Sams Boys Plead Guilty In Assault Case At Weston
Charles Sams of Weston faced assault and battery charges in circuit court today as the Sams brothers testified their client acted with two accomplices in beating T. F. Walden. Walden suffered multiple fractures and was hospitalized after the attack near his neighbor’s home. The defense contends the assault was not by Sams personally. jurors were seated and the trial proceeds with testimonies and cross examination concluding with final arguments.
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Charles Sams
Weston
Tring
T. FF. Walden
Sams
D. Petenon
Millon
Oveur Cain
Walla Wallin
Alex Malcolm
Charles Nelson
BP. H. Wilson
TE. Linke
Wail Fer McCormmuch
A. D. Sloan
C. K. Huber
John Abr
Trey Winn
J F. Harvey
White
August Zourke
FL Walden
Fetya
Sane
Loving
Werton
Flo
Wenton
Widen
Gawther Siete Wits
Cimtett
Hiniss
Catherts
Wadden
Tor
Heya Nm
Willem Amt Roy Som
Walden
John Harder
Peterson
Milton
Harder
Argu
Stagecoach disaster near Madeline Lakeview on steep incline
Four horses pulling the Madeline Lakeview stage ran onto a dry, boulder-filled creek at the incline bottom. The stage was demolished and passengers thrown clear. Three injured, one likely fatally. victims include Thomas Fluke and G. Menderson among others badly bruised or severely hurt.
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Oroville
Cal
Lakeview Stge
Mondoc
County
Didivy
Thomas Fluke
Menderson
Menderson Metall, Severely Injured; Mie Ficke
J. Fluke
W. J. Dick
Albert Olwen
Growth of New York City Population by 1927 and 1940
Article citing Dr W H Guilfoy registrar of records predicting Greater New York population growth. Estimates based on state census 1905 and federal 1900 show annual growth about 9.16 percent compounded. Projections: 1908 population 4,014,304. 1940 around 4,700,442. 1927 about 5,025,008. 1940 about 12,042,912 if trends continue.
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New York
W. H. Guilfoy
Department of Health
Thie City
Guilfoy
Pasco Cut-Off Contact For Portland and Seattle Route
Contracts set for the Pasco cut-off from Pasco to Spokane creating a new Portland and Seattle line. The route will shave distance, parallel the north bank, and provide a double track between Spokane and Pasco for Northern Pacific and Great Northern.
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Spokane
Tacoma
Pasco
Portland & Seattl
Portland
Seattle
Great Northern
Pacifec
Pari
Northern Pacific
North Bank
Agitation in Havana Over U.S. Intervener Influence
In Havana on October 12 midertes began agitation against the United States. They denounce the provisional government and charge that intervention stems from the influence of sugar and tobacco interests.
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Havana
United States
Midertes
Interomik
Portland
Wolverton
Death of Mrs W D Fletcher in Pendleton
Mrs Eva Fletcher wife of W M Fletcher died at St Anthony's hospital after seven months of illness from complications of stomach trouble. Born in 1850s to a mixed English and Dutch-Pennsylvania background, she studied at Brooklyn Conservatory of Music and trained on the piano with Goldbeck. She served as organist in Cros Wis and later moved to California and Pendleton with her husband in 1875. Survived by her husband and two children Robert and Agnes, both now residents of Pendleton. funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. from the family home 516 Jane Street, burial in Olney cemetery.
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Mre
Eiva Fletcher
W. Methhe
Gweniong
St Anthony's Hospital
Vo Nces
sLomnion
Bette
Diseare
Mrs. Fletcher
Mira Bedhead
Town City
Town
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music
New York City
Goldbeck
Lolpsic
Sletcher
Universalist
In Cros
Wis
California
W. D. Pletcher
Plumas County
Robert
Agnes
Fleteher
Pendleton
Issa
Methadiet Episcopal Church
Rey, Warner
Wil
Jane Street
Olney Cemetery
Establishing Trust Links in Oil Industry Trial
The state aims to prove a large trust among Standard Oil and its subsidiaries Ohio and Manhattan Oil Buckeye Fire Line Solar Refining with Findlay witnesses saying parts were interchangeable and private lines showed credit balances. Court showed transfers of land to Standard as proof of a trust while witnesses described close relations with See and Buckeye Pipe Line. Adjournment set to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Toren
Pourth Great Baseball Game at Chitenge
The crowd of 17 000 filled the stands as the game opened at one o clock. Attendance showed strong interest with 7000 tickets sold early and a large wire service presence reporting lively action and early errors. Pottery Irnwa and Kile led a strong offense while the defense struggled with several misplays.
