McNamara Jury May Hear Chandler Interrogation
Los Angeles Times publisher Harry Chandler, son in law of General Otley, may be interrogated about his qualifications as a venireman in the McNamara case. Judge Bordwell delays him until next Wednesday, while twenty of forty veniremen are deemed qualified for juror status as the trial is set to resume Monday.
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Cal
Harry Chandler
General Otley
Los Angeles Times
McNamara Brothers
The
Times
Bordwell
Judes Bordwell
Venireman
Clarence Barrow
Defen
Venireman McKee
Bordwall
Latons Win Temporarily In McNamara Case Documents
Indianapolis, Nov. 4. Federal authorities failed to seize the Tronworkers' Consent documents in the McNamara case. Judge Rower granted a temporary surrender while the union appeals to the state supreme court. The documents will remain with the union pending appeal.
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Latons
Indianapolis
Tronworkers
Consen
McNamara
Rower
Lee Rappaport
State Supreme Court
Recall drive targets Oregon district judge in MerClellan case
Roseburg Ore Nov 4 A drive to recall the district judge in the MerClellan murder trial gathers pace with attorney Cannon stating ten thousand pamphlets will be mailed and a recall petition to be circulated. The move marks Oregon’s first recall attempt amid dwindling support and public surprise.
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Ore
Jodae Coke
Secon
MerClellan
Cannon
Amprythes Ag
Oregon
Odorous Court Session Ends With Drunk Trio Punished
A chaotic morning session led to three intoxicated men Gus Tramer Charles Klein and Charles Dewey being jailed for three years with orders to cleanse themselves. Police faced a fumigation of the tribunal chamber after the incident.
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Jame Fils Gerard
Gus Tramer
Charles Klein
Charles Dewey
Three Religious Maniacs Found Dead In Cilenge
Police found the bodies of Henry Letsch, his wife, and twelve year old Roy in their Cilenge home after their deaths. The scene showed garbled letters suggesting a religious mania. Authorities believe the couple starved themselves after abandoning the boy and dying by their own hands.
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Henry Letsch
Hom
Roy
Lorimer Testimony On Cash For Defense Receives Scrutiny
Brown testified before the Lorimer Investigating Committee admitting that United States Senator Lorimer helped fund his two bribery trials. He stated several friends contributed to his defense while denying donations from packers breweries or other corporations. He added he did not know of anyone receiving money in the legislature and the hearing adjourned until Monday.
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Lorimer
Fiw O
Brown
United States
Yeorimer Hal
Packers
Hreene
Col Hofer decries big farms as menace to society
Col E Hofer, Oregon journalist and Republican governor candidate, was in town en route to Pilot Rock for a lecture on the Higher Civilization of the Community. He urges industrial education and breaking up large holdings by restrictive rents, backs initiative and referendum, warns settlers cannot meet prices and risk poverty, and speaks to the Young Men's club at Pilot Rock. Two men die in Missoula plains fire. Phil Fay and Thomas Carroll burned in a cabin. cause unknown.
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Col. E. Hoefer
Oregon
Pilot Rock
Colonel Hofer
Linda
Siva
Col. Hofer
Plot Rock
Plaines
Hutte
Mont
Phil Fay
Thoms Carrell
Cvt
Taft urged to secure West Umatilla extension funds
Portland attorney Says President Taft is key to finishing the West Umatilla Irrigation project. He cites favorable views from Interior Secretary Wisher and the board of engineers and proposes an appropriation of 500000 dollars yearly for eight years. The Oregon delegation is pressed to act.
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Board of Engineers
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Eeight
Oregon Delecation
the For
Pioneer speed maniac here in Pendleton history wow
Captain H M St Cyr the famed railway daredevil returns to Pendleton after nineteen years. Once he startled Oregon by a lightning ride a mountain descent at high speed to avert a wreck on a Kamela line. In 1892 he helped pull a manifest train from Kamela to avert a collision.
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Kamela
Mountain Side
H. OM
Dimn
Pendleton
St. Cyrhee Deen
Promised Land
St. Cyr
Thighty
Balyntine
Moore Im Ohlige
Hillard
Kameda
East Oregonian Correct News on Furnish Project Lands
In a special Stanfield Gate report, Furnish officials dispute a recent story about the lands project near Spokane. The piece notes exaggerations and presents images and testimony showing improvements and preparations for opening up irrigation sites, with local figures Slewo and others in attendance.
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Or. L. Slewoo
Colonger
Deloneine
Ate Sherwani
Ias
Hive Fieon
Westminster mop er suspect arrested
Vancouver, B C Nov 4 John Poxeyk, a native of Southern Europe, was arrested by local police and charged with being a member of the gang that robbed the Bank of Montreal at Westminster of nearly 700000 a few weeks ago. The gang’s loot, including 700 dollars and 4000 in mixed currency, was found on a person who turned up the evidence at the City Hotel.
