Stora Case Echoes Steinheil Debates In Paris Trial
In the Seine assize court Stora, who killed his mistress Mile. Muguet after years of taunting, was acquitted under the first offender's act. Witnesses described Muguet as disagreeable. the court remarked it is better to leave such a mistress than kill her. The verdict follows parallels drawn to the Steinheil affair and critiques of French judicial procedure.
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London
Steinheil
Paris
Stora
Seine Assize Court
Mile
Muguet
Ike
Mugnet
Milguet
Seal Escapes and Devours Fish in Green Lake
Seattle Park officials chase the escaped seal Bismark from Woodland Park to Green Lake. The seal has devoured fish, alarmed residents, and thwarted multiple recapture efforts led by Park Superintendent J W Thompson and game warden Harry Rief. Bismark, once part of the Alaska Yukon Pacific exhibit, slipped a Woodland Park pen and now roams the lake reducing fish stocks.
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J. W. Thompson J
Woodland Park
Green Lake
Laine
Harry Rief
Buffalo Jones plans Africa expedition to rope every species
New York reports Buffalo Jones announces plans to crossbreed buffalo and cattle in Arizona for the government and sails to Africa in March to rope a specimen of every dangerous animal. He says two top ropers will join the west team, with equipment and trained cow ponies, while other notable figures like Felon Thompson and Emerson Hough will host a dinner in Buffalo Jones's honor on December 4.
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New York
Buffalo" Jones
Buffalo
Cittle
Arizana
Africa
Exid Jones
West
M. 10. Loveless
Capitan
N. BM
James T. Owen
Famous Italian Ronnes Enlists in Army
Emilio Lunghi, noted Italian runner who set multiple world records since arriving in the United States, will return to Italy next week to serve in the Italian army for about three years. After completing service he plans to resume athletic activities in Italy.
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New York
Emilio Longhi
Italy
Lunghi
Seven Hundred Yard Race Sets 27 Year Old Mark
Harold Wilson, England’s fastest mile runner, broke a 27 year old record in the seven hundred yard race and set new records in the half mile and a two thirds of a mile. Wilson, who won the 1500 meters at London Olympics, returned to his country after lack of success here.
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Harold Wilson
England
Wilson
London
Havill Edits From Jail After Thanksgiving Day
Mount Carmel editor Ora F Havill, jailed for six days on criminal libel, spends the term writing headlines from his cell. He has turned the jail into an editorial sanctum with a table for editing and visits from reporters and staff.
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Mount Carmel
Ora F. Havill
Havill
Coop
State Should Support Widows and Orphans
Judge Lindsey of Denver warns in St Paul that state support for widows, their children, and orphans is inevitable and the only solution to the juvenile question. He cites 2,000,000 children entering courts in 18 years and calls for widows to be state charges, saying private charity cannot meet the duty.
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St. Paul. Minn
Lindsey
Denver
Crookston
Cherry Miné
Begged for meal with 700 in pockets at La Crosse depot
A well dressed man calling himself Albert Young was taken to police headquarters after begging for food at a back door restaurant. Police found 700 in his inside pocket. He loitered in the depot waiting room for two days, spoke distractedly, and may be a Waukegan, Illinois resident of prominence. He is held pending investigation.
Leniency Saves Brewer From Imprisonment in Jefferson County
Denver Adolph Zant, a wealthy brewer, avoided a possible term in prison for violating the Sunday closing law through district court leniency at Golden. An agreement settles the case with no future liquor sales at the Amusement resort partly owned by Zantine, and co-defendants may plead nolo contendere with a nominal fine. A new trial will be granted, ending a potential 18 month sentence.
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Denver
Adolph Zant
Jefferson County
District Court
Golden
Z2tinge
Zane
Co-Defendents
Zong
Coburn Given Ten Year Liquor Ban After Parole
In San Bernardino Judge Minds imposed a decade long liquor ban on L. J. Coburn after he pleaded guilty to forging checks. Coburn must avoid alcohol, visiting liquor selling venues, and associating with drinkers, while living at a Montana relative’s ranch under supervision to care for his wife and two late children.
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Coburn
Montana
Indians Grow Warlike Near Arizona New Mexico Line
San Hernarding Robert noper and two nephews arrived from Oralht on the Arizona New Mexico boundary bringing information that settlers report a threatened approach by the Hopi Indians. Poller said Indians have been restless for weeks and ordered workers to leave the region. Their warlike demonstrations caused a general stampede as remaining homesteaders hurried to protect families.
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San Hernarding
Robert Noper
Oralht
Arizona-New Mexico
Ins
Robet Poller
In Need of Repair Contact R. 2902
A short notice states a helper is available for repair work upon request. It advertises prompt service and delivery of requested repairs.
