Gamblers Held for Trial on Larceny Charge
Sam Endigett and Toy Stewart were arraigned before Justice of the Peace on larceny charges and waived examination. They were bound over to the circuit court with bonds set at 3500 each, cash posted, as prosecutors prepared to proceed.
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Sam Endigett
Toy Stewart
Justice of the Peace
Joe Parkes
Circuit Court
Justive
Ja'dlock
Cai
J. Eh Mater
J.T. Hinkle
Attorneva
John McCourt
Plotner
Mor. Phwipa
Conned Jugging Case Hurdles Early Testimony
San Francsco dispatch reports the Relvadier case facing delays as a key witness, Jian TLennpd, keeper, is examined. Prosecutors hope for important testimony but advances suggest there is little incriminating evidence, with preliminary witnesses offering limited detail.
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San Francie
Jian
Ambiguous Dixie event recount in Port Makley area
A partial 19th century news item from Seattle on November 20 describes a misstatement about a Dix renwine incident involving individuals linked to Port Makley and nearby names including George OWS, Toure Murns, George Lubbering and his wife. The report is fragmentary and contains unclear connections and outcomes.
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Seattle
Dix
Seorge Ows
Toure Murns
Port Makley
George Lubbering
Lubbering
Antefer
Mirelig
Sultcinen Win There Point Strike Concessions Hit
Scranton Pennsylvania November 20 switch men won concessions from the Lackawanna railroad after a day of talk. They secured a 10 hour day yard reclassification and a wage increase amounting to about 7 cents an hour in some yards.
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Sultcinen
Scranton
Lackawanna Railroad
Chicago Wheat Market Opens on Nov 20
Chicago wheat opened at 74 7 8 cents and closed mime. Corn opened at 42 1/2 and closed 42. Oats opened at 33 7 8 and closed at 33 6 8.
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Chicago
Oklahoma constitutional convention opens in Guthrie
Guthrie Oklahoma November 20 the constitutional convention opened today and is expected to last about 60 days. Ninety eight of the 112 delegates are Democrats. One Republican, Rev Henry L Cloud, is a full blooded Indian.
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Guthrie
Okio
Henry L. Cloud
Roller Mill Burned Near Walla Walla in Late Night Fire
Fire destroyed the three story Walla Walla roller mill located on the Yellow Hawk near the city cemetery. Operated by Coyle and Campbell makers of the Ratiofaction flour, the blaze consumed 12 000 bushels of wheat 19 000 bags of barley and 350 barrels of flour valued at between 25 000 and 26 000 dollars. Origin under investigation with owner suggesting possible foul play.
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Walla Walla
Yellow Hawk
Coyle & Campbell
Coyle
Great Northern resumes Seattle service amid upheaval
The Great Northern announces the resumption of its Seattle to Beattle and Perth service today after earlier disruptions. A Northern Pacific tunnel under the Cascades reportedly suffered 200 feet of undermining, and Mrs Creation War reportedly faced a boil event yesterday. Esther hina Neon Weld may have broken a hypnotic spell associated with a hoop run.
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Seattle
Great Northen
Cascades
Ether Mitchell
Roathon
Ft le
Esther Hina
Woman Denied New Trial in Elina Anderson Case
In Youngstown Ohio Mrs Jonnie Anderson was denied a new trial after her daughter Elina Anderson, aged 62, died in a 14 year sentence. The report notes the death and the prior conviction and imprisonment details.
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Youngstown
New
Jonnie Anderson
Cno
Elina
Tadiy Id
Two Great Roads to Merge Into One System
A plan to merge Northern Pacific and Burlington routes into a single system is described. The Burlington would be absorbed as the line to Great Falls and the coast, while federal objections prevent naming the Northern Pacific in the final system.
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Braelingston
Chive
Belo
Burlington
Pacific
Falla
Northern Pacific
Fourteen fee dealers indicted in anti competitive conspiracy
Fourteen Philadelphia fee dealers face charges of forming a conspiracy to raise fees and eliminate competition. The indictment alleges collusion to fix prices and restrain trade among providers in the area.