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B. C
John Poxeyk
Europe
Ant
Fung
Bank of Montreal
Westminister
Ein
Chy Hotel
Murder Probe Extended to Grave in Arsenic Deaths
Officials exhumed the body of Richard Smith to test if his death ties to a string of arsenic poisonings at North Henderson home. Coroner Hoffmann and Dr Luconte seek to confirm or dispute police theory that nine victims were poisoned. No direct link to Vermilyn woman established. she maintains innocence. Police still guard a pneumonia-stricken lodger in the same case.
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Mhilergo
Tis
Richard Smith
Louish Vaermilyn
Hoffmann
Luconte
North
Henderson
Ilk
Smith
Former Umatilla Farmer SuiSides In Instinct City Near La Grande
A once prosperous Umatilla County farmer Chris Simpeon was found dead in Instinct City near La Grande on Thursday. Witnesses cited heavy drinking and poverty as factors. he had moved from Island City, ran a mobile farm, and recently worked as a teamster. He left a wife and several children, with the eldest in farming.
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Instinct
la Grande
Island City
Severar
Iate
Ann
Albertie
Fania Burhaca and Tenn Reon Arrested in Inn Murder Case
The Tallin rancher and his partner, Fania Burhaca and Tenn Reon, face murder charges for the killing of a local resident. Their defense cites extenuating circumstances tied to threats, with authorities stressing the high stakes in the case and ongoing investigation by Red In police.
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Fania Burhaca
Pendleton Mayor Ballot Open for One Week Listing Candidates
The ballot lists W. E. Brock W. P. Matlock F. J. Quinlan J. I. Ralby I. L. Sharon Dan P. Smythe P. Strain V. Strople Jd V. Tallman as possible mayoral candidates. Legal Pendleton voters mark an X by their choice then mail or deliver the ballot to The Gazette in person. Voting runs for one week with results announced Saturday, November 11.
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W. EL. Brock
W. P. Matlock
F. J. Quinlan
J. I. Ralby
I. Ll. Sharon
Dan P. Smythe
P. Strain
V. Strople
Pendleton
Muller
Oregontia
Civilized Italy Barbaric China and the Hankow Revolt
Reports from Shanghai indicate the rebels captured the city with minimal casualties while imperial forces and foreign concessions endured attacks. Hankow battles are described as among the revolt’s bloodiest with massacres reported in the Chinese section after a rebel reversal. Admiral Murdock landed marines. fears arise for Wesleyan Mission near Har river. A Pekin conference between Yuan Shi Kai and General Li may yield a truce as China contemplates a new constitution. Chinese revolutionists announce funding limits after November 30.
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China
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Comber
Wesleyan
Har River
Murdock
Pekin
Yuan Shi Kai
Yuan
Natonal Assembly
Princeton Beats Harvard Eleven in Wet May Clash
Princeton defeated Harvard 8 to 0 in an afternoon game watched by about thirty thousand. White of Princeton scored on an eighty yard kickoff return in the first half. Harvard's scoring drive was stopped with a few early attempts, while Princeton added two more late in the game.
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Harvard
Osborne
Perfert
White
Riley Wendell
Morrie
Itauans avenge defeat on babies in Tripoli outrages
Lieutenant Montague, staff attached in Tripoli, reports horrific massacres by Italians against women and children in captured houses. He describes a house found with 329 murdered women and children, and another ruin filled with bodies. He says these acts are revenge for Italian losses and urges England to intervene to stop the slaughter.
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Montague
Tripoli
Mortugue
England
Italian cruelties in Tripoli may trigger demand for warfare rules
London reports indicate possible coordinated pressure by powers asking Italy to follow civilized warfare. Notes were sent to foreign officials accusing Italy of violating the Geneva treaty protecting non combatants and prisoners of war. British correspondents from Tripoli describe massacres of women and children and challenge Prettier Glolitt's denials.
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London
Tripoli
Italy
Tot of 4 Makes R R Trip Alone
Special correspondence from Ore details a four year old girl named Ab iress Meador traveling alone from Walla Walla Washington to KReho to spend winter with grandparents Mr and Mrs Marlon Schivenor. The child enjoyed the trip and showed care beyond her years while the train crew and older travelers doted on her.
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Wong
Penncheton
Spectal Session in Washington Deliberates Primaries Law
A special session in Washington state opened with Governor Thisle urging a tight action to move a presidential primaries law forward. Public sentiment shows urgency for meeting the high stakes and shaping election procedures.
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Thisle
Admits Drinking Led to Fatal Domestic Disturbance
In Grande Oregon on November 4, Chirke Sloper a Waltonamator of theft confessed to his wife that he uttered an act after drinking. Police report indicates a domestic disturbance ending with admission.
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Chirke Sloper
le Tad
Commercial bodies unite in singing plan for county boosters
J J Keefe secretary of the local Commerce association leads a push to harmonize business groups through a traveling quartet of vocalists. A donor plan envisions performances in towns under local organization auspices with all acts credited to each group. Members are urged to lend talent and support as the Commercial club installs a piano to back the entertainment drive.
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J. J. Krocfe
Local Commerce Association
Musiy Univy
Tt Fh
Assleto Arce
Keefe
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