Newspaper Man Testifies Roosevelt Never Drank In Europe
John Callen O Loughlin, a newspaperman, swore Roosevelt never drank in Europe or Washington and said the president never appeared intoxicated. He recounted travels and banquets and denied rumors of excess, while defense contends Newett merely repeated widely believed stories. Moving film offered to corroborate Roosevelt's denial, with London papers printing columns on the Roosevelt drink rumors.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Marquette
John Callen
O’loughlin
O'Loughlin
Europe
White House
Belden
Newett
Rome
Les
Australia meat in demand fuels San Francisco orders
San Francisco May 28 reports continued support from housewives prompting a fresh shipment of 210000 pounds of frozen meals from Australia, to arrive June 12. The prior 150000 pounds sold quickly, reflecting strong demand for imported meat and home staples amid growing mail order lifestyle.
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San Francisco
Australia
Gibson case is ready for jury
Newburg May 28 The case of Burton W. Gibson a New York attorney on trial for the murder of Mrs Rose Sazaho probably will go to the jury before night Experts on both sides differed widely whether the woman met death by drowning or was strangled.
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Newburg
N. Y
Burton W. Gibson
New York
Rose Sazaho
Indictment Returned Against Postmaster Leander Dutro
A federal grand jury returned an indictment charging violation of civil service laws and intimidation of postal employees to fund Taft 1912 campaign. Dutro, a Republican, faces charges linked to Tennessee's endorsement of the Chicago Republican convention.
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Memphis
Civil Service
Taft
Leander Dutro
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Von Klein to Portland for trial on jewelry swindle
Chicago May 28. E C Von Klein to be returned to Portland for trial on charges of swindling Miss Ethel Newcomb out of jewelry under a marriage promise. Judge Kersten denied a writ of habeas corpus. Detective Day took Von Klein to the county jail. Fears grow that his lawyers will seek a federal writ to stop removal.
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Hicago
E. C. von Klein
Portland
Ethel Newcomb
Kersten
von Klein
Detective Day
von Klelin
Chicago
Picnic Special to Run for Farmers Union Event at Pilot Rock
Special train service will be provided to accommodate Farmers Union attendees at Pilot Rock this Saturday. The 9:16 am normal train will suffice. a return leg departs at 6:30 pm to bring attendees back. State formation leaders A W Swift Faker F A Sles Milton and board members J Z Brown Angton Clyde Willams Buhl Thatn W W Harrah Pendleton W C Turki Elgin J T Adkisson Boyd will attend the business session Thursday and Friday. A full day program is planned with a new trick and fancy wheeling demonstration by Gut Peret of Peters Cartridge Co.
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Farmers’ Union Annus Plense
Pilot Rock
Manuation
A. W. Swift
Faker
F. A. Sles
Milton
J. 2. Brown
Alington
Clyde Willams
Buhl
Thatn
W. W. Harrah
Pendleton
W. C. Turki
Elgin
J T Adkisson
Boyd
Mrs Pankhurst May Be Released Again
London May 28 Mrs Himmeline Pankhurst the suffragette leader in Holloway jail serving part of her sentence for inciting violence has refused to eat since her latest incarceration and is very weak. It is expected that if she persists in the hunger strike and the government would not fall if she dies she will likely be released again. Emperor Has Recovered. Tokio May 28 The complete recovery of the emperor was announced today from Ravana palace.
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London
Himmeline Pankhurst
Holoway
Rivers on Rampage in Idaho High Water Rising
Lewiston Idaho May 25 Both the Snake and Clearwater rivers are on the rampage this morning and reached the highest point in many years. The water continues rising with drift running freely in the Clearwater. Two sections of a wagon bridge over the Clearwater Slough broke out today. The Northern Pacific bridge at Spaulding is in dangerous condition. Trains passed last night but the Spokane train sits blocked here today and may depart this afternoon.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Snake
Clearwater
Northern Pacific
Spaulding
Spokane
Wilson's Support Sought for Direct Elections Bill
Congressman Britten of Illinois seeks the president's backing for a constitutional amendment on direct presidential nominations and elections. The president is said to have approved the bill in principle but did not issue a formal endorsement. He cited Britten's governorship record in New Jersey supporting presidential primaries.
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Wilson
Washington
Britten
Ilinois
Serted
New Jersey
Pendleton Rose Show Schedules June 27 Prizes and Honors
Pendleton Floral Association sets a June 27 rose show likely in the high school auditorium. President Temple lists merchant prizes totaling cash, cups, and goods for top displays and varieties. Mrs. Hampton named secretary. a committee will distribute favors at entry.
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Pendleton
Floral Association
Temple
A. C. Hampton
George A. Hartman, Jr
Laura Jerard
Pauline Jones
Ruby Purdy
Chas
Cowan
Bond Bros
Pendleton Woolen Mill
Weichtenber
Chas, Cowan
Best Interests of Baseball Call for Starkell Removal
Pendleton fans demand Umpire Starkell be dismissed or removed from service after yesterday's Pendleton versus Walla Walla game. They allege bias against Pendleton, citing perceived favoritism toward Walla Walla, improper off field conduct, and unfair rulings that cost Pendleton games. Local officials sought his removal, but the reply cited a police protection complaint from Starkell, while Pendleton fans recall prior umpire actions and favor Burnside for handling discipline.
