Bordwell Rejects Defense in McNamara Trial Rights Scene
In Los Angeles on October 28, Superior Judge Bordwell overruled defense challenges to Venicemen Winters Butcher and Hampton. Darrow was blocked from arguing or questioning them as the judge deemed the matter closed. The defense contends the ruling unjust and plans to seek a change of venue or judge.
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V. S. Wants Exhibits in Federal Removal Case
Indianapolis October 28 The federal government through District Attorney Miller filed a petition for removal of all evidence in a case. The action seeks to transfer control of exhibits to a federal court, outlining grounds for appropriateness and jurisdiction.
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Woman Thrashes Seattle Judge in Courthouse
Seattle, Oct. 23. Superior Court Judge John F. Mann was attacked and horsewhipped at the courthouse by Mrs. Christian M. Olson, who had lost a case involving property title in Mann's court. She struck the judge twice, then was restrained by a bailiff and held without charge after a brief confinement in a county facility.
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Chinese Forts Destroyed in Shanghai Danger Grows
Shanghai dispatches report Wu Sing forts fallen to rebel forces and Ching Kaing could be next as panic spreads among citizens. Peking notes Yuan Shikai holds supreme command seeking cautious peace to quell the rebellion without immediate field clashes.
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Overtures for Chinese loan refused by Yokohama bank
Tokyo reports that overtures by the Chinese Imperial government for a five million dollar loan have been refused by the Yokohama Specie Bank in Yokohama Japan. The action highlights tensions in Sino Japanese financial dealings amid wider regional issues.
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Revolutionary unrest slows after burst of violence
From San Francisco on October 25 a dispatch says Canton has not fallen but the revolutionary forces remain heated. Officers report fevered tension as royalists calm their men and contemplate surrender to avoid further bloodshed.
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Mother of Bride Siloots Son in Law
San Francisco report: Henry De Lorme, acquitted of a white slavery charge over the abduction of 17 year old Helen Whitson, was shot by the girl's mother as he neared her home. Mrs Willson collapsed from the gunfire and was taken to the emergency hospital.
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Henry DeLorme
Helen Whitson
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Yih Acquittan
Gii
Olympia Accident Fund Claims Rise With New Law
In Olympia on October 28 the accident fund in the state treasury shows 400,000 set aside and 4909 claims filed since the industrial insurance commission began. It is estimated that as the law becomes known the monthly total will reach about 700 claims and annual filings near 10,000, with prompt report submission expected.
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Etate Treysine
Industrial Inturanes Commission
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Goods Enroute Stolen From Boston Store Heist
The Boston Store lost about 150 high quality suits after a clever Woxcar robbery during a shipment from the east to Pendleton. Boxes labeled underwear were opened and found empty as contents were removed and replaced. Investigation points to a top removal and careful substitution. railroad likely to cover the loss.
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Northwest lumber trust to halt milk supply for price rise
Seattle October 28 The newly formed Northwest lumber trust plans to shut down all milk in Oregon and Washington held by West Coast Lumber association members from December 30 for one month. The move will curtail lumber output, raise prices, and leave thousands of Northwest workers jobless during the winter peak.
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McNamara Case Pursues Federal Jurisdiction
A petition argues the United States grand jury should convene to obtain books and documents from International Titles and Structural Tran Workers to investigate the McNamara case. The filing contends federal authorities have jurisdiction over the probe.
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Trust Decision Anticipated December 4 in Steel Case
Taft and Fisher outline Alaska coal policy before the American Mining Congress. Government seeks dissolution of United States Steel. court in Trenton to hear early motions with possible delays. Taft endorses leasing Alaska lands to private firms with limited federal role, aims to spur development and rail links. Taft also notes he cannot vote in Cincinnati elections due to late registration.
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Taft to Convene Cabinet Over Steel Suit Plan
Taft will hold a conference with cabinet officers on the government steel trust suit after addressing the American Mining Congress and Bar Association. He toured a Lake Bluff training station and planned a banquet with the Chamber of Commerce, with talks on the suit continuing with Secretary Ven Moyer. The trip extends from Morgantown to Washington, then to New York for the naval mobilization review, ending in Hot Springs and tentative stops in Ohio and Kentucky.