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Miliadelphia
New
Lee
Triad
Record Stand Maintains World Fastest Sprinter Title
Dean Kelly admitted world fastest sprinter after AAU approval confirms 181 seconds for 100 yards set by Dan Kelly of Oregon at Spokane last June. A Biker City youth, Kelly is known locally for Interscholastic meets and had previously run 08.6 seconds at Spokane Inez June, with acceptance now confirmed.
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Dean Kelly
New York
Anya
Dan Kelly
University of Oregon
Spokane
Amateur Athletic Union of
United States
Kelly
Inez
The
Athletic Union
Oregon
Diverse states and territories attend Trans-Missteripp congress
The Trans- Miesteripp congress opens with every state and territory represented. Delegates fill the crowded auditorium as five Latin American countries send speakers. Colorado officials, Western Federation of Miners leaders, and mining figures address the gathering. Earthquake relief prompts thanks to the country from Pacifi respondants.
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Western Federation of Miners
Colorado School of Mines
Kanne
City
Wintes
Sealon
Areshi
Apeik
J. B. Cieo
Col
Bred Ploming
Folk
Pratt
Hoel
Mickey
Stone
Warner
Francie
Viktor Ablerson
Priddent
Miers
Love J
Slove
Enior Bradych Alivki
Benator Flint
Grain grading investigation and La Follette resolution
Interstate Commerce Commission opened hearings on grain grading and rail elevator relations under the La Follette resolution. Ginn of Sherman County may succeed Nolan at The Dalles as insurance probes and related cases in San Francisco and Washington covered.
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Ginn
Sherman County
Nolin
Dalles
Interior Department
Throuch Buren
Corporations
Wil
Tnsuranes
San Pranreisey
Milwaukee
Interstate
Milwaukee Railroad
la Follett
Lane Congress
Wilt De Buried in State, Norfolk Burial Today
The signer of the Declaration of Independence was buried today in Norfolk after a private ceremony. He will be transported aboard the Dubwice to Philadelphia for a state burial on arrival.
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Norfolk
Witeou
Frowid Thur Fidentan
Bregett
Unclear entry on legal matter involving Arictide and Milton
The readable fragments describe a legal contest with references to Alans, a 700,000 weak amount, and a Milton Shilelide case. Names and details are garbled, but the text implies a judicial decision related to a monetary claim and a party named Arictide versus Milton in a Peter, with a focus on payments and penalties.
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Ape Peale Tadas
Shilelide
Milton
Court declines bid to halt fraud case against cattle stock owners
Nov 2 report from Chanhii Neh states the court refused to halt the case against Garrett Richards and WG Com stock in a land and warrants manipulation scandal. Accused parties face trial in connection with alleged fraud involving over $100,000 in warrants and land dealings.
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Es and
Chanhii
Neh
Oarrett Richards
Comstock
Government Examinations For Draughtsmen In Progress
The United States Civil Service Commission is holding examinations today for draughtsmen and related positions. Salary lines range from 1200 to 2180, with counts including 2 senior draughtsmen, 9 wear two on einere draughtsmen, 5 electrical engineers, and 5 heating and ventilating draughtsmen. Very few applicants appeared, hindering staffing for government projects.
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Eveakion
VV. S. Eli Service
Sailor Ghorge Crew Imprisoned for Sealing Near Victoria
In Foy Prisoned in Victoria B C on November 20 Captain Motul Hrin and four crew members are imprisoned for sealing in territorial waters. The incident involves the Sailor Ghorge and underscores enforcement actions against illegal sealing.
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Victoria
B. C
Motul Hrin
Ghorge
Investigation of Agent Edwards Under Indian Office Review
Reports say Senator Felton has forwarded the matter to Washington for an official review. An inspector will be sent to the Timatilla Indian reservation to probe charges that Edwards used influence to secure depositories for the Commercial National Bank. Speculation runs high on whether Edwards will be exonerated or unable to explain all official actions.
