Warner Woman Faces Criminal Concealment Charges Over Malicious Search Warrant
Mrs Mabel Warner her husband and detective Craddick face criminal charges in Oregon for allegedly securing a search warrant with malicious intent to probe the Farmer Bank of Weston and Weston residents. District Attorney Phelps said a formal complaint would be filed in Justice Court with potential additional defendants.
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Farmer’ Bank of
Weaton
Mabel Warner
Craddick
Phelps
Justice Court
Oregon
Mere
Warner
Justice Richards
Athena
Hal
Mre
Young
Mre. Warner
Hall
Westonites
Justice Richardson
Mitter
Fie
Local college scores prompt midseason recap
Michigan area teams post various results with standout numbers: Minnesota 15 Wisconsin 17 at halftime, Carlisle 18 Chicago 4 final, Yale 12 Harvard 6 final. Report notes shifting momentum and upcoming schedule implications.
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Minesota
Wisconsin
Carlisle
Chicago
Yale
Harvard
Trash Cash to Railroad Men Sparks Reno Nov 23
In Reno Nov 23 train crews on the Southern Pacific at Sparks faced stoppage when cashing payroll checks failed. A conference between Superintendent Manson and bank officials at Farmers' and Merchants National Bank secured $100, taken to Sparks by auto, to enable workers to be paid and resume duties.
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Reno
National Bank of Reno
Southern Pacific
Sparks
Manson
Railroad
San Francisco
Portland swindler netted funds with fake checks
J E Bennett of St Louis fraudulently obtained 825000 from Portland Trust Co using counterfeit checks and the name C S Clark of Missouri Pacific. Disguised as a visitor in Portland last August, the fraud was uncovered about a month later. Bennett forged about 10000 in total.
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Portland
J. E. Benneu
St. Tals
St. Louis
Cric
Bennett
C. 8
Clark
Missouri Pacific
Portland Hold Up Ends With No Injuries Reported
In Portland on November 22 four holdup men and pawnbroker Ben Holsman exchanged gunfire in a crowded street. A man entered the pawn shop asking to see an army Colt revolver, fired, and fled with the weapon as his three accomplices outside opened fire. Holsman returned fire. no arrests have been made.
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Portland
Goel
Ben Holaman
Holsman
Rotten track lines spark postmaster inquiry
The National Union of Trackmen filed with Postmaster General Meyer alleging Missouri Pacific has only about 200 miles of safe lines out of 7000 total. They accuse management of decay and rotten rails and spikes that can be pulled with fingers, urging action by President George Gould.
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National Union of Tradesmen
Waunt Meyer
Wishington
Missouri Pacific
Meyer
National Union of Trackmen
Meyey
George Gould
Bradley case defense eyes acquittal in insanity struggle
Washington reports the Bradley defense preparing for the insanity experts battle on Monday. The defense expects acquittal and cites a new insanity defense link through Shrevebury, the defendant's uncle, who attests to family insanity. Powers says Dr Evans of the Thaw case will testify for nothing to support the claim.
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Washington
Bradley
Shrewebury
Powers
West Claims Self Defense in Donnelly Killing
Ben West, jailed on a first degree murder charge in Baker City, insists he acted in self defense when Millard Donnelly attacked him in a tunnel. He says he drew his knife to save his life, denies opening reports of the clash, and plans to prove his justification before a trial jury.
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Millard Donnelly
Ben West
Baker City Herald
West
Donnelly
Witnémson
Ikon
Union Thanksgiving Service in Pendleton at Firest M E
Pendleton churches unite for a 7 30 p m Thanksgiving service at the Firet M E church with Rev F J H von Lubken preaching. The Ministerial association, newly organized, handles plans and city pastors assist in song and arrangements.
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Pendleton
Firet M. E
F. J. H. von Lubken
First Congregational Church
Ministerind Association
Navy report warns of foreign dependence for war matériel
Washington November 23 General impetus urges foreign purchases of war material while American factories finish current contracts. Rear Admiral N E B Munson cites ship armament flaws and armor piercing projectiles, torpedoes, rifles, and machine guns wearing out. The Navy seeks authorization to buy abroad to ensure supplies and avert gaps in armament.
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Ieport
United States
Washington
Unpis
N. EB. Muntison
Newal Bureau of Ordinance
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Italk
Harvard Yale Game Ends With Yale Lead At Half
Cambridge November 22 before 40000 spectators Yale led Harvard 4 to 0 at halftime of the annual Harvard Yale game. Notable attendees included the Duchess of Marlborough and Mrs Belmont. Stage star Steel King and his actress wife were among others observing the event.
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Cambridge
Mass
Yale
Duchess of Marlborough
Mra Oo
Belmont
Steel King Cover
Safe blown open at New Googe saloon in Namler Ore
A bold robbery occurred at the New Googe saloon in Namler Oregon when intruders blew the safe with nitre at 2 AM and secured 300 in coin. A clue to the suspects is being pursued as investigators search the area. In Newton Massachusetts Mrs. Jessie Hedges killed herself and her two young sons by gas sealing them in a room.
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Namler
Ore
Googe
Colin
Jessie Hedges
Newton
Mass
Trial of Adams Anumulg in Idaho Murder Case
In Kootenai county Idaho Darrow lambasts the state and Pinkertons while arguing for Steve Adams life. He says the prosecution is a humbug and a fraud and accuses the state of using fear to force a guilty verdict. Knight and Darrow clash as they prep for Pettibone proceedings.
