunday. Foley may recover.
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Schuettler
D.A
Meadville, Pa
Shippy
Foley
End of Seattle Municipal Campaign Sparks Innuendo
Seattle on March 2 witnesses a fierce municipal race nearing its close. Duelling factions trade innuendo and accusations of underhanded tactics as John F. Miller faces claims of favoritism toward open town while Mayor Moore backs reform policies. The outcome remains uncertain.
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Camldate
Moore
Seattle
Mar
John F. Miller
Mutually Apologize After Terrorist Misidentification
In St Petersburg on March 2, Rusela and Haly settled a dispute after it was revealed the alleged Italian terrorist was in fact a Polish Jewish individual. Both nations issued mutual apologies.
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St. Petersburg
Rusela
Haly
Hitchcock Hearing Again Postponed
New York March 2 The trial of Raymond Hitchcock the comedian indicted for abusing young girls was postponed to March 10 by Justice Blanchard.
Inventor of Chilled Plows James Oliver Dies
James Oliver, inventor of chilled plows and founder of the world’s largest plow factory, died this morning in South Bend Indiana reported March 2. Oliver’s innovations transformed pioneer farming and his company became a major agricultural equipment maker.
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South Bend
Ind
James Oliver
Sparks Baby Dies at Seven Days Old Near Pendleton
The seven days old infant of Mr and Mrs Orlando Sparks died yesterday at their home six miles southwest of Pendleton. The funeral is set for tomorrow at the family home with Rev Easter officiating and interment in Olney Cemetery.
Impeachment Attack on Judge Wilfley Denounced
United States Judge L. R. Wilfley of the Shanghai circuit court is cleared by a house judiciary committee report and Roosevelt, who sent a letter to Root, concurs in his innocence. The attack is described as an impeachment of decency for handling undesirables with boldness. Castro faces government pressure over Venezuelan investments and American corporate claims.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
L. R. Wilfley
United States Circuit Court
Shanghai
China
Root
Roosevelt
House
Judge Whiley
Castro
Venezuela
Senate
New York-Bermudes Asphalt Co
Time Extension Denied for Dispatcher Hours Law
Interstate Commerce Commission unanimously denied petitions for more time to meet the nine hour daily limit on dispatchers and telegraphers. The law takes effect Wednesday.
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Deal
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prospects For Lability Bill Hit In House Judiciary
Washington reports that prospects for favorable action by the house judiciary committee on the new employers liability bill are very slim, according to Democratic members of the committee.
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Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Commander Sims Criticizes Navy Construction Methods
Washington March 2. Admiral William S Sims testified before the senate investigation committee criticizing navy construction methods. He condemned Santiago marksmanship as disgraceful, saying they missed as often as they possibly could and asserting his statements were facts not impressions of ship officers.
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Washington
William §. Sims
Senate Investigation Committee
Sims
Santiago
Admiral Caps
Murdered by Wife in Clinton Home
Fred Dolph aged 24 was slain in his sleep in Clinton. His 17 year old widow has been arrested and charged with the murder. Authorities say they have damaging evidence. The couple married a year ago and quarreled often. Jealousy is suspected as the motive.
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Clinton, Town
Fred Dolph
Wanamaker's Son Dies in Paris Hotel Liverpool
Thomas B. Wanamaker, son of Philadelphia department store magnate John Wanamaker, died in Paris at the Hotel Liverpool today from rheumatic gout. He held large interests in Philadelphia.
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Wanammker
Paris
Thomas B. Wana Maker
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Judge denies injunction on Illinois Central stock case
Chicago March 2 Judee Ball denied Henry Lehman attorney for the Fish Interests an injunction restraining the Union Pacific from voting Illinois Central stock. Stockholders met at noon and postponed action until tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
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Chicago
Judee Ball
Henry Lehman
Union Pacific
Illinois Central
Cutoff West of Pendleton on UGE The ORR N
The ORR N cutoff west of Pendleton on the mountain division is now in use after Saturday’s connection. The new mile long track includes a large steel bridge and shortens the route to Portland. Estimated total cost for the cutoff and bridge is about 100000 pounds.
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ORR. & N
Mountain Division
Pendleton
Portland
Wear
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