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Felton
Edwards
Timatilla
Washington
Edwarde
Commercial National Bank
Goeelp
Innis
Eitwards
Pendleton
Open Shop Pact Aims to Ban Unions in Tacoma Buildings
Four major Tacoma builders, arranging next year’s projects, sealed an open shop pledge. No contract for their four big buildings will be awarded to any firm unless workers are non union or union status is ignored. They plan to push the open shop across all Tacoma construction.
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Tacoma
Woasl
Tacomaa
Yenre
Vtand
Tacoma Whele
Carnegie denies promised money to Kerhtoldt in peace plan
In New York, Carnegie dismissed rumors that he promised Kerhtoldt $1,000,000 to aid a peace plan. The coroner heard accusations in the murder case of Gustave Simon, a wealthy white garment maker, as the motive remained unclear and the suspect woman refused to speak.
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New York
Carnegie Today
Kertholdt
Tiaraosees
Guetive Simonm
Tetanus Ste
Simons
Trains Delayed as Schedule Changes Dreamed
Railroad timetable delays affect ORL and N lines with postponed shifts to Walla Walla via Pendleton. Officials cite winter track conditions and a pending plan to reroute a through Biggs train to Pendleton to improve main line service and connections.
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Weoulid
Wowk
Shifter
Cormmpond
ORL & N
Pereeriten
Walla Walla
Comepany
Poe
Hanmenloe
Biggs
Pendleton
Umatilla
Pendleton&pokane
Milwaukee man testifies on stock in railroads and grain firms
Milwaukee November 20 J Ogden Armsour testified before the commission that he held stock in a number of railroads and a number of grain companies. He said he did not think he caused discrimination by joint ownership.
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Milwaukee
J. Ogden Armsour
Six-Story Hotel Burned in Chicago Fire
A six story Camu street hotel in Chicago was destroyed by fire this morning, with losses estimated at 110000 dollars. The report notes graft charges against L. B. Cenk, former superintendent of the State portage road, to be investigated by Hen Wet and A. Kozer of Salem.
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Chicago
Laws
L. 8. Cenk
Hen Wet and
A. Kozer
Salem
Hotel dynamite blast devastates Milagara area collapse
A dynamite explosion destroyed a Milagara hotel injuring or killing several and triggering a fire. Laurie Ning aged 18 and a Frenchman were among the dead as violence erupted between a Frenchman and an Italian during the brawl. Police reported widespread shooting following the blast and a warehouse break-in supplied the dynamite.
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Victoria
B.C
Cana
Milagara
Laurie Ning
Citi
Vino
Beteen
Jato
Diphtheria Epidemic Shifts Through City Strains
Health officer Braden reports diphtheria cases rising in the city while typhoid fever declines. Several patients are quarantined in local homes to prevent spread, with five to six on median treatment within five to six blocks of the hospital area. Affected children from Sharpertein School remain confined at home.
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Braden
Walla Walla Union
Pollo Miitleer Andre
Negroes Protest After Mayor Refuses Senator Speaking
A delegation of 16 Black politicians and ministers pressed Mayor Mayer to prevent Senator Pitillin from speaking at an upcoming November 37 event. They feared the appearance would advance a controversial annex proposal and stirred protests over the planned program.
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Mayer
Chenge
Senatir Pitillin
Hitiheo
Gayyuet
Ciliman
Senio Toyle
Ulta Stites
Damages Awarded in Portland River Accident Case
In a Portland river accident case Mrs. Fisher sued Vikumitiie Fuels a Nowlyt tion companys for injuries after falling from a boat landing near Lyle. A prior jury awarded $7500, a judge later overturned, and a second trial yielded $2500 plus $200 more than the first. Fisher was boarding a boat when the landing failed to be clearly visible. Partial impairment claimed. case overseen by Judge Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Portland
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