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Starkell
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Staurkell
Nic Deen
Walls Walla
Gardenity
Netesaay
Curthermors
Lat Walla Wallare
Sterkells
Sweet
Bade
Thuckarooes
la Grande
Grandstand
Lleachers
Childers
Rader
Callier
Witter
Burnside
Senator Stilwell Sentenced To Jail In Bribery Case
New York May 28 Senator Stephen Stilwell was sentenced to four to eight years for bribery tied to charges raised by President Kendall of the New York Bank Note company. A three day stay of execution was granted.
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New York
Stephen Stilwell
Kendall
New York Bank Note Company
Aeroplane Drops Bombs Into City Guaymas
Douglas Arizona May 28 Private dispatches report that Diddred Masson fulfilled a promise to rain bombs on Guaymas from an aeroplane. Messages say he dropped deadly missiles as a rebel attack began, killing several and placing the city under siege. An unconfirmed report claimed attempts to strike the federal gunboat Guerrero in Guaymas harbor. Masson’s aircraft was shipped to Mexico from Los Angeles and later crossed the border after a prior capture near Tucson by U S officers.
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Douglas
Ariz
Diddred Masson
Guaymas
Masson
Wlso
Guerrero
Mexico
Pendleton Round-up Mounted Band in Demand nationally
The Pendleton Round-up Mounted Cowboy Band faces decisions on meeting multiple offers for Independence Day and July events. Winnipeg Stampede and Salt Lake shows seek band performances starting July 4 or 20, while local committees weigh fulfilling contracts and potential publicity against existing commitments. Other town bands and past offers from Spokane and Calgary boost the band's reputation.
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Pendleton
The
Commercial Association
Winnipeg Stampede
Salt Lake
Pendleton Band
Eck
Ute
Athena
Weston
Umatilla
Seattle
Memorial services planned across Long Beach churches
Long Beach May 28 memorial services will be held in all churches for Saturday's disaster victims. A coroner's jury investigating the catastrophe continued work. a verdict is expected before week’s end. Police officer testified in the theft case against Detective Esola, with prosecution predicting a three week trial.
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Long Beach
Saw
Franeizes
Cals
Mix
Prenaiin
Esola
Charles Rolda
Charles Skelly
Police Commission
War scare in Balkans prompts mobilization warning
Vienna reports a real and immediate menace of a bloody war among Bulgaria Serb Greece over former Turkish lands. Austria recalls all reservists to be ready to strike if any region under Austrian influence is threatened. Serbia also prepares, the situation viewed as critical.
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Vienna
Bulgaria
Servia
Greece
Europe
Austria
Senators to Investigate West Virginia Mine Strike Soon
Most members of the Senate sub committee plan to travel to West Virginia this week to probe the miners strike in the Paint Creek and Cabin Creek districts. Senators Swanson Shields and Borah will depart early, with Kenyon and Martin to join later. all members except Swanson favor ending the alleged terrorism.
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Cabin Creek
Senate
Washington
West Virginia
Palnt Creek
Swanson
Shields
Borah
Kenyon
Martin
Trial to Close Amid Wood Case in Boston
Boston May 28 Judge Crosby urged speeding the trial of William Wood Frederick Atteaux and Dennis Collins. D J Mahoney testified on meetings at Wood s Andover home with Atteaux and Pacific Mills President Green and American Woolen agents. District Attorney Pelletier charged chauffeur Orville Reddick is being kept from the court while defense denied it. Fred Chandler Lawrence JP described meetings with Wood Atteaux and other mill owners.
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Boston
Crosby
William Wood
Frederick Attesux
Dennis Collins
D. J. Mahoney
Wood
Andover
Atteaux
President Green
Pacific Mills
Lawrence
American Woolen Company
Pelletier
Orville Reddick
Reddick
Fred Chandler
Portland Charter Upheld as Constitutional
Salem May 28 The supreme court ruled Portland's new commission charter constitutional and dismissed the writ of mandamus by Attorney Duniway. An upcoming election under the charter will be held Monday. The claim that the charter forbids party designation on ballots was rejected as meritless, and it is held that political parties have no more right than churches to place names on ballots. The amendments are affirmed as within law and the constitution.
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Salem
Ore
Supreme Court
Portland
Commission
Duniway
Women to Build New Club House in Fair Oaks
Fair Oaks plans a new club house for the Women’s Thursday Club of Now the Grande Ronde river area. Contractor RK Bailey signed the contract to erect the building on club grounds near the Presbyterian church. The basement will be boxed for a nominal sum to benefit local young men and a gymnasium.
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Cal
Bailey
Wenmaen
Grande Ronde
Fair Oaks
Wallowa and Union Counties Swept by Storm
A fierce storm swept Wallowa and Union counties with hail wind dust and heavy rains causing one death near Horn Wallowa county Mrs Harlow Thomas died from a lightning strike near her home Lightning struck a town in La Grande burning structures floods damaged bridges roads and orchards North Powder Imbler Elgin reported dust storms and rain with a lightning strike damaging a telephone plant The Grande Ronde River threatened renewed flooding in the region Damage to crops and property was widespread across the area.
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Grande
Ore
Wallowa County
Union County
Harlow Thomas
Horn
Highting
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A. L. Schaefer
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