Roosevelt Heads City With Military Escort and Big Program
President Roosevelt arrived Chicago Northwestern station at noon amid flags and cheers. Police and cavalry escorted him through a crowded route to the auditorium, with governors and club presidents among the procession. A packed schedule included luncheons and receptions by the Merchants, Hamilton, Harvard, Iroquois clubs, and a banquet, then a midnight departure for Washington. In Illinois earlier, May 10, Milneis hosts greeted him. he spoke on education as a path to good citizenship.
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Chicago
Northwestern Station
O'Neil
Deneen
Dunne
Wacker
Merchants’ Club
Kintle
Kush Street Bridge
Kinale
Rielsteeel Leldge
Steiner
Merchant? Club
Roosevelt
Tllnais
Dixon
Edwards
Milneis
Chicago grain quotations and market openings
May wheat opened at 1 2 percent and closed at 1 2 percent. Corn opened at 48 percent and closed at 45 percent. Oats closed at 40 percent. In San Francisco evidence before the grand jury afternoon session concerns the Collina alleged bigamy case and indictments are expected.
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Clark Grain Commission Company
East Court Street
Chicago
San Francisco
Grand Jury
Collina
Washington Clerk H. Hille Found Dead in Carrazabo Hotel
Chief Clerk Wallace Hille of the treasury department was found dead in his bed today at a Carrazabo hotel in New Mexico. He was traveling to Fort Stanton on department business and was known to have a long held premonition of death.
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Washington
Wallace H. Hille
Treasury Department
Carrazabo
N. M
Fort Stanton
Hille
Roosevelt In Chicago With Three Host Organizations
President Roosevelt faced a strenuous schedule in Chicago as three groups hosted him. He was met by Merchants' club delegates at the Northwestern aviation station, attended a luncheon for 150 business leaders at the Auditorium Annex, then went to the Hamilton club for a 2:30 to 4:00 reception for about 2000 guests. He will dine with the Iroquois club this evening before departing for Washington at midnight.
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Chicago
Ill
Roosevelt
Merchants’ Club
Northwestern Aviation
Auditorium
Hamilton Club
Iroquois Club
West
Washington
Thirty-Eighth Grand Army Camp Parade in Marysville
The 30th annual Grand Army of California and Nevada encampment opens in Marysville with a reception for Commander Charles Rice and delegates. A large parade is planned for tomorrow, reviewed by National Commander Blackmar Governor Pardee and State Commander Rice. Candidates for state commander are Dr Russell Marysville A D Citler San Francisco H R Campbell Stockton.
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Marysville
Cal
Pardee
Grand Army of
California
Nevada
Charles Rice
Blackmar
Rive
Fire Dr. Russell
A. D. Citler
San Francisco
H. R R. Campbell
Stockton
Judge Hollinger Near death after illness
Portland May 10 Judge Charles B Hollinger of the United States district court is on the brink of death. Doctors fear he may die within 45 hours as a fever and a baffling septic condition complicate his illness after several days of weakness.
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Portland
Charles B. Hollinger
United States District Court
Bellinger
Murder near Madras shocks Prineville region
May 10 report from Madras describes Robert Hott killing James Siakony near Madras while Siakony, a peace officer, was guiding Holt home after a drink dispute. Holt fled toward the agency after striking Siakony, with Stukeny soon found slain on the road. Stukeny owned a ranch of about 90 acres. his wife and son were in Madras the morning of the incident.
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Prineville
Muadras
Robert Hott
James Siakony
Indivine
Siakony
Holt
Madras
Stukony
Stikeny
Baseball Record Summary for May 10
Oakland defeated Los Angeles 7 to 9 in Oakland. Seattle was blanked by San Francisco 0 to 4. Tacoma and Portland tied 2 to 2 in their May 10 games.
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Oakland
Los Angeles
Seattle
San Francisco
Tacoma
Portland
Equitable Life Probe Resumes As Hyde Is Questioned
New York May 10 The state insurance investigation into Equitable Life Assurance Society resumed with Vice President James H Hyde subjected to questioning. He is expected to explain the Cambon dinner and related syndicate profits from Equitable investments. Justice MacLean denied Herbert G Tulls injunction to halt plans to mutualize the society.
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New York
Hendricks
Equitable
James H. Hyde
Society
Hyde
Equitable Fund
Thwich
MacLean
Supreme Court
Herbert G. Tull
Philadelphia
Superintendent of Insurance
Russian Navy Movements and Anti Jewish Riots Reported
Reports from Paris and Berlin describe the departure of a Russian squadron and the junction with Nebogotov Ro ja jestvensky, with crews to be enlisted in Libau. Simultaneously riots in Berlin and Poland target Jews, causing deaths and injuries. Hamburg notes Russian agents coordinating with German officers to recruit crews for Pacific navigation on the fifth division destined for the Far East.
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Vladivostok
Paris
de Jonquires
van Fong Bay
Nebogutoff
Roajest- Vensky
Berlin
Dussiata
Hussli
Sedilce
Poland
Wil
Hamburg
Commercial Marine
Russlan Second Pacific
Far East
Libau
Chicago Labor Tensions Ease Amid President Visit
Chicago May 10. Wet cold day limits disturbances as labor leaders abandon mediation hopes with President Roompvelt. No new strikes were declared. A raid on a colored boarding house prompted police action with several shot and injured. fifty officers cleared the mob and restored peace.
