Four Reputed Millionaires Face Indictments in San Francisco
San Francisco May 27 four reputed millionaires including Eugene Derada John Martin and Frank Drum of the San Francisco Gas and Electric company and Mayor Bohmitz appeared before Judge Coffey and posted bonds on indictments for bribery connected with street railway franchise deals. Ruef faces a flood of charges with 117 indictments and Schmitz 36 while total cash bonds amount to 2 060 040 held by the court.
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San
San Francisco
Art
Coffey
Eugene Derada
John Martin
Frank Drum
San Francisco Gas & Electric Company
Bohmitz
G. H. Umbeon
Parkside Fealty Company
EB. Green
W. I. Firebeck
Realty Company
Ruef
Grant
Coté Fey
Three Marriage Licenses Granted in Uma Hilla County
Three marriage licenses were issued today by the Uma Hilla County clerk. Bernard Steele wed Anna C Clark, Lebron P Royse with Iwao MM Wegner, Albert Prige with Alice Thrasher. A minor named Mini Thrasher, aged 16, lacked a required parental certificate. All parties reside in Uma Hilla County.
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Bernard ©. Steele
Anna C. Clark
Lebron P. Royse
Iwao MM. Wegner
Albert Prige
Alice Thrasher
Mini Thrasher
Uma- Hilla County
Blaze destroys Lovelock business block. several feared dead
Fire swept a Lovelock Nevada business block on May 27, killing John Welse and severely burning Mia Charles Torrey and Shorty Watson. Loss estimated at 26000 dollars. Crowded lodging houses aided by bucket brigades saved the town. several persons believed missing.
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Lovelock
Nev
John Welse
Mia
Charles Torrey
Shorty Watson
Wolsa
Frigade
Oregon Development League convention to be held in Portland
The Oregon Development league plans its convention in Portland on June 24 and 22 with a meeting of presidents and secretaries from 70 commercial and industrial bodies. A one fare round trip from Pendleton and a one and one third fare from other towns are announced, with details at local offices.
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Converestal
Portland
Oregon Reeelopment League
Rlivoatle
Pendleton
Pointe Eet
Foweburg
Oregon Development League
Han
Manvfeld Chamber of Commerce
Chamberlain
Tom Hicha
Killing at Toledo Washington
Chehalls May 27 Sundway at Toledo Thos WH O Connor shot and killed Wm PF Gerkins Details are meagre O Connor was arrested and scraped from custody at Winlock this morning at 11 oclock.
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Chehalls
Sundway
Toledo
Thos
O'Conner
Gerkins
Nat Winlock
Mckinley Died at 1 30 Oclock in Canton Ohio
Mrs William McKinley died this morning in Canton Ohio at 1 30 o clock. Funeral arrangements to be announced with Cortelyou in charge. Gates of factories will close at 2 pm Wednesday, body to lie in state possible in Methodist church. Pallbearers named Henry Porter John Deuher Joseph Blechie Robert Cassidy George Freese R G Shields C C Bow Austin Lynch.
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Canton
McKinley
Cortelyau
Cohagt
Gras
Wodinwn
Methodist Church
Henry Porter
John ©. Deuher
Joseph Blechie
Robert A. Cassidy
George B. Freese
R. G. Shields
C. C. Bow
Austin Lynch
MISS LAWLER COMING TO SING AT EAGLES CARNIVAL
Miss Kathleen Lawler the White Temple soprano of Portland arrives tomorrow night to sing at the Eagles carnival in the fall pavilion on Main street and Wirth street. She will perform afternoon and evening and is praised by the Oregonian for her Victoria Day concert where her Irish ballad Believe Me and Killarney drew enthusiastic encores and warm applause.
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Portland
Siog
Kathleen Lawler
White Temple
John Ninen
Aarfield Strevet
Kath-reem Lawler
Killarney
Arrests for Disorderly Conduct at Multnomah Lodging House
A man giving his name as Prawl and Mrs Clyde Oliver of Bebo were arrested at a story hour this morning by Chief of Police Gurdane at the Multnomah lodging house where they occupied a room. They were taken to the recorders court and fined ten dollars each by Judge FitzGerald for disorderly conduct.
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Eoch
Clyde Oliver
Bebo
Gurdane
Multnomah
Recorders Court
FitzGerald
Wheat Markets Jump and Waver on May 27
Chicago wheat surged early on May 27 as cold weather offset Liverpool pressure, with July near 190 1 8 then 101 and 109 1 4 before settling near 102. September climbed to 104 and settled around 108, December dipped to 108. Other grains followed, corn and oats mixed, while weather notes from Michigan and Kansas report subfreezing temps and snowfall. Governor Chamberlain appoints a medical board member and Oregon Portage Railway Commission names members. probate for Silent Smith in Goshen, and Latin scholar Albert Harkness dies in Providence.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Salem
Chamberlain
FL EK. Moore
la Grande
State Medical Board
Portage Railway Commission
Allen Lewis
Portland
Joseph O T. Peters
The
Dolles and
Wo. Mariner
Malocks
Locks
Wv. McPachen
Corvallis
Fourth Judicial Ditrict
Benton
Lincoln
Lane
Adjourning for New Panel in Haywood Case
Veniremen excused for bias against capital punishment as Boise court resumes examination of jurors. Ex-bartenders from Cheyenne testify Orchard cashed 1250 draft after Independence depot horror. Four veniremen remained at noon. Darrow Borah clash over Hann Cox. $150000 millinery fire loss in Rochester. Payton church plans a $150000 hurrah house.
