Indictments Loom In San Francisco Home Telephone Probe
San Francisco March 30 The Briand Jury reconvenes amid expectations of new indictments against Home Telephone officials and three banks tied to alleged deposits and withdrawals following examined franchises. Stockholders from Los Angeles Edwitt Earl and Dr. Johnson Haines will be questioned about a post fire shipment and related matters as the probe expands to labor graft and municipal bribery angles.
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Briand
Home TelePhone
Ruefie
Tratley
Edwitt Earl
Johnson Haines
Los Angeles
Honey
Home Company
Was McGibbon murdered in Walla Walla story
The Walla Walla tale reports William McGibbon, over 40 and an Odd Fellow, found dead near Wallahe in a stable yard. Neighbors suspect murder, noting a possible kick while the body was dumped under a manger. An Odd Fellows note urged a thorough inquiry after his death.
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McGibbbon
Willoin
Jnat
Gambler Scott Arrested on Walla Walla Fugitive Warrants
Sheriff Taylor in Portland picked up Walter Scott a refugee gambler from Walla Walla on a street tip. Scott acknowledged his identity and faces arrest on a Wall Walla indictment for humbling and a fugitive warrant for gambling a felony in Washington.
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Walle Walla
Portland
Walter [R
Salem
T. D. Taylor
Walla Walla
Fagan Scott
Beott
Atorney
Otto B. Rupp
Portland Journal
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Scot
Walli Walla
Pendleton
Haviland
Walla Wall, l
Scott Dee
Rupp
State of
Washington
Milton Teachers Institute List and Program
The official program for the Milton local teachers Institute on April has been prepared by County Superintendent Welles. It opens at 10 p m with singing and school government discussion led by ILE Young. Key speakers include State Superintendent Ackerman, with topics on development and guidance. A general discussion follows, then vocal solos, readings, and addresses by Ackerman and others. Attendees include many named teachers and local residents listed in the roster.
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Atterncoe
Ackerman
Milton
Welles
Ile. Young
D. V. Gores
Akerman
Dr GW Biggers Dead Pioneer Oregon Physician
Dr G W Biggers of La Grande a pioneer physician in Oregon died at his son's home in La Grande after several weeks illness. He was 71 and came to Oregon in 1848 as a youth. He practiced 28 years in Union county and 35 years in eastern Oregon, at Baker City La Grande and Union. Remains to be taken to Albany for interment.
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G. W. Biggers
la Grands
Oregon
George I. Biggers
la Grande
Cameo Oregon
Union County
Baker City
la Graundé
Union
Albany
Crowded Westbound Trains Carry Northwest Colonists
Westbound trains are loaded with colonists bound for Portland or Seattle. Each train carries extra coaches with passengers from Missouri river points. Most colonists plan to locate in the northwest, while few tickets go to points east of Portland or the sound.
Settlement Nearing in Rail Labor Dispute Amid Rate Talks
Reports from New York Chicago and St Louis describe ongoing settlement efforts over wage hikes and work rules for railroad workers. Commissioners met leadership of the trainmen and railroads, while telegraph rate increases and broad carrier pay scales are under consideration. The strike wave expands as breweries and freight handlers walk out, signaling possible wider disruption across the industry.
Wilt Toe Or 12 Roads Strike Threatens West Industry
Irregular phrasing points to a strike threat by railroad workers in the West. If action proceeds, traffic could halt across multiple routes west of Chicago, crippling freight and passenger movement. Employers warn of severe disruption while unions defend labor rights and demand bargaining wins.
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Renek
Chirga
Henry and Mulkey Return From Washington Flight
Henny head of reclamation service and U S Senator Mulkey rode westbound through here on their return from Washington D C after a ten day conference with the chief engineer on reclamation projects in Oregon Washington and California. Henny planned to explain the work to the East Minate later today while Mulkey awaits the next move.
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Mulkey
Henry
Nit
Interior Department
Merny
Socialist meeting address by J D Stevens in Union Hall
J D Stevens, organizer of the sociallet group from Freewater, will speak tonight at the regular meeting of the Socialist Club located in Union Hall Despaiy building.
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Freewater
Socialist Club
Union Hall
Despaiy
Tonteht
Teel Would Replace Wood In Bridges In Adair County
The Adair County Court studies replacing wooden bridges with steel for abutments after floods. Eberhart of Exterday & Co. inspected local bridges for steel repair estimates. Concrete and steel favored over lumber for abutments, with approach work planned near the hospital next week requiring a short road closure.
