Two Men Found Dead in County Saturday Night
Two men died within the county Saturday night with coroner attention but no inquest. Louie Dupler a 66 year old half breed was found dead near Deadman’s Canyon after working with Lowen Lavier on a Jodlo farm. Lavier could not revive him. moonlight suggested his death occurred around 5 o’clock. The second death was Allen Floyd found suffocated in a bed in Athena Stell building after drinking Friday night and put to bed around 11. Floyd had long worked near Athena and will be buried at Advert.
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Advert
Fudge Upton Dead Witts Walla
Walla Walla, Nov 5 The community mourns the death of W H Upton a longtime figure in the area He died at the Walla Walla Hospital after a brief illness heart failure at 445 pm He was unconscious for two hours before passing His career and origins trace to California and Oregon with education at Portland Academy and Yale College The death is reported by local friends and associates from the Northwest legal circle and business community
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Water power scheme heard near completion in Colorado venture
Backed by a $9,000,000 syndicate, Myron T. Merrick of Cleveland and Thomie T. Walsh of Denver claim near completion of a plan to harness 10 mountain streetmen in Colorado to develop electricity and water power within a 110 mile radius of a central station, aiming to cover the entire middle west.
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Thompson in Naval Service to Law Career and Politics
Thompson, secretary of the navy, pursued law studies at Columbia University where he earned Li B. in 1879 and LL. M. in 1880. He moved to Washington D. C. and resigned from the navy department in 1840, then settled in Wallin Walla to practice law. He was elected to the city council and legislature in 1888 and became one of the state’s first superior judges in 1889, reelected in 1892 amid Democratic opposition.
Habeas Corpus Case for Leopold Murder Suspect
Chicago Nov 5 court granted four writs of habeas corpus for Leopold accused in Margaret Lerle murder. His attorney says police aim to coerce a confession via custodial pressure. Judge Pinckney later ordered the sheriff to custody Leopold and shield him from police until trial.
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Leopold
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Ttn
Federal court rulings mix violence and industry impact
Salt Lake County farmers win a federal decree halting smelters from emitting ore above ten percent copper and banning arsenic discharge, with a 30 day effective date. The order follows suit by multiple farmers alleging livestock and crop damage from smelter smoke. In Georgia, Rev. J C Rawlings is noted as convicted for hiring a killer, amid broader court actions in Utah and Covington Cincinnati bridge case.
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California Three Cornered Fight in Election Day
California faces a three cornered race as parties prepare final get out the vote plans. Weather forecasts predict fair conditions in most regions tomorrow with rain in the northwest as voters head to the polls. Reports from New York indicate heavy betting, with Hughes favored and an expected large plurality.
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Cashier Van DepVoort of Lakeside Bank Kills Self
Nov 6 Lakeside Hank of Lake Adame cashier Van DepVoort died by suicide this morning. Authorities say the man faced alleged defalcations or financial trouble. the exact motive and details remain under investigation. Local police already secured the scene and initial inquiries are underway.
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Colonel Borberanoff Shot in Maneuvers at Nishninovgorod
During military maneuvers in Nishninovgorod on November 1 Colonel Borberanoff was shot by his own men in what is thought an accidental incident as all cartridges were believed blank. The wound is serious.
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Supreme Court in Session Hearings Begin in Oregon
The Oregon Supreme Court convenes with three justices present to hear about 20 cases this term. Attending out-of-town lawyers include Turner Miller La Grande J W McCulloch Ontario and others as the court weighs a rising backlog of cases and contemplates workload. Madame Pattis interview notes claim she earned $360000 in a single year from singing.
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T. H. Crawford
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Leroy Lomax
Baker City
W. R. Myers
Thaw Trial Not Imminent Says Officials
New York and Pittsburg dispatches report no immediate trial date for Thaw. Assistant United States Attorney Smarth says Thaw is unlikely to be tried before December as Thaw’s attorneys seek to block further examination. Detective O'Meara notes Thaw will plead justification with efforts to prove he was acting in self defense when White was shot.
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Nov
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Two Bank Cashiers Plead Guilty to Forgery
Henry Hering Henrig cashier of the defunct Mil wanker Avenue State bank pleaded guilty to forgery and embezzlement. Steneland also pleaded guilty to additional counts of forgery. Sentences range from one to fourteen years, to run concurrently with existing terms.
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O R N Will Spend Over 1 Million on Blue Mountains Roadbed
The O R N reports over 1,000,000 spent this season on repair work across the Blue mountains. Washouts last May drove much of the cost, with about 150 men encamped at Meacham completing tasks before winter. Fourteen miles of track from Hiren to Kamela were ballasted and are being dressed for inspection by A T Mohler of the Harriman system.
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Re elected commissioners named by Umatilla County Agricultural Society
The Umatilla County Agricultural Society reelected commissioners Leon Cohen, Teutsch and Roosevelt to the Eastern Oregon full commission. A meeting is set for November 13 to elect officers and address budget matters. Secretary prospects and a pending financial statement for the recent fair are discussed, with several awardees listed for premium payments.
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Lee Teutechana
EB. Roosevelt
Umatilla
Mesers
Pendleton Schools See Superintendent Traver Resign
Prof Traver resigns as Pendleton city school superintendent effective immediately. He cites no reason but expects to leave for Portland around January 1. He praises the board and staff, notes the strong teaching corps, and says his successor should have no difficulty continuing the steady work. Speculation centers on J B Landers or J W Huff as interim or permanent replacement.
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Bench Warrants Seize Suspects in City Election Probe
Grand jury endorsed new bench warrants amid alleged corruption in St. Louis election primaries. Names withheld pending arrest or detention as warrants issued and executed. Police and prosecutors pursue several suspects linked to irregularities in the local election process.
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Chiefs appeasing tactics praised by Greely at Omaha
An official dispatch from General Greely reports all chiefs rounded up by troops and held as prisoners of war at Fort Meade. The plan is to bring the chiefs to Washington to present the line to Secretary Mitchcock. Colonel Rodgers' conciliatory tactics receive approval. Joe Combs to ship 400 head of fine horses from Baker City this week.
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