Roosevelt Testifies In Libel Suit On Drinking Habits
Col Roosevelt, suing Holstor Newett for 10000, testifies in Marquette that he never drank highballs or cocktails. He describes limited wine and brandy use, mostly under medical advice, including seven ounces of brandy on two doctor-ordered occasions. Riis praises Roosevelt and commends his demeanor, while noting no intoxication.
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Marquette
Mich
Col Roosevelt
Holstor Newetl
James H. Pound
Mercy Hospital
Roosevelt
Riis
Henry Ruther
Ishpeming
Newett
Jacob Riis
Ruther
Riles
Tile
Ty Godfrey
Grand Master Names Officers for TL Co PF
Henry J. Taylor elected grand master of the TL Co. PF announces appointive officers. Grand marshal J. Jami gon o of No. 98 Portland. Conductor J. S Fine of No. hb The Dalles. Grand qu esilan Lewie Ul rich of No. 10 Jacksonville. Grand Herald George WwW Bralley of No. 7a Athena. Grand chaplain S. A. Starr of No 17 Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Taylor
TL Co
Medford
Four Trainmen Dead in Missouri Railroad Collision
Kansas City May 27 Four trainmen died near California Missouri in a collision on the Missouri Pacific railroad. A number of others were seriously injured and another is missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
California
Missouri
Missouri-Pacific
Court sustains government suit in antitrust ruling
Rochester, May 27 The new administration's first antitrust suit ends in a federal court decree. The ruling dissolves the counter monopoly and holds that defendants conspired to monopolize trade in the market for essential goods and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Soaurt
Coal Trust Faces New Suits Under Sherman Law
Washington May 1960 A number of suits will be filed against the anthracite coal trust for alleged violation of the Sherman law, according to an announcement by Attorney General McReynolds. No details are obtainable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anthracite Coal Trust
Herman
McReynolds
Italians in Lausanne Treaty Fight Thickens Arras III War
Rome May 27 Indignation sweeps Italy over Turkish insults to the Lausanne treaty as Italian troops collide with the Arals In the Sla Garba clash Italy reports 100 killed 248 wounded and 70 missing A figure says 400 veterans of the Turkish army fought with Lia Arane and most of the guns used were French made Many Italian troops are believed to be in enemy hands
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Rome
Cie
Lia Arane
Memorial Day Observances Planned in Pendleton City
Memorial Day will be observed in Pendleton with a morning program led by the Grand Army of the Republic and Spanish War veterans, including a 8:20 parade on Court Street, cemetery services at Ol Ney, a short oration by Judge Stephen A. Lowell, and a floral platform for grave decoration near Pendleton Drug Store. Citizens are urged to bring cars to Garden and Court by 9 to transport veterans to the burial grounds. the ceremony lasts under an hour and aligns with the circus parade.
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Pendleton
GA. Rf
Commercial Association
M. 8. Kern
A. J. McAllister
Neamith Ankeney
Court Street
Court House
Garden Street
No More Deaths Expected After Auditorium Disaster
Long Beach reports indicate most injured from Saturday's auditorium disaster, where 86 died, slept comfortably last night though some remain in serious condition. The county grand jury will inspect the ruins this afternoon to decide on a formal probe into responsibility. The coroner's jury will meet again Thursday to file an official report.
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Long Beach
King to Keep Job as Committeeman
Will R. King of Oregon remains Oregon national committeeman while serving as Interior Department chief counsel. He will attend national committee meetings in Washington and continue legal residence in Oregon. King praised President Wilson and Senators Chamberlain and Lane for western-focused leadership and effective work.
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Portland
Ore
Interior Department
Will R. King
Oregon
Washington
Capitol
King
New York City
National Committee
Denver
Ogden
Otario
Mr. King
Wilson
Lane
West
Chamberlain
Tie
Attorney on Trial on Murder Charge in New Jersey
The defense opened its case in the murder trial of Burton W. Gibson, a New Jersey attorney charged with killing Mrs. Floye Sanco. Attorneys Kwhtl and Litterby challenged the state's evidence and suggested Mrs. Svabo died from strangulation, prompting a confrontation over therow bowt allegedly used by Gibson and Mrs. Saabo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
N. J
Burton W. Gibson
Floye Sancho
Athopney Kwhtl
Ibgon
Svabo
Gibson
Frame Amendments to Underwood Bill Senate Panel Updates
Washington May 27 Democratic members of the senate finance committee began framing amendments to the Underwood bill today. At five o clock the period for hearing protests from businessmen against the tariff bill will expire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Nominations Sent by President Wilson
Washington May 27 President Wilson sent the senate nominations for an Appraiser of Merchandise in the Portland district George Weller and a Collector of Internal Revenue in the Montana district William Whaley.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
District of
Portland
George Weller
Internal Revenue
Montana
William Whaley
Smythe Bros Sell 260000 Pounds of Wool at Arlington
The largest wool sale of the season yesterday featured Smythe Bros selling their Arlington clip of 240000 pounds to J B Dufour. Coarse wool price was 12 6-8 cents and fine wool 15 1-2 cents, with transit basis in Pendleton and storage at Arlington and Roosevelt. Compared with last year, prices appear higher due to cleaner wool this year. Stanfield clip is larger but remains unsold.