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Here
Yestersday
A. FB. Eberhart of Walla Wallin
Eberhart
Exterday & Co
Athens
Horace
Atele
Entertain Templars Easter Program In Baker City
Baker City commandery gears up for an Easter program by Knights Templar of eastern Oregon. Pendleton La Grande and Welser knights join Baker City for services at 2 40 p m at the Methodist church with speeches music and ritualistic work. Past Commander J E Williamson of Boise will speak.
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Ruler City
Knight's Templar
Oregon
Knights Templar
Pendleton
la Grande
Welser
Knights
J. E. Williamaon
Boise Commandery
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Rolee
Lernlee Porter
Divine Redeemer
FE. Ardiance Roy
BR. A. Kuner
Pendleton Knights to Baker City Easter Services
Some score or more Pendleton Knights Templar depart eastward this evening on a special Pullman to Baker City to attend Easter services the next day. They will be met at Baker City by a Baker City delegation tomorrow morning and escorted about the city before the Easter service in the Baker church. Returning train No. 8 will take them back tomorrow night.
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Pendleton Knights Templar
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A. A. Cole
Wyfe Thompson
W. Alieh
Taster
W. DO
Chamberlain
Athena
Roumanian Rupture Suppresses Rebel Uprising
March reports from Roumanye describe a violent clash as poorly armed rebels are shot down by troops. The crackdown hurts morale while sparking renewed outbreaks and bloodshed. A commander ordered volley fire as rioters fell, with casualties mounting. Refugees and couriers spread news of the turmoil.
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Bachorvet
Rouanky
Elog
Pendleton Girls Glee Club Concert Delights Milton
The Girls Glee Club of Pendleton academy entertained a large Milton audience at the new oper house with an excellent program. Mrs. W H Bleakney readings were especially well received, recalled by the audience several times. The club will return to Pendleton this evening.
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Milton
Bitter fight on in Chicago in libel suits
Hearst sues Tribune for 2,500,000 and Busse sues Hearst as bitter pre election rhetoric heats up Chicago campaign. Traction ownership dominates the issue with municipal ownership pledges and predictions place Dunne ahead by 35,000 and Busse ahead by 40,000.
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Sumi
Chicago
Olevel
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Busse
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Tribune
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Republican Committee
Buese
Rumor on Roosevelt Health Denied by White House
Washington reports circulate that the president is ill with a rumored 111 condition but the White House denies the claim. He suffered indigestion yesterday and received visitors today, but has not ridden or played any games for several days.
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Washington
White House
Strike would be costly amid possible railroad tie up
A noted sheepman warned against a complete tie up of traffic saying it would be disastrous for the country with spring stock and wool shipments ready for markets. He noted lumber and wheat are already tied up from last winter’s congestion and urged that a railroad strike be avoided.
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Storkmen
Taft Party Arrives in Colon Aboard Mayflower
The Taft party arrived this morning in Colon aboard the Mayflower and were greeted by Chief Engineer Stevens Dr Gorgis and the Panama railway director. They boarded a train for Purtama. The voyage was uneventful and all party members are in good health.
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Coton
Colon
Stevens
Gorgis
Panama Railway
Purtama
Gillian Gillian Discusses Settlement and Paternity Doubts
In San Francisco on March g0 HB Gillian said he does not know if actor Corey will marry his daughter. He admits he has not seen his daughter in ten years and questions whether Parisian woman may be his child.
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Gillian
Setlement
Corey
Paris
Man Held After Claiming President Summoned Him
Charles A. Riley arrived in Washington by freight and told officers he was summoned by wireless to testify in a murder trial. Police detained him for examination as Roosevelt and Whehington watches were noted for March 20.
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Cronk
Roosevelt
Whehington
Charles A. Riley
Washington
Commission In Secret Session Resumes Thaw Exam
The Thaw lunacy commission resumed the examination in secret session in New York at 10:30 this morning with Thaw present before them.
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New York
Chicago Wheat Market Opening Signals Mixed Prices
Chicago Wheat opened at 75 44, corn at 46 7 8, oats at 42 7 8 in Chicago March session. Trading showed slight upticks and pullbacks as grains posted initial quotes amid scattered demand and futures activity.
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Chicago
Casualty toll from Thursday wreck rises in Colton
Report from Colton on March 20 indicates uncertain fatality totals from Thursday's wreck. The list of Italian emigrants shows 22 known casualties, with 10 more still missing and deaths of injured possible as investigations continue.
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Colton
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