Five Supreme Court cases disposed of. Elder admitted to practice
In the today session the Supreme Court disposed of five cases, four argued and submitted, one admitted on briefs. Cases include N C Longfellow versus Huffman & Son from Wallowa, Sumpter Valley R R Co. versus W R Hawley from Baker, A J Taylor v H J Brown and J B Snow from Baker, Booth v J W Scribber from Union, D E Filman v Emmett Cochran from Morrow. Albert E Elder was admitted to practice by certificate from Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Elder
Supreme Court
N.C. Longfellow
Huffman & Son
Wallowa
D. W. Shehan
John &. Hodgen
Sumpter Valley R. R. Co
W. R. Hawley
D. E, Filtman
Emmett Cochran
Morrow County
Co. B. Airfield
G. W.W. Phelps
Albert E. Elder
Towa
French Steamer Portoulo Reported Wrecked Near Uruguayan Coast
Buenos Ayres reports the French transport steamer Portoulo wrecked en route to the city off the Uruguay coast. One hundred passengers and crew are believed dead. The Portou sailed from Mare wellies April 6.
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Buenos Ayres
Portoulo
Uruguay
Portou
Mare Wellies
Leupp to Visit Umatilla Reservation This Spring
Indian Commissioner Leupp plans a personal inspection of the Umatilla and Pendleton areas this spring. Inspector Davis’s report on Superintendent Edwards’ conduct remains unreleased as Leupp travels the region to investigate charges and conditions before any official action. The western tour also includes Pendleton and other reservations as part of a broader look into Indian affairs.
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Davis
Edwants
Umatila
Commieuter Leupp
Indian Department
Franck B. Leupp
Gumatilli
Umatilla
Permson
Depathh
Washington
Leupp
Pendleton
OG. Co. Edwarda
Edwards
Inga
Deputy Constable Shot in Redding Shooting
In Redding on May 8 Deputy Constable Jack Howitt was shot and killed while attempting to arrest George McMahon who allegedly threatened a barkeeper after a quarrel at a dance house. McMahon was arrested.
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Redding
Jack Howitt
George McMahon
McMahon
Seventh Regiment Under Arms at Los Angeles Ready to Start
Riot conditions flare as union strife spreads from telephones to streetcars. California militia placed on alert in San Francisco after clashes with rioters. Governor Gillett remains hopeful for a peaceful settlement while authorities plan to resume service from Oak and Broderick barns.
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Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Armes
Gillett
San Francisco
Turk Street
Watcr
Schmitz
Labor Council
Selection of jury begins in murder trial
May 8 Boise report says Judge Fremont Wood denied Haywood motion for a bill of partic ulare. Pleas were elaborate and the court ruled the request should have been made earlier. Defense exception recorded. Jury selection to begin Thursday as public interest remains high.
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Bolee
Fremont Wood
Haywood
Steunenberg
Equet
Boise
Ferocious gunfire erupts as guards clash with strikers
Eight men are wounded in a fusilade of Pinto shots during a confrontation between strikers and guards. A detective sergeant and a patrolman are among the injured. Reinforcements from the central station arrest a dozen or more guards while the rear-mont car is moved back to the barn. Fire resumes when strikers are attacked from the barns. several more are struck. A non-union man derails a corner switch at Turk and Filowre, sending a car onto the sidewalk and maiming two unidentified men.
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San Francisco
United Railways
Turk and
Fil- Mere
Mooney
Filmore Street
Turk Street
Turk
Buchanan
Eoads
Central Station
Filtwore
Eidewalk
Six Inches Snow Hits Michigan and Manitoba Farms
Snow blankets the northern Michigan peninsula as Sault Ste Marie reports six inches of snowfall. Ice on the river slows canal traffic while Manitoba and Winnipeg report one inch with persistent cold and drifting snow delaying seeding and forcing farmers to plow in snowstorms across multiple areas.
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Manitoba
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Winnipeg
Man
Schoolgirl Ruth De Honey Endes Life After Taunts
Valparaiso Ind May 8 Ruth De Honey fifteen year old girl at Valparaiso High School reportedly taunted by classmates who accused her of stealing a small bank and she died this morning by poisoning with wood alcohol after the crisis.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Ruth DeHoney
Fruit Crop Recovery Boosts Freewater Militi on
Fruit prospects in the Freewater Milon region show less frost loss than feared. Tree fruits and strawberries promise strong yields, with early picking around May 20. Growers prepare boxes, thinning will be needed for peaches and cherries, and help may be readily available through local inducements.
