Supreme Court Upheld Convictions Of AFL And UMW Leaders
Washington November 2 The DC Court of Appeals upheld the contempt convictions of Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell for violating an injunction by publishing the Buck Stove and Range name The sentences were Gompers one year Morrison six months and Mitchell nine months The opinion by Justice Van Orsdel stressed the constitutional duty to obey court orders and the high stakes when leaders of labor are involved
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Court of Appeals of District of Columbia
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American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Buck Stove and Range Company
Wright
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Supreme Court
van Oradel
Robb
Sherard
van Orsidel
van Orede
America
Citiena
Peary Discovery Report Put to Official Publication
Washington November 2 An official National Geographical Society committee report declares Commander Peary reached the pole by unanimous decision. The finding, drawn today, will be submitted to the research committee and formally accepted for publication. The report separates Peary’s claim from the Cook controversy and notes the expedition's earliest approach.
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Washington, D. C
Peary
Geigraphical
Sor Elety
Committee On
Cook
Justice Shepard Urges Retrial Over Free Speech Ruling
Justice Shepard states the lower court exceeded its authority in a free speech and free press case and recommends a retrial to correct the errors. The ruling cites First Amendment concerns and seeks to restore proper judicial process.
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Justice Shepard
Murderer's Brother Dies From Excitement in Crime Fallout
Timothy McMahon, brother of James McMahon the confessed slayer of two sisters and their brother-in-law, died yesterday in Kansas City Missouri from excitement connected to the crime. He had been an invalid for two years.
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Kansas City
Timothy McMahon
James McMahon
Ward Artesian Well Co Formed in Tudusky
Incorporated by C J Ward Charles Lambert and L A Esteb with capital stock of 10000. John Dorn and Jesse Moore among top investors. Plan to drill multiple wells starting soon with well on Moore’s farm. Officers to be elected at a Wednesday meeting.
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L. A. Bateb
Mornallg
Bret
Pendleton
Tostay
Ward Artesian Well & Ofl Company
C. J. Ward
Charles Lambert
L. A. Esteb
John Dorn
Jesse Moore
Eoho
Moore
Hawley Pledges Help for Umatilla Reclamation Extension
Congressman W C Hawley of Oregon says he will cooperate with Congressman Ellis on extending the Umatilla reclamation project. He plans to attend a conference with the Oregon delegation in Pendleton and will pass through on trains en route to Denver and Washington. He cites district prosperity, noting notable fruit and dry farming progress in Rogue Umpqua and Klamath regions.
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W. C. Hawley
Denver
Woodmen of the World
Oregon
Mead
Tuesaday
Hawley
Pendleton
Washington
Congress
Woolgrowers
Willametty
Albany
Pitis
Rogue
Umpqua
Cascade Mountains
Klamath
Poll War in New York Polls Favor Gaynor
Report on New York mayoral race with Gaynor leading in early projections. Bar nard and other candidates address supporters in Harlem and waterfront venues as voters prepare to cast ballots amid party endorsements and late campaigning. Local observers note unprecedented turnout and difficulty predicting the result.
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New York
William J. Gaynor
Harlem
Orte T. Barnard
Fusion
William BR. Hearst
Independence
Madmon Square
Garren
Wil
Onenair
Record Vote Opens in New York City Polls
Early reports from New York indicate a record breaking turnout as hundreds waited at polling places. Rapid voting began with precincts showing swift progress while a dozen justices monitor for election questions and possible penalties for illegal voting.
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New York
New York City
Rockefeller Leading in Dry Campaigns Across Townships
New York reported results show Rockefeller aligned with the dry movement sweeping Greenburg and Mount Plowmont townships. He faced denouncement over a $335,000 donation to the Anti-Saloon League via his daughter Mrs McCormick. About five hundred voters appeared on Rockefeller's estate with 75 percent of the registered vote already cast by three o'clock. police described the election as quiet and orderly.
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Rockefellerite
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Mount Plowmont
Woman and four children die in Pittsburg fire
Pittsburg police report a miner's wife Mrs William Marlow and her four children perished in a house fire near the city. She saved one child before dying in the flames. Clyde Marelow, 12, aided his mother but was lost during the efforts. Lyle, 6, Isp, 4, William, 3, and Glenn, infant, all perished as the structure collapsed.
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Pittsburg
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Clyde Marelow
Lyle
Isp
William
Glenn
Grief Over Lost Child Believed To Kill Mrs De Luna
San Francisco on November 2 reports Mrs Delores De Luna a prominent club woman died after grief over her baby’s death weeks earlier. She was found unconscious on Mission Street last night rushed to hospital but could not be resuscitated. She had spent the day mourning at the cemetery and collapsed while returning.
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San Francisco
Delores de Luna
Mission Street
Seh
Marshal Hatton Killed by Robbers Near Carroll, Indiana
Patrick Hatton, the marshal of Carroll Indiana, was shot and killed today after pursuing two burglars who robbed his home and fled in a buggy. He pursued them to Glidden seven miles away and was killed when one robber shot him in the back during a struggle. A posse is pursuing the robbers.