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Potteries
Kile
Alt
State Rested Its Case in Brouwer Trial
The state rested its case as Dr Workington testified Mrs Frow Wer died of arsenic poisoning. Stella Mettamalan, governess for the Brow Wer children, testified she was never treated by Dr Brouwer in a way that would provoke Mrs Brouwer’s jealousy, and that all relations were proper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome Miver
N. C
Cuban railroad finance firm collapses in Cuba debt crisis
New York news outlines the failure of J M Ceballoe Co and Silvera & Co, Havana based bankers and promoters tied to Cuban American trade. Manuel Silvera fled with $1.06 million, crippling the firm and curtailing roughly $4 million in credit as stockpiled harvest funds could not be called. The collapse threatens a large steamship and railroad expansion plan across Cuba and the West Indies.
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New York
J. M. Ceballoe & Co
Banking and Commission Howeee
Financial
Howe
Manuel
Silvera
Silvera & Co
Caballo & Co
West Indies
South America
Spain
Manuel Silvera
Silvera &C
Havana
Cuba
Juan M. Cebador
Wall Street
Uthow
Stokn
Cebalton
Lniteort
Carte
Guta
Verexuela
Texas
Colombia
Chwattla Bowts
Silvera Welts Nie
Rebellion in Arabia and Mount Pelee Eruption Report
Constantinople October 12 Turks clash with rebels in Ya men province Arabia leaving 100 killed. Aral forces suffer 200 killed in another unspecified action. Springfield October 12 Speaker Champ Clark confined to a hotel with a severe cold. Mount Pelee eruption on Caribou island, ashes blown over the area, no sign of Soufriere genesis.
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Constantinople
Yamen
Arabia
Aral
Spether Cannon
Springfield
Conhon
Fourteen Orphans Stricken At Findlay Home
Oct 12 report from Findlay notes fourteen children at the county orphan's home ill with multiple fatalities and several others gravely ill. Officials conduct a strict investigation to prosecute those responsible for supplying unsafeDel Enter.
Stage robber at large in Tonopah Nevada pursuit continues
In Tonopah Nevada on October 12 a stage robber remains at large as two posses chase him. The amount said to be stolen ranges around 800 dollars with unverified claims of 50 to 1800 dollars. In Baker City Lee H Wallace was acquitted of forging a fifty dollar check against Dad Griffin, the Sumpter hotel keeper.
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Tonopah
Nev
Baker City
Lee H. Wallace
Dad” Griffin
Sumpter Hotel
Cotton crop outlook improves in Texas on Oct 12
Report from Galveston notes rising cotton outputs in the state with experts predicting higher yields than expected. Mexico buyers push prices from 68 to 71 cents per 100 pounds, while Killeen and Oakwood report above average to double expected yields. Waller shows rapid movement as merchants stock up for winter. Texas railways face car shortages, delaying shipments and signaling peak season demand.
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Galveston
Oet
Thie
Mexico
Herne
Kieleen
Oakwood
Waller
Toxag
Killed on a bad grade near Oroville Washington
Milt Archer pioneer resident of Okanogan county was killed Saturday between Oroville and Nighthawk. A harness or wagon break caused a runaway on a steep hill. the outfit piled in the road and Archer died when a wagon wheel passed over his head. He likely hailed from Calap or Calam, Oregon, with relatives there. Body buried locally while relatives are sought.
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Oroville
Wash
Milt Archer
Okanogan County
Nighthawk
Archer
Calon
Ore
Hughes exits after campaign in Kinaca counties meet greet
Hughes retired today after campaigning in Yates and Kinaca counties where he held meetings. Several attendees, including alleged felon democrats, greeted him at the hotel reception and pledged support. He blames the Tammany Hearst deal on the New York judiciary for his setbacks.
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Get
Hughes
Yates
Kinaca
Hughee
New York
Hekot
Crook county horses shipped to Montana buyers
Thirteen carloads of range horses from Crook county were shipped from here over the O R N yesterday. They total 711 grown horses and 10 colts. consignments were sent to Shelby Junction Montana for Alberts Market. Additional shipments included 4 cars of cattle and aviation goods to Enensburg by A C Ruby & Co.