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Darrow
Pinkertons
Idaho
Adams
Cut
Mouse
Boise
Pettibone
McParland
Newspaper men shot in Kansas City duel
In a revolver duel editor O D Woodward of the Kansas City Post and managing editor H J Chaves were wounded by FR C Horn, the editorial writer. Horn fired three times, hitting Woodward in the ing, and Graves in the groin. Horn surrendered to office staff saying they robbed me.
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Kansas City
Navy
O. D. Woodwand
Kansas City Post
H. J Chaves
FR. ¢. Horn
Horn
Woolward
Graves
Norn
No tariff revision this year stated by representative
Washington November 28 1933 Representative Ryan of New York after a talk with the president said there will be no tariff revision this year. The remark signals continued tariff policy without changes though specifics were not disclosed.
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Washington
Ryan
New York
Biggest Ranch Deal Of The Year In Buttercreek Sale
The Guiliford ranch on Buttercreek near Vinson post office sold to M. McCracken for 25620 dollars. The 3190 acre sheep ranch formerly owned by William H. Gulliford and partners will see the Gullifords retire from the sheep business. McCracken also purchased town property from Gulliford for 4000 dollars, including fractional lot 9, block 23, Reservation addition and fractional lot 11 in Arnold and Raley's additions.
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Guiliford
Buttercreek
M. McCracken
Recorder
McCracken
Wiliam H. Gulliford
Vinson Post Office
Gulliford Bros
Gullifords
W H. Gulliford
Arnold & Raley
Gullifort
MAYCHIP HINDUS TO HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
Seattle reports H D Kay, a Hawaii sugar planter representative, offering unemployed northwest Hindus seasonal work on Oahu and Hawaii plantations. Labor demand exists. negotiations proceed with several steamship lines for passage, aiming to relieve northwest winter cares.
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Seattle
H. D. Kay
Sugar Planters
Hawaii
Northwest
Oahu
Stock Market Recovers on Heavy Foreign Buying
In New York on November 23 heavy buying orders from England and Germany and active covering by natives for short accounts pushed stocks higher in early trading. The advance culminated in a stampede as rumors of a favorable bank statement spread. Union Pacific rose about four points with rail and industrial issues following buoyant tendency.
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New York
England
Germany
Union Pacific
Murder Suicide Fire At New Rochelle Home
Wealthy New Yorker B N Smith and wife were found dead in their New Rochelle residence as flames engulfed the house. Police believe Smith killed his wife then took his own life after setting the fire. Two maids were overcome by smoke on the third floor.
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New Hochelle
N. Y
B. N. Smith
Smith
Holidays For Another Week Continue Bank Holidays
Portland scene reports Governor Chamberlain plans to extend bank holidays for at least one more week. He sees no reason to end the suspension yet, warning that a sudden lift could trigger a rush by cautious depositors.
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Portland
United Press
Chamberlain
Russia Wipes War Debt With Japan Payment
London reports Russia paid 24.4022 million dollars to the Japanese embassy, wiping out the balance of its wartime debt for maintenance of Russian prisoners. The action marks a final settlement of the debt.
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Riesia
London
Japan
Russia
Earthquake Shock Recorded Near Samoa Islands
A Lajache Austria aeismograph on November 23 recorded no terrific quake in the area, though experts believe a tremor occurred near a Samoa island group. The event lasted about two hours and was detected locally.
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Lajache
Austria
Samoa
Suspects Not Men Wanted Stir Oregon Chase
Sheriff Childers of La Grande and Deputy Wilson pursued four westbound riders matching escaped prisoners' descriptions. In Bingham Springs the gang denied involvement, and none matched the fugitives. The deputies concluded the escapees likely headed east, leaving them ready to continue the hunt.
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Childers
la Grande
Bert Wilson
Union County
Bingham Springs
Sheriff's Office
Wilson
Bingham
No. 2
Sheriff Childers
Confectionery Owner Burned In Peanut Roaster Accident
J. D. Colt, proprietor of a Roseburg confectionery, was severely burned by gasoline while attempting to light the burners in a peanut roaster.
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J. ¥. Colt
Roseburg
New Oregon Modern Theater Opens After Major Renovation
The New Oregon Modern Theater in Wil] will open to the public tomorrow after extensive renovations costing about $2000. Improvements include updated lighting with more footlights, new stairways and exits, refreshed paint, and a reconfigured box office. The Streeter Bryan company debuts with its first bill, aiming for strong attendance.
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Frazer Theater
The
Oregon
I i
Court Street
W. F. Matlock
Streeter-Bryan
Hmit
Republican leaders arrested in Lison unrest attempt
Nov 23 report says several republican leaders were arrested in Lison for inciting discontent within the king's personal guards to seize the government. They may be shot.
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Lison
County Receives Carload of Corrugated Pipe for Roads
A county carload of corrugated culvert pipe arrived today and is stored behind the courthouse. The pipes vary in size, telescope in shipment, and will be used on roads countywide for drainage. Though light, the pipe is strong and reportedly resists pressure well. Unloading required tipping wagons halfway to roll off, drawing interest from nearby onlookers.
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Court House
Unjoints Her Neck Free Outdoor Theater Stunt
The Star Theater announces a free outdoor exhibition beginning Monday night. Miss Banett will unjoint her neck and hang by her teeth, performing nightly at 7 46 in front of the theater, with audience urged to arrive early.
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Star Theater
Miss Banett
Family tragedy as mother rescues by rope bound children
In St Louis on November 23 a mother Mrs Katherine Deters tied to her four children with ropes was pulled from a river around 2 AM. Police were summoned by the screams and saved the family. One child was nearly drowned as they were bound by two strands of rope around the waist and feet.
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Pasadena
Hon
South Pasadena
I. H. Anderson
St. Louis
Katherine Deters
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Selp
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NEW Oregon Modern Theater
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