State and Federal Power Clash Over Indian Liquor Laws
A court discussion explains that state and county authorities may enforce prohibition on selling liquor to Indians, overriding federal restrictions. It notes no city ordinance exists yet, urging local laws and policing by district attorneys and sheriffs to curb illegal sales to Indian allottees under the 1887 act and later protections.
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Helew Bk
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Indiana
Jal
Hailey & Lowell
Congress
Waving the Bloody Shirt at Memorial Day Event
In Los Angeles May 82 a proposed joint Memorial Day service by Bam Davis Camp Confederate Veterans and Union veterans of a church faced rejection from Barnlett-Logan Post G A R. The GAR denied authorization or prior knowledge of the invitation leading to a potential no blue and grey parade.
Ragtime Hymns Spark Sermon in Winona Lake Meeting
Reverend John Matthews of Bent He criticized modern church music in a fiery May 22 sermon at the Presbyterian gathering in Winona Lake Indiana. He argued ragtime hymns hinder missionary work in the Far West and denounced the current hymnody as improper.
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Winona Lake
Ind
John Matthews
Far West
Four Die In Elevator Accidents Across New York City
On May 22 in New York City four people died in separate elevator incidents. Mrs. Alice Roden of Brooklyn was crushed between car and door at the 12th floor of the Lord's Court building. Carl Phillips, a porter, died in the shaft between the car and the door at the American Hard Wubber building. C Ward, 18, died after being pulled into a shaft while carrying a lead bar at a building on West Seventy-Third Street. Samuel Goldstein of Jersey City, an elevator man at the Trinity Building, was found dead on the elevator floor with a crushed skull.
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New York City
New York
Lord's Court Building
Alice Roden
Brooklyn
Carl Phillips
American Hard Wubber Company
C. Ward
Weat! Beventy-third Street
Samuel Goldstein
Jermey City
Trinity
Chicago Grain Markets See Wheat and Corn Rally
Quotations furnished by Clark Grain Commission Co report May wheat up to 1.03 over prior close and corn rising to 48 responds to market strength. The day was busy on the board with optimism for sustained gains, while a breach of promise suit in New York against financier William Gould Brokaw was adjourned due to absence of a witness Katherine Poulton is plaintiff.
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Clark Grain Commission Company
Fast Court Street
Chicago
Goldfield Bank Fails to Open Amid Vanished Officials
Bank officials Cashier J. M. Boal and President J. B. Young vanish after a failed opening at Goldfield Bank and Trust Co in Goldfield Nevada. A note on the door and a severed securities shortage trigger an angry crowd as the bank posts its doors closed. Local clerk lone to pace the music while directors meet.
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Cashler
Violehco
Goldfield
Nev
Goldfield Bank and Trust Comprns
Cape
Incete
Young
Bowl
Los Angeles
Enery
Poner
Murder in Second Degree Verdict in McBain Case
In Enterpriss on May 22 the jury found James H. McBain guilty of murder in the second degree after a 24 hour trial. Foreman Pole Mays reported initial ballots favored murder in the first degree, and McBain told the sheriff he would rather hang than life imprisonment.
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James McBain
Eneerprise
Enterpriss
Lenne
James H. McBain
Trost Brothers
Pole Mays
Blakely
Local Option Law Sets New Fines in Benton County
Corvallin Times reports the Local Option law adds 100 dollar fines to the county treasury with 200 dollars earned so far. After expenses, net profit may exceed 100 dollars. Recent arrests include Jacob Blumberg and Choe Wilking linked to unlawful traffic in intoxicants.
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Treasury
Benton County
Corvillin Times
Jacob Blumberg
Choe Wilking
Garfield reports on pipelines as common carriers plan
Washington May 22 Commissioner Garfield has begun a report on investigations. He will likely advise Congress that pipelines should be designated common carriers, with open access to all producers at published prices, aligning with Standard lines.
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Washington
Garfield
Thiele
Congress
Portion of the fleet returns a rumor of renewed clash
Saigon reports Admiral De Jonialres’s mission along the Annam coast confirms no belligerent ships entering ports since May 14. A helicopter or cruiser and a transport were seen in Hainan strait heading westward while Japanese forces repulse Kuselan attacks near the Liao river area. A Russian hospital ship Kazan is seized at Port Arthur harbor by a Japanese force of about 100 men.
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Saigon
de Jonialres
Annam
Rojestvensky
Meet Hox
Dayot
Chefoo
Port Arthur
Kazan
Negotiations Fail As City Prepares Troops For Strike
Chicago dispatch reports negotiations broken down and authorities readying 3690 armed officers to quell unrest as strike violence resurges. Sheriff Barrett and Mayor Dunne vow to call in troops at once if orders cannot be kept. Joseph Colola attacked on way to work. Frank Voelker wounded in night clash with deputy sheriff. six suspects detained. Contempt hearing in federal injunction case continued.
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Chicago
Peice
Barrett
Dunne
Joseph Colola
Jackson Boulevard
Jeffersary
Wool brings advance over last year sale in Pendleton
Wool auction at the furnish warehouse in Pendleton drew buyers from FE. W. Brigham to Ludwig Elseman with about 500000 pounds sold. Prices ranged 18 to 22 percent per pound, with several lots at 21 to 22 percent. Douglas Betts and C A H Green led major consignments. Green bought half the total. Betts called prices best in eastern Oregon in six years and predicted no more sales days in Pendleton this season.