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Smythe Brox
Arlington
J. B. Dufour
Pendleton
Roosevelt, Wash
Taat
Smythe Bros
Stanfield
Taft criticizes US war readiness at Yale lecture
Former President William H. Taft told Yale listeners that the United States was ludicrously unprepared for war, faulting Congress for not providing an adequate army and navy. He warned against overconfident beliefs about potential Japanese attacks and noted past luck may not endure.
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New Haven
Conn
William H. Taft
Yale
United States
Congress
Lathrop Shakes Off White Plague
John E. Lathrop, former editor of the East Oregonian from Pendleton, recounts his tuberculosis recovery in Collier's. Struck by the disease eight months ago, he was treated at Saganac Lake Adirondacks with rest, open air, nourishing foods, and a prolonged quiet healing period. He is now healthy and back to life, with friends in Oregon rejoicing.
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Collier's
John E. Lathrop
Pendleton
Lathrop
East Oregonian
Saganac Lake
Adirondack Mountains
Oregon
Lawsuits to Prevent Building of Road in District No 3
Ida M Downing files suit in Umatilla County seeking injunction and temporary restraining order to halt a road project proposed north from Fairview. Plaintiff alleges petition and viewers reports were invalid and that construction would damage her property. defendants include county officials and Read Supervisor Samuel Booker. Proceedings follow 1911 petition and controversy over authority of surveyor and viewers.
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Ida M. Downing
Phelps
Umatilla County
J. W. Maloney
HM. Cockburn
HM. A. Waterman
Samuel Booker
HW. J. Watts
TR. Johnson
Miaintife
J. W. Kimbrell
Geary N Kimbrell
Watson Held on Charge of Violating Mann Law
Seattle May 27 A R Watson Jr prominent in Tacoma is under 5000 bond on a charge of violating the Mann anti white slave law by furnishing transportation to his wife Carrie Watson The latter is held as a witness under 1500 bail The arrest was made by Federal Marshal Devenpeck on complaint of immigration officials
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Seattle
A. R. Watson, Jr
Tacoma
Carrie Watson
Marshall Devenpeck
King and Queen Leave
King George and Queen Mary departed for London this evening, traveling from Herring on May 27.
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Herring
King George
Queen Mary
London
Pendleton Federal Building Plans Considered
The Commercial Club and Representative Sinnott seek to begin Pendleton's local federal building using existing funds. A revised brick plan may replace the stone design to fit the current appropriation of 105,900 dollars, with construction possible soon if the treasury approves plan changes. The outcome depends on Treasury revisions and congressional timing in 1913.
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Sinnott
Pendleton
N. J. Sinnott
The
Commercial Club
Board of Managers
Nean
Treasury Department
Congress
Men Safe After Balloon Flight Lands In Cascade Range
Roseburg Oregon May 2 7 The four men Unger pilot and passengers Robert Leadbetter Luther Paige Earl Stewart landed in a remote Cascade Range district 75 miles east of Roseburg Sunday night after a cross country balloon flight. They spent the night in the mountains then trekked toward a trail before discarding the balloon four miles later. They reached a government fish hatchery 30 miles east Monday afternoon and notified authorities, with automobiles later bringing them back to Roseburg little the worse for their experience.
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Roseburg
Ore
Unger
Robert Leadbetter
Luther Paige
Earl Stewart
Cascade Range
Oregon
Rosebure
Liquor Reported to Have Fueled Athena Auto Crash
A fatal crash near Athena left Leslie Edwards dead and Engdahl, Guy Smith, and Clarence Suhl injured. Reports claim the party drank heavily, but others deny the claim. Van Goodwin, who left the car at Athena, says some beer was consumed but not to excess. No inquest results at the county clerk's office yet. Engdahl, Suhl, and Smith are recovering.
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Athena
Weston
Leslie Edwards
Engdahl
Guy Smith
Clarence Suhl
van Goodwin
Weebon
Suhl
Athenia
Gimlin Resigns Amid Criticism Over Holse Club
Boise Idaho May 7 Dad Gimlin has resigned as manager of the Holse baseball club and will sever ties with the Lerbuters. He delivered his resignation to President Bossner Monday afternoon Fred Clark veteran Tyson baseman will temporarily lead the team. The director of the club will appoint a temporary replacement as the fans criticize Gimlin saying he failed to deliver efficiency and the team performances.
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Boise
Ida
Dad Gimlin
Holse
Lerbuters
Bossner
Fred Clark
Tis
Sharay
Gimlin
The
Gamie
Beef Market Slump Hits Portland Cattle Prices
May 27 Portland report cites a sharp drop in livestock values as imports of Australian beef flood local markets. California Montana Utah and Oregon cattle poured in, pushing prices down about 75 cents per hundredweight, dampening cattle interests and signaling lower consumer prices ahead.
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Portland
Ofc
California
Montana
Utah
Maho
Oregon
Australia
Uvestock
North Portland
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St. Louie
Little Rock
Coal Trust
Arras III
Fpaly
Underwood
Suh
Smith
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