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Carroll
Patrick Hatton
Glidden
Stanfield Traveler Floyd F Barnet Arrives Here
Floyd F Barnet of Stanfield traveling representative for the land company at that place has been here today.
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Floyd F. Barnet
Stanfield
The
Land Company
Eday
Voters Polled Heavy As Labor Race Hints Victory
A large vote is polled today with Heney and Fickert camps claiming tact leads for labor and republican Willian Croker. Early rounds show records and high turnout as captains and lieutenants organize voters. Polls opened amid busy activity with turnout expected to continue.
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Sain
Francisco
Navy
Mapigers
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Fickert
Me.Carthy
Union Labor
Mayo
Willian Croker
Tataser
Leland
Bompers Cave
Couit Tee
Pennsylvania in Election Throes Across State
Philadelphia dateline notes Pennsylvania voters electing a supreme court justice, a treasurer, and an auditor while voting on constitutional amendments. The Philadelphia race centers on the district attorney where Senator Penrose backs Samuel Proton against Clarence Gibboney.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Penrose
Samuel Proton
Clarence Gibboney
Mormon factions clash in Salt Lake election
Salt Lake city voters face a three way race among anti Mormon Republicans and Citizens Democratic party lines in a election marked by legal registration disputes. Indications point to an anti Mormon victory as internal divisions strain Mormon ranks and deputies remain on duty amid high tensions under a clear weather day promising record turnout.
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Salt Lake
Robbers Hold Up Cariboo Stage for Big Booty
Vancouver readers report two masked highwaymen stopped the Cariboo stage at the 150 mile house yesterday. They seized several sacks of registered mail and intimidated the driver and passengers. Estimated booty ranges from four to five thousand dollars. a five hundred dollar reward is offered for their capture.
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150 Mile House
Lifelong prisoner kills fellow inmate at San Quentin
Frederick B. Cook a lifer at San Quentin killed Henry Mayer a fellow inmate yesterday. A preliminary hearing was held Thursday. The killing occurred in a secluded prison area and was unwitnessed. Officials say it was in self defense.
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San Quentin
Calif
Frederick B. Cook
Henry Mayer
Walleye
Arrests of Gary police during election orders
Indianapolis report says the sheriff at Gary has placed the entire police force under arrest on Governor issued orders amid local option elections in multiple Indiana cities.
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Indianapolis
Gary
Indiana
Suspect Arrested in Billings Skyline Case
James Parrott, sought in Denver and Spokane, has been arrested in Billings Montana on November 2, authorities say reducing a nationwide wanted list.
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Billings
Mont
James Parrott
Denver
Spokane
Stolen Ballots and Fire Hit Kentucky Sheriff Race Area
In Trenthtit County Kentucky the home of Mrs. Mary Deeran, housing ballots for the election, was set on fire after ballots were secreted by an armed faction who had stolen them from a Jackson bank. Telegraph lines were down and word arrived only today as carriers reached the mountaineers opposing Sheriff Callilton's reelection. Fears of bloodshed persist despite troop presence.
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Lexington
Mra
Mery Deeran
Trenthitt
Bank
Jackson
Callilton
National League Begins Campaign for Officers
National League electioneering heats up ahead of the December annual meeting. A contentious bid for president unfolds with Hermann of Cincinnati rumored opposing Heydier, while Murphy of Chicago and Bichetts of Brooklyn are fielding another candidate. Backing comes from Fittsburg, Boston, Philadelphia and St Louis. compromise talk links White and Hurt among Spaulding allies.
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New York
Gorhy Herrmann
Theincinnati Club 6
John A. Heydier
Murphy
Chicago
Bichetts
Brooklyn
Fittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
Attorneys Lore at Supreme Court In Overvon Pad Miver
A new set of court rules was announced orally by the Supreme Court of Overvon with eastern Oregon bar present. Attorneys protest unfair timing and lack of written copies, though not opposing the rules themselves. Future cases may be limited in transfer to Salem and oral arguments shortened to two hours with strict allotments for each side.
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Supreme Court of
State of Overvon
Pad Miver
Oregon
Casex
Salem
Lobbying push to deepen Mississippi River critiqued by convention
New Orleans November 9 delegates from the lakes to the gulf deep waterways association voted to send 500 lobbyists to Washington. They urged Congress to deepen the Mississippi River and appoint 506 delegates to press the resolutions at a rivers and harbors congress in December. Representative Ransdell defended regulated railways while opposing government ownership and urged active waterways promotion.
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Congress
Iansdell
New Orleans
Taft
Gulf Deep Waterways Convention
Washington
Mississippi River
David R. Frenette
Missouri
Waa
Gulf Deep Waterways Association
Ransdeil
Joseph FE. Ransdel
Louisiana
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Andal
America
Third Party Petition Fails Over Signer Shortfall
Pendleton voters will not decide on the third party plan for liquor regulation at the upcoming city election as petitions failed to meet the required signers. Four petitions were drafted. Mayor Murphy assisted but lethargy in circulation led to an exhausted deadline and no filing. East Oregonian cites opposition from saloonmen and prohibitionists, with one in three approached refusing to sign, though more effort could have secured sufficient names.
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Murphy
John Hailey, Jr
Recorder
East Oregonian
John Halley, Jr
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