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rTrolley
Freewater
Milton
Walla Walla
U. S. Shields Fruit Company
Presley
Traction Company
Northern Pacific
Bonaparte Pardons William January Amid Office Turmoil
Washington reports Attorney General Bonaparte moved swiftly at the White House on May 4 to back William January’s release from Leavenworth, with January to be pardoned effective July 19. Bonaparte, noting 20 days in office since March 4, defends the department amid press headlines and asserts the department’s broader responsibilities.
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Washington
Bonaparte
William January
Leavenworth
Benenarte
Department
Baltimore
Department of Justice
White House
Shriners Elect Officers and Pick St Paul for Next Meet
The Shriners elected officers led by imperial potentate Frank Rounds of Chicago and imperial deputy potentate Edwin Alderman of Marion Indiana. Imperial chief rabban George Street of Richmond Virginia and other officers were named. St Paul was chosen as the next meeting place.
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St. Paul
Los Angeles
Shriners
Imperial
Frank Rounds
Chicago
Edwin Alderman
Marion
Rabban
George Street
Richmond
Wred Hones
J. F. Trent
Fargo
Imperial Oriental Guide
W. B. Brown
Pittburg
B. R. Rowell
Boston
Imperial Recorder
W. Qt
Cunningham
Wheeling
West End School Holds Flag Raising Ceremony
At West End school today a flag raising ceremony entertained students. The flag supplied by the school board was raised over the building for the first time as children sang a saluting song, making a pleasant event for attendees.
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West End
Coyotes Captured Near City Housed at Local Market
Co B Lyman keeper of Courtstreat meat market holds a pair of two month old coyotes in a cage. He plans to sell them to Norris Rowe circus people the next day after their capture near the city.
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Co. B. Lyman
Courtstreat
Norris & Rowe Circus
Clay Pierce Arrested In Texas Warrant Case
H Clay Pierce, president of the Waters Pierce company, was arrested today on a Texas warrant. He faced perjury and other charges, taken to the Four Courts with an officer, then brought before United States District Judge Adams on a habeas corpus directed to the chief of police.
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St. Lowie
H Clay Pierce
Waters[ Pierce Ol] Company
Texas
United States District
Adams
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Marion F. Davis
Union
J. L. Harper
the Dulles
A. J. Gibson
Sturry
Oregon
Fogles’ Hall
L. D. Idleman
Pendleton Camp
Dr. Idleman
M. EB. Miller
Antelope
Credentiie
W. G. Cond
Robert Rittner
Charles Cole
F. P. McDevitt
J. M
Committee On Credentals
Otto FF. Kainer
B. Gaffney
George A. Clough
W. A. Oliver
R. G. Conner
George R. Baker
O. B. Glot
W. W. Smead
J. L. Yeager
F. A. Glennden
M. F. Davis
EB B. Cline
L. A. Wright
George Carmichael
L. R. van Winkle
G. W. Bradley
George W. Grow
H. A. Worthington
W. J. Wright
P. B. Poindexter
W. G. Cord
F. M. Ray
J. W. Donahoe
W. F. Jack
W. L. Foney
R. V. Foney
G. W. McLelland
W. W. Walker
M. BE. Miller
J. A. Silvertooth
L. G. Bolton
Charles A. Ault
D. Peterson
R. L. Shoemaker
L. B. Tut
Tle
N. Watts
Robert Bettner
D. D. Stephenson
Blage
George
Sizemore
C. McGonnigle
J. FE. Beam
A. J. Lange
H. M. Sionn
J. A. Gibson
V. Blioble
L. D. Tolleman
L. D. Drake
A. J. Owen
N. L. Ackles
J. H. Keeney
BE. H. Brown
M. Speelman
J. HH. Rhinn
C. BE. Harrison
BH. Moorfitt
McBiligot
H. Clay
James Dalton
H. H. McReynolds
J. M. Gilbert
Sacramento
N. G
Adjutant General
National Guard
Southern Pacifics
Oak
Broderick Barns
Calhoun
Chapman
Dinan
Sintemen
Epee Telephone Company
Michigan
William
West End School
Fl.ag
Clay Pierce
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