East Oregonian Ad Notices for Calling Cards Printing
Classified item notes East Oregonian offering calling cards wedding stationery and commercial printing services to order. Includes turnkey options for personal and business stationery and related printed materials.
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East Oregonian
Lumber worth more than half a billion in U S output
Washington reports a 28 percent drop in last year’s lumber and shingle production totaling 541,545,040 dollars from 31,231 mills. Yellow pine from the south led output, with Douglas fir and white pine following. Louisiana and Texas were top yellow pine producers while Washington supplied most Douglas fir.
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South
Washington
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Texas
Michigan
Oregon
Minnesota
Pennsylvanka
Utah
Nevada
North Dakota
Northwest
Alabama
New Hempshire
New England
Maine
Massachusetts
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Lumber Report
United States
W. M. Steuart
Statlemian
J. T. Welchel
Bureau of the Census
R. 8. Kellogg
Women travel freely abroad, say Ohio travelers
Mrs. W. Ly of Columbus and Miss Helen Deshler report that women can travel unattended around the world as safely as across the United States. They recently toured the globe from Seattle to Japan, Siberia, Kinsey, Germany, and Prince, and found strangers courteous and travel aids helpful throughout.
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New York
United States
Neighbor accused in arsenic baby death case
In Chicago a neighbor woman caring for a 12 day old baby of Mia Frank Davis of Salisbury Mistook arsenic powder for talc and dusted the child after a bath. The infant died and a coroner’s jury returned an accidental death verdict. The mother is distraught.
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Mia
Frank Davia
Salisbury
Power Sites Withdrawal Raises Deschutes River Land Rift
Power Sites Withdraws Ballinger Kine withdraws from a 262 acre Deschutes river area in Oregon. The withdrawal ties to controversy over granting a railroad right of way and allegedly blocking power plant construction in Deschutes canyon.
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Woellington
Ballinger
Deschutes River
Oregon
TN and
Harriman
Deschutes Canyon
Athena News Notes: Local meeting and town notes
Athena Ore November 30 A meeting of the opera house tonight will discuss the December 3 basketball game with Weston after a practice. Mr and Mrs Byron Hawks return from Spokane. The Athena department store adds swinging seats for dry goods customers. J F Elwood becomes O R & N depot operator. Rancher Marion Hansell and bride plan to live six miles NW of Athena. Misses Gertrude Luna and Dora Bennett open sewing parlors on Main Street. An advertising block touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with a money back guarantee.
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Athena
Ore
Opera House
Weston
Byron N. Hawks
Spokane
J. F. Elwood
Grand Trunk Railway
Marion Hansell
Athens
Gertrude Luna
Dora Bennett
Main Street
College Girls Plan Washington Protest On Miss Paul Case
New York reports that college girls led by the College Equal Suffrage league plan to travel to Washington to urge the senate department to intervene in the imprisonment in England of Miss Paul. The militant suffragette sits a 30 day sentence for smashing a window at the Lord Mayor of London banquet. Harriet Stanton Black backs resolutions from women groups arguing Miss Paul is a political prisoner, not an ordinary criminal.
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New York
College Equal Suffrage League
Washington
Senate Department
England
Miss Paul
London
Harriet Stanton Black
Paul
A Hairy Breadth Escape From Coughs and Pneumonia
A health notice urges stopping a lingering cough to prevent pneumonia or consumption and promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy. Available through C. Koeppen & Bros in 26c, 60c, and $1.00 bottles.
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Ballard
C. Koeppen & Bros
Clark Wireless Stock Split and Price Movement Report
Clark Wireless shows 22 cents per share trading details with a record of -308 and mentions Journal Portland Oregon as the source. The item notes per share price information and a market action reference in a compact newspaper brief.
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Clark Wireless
Journal
Portland
Ore
Room for rent in East Oregonian building on Wain Street
Good store or office room for rent in the East Oregonian building on Wain Street inquiry at this office for details and terms.
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East Oregonian
Wain Street
A GOOD COUGH MIXTURE Remedy From Pure Whisky
A simple, opiate-free cough remedy promises rapid cold relief. Mix two ounces glycerine, a half ounce virgin oil of pine compound, and eight ounces pure whisky in a large bottle to last a family a year. Virgin Oil of Pine compound is produced by Leach Chemical Co in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
East Oregonian Reports First Clans Job Printing
The East Oregonian details the first clans job printing initiative, outlining outcomes and key figures involved. It notes the procedural steps, dates, and locations relevant to the project and mentions local organizations supporting the effort.
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East Oregonian
First Clans
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Toledo
Northwestern Gas & Electric Co
Matlock Building
Singer and
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Lewis & Lelington
Seth Spinner
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J. L. Vaughan
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