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Chicago
Roompvelt
Cold
Shea
Iowa
Wilson Sentenced to Two Years for Forged Check
Bert Wilson will serve two years in the estate penitentiary for passing a $25 forged check at the Marvhatte Cafe. He was arraigned before Judge W BR Ellis, pled guilty, and received the sentence in a little over 48 hours. Wilson admitted passing the check with knowledge of forgery but claimed he did not write it. The writing and endorsement differ, and authorities seek another man mentioned in the case.
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Bert Wilson
Wilson
W. BR. Ellis
George Froome
Milhtaings
Dome Bucking
Brown Buys Into Hotel Pendleton
Pendleton’s Hotel Pendleton changes hands as W A Brown of Portland purchases Fred Waite’s share and takes over management. The venture, renamed Bollows & Brown, retains current staff F H Gardner and Jon Kimmeray and plans two new stories and an electric elevator, aiming to become the state’s finest outside Portland.
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F. H. Gardner
Jon Kimmeray
Portland
Rioting at 603 State Street Boarding House
Shortly after noon an attack by alleged Tikers and Wo fheun-union members on a boarding house for colored men at 603 State Street led to multiple injuries. Joseph Stewart was shot in the leg and slashed with a razor, John Hothow and F M Hubbard were injured, and Charles Frasier was shot in the thigh. Police dispersed the crowd with fifty officers.
Four Umatilla Policemen Employed by Government
Four Umatilla Indian policemen are now employed by the government on the Umatilla reservation. The names given are Albert Barnhart, Luke, Chache and Wat-to-how-lye. They receive uniforms, with private pay at $10 per month and the captain at $16 monthly.
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Umatilla
Umatilla Reservation
Albert Barnhart
Luke
Chache
Wat-to
Resignation of street commissioner leaves gap in city
No Street Commissioner. The resignation of Street Commissioner J. T. Brown, tendered at the last city council meeting, went into effect today. Consequently there is now no street commissioner. A successor to Mr. Brown will likely be chosen at tonight's meeting.
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J. T. Brown
Brown
Glagd Banquet Tonight at St George for Pendleton High
The junior class hosts a banquet at St George restaurant in Pendleton with 12 juniors and 10 seniors plus teachers. Elmer Storie serves as toastmaster, Glen Scott delivers the junior address, Miss Josephine Cameron responds. Toasts will be answered by Prof. E B Conklin and teachers Eyre Hall and Ivanhoe.
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St. George
Glen Scote
Josephine Cameron
Elmer Storie
Glen Scott
Weniors
Scott
E. B. Conklin
George W. Eyre
Mies Clara Hall
Mra F. Ivanhoe
Lolses
Pendleton High School
Mrs John Hay Arrives in Paris After Improvement
Nay to Improving Parie May 10 Mrs John Hay wife of the secretary of state arrived this morning Hay is much improved and is expected in Paris within a few days Backs up early dispatches from the capital indicating her recovery and travel plans with secretary of state John Hay awaiting her return to Paris
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Parie
John Hay
Secretary of State
Hay
Paris
Free Lunch for Visiting Conductors at Inside Inn Port land
Portland May 40 conductors and their wives received a complimentary lunch for 1500 at the Inside Inn on the Lewis and Clark fairgrounds. Visitors toured grounds and buildings, with many features shown in motion. The convention was set two years ago for this visit, but opening was moved to June 1, prompting extra courtesy from fair officials. An estimated 5000 attended the reception at the Marquam during a three hour period last night.
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Osie Inn
Portland
Porthand
Fair Management
Tten
Marquam
Todhunter Divorce Suit Begun on Desertion Grounds
Maggie A Todhunter files suit for divorce against Frank Todhunter on desertion and non support grounds. A United States supreme court decision will close more than 1600 bucket shops, mainly in the wear, boosting Chicago Board of Trade revenues by about 40000 dollars annually.
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Maggie A.todhunter
Frank Todhunter
United States Supreme Court
Chicago Board of Trade
Malheur Owyhee reclamation plan sets 40 per acre cost
The Malheur project board estimates 40 dollars per acre to reclaim and drain lands plus 10 years maintenance under the act. The figure, higher than a prior 30 dollar estimate, reflects maintenance and will likely be accepted if settlers secure convenient terms. Ten annual payments are planned, with possible graduated start and later deferral until land is used.
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Board of Consulting Engineers
Mulheur
John T. Whistler
Malheur County
Oregonian
Whistler
Malheur
Owyhee
Secretary of the Interior
Military Road Company
Amseiting
Umatilla
Armenian rebels clash with Turkish troops near Mush
Constantinople reports Bitlis area violence with multiple deaths after a clash between revolutionists and Turkish troops. Armenians are said to be preparing incursions into Ottoman territory and have crossed the Persian frontier.
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Constantinople
Bitlis
Aremnig
Mush Itin
Pershin
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