Adventurous heiress in Weston bank search case
Mrs Mabel Young Warner, linked to the late J W Young, again drives a melodrama as officers seek wills and papers in the Farmers Bank of Weston and private homes. A forged will surfaced during the Weston search, with DA Phelps warning of proper procedure and legal stakes in the ongoing civil case.
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Nelce
J. W. Young
Armad
Weston Mesidencea
Weston Bank
Courts
Mabel Young Warner
Weston
Young
Justice Richardes
Farmers’ Bank
Warner
B. B. Hall
Richards
Phelps
Cratick
Craddick
Justice of the Peace
Gerberding
Earl Reynolds
Phillips
Flory
Case
Warner Fis
J. P. Winter
Johnson May Succeed Taggart As National Chairman
In French Lick Indiana on November 22 1913 it is practically decided that a full meeting of the Democratic National Committee will meet in Washington next December to choose the site of the next convention Denver is making the strongest bid sentiment grows for Tom Johnson to succeed Tom Taggart as national chairman of the committee
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French Lick
Ind
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Denver
Tom Johnson
Tom Taggart
King Carlos faces uprising as loyal troops kept in Lisbon
In Lisbon on November 22, King Carlos of Portugal orders royal regiments to concentrate in Lisbon barracks and ships disloyal units to country posts to split battalions, aiming to thwart mobilization. French premier’s parliament refusal triggers widespread anger. government vows to meet force with force and trade stalls as papers are suppressed.
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Prom
Lisbon
Dishrya
Carlos
Portugal
France
Lereun
Apple Market Doubtful Prices With Car Shortage
The Yakima Republic reports apple growers and drivers worry late winter apples will fetch high prices. Eastern markets are short 000,000 barrels due to delayed shipments from the Northwest caused by car shortages on the Northern Pacific. Buyers in the Northwest face heavy losses as shipments move to other markets with weaker prices and many orders are canceled. Apples stored in warehouses deteriorate, further depressing prices and prompting buyers to plan next year’s purchases along shipment lines.
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Yakimi Republic
Northwest
Northern Pacific Line
Gompers Repeats Bribery Allegations Against Branden burg
Norfolk reports President Gompers of the Federation of Labor reiterating charges that Branden burg offered bribes to sign a discrediting paper and that Branden burg tried to bring Gompers and Vancleve of the manufacturing association together yesterday.
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Norfolk
Gompers
The
Federation of Labor
Broughton Brandenburg
Federation
Brandenburg
Vancleve
Manufacturing Association
England Seizes Island Near Hong Kong Fortifies It
Manila reports England has seized Pedro Blanco Island near Hong Kong and is fortifying it, establishing a strong defensive position amid ongoing tensions. Royal forces moved to secure the outpost, signaling a strategic advance in the region.
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England
Earthquake Shakes Japan Empire at Tokio Nev 22
An earthquake struck Japan with Tokio as the noted center last night. Early reports indicate no major damage or injuries.
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Japan
Tokio
Workmen Uncover Rich Galena Deposit in Spokane Sewer Project
Workmen digging a new sewer trench in Spokane yesterday uncovered a rich galena ore deposit. The find appears promising for local ore production and may affect related construction timelines. Local officials will assess the site and determine next steps.
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Spokane
Governor Chamberlain Faces Peanut Politics Charge
In Portland Nevada Governor Chamberlain rejects a Surety Co charge that he is engaging in peanut politics to recover state funds tied to a defunct bank. He says State Treasurer Steel should resign, warning of possible criminal proceedings. The Surety aims to delay bond payment for three more years saving about 53000 in interest.
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American Surety Company
Chamberlain
Steele
Io Kresign—Surety Company
Steel
Portland
Nev
Champberlain
American Surety Co
Murder confession rocketing public as Steele implicates Mrs Todd
Last Steele statement, confessing to Tek murder, was due to be released this morning and ties Mrs Todd to the crime. She vanished Wednesday amid immunity talks, possibly fleeing to avoid prosecution after fearing her role would be exposed.
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Steele
Tek
Todd
Steeles
Cashier Charged In Brooklyn Bank Case
New York clerks report five sealed indictments in the Borough Bank of Brooklyn matter. Five minutes later cashier Arthur Campbell was arraigned on two indictments charging forgery in the third degree and grand larceny in the first degree.
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New York
Borough Bank of Brooklyn
Arthur Campbell
Attorneys Petition to Start Supreme Court Session During Holidays
Local lawyers sign a petition circulated by Judge Lowell asking the supreme court to begin its fall session despite legal holidays. The petition argues that business in several circuit courts is piling up and that delaying the court could force concurrent conventions during holidays unless the court convenes now.
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Supreme Court
Lowell
Strangers in a Strange Land Forced Merges in Japan
Vancouver news reports J P Bathgate testified before Commissioner King that Standard Oil and American Tobacco were compelled to merge with Japanese firms in Japan. Japanese authorities placed Japanese directors on payrolls at high salaries, while foreigners faced insurmountable obstacles. The policy was described as keeping Japan for the Japanese.
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Standard
Japan
American Tobacco
Murai Bros
Vancouver
B. C
Standard 61l
American Tobacco Company
Commissioner King
J. P. Bathgate
Mural Bros
Bathgate
Berkeley Seattle High Postpones Thanksgiving Game
Fearing the Washington Idaho matchup would draw too much attendance the Berkeley high school Seattle high school game for Thanksgiving afternoon has been postponed to the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
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Seattle
Berkeley
Twelve Injured In Collision Near Sandusky
Twelve persons were injured in a head on collision between a Lake Shore electric car and the local Soldiers' Home coach just outside Sandusky city limits this morning. John Holzhourer and Fred Horti of one crew were probably fatally injured.