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Crook County
Shelby Junction
Mont
M. R. Uo
Alberts
Tacoma
Owen Purdy
Cat
A. C. Ruby
Bank Vault Raid Fails as Robbers Flee in Richmond
Robbers struck the People Bank in Jackson Street, Richmond, at dawn with dynamite but failed to open the vaults. Chairman J J Triplett fired on the thieves, who escaped after a running gun battle.
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Nity
Richmond
People
Jackson
Pr. J
Williams Home Welcomes Triplets With Roosevelt Middle Name
In Washington DC two triplets arrived at the Joseph F. Williams residence, each given the middle name Roosevelt. Theodore Roosevelt Williams has died, while his two sisters thrive. Eighteen children have arrived at the Williams home over the past seventeen years.
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Washington, Dc
Joseph F. William
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt Williams
Williams
Swedish engineers unveil petroleum from tar method
Copenhagen October 1 report says two Swedish engineers invented a process to convert tar into petroleum. It is claimed John D Rockefeller will buy the method.
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Saves
Sord Rockefeller
Copenhagen
Rockefeller
Death of Daniel Francis in Chicago incident
Daniel Francis, a Black man, died in an incident in Chicago on October 12 at about 11 in the morning. He was reported to have accused his wife and Dora Serogen of persuading his wife to leave him.
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Chicago
Daniel Francis
Dora Serogen
Chicago Wheat Market Opens and Closes Mixed
Chicago wheat opened at 74 3 4 cents and closed at 74 1 4. Corn started at 41 3 4 and finished at 42 cents. Oats opened at 33 1 4 and closed at 34 4.
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Chicago
Morgan Held on Counterfeiting Charge in Oregon Case
Jack McIntyre and accomplice Morgan were tied to a $10 counterfeit scheme with $1 bills raised in value to ten. Morgan confessed to the operation before Commissioner Halley, implicated McIntyre as leader, and faced $2500 bond, being taken to Portland in custody last night by Deputy Glenn Bushee. Morgan traveled 2500 miles with the secret service officer T F Foster tracking him from Montpelier Idaho.
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McIintyre
Hailey
McIntyre
Balf Morgan
Portland
Glenn Bushee
Z. W. Morgan
Jack McIntyre
John Halley, Jr
Morgan
Montpelier
Idaho
T. F. Foster
Secret Service
Hil Wish Foster
Taylor
McThtyre
Crimsin
Halley
Phonetic Spelling Favored At St Andrews Opening
At St Andrews University opening today President James Donaldson endorsed phonetic spelling. He said reform would save millions of work hours, reduce learner obstacles, and boost English adoption more than any other measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews
Scotland
St. Andrews University
James Donaldson
Russian Colonists Meet in San Diego to Move Colony
Four head men of a Russian colony in Guadaloupe Valley Lower California visit San Diego to plan withdrawing from Mexico and relocating to California. The colony numbers about 200 with 36 000 more waiting to emigrate from Russia.
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San Diego
Get
Guadaloupe Valley
Lower
California
Mexico
Russia
Pope Pius reportedly in delicate health in Rome
Rome Oct 12 Pope Pius is said to suffer a complication of diseases and is reported in a precarious condition. He is described as fainting during conversations, growing weak, and refusing to obey his physicians as concerns about his health spread.
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Rome
Pius
Cortegly Gives to a College in London
Andrew Corte gle, lord rector of 8. Andrew's university, has donated an additional 12500 pounds for a physical laboratory in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortegly
London
Andrew Cortegle
8. Andrew's University
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Charles Shins
Semesa
Alfray
Vinta Hommoneed
Dirirlet
Helpy
Atmumenn
Mag. W. D. Fletcher
Thad
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Fleams
Standard
STATE
Uedallog & CO
Hone
Diefaulter Silveria
Siiveira
Corrie
Silveira
Westly
Ceballos &Co
Rowe
Ceballos Fiom
Carl Orit
Okanogan
Union
Hearst-Tammany
Ins
Atherta Yestertay
Mead of Beevers
Cousicwal
Uty
Yestery
Eteosburg Porcher
Daniel Pravels
Donaldson
Pope Pius
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