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FE. Po Marshall
Sampton
George McDonald
C. A. Green
Douglas Betts
Pierre Nutte
LaFayette Worsted Mills
J. M. Hemphill
H. Green
J. BE. Smith Livestock Company
JH. Creen
Jd. E. Smith Livestock Company
Koshland Brow
Woolgrowers’ Association
Oregon
Pendleton
Pendleton High School Graduation Week Programs Outlined
Pendleton schools enter their third commencement week with a free high school entertainment event at the Christian church featuring class day exercises by seniors. Miss Josephine Cameron presides as class president with Effie Smith and other graduates performing mosaic acts and other pieces. Commencement Friday at Fraser theater includes a speech by State Superintendent J. H. Ackerman and diploma presentations by the school board. Alumni reception follows Saturday at Milarky Hall with graduates, teachers and friends invited. Special music and vocal solos accompany the events.
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Pendleton
Tomorrw
The
Christian Church
Josephing Cameron
Effie Smith
Rela Howland
Mary Rust
Maury Williams
Mins Josephing Cameron
Lucile Grey
Mies Elva Turner
Fred Milne
Edgar Smith
Albert Warner
Fraser Theater
J. BH. Ackerman
Milarky Hall
Alumni Association
Fury hearing and strike chaos threaten Chicago builds
Master Jil Chan cery Sherman presided as 100 teamsters from Edward Hines Lumber walked out for refusing to deliver to unfair department stores. Thirty Rittenhouse Lumber teamsters joined the walkout. Striking force grows as 160 more strikebreakers arrive from Indianapolis and Cincinnati with another consignment due. Mayor Dunne spoke with Governor Deneen promising two hours to mobilize troops if needed. Chief O Neill requested 200 more policemen. A mob attacked Harry Thompson after a mistaken belief he was a strikebreaker, and police rescued him and the wounded Mrs Nellie McCarthy on Adama Street.
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Edward Hines Lumber Company
Chicago
Ritten[house Lumber Company
Indianapolle
Cincinnati
Dunne
Deneen
O'Neill
Harry Thompson
Mra
Nellie McCarthy
Adama Street
Thompson
Diphtheria Epidemic Threatens Seattle Telephone Operators
An epidemic of diphtheria endangers about 300 Seattle telephone operators as twelve girls contract the disease. Health authorities order all instruments disinfected to curb transmission.
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Seattle
Boarn
Prominent Lawyer Dr S Berry Shot Dead in Savannah
Savannah on May 22 reports Dr S Berry former state representative and noted attorney shot at his office door. No clues on the slayer or motive as investigators pursue leads.
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Savannah
S. Berry
CAPTAIN DUNN PASSES AT NAMPA AFTER SHOCK OF WIDOWS DEATH
Captain Joseph Dunn a 25 year resident of Umatilla county died in Nampa Idaho after months of ill health and shock from his wife’s sudden death in this city. He came from Camas Prairie Pennsylvania and England before, leaving family to arrange settlement. He left seven children, with two sons in Alaska and one in Seattle, three daughters married to local residents. Funeral plans not set.
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Pennsylvania
England
United States
Joseph Dunn
Umatilla County
Mra
F. H. Sutherland
Nampa
Idaho
Captain Dun
Camus Prairie
Pennyylvania
Camas Prairie
Ano
J. H. Clifford
Carnegie Tron Works
James
Seattle
Joseph
John
Harvey
Alaska
Mr. McReynolds
Pilot Rock
Ayjis
Charles Lieuallen
Caldwell
American Yacht Ahead Averaged Eight Knots in Race
News of the American yacht Auntie sighted 600 miles east of Sandy Hook at night. Reported by wireless three steamers the vessel headed east and making 7 1 2 knots. To reach that point she must have averaged eight knots since the start. In Ballard Wash a sawmill accident killed Stanisto Loorishki when a 24 foot long stick pierced his back killing him instantly.
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New York
Auuntie
Sandy Hook
Ballard, Wash
Stanisto Loorishki
Loorleki
Charboneau kin of Sacajawea found after long search
The East Oregonian reports the discovery of descendants of Toulmant Charboneau and Sacajawea, the Shoshone guide. John T. Charboneau of Coyle Oklahoma, a Civil War veteran, sends a letter detailing family lineage from Toulssant Charboneau born in Montreal, through Rich Woods Missouri, to 17 children. The letter places their branch at Rich Woods and references Louis Charboneau and Sacajawea’s son born at Fort Mandan before the Lewis and Clark expedition.
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John T. Charboneau
Coyle
Oklahoma
Charboneau
Lewis and Clark
Sacajawee
Mandan
Miswuri
East Oregonian
Toulacant Charboneau
Sacajawea
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Ft. Mandan
The
Okla
Rich Woods
Missouri
Washington
Toulesint
Louis
Monly
United States
William
Louis Chaorboneaa
Nin le
Sacajawan
Federated Miners Meet Opens in Salt Lake Convention
The Western Federation of Miners begins a three week convention in Salt Lake City with two hundred delegates from producing states and British Columbia. President Moyer ends star chamber sessions calling them injurious to organized labor. He says education is essential and secret sessions were spied on by corporations. Public invited to attend wheelons.
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Salt Lake
Western Federation of Miners
America
Columbia
Moyer
Star Chamber
Wheelons
Seven Men Killed in Boiler Explosion at Hocking Valley Engine
In Columbus Ohio on May 22 seven men died and many buildings were damaged when a boiler exploded on a Hocking Valley engine being repaired. Identified victims include William Own Fred Schuciley and Joke Davie with foreman Granley among the dead.
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Columbus
Asle
Granley
William Own
Fred Schuciley
Joke Davie
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Chis
Kohlsaar
Ruge
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PS & A
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Samuel Warner
HL Green
Korhland Bros
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Jil Chancery Sherman
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