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Sandusky
John Holzhourer
Fred Horti
Open YY. M.C. A. conference meetings in Washington
In Washington on November 23 fifty opening meetings were held citywide. One session took place in the Emdow courtroom where the Bradley trial is under way. Dr. Parkhurst is scheduled to speak this afternoon.
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Washington
YY. M.C. A
Emdow
Bradley
Parkhurst
Powers Relapse Delays Grant County Trial Recessed
Georgetown Ky November 22 Caleb Powers grew ill this morning and the trial resumed after a relapse last night. With the Grant county venue not yet arrived the court recessed.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Grant County
Foraker Endorsed by Ohio Republican Clubs for Senate and President
Senator Foraker of Ohio was formally endorsed yesterday for re election to the United States Senate and for the Republican presidential nomination by the executive and advisory committee of the Ohio League of Republican clubs.
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Senator Foraker
Ohio
United States
Senate
Ohio League of Republican Clubs
Whitman Massacre Commemoration Gather Planned
Walla Walla notes for November 29 1907 as locals and influential West Coast men prepare to observe the Whitman massacre anniversary. Governors Gooding Chamberlain Mead expected. church leaders and pioneers to attend. monument debt recap shows $1100 still due after stone paid and financier died.
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Walla Walla
West
Washington
Oregon
Marcus Whitman
Northwest
Gooding
Idaho
Chamberlain
Mead
Southern Pacific Workers Strike Over Bank Cash Failures
Sparks railroad men refuse to work after local banks fail to cash their Paymaster checks issued yesterday. Last night a mixed cash and certificate plan was arranged and workers likely to accept it, with Sparks and Reno area banks involved.
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Southern Pacific
Reno
Southern Pacific Railroad
Sparks
the & P
Gans and Nelson Clash Over Terms For Rematch
Minneapolis Nov 22 Joe Gans and Battling Nelson opened talks for a new bout this morning but Nelson balked at Gans 66 2 3 percent purse share under all conditions. A further meeting is expected soon.
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Minneapolis
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Nelson
Gans
Mrs Bradley in Court as Utah A G Details Brown Ties
Mrs. Bradley enters court looking cheerfully calm as Utah Assistant Attorney General Arthur Barnes presents evidence about her relations with former Senator Brown. Brown acknowledges paternity of two Bradley children, declaring Arthur Brown and Martin Montgomery as his kids in a blotched February 1905 note, shown by Colonel Kaighn.
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Utah
Washington
Maurice M. Kaighn
Salt Lake
United States Land Office
Senator Brown
Kaighan
Bradley
Coast labor movement eyed for Pacific coast federation
Organized labor in Seattle pushes toward forming a Pacific coast labor council to direct union matters and influence the American Federation of Labor. Bakers in Spokane voted for a coast federation, aiming to extend to major cities, with Northwest support seen. The coast council could press for representation and even threaten withdrawal if demands are unmet.
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Seattle
Pacific Coast Labor Council
American Federation of Labor
Spokane Chronicle
Bakers’ Union
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Coast Labor Council
Rocky Mountains
Four Italians killed in dynamite removal near fire
Four Italians were killed and three seriously injured yesterday at Cheney Washington while attempting to remove a quantity of dynamite from near a fire where they were drying it.
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Cheney
Wash
Adams Cho Goes 10 Jury Relates to Idaho Case
Trial updates from Rathdrum Idaho as Adams faces a murder case over Arthur Collins. Defense seeks to strike prison letters as copies while original documents were not offered. Court proceedings suggest the state failed to prove guilt and anticipate Adams’ acquittal followed by potential re-arrest on related charges.
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Adams
Arthur Collins
Pigeons Targeted by Court House Janitor With Shotgun
Court house pigeons have become a nuisance as they roost on the roof and even perch on the clock’s minute hand. Janitor Gilliland obtained police permission to shoot at the birds and plans to wage a decisive campaign under county court authorization.
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Court House
Gilliland
Polytechnic College of Oakland Produces Wide Demand
The Polytechnic College of Oakland California reports strong progress in business education with a record year ending July 1 1907. Enrollment reached 1127 students and demand for graduates exceeded available hires. The school offers civil electrical mining and mechanical engineering drawing and operates a telegraphy program for Southern Pacific promising placement and tuition refund after one year.
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Polytechnic College of
Oakland
Cal
United States
Polytechnic
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Actress Leslie Carter Payne Declared Bankrupt in New York
Mrs. Leslie Carter Payne known as Mr. Leslie Carter the actress was declared bankrupt in New York yesterday.
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Leslie Carter Payne
Leslie Carter
New York
Bryan Declines Presidency Bid in Democratic Row
William J. Bryan announced he would not seek the presidency after two previous campaigns and defeats. He said he would not run if drafted and hinted he would answer what is a Democrat next Tuesday at a banquet, arguing Roosevelt policies cannot be supported by democrats.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Roosevelt
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Powers
Whitman
Whitman Monument
Austin Rice
Edwin Eels
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Mrs. Bradley
Coast Labor
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Oakland Polytecnic College
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