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Cheyenne
Independence
Boise
Joplin
Chevent
Orchard
Independence Depot
Haywood
Covins Airl
Moyer
Thirteen of Eight Grade Pupils Fail Examinations in Umatilla County
In Umatilla County, about one third of 100 eighth grade diploma applicants passed. Some Milton district students were marked no paper in history, later found mislaid, risking unfair failure. Superintendent Welles will decide on remedies to ensure just results.
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Milton
Milton Dietrict
Welles
Frank K. Welles
Mra
BP. Coleworthy
Max Baer
Edna Walker
Florence Blam
Echo
Pendleton
Blanche Cockburn
Frank Lamb
Milton Childers
Haxell Birdsell
Crystal Hudson
Minnie Morris
Willie March
Athena
Sylvia Blue
Edna Taylor
Wetton
Fred Bowd
Mabel Kenward
Tennie Davis
George B. Baker
Ora Norton
Ada Bannister
Vila V. Simpson
Erho-Laura Griffith
Frances Elam
Helix
Carl Muller
Laurie Rott
Gladge W. Herndon
Ferndale
Carl Mason
Maude Osborn
Charles W. Barrett
Theodore Marple
Pearl M. Marple
Hazel Whitman
Herbert Fersin
Dallae Dupula
Hermiston
Esther Furniss
Umatilla
Jewelte Franklin
Elks Philadelphia to Open Visitor Information Bureaus
Philadelphia May 27. Information bureaus will be set up along the main thoroughfare for the Elks Convention opening July 16. Bureaus provide guidance to visitors locating booths, terminals, places of interest, and social contact. Some will offer reception rooms, emergency hospitals, and 24 hour service to assist guests with comfort and pleasure during the convention.
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Philadelphia
Rebellion in China Report Amid Widespread Turmoil
London cable reports 30,000 rebels in the Wong Kong revolt with officials fled and palaces burned. In Canton the Kwantung province erupts with admiralty ships carrying troops en route and soldiers deployed. German mission at Al Lienchow said burned, missionaries escaped.
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London
Wong Kong
Canton
Kwang Tung
al Lienchow
Remodeling the Fair Pavilion for Pendleton Carnival
Work began on the fair pavilion for Pendleton’s carnival with a large team building the open air dance platform and covering the frame. A unique Wednesday parade featuring the Eagles and 490 members with Japanese umbrellas is planned, with several outside attractions and a double parade on Saturday morning. Fort Wallan Walla troops arrive to assist the Eagles band, and organizers promise a daylong program from early morning until midnight.
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Selin- Floto
Walla Walla
William Coffman Injured by Fall from Street Pit
William Coffman a former police officer and local notable was badly hurt Saturday night when the railing over a street excavation in front of the Odd Fellows building on Matin street collapsed. He fell onto gravel breaking a shoulder blade and two ribs with possible internal injuries evidenced by pain across the stomach. The fall may prove dangerous given his age and size.
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William Coffman
Odd Fellows Building
Matin Street
Coffman
Wos
Miso
Mr. Coffman
Sheep Rules Constitutional Say Oregon Board Rules Valid
The Oregon attorney general concludes that board of sheep commissioners rules are constitutional as police regulations. A quarantine on sheep from Idaho Washington and California prompted the rules to protect health and property, not raise revenue. A likely Supreme Court challenge by outside sheepmen is anticipated.
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Board of Sheep Commissioners
Hey
Crawford
Idaho
Washington
California
Dan P. Smythe
Supreme Court
Oregon
Indictments Promised in Northwest Furniture Trust Case
Federal grand jury in the Northwest is preparing a sweeping indictment against more than 160 members linked to the Oregon furniture trust across Oregon Washington Idaho and California. Names are not yet released as the massive document is not returned to court and secrecy is observed by U S Attorney Bristol and others. The probe spans a labyrinth of conspiracies with wheels within wheels and schemes to shield members from prosecution.
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Federal
Grand Jury
The
Furniture Trust
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
California
Enyn
Portland Telegram
Oregon Furniture Trust
Swoep
Northwest
United States
Bristol
James Cole
May meteorological anniversary notes extreme warmth
St Louis records mark the 27th of May as among the hottest on record for the eye clone period according to the weather bureau. The text notes unusually warm conditions and winds reaching high speeds, with public reactions reflecting the heat.
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St. Louis
Weather Bureau
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