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New York
Hot Springs
Oho
Kentucky
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Paine Drowned While Rowing Alone on Salt Lake
Utah report notes Marjorie B. Paine, dramatic critic for the Salt Lake paper, leaped from her boat into the lake waters and drowned. Her bound waist cords and a heavy railroad iron were found near the shore as divers recovered the body. Despondency is suspected as a motive.
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Ihlaike Bonepot
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Salt Lake
Steamer Collision Near Seattle Aboard Two Vessels
In Seattle harbor a collision occurred between the steamer Tro golle plying to Vie forks and the steamer Murthnomah bound for Glyn ida. The crews and passengers were rescued by the Iro que with all safe.
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Trogolle
Vieforks
Murthnomah
Glynida
Vosawlanne
Iroque
Attempt to Wreck Train Near Cohen Damages Santa Ana Route
In San Bernardino on October 28 a deliberate wrecking attempt occurred on a Santa Werret train from San Bernardino to Los Angeles. An object was placed between rails on a bridge over the Santa Ana river near Colton. the locomotive and tender derailed after the engineer spotted the obstruction moments before the collision.
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Los Angeles
Cohen
Affleile
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Colton
The Story of Sam Jackson Rise from Clerk to Publisher
Posters at Trazgier's Book Store announce the Saturday Evening Post will feature Who's Who and Why on Charles Samuel Jackson. The article traces his rise from a country store clerk to publisher of the Oregon Journal and notes his prominence in this city and past leadership at the Fast Oregonian.
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Overthrow of F. Madero Predicted in Mexico City News
Reports from Mexico City in late October 1913 predict the downfall of President Madero. Exiled leader Enrique Aguirre Ding is rumored to return, raising the possibility of Reyes or another figure seizing power. Three cabinet members resign amid ongoing rebellion connected to De la Barra administration.
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Rebels Reported Defeated by German Warships at Hankow
Shanghai dispatch states German warships anchored there picked up a wireless message from the Imperialist forces at Hankow to Peking claiming rebels were engaged and driven across the Han River with enormous losses. Verification awaited.
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Wm Pott Visits Pendle Town Hullness Today
Wm Pott, a well known former resident from Iselle country, travels to Pendle ton Hullness Visitor today for an arranged visit.
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Iselle
Pendleton
Census Enumerators Plead Not Guilty in Washington Case
Taroma Washington October 28 Pleas of not guilty will be entered Monday in federal courts. Guy Rolly Rodker Watts Beward Shafter Angamon census enumerators are charged with padding their claims in this city.
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Amon
Voters Approve Commission Charter in City League Meeting
The Progressive Non portion Municipal league last night accepted the proposed commission government charter after amendments and moved to submit it to voters in December. The charter ends six year terms, sets mayor at two years and commissioners at four, with one commissioner elected for two years initially. Water board may be merged into the paid commission. Taxpayer requirement set at $2000. recall and initiative provisions included. Special February election planned if charter adopted, with runoff rules if no majority. Initiatives circulate to gather required signatures for December ballot.
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Wilson Dems Promise Change at Texas State Fair
Governor Wonston Wilson of New Jersey addressed a Texas crowd as a Democratic presidential hopeful. He asserted that conditions must change and that only the Democratic Party can reform policies. He cited diverse leaders connected with national issues and urged progress toward modern solutions.
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Preacher Denies Buying Poison in Linell Murder Case
At Moston Mass Rev Virgil Richeson jailed on murder charge denies buying cyanide of potassium from Drugelet Hahn. He forwards a letter he claims shows Miss Avis Lin Nell wrote exonerating him. Defense outlines he will prove he bears no responsibility for her death or the overdose.
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Virgil Richesen
Olf Mies Avis Linnell
Drugelet Hahn, Anil & Letter
Richeson
Miss Linnell
VUGITIVE BANKERS BAIT FIXED AT £20,000
Vanndover Washington October 18 Nell a banker wanted in Hiawatha was captured and escorted through town to face a 20000 bond set by Judge McTunes for safe custody. O Neill expects to meet the bail in ten days.
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Nell
Highaand
No Direct Primaries Yet in Washington
Olympia Washington report states Governor Hay will not call a special election of the legislature to consider a presidential direct primary law urged across the state. The outlook for Washington voters remains unchanged as discussions continue without immediate rollout.
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Hay
Winter States Battle Brings Top Teams Together
A fragmented report describes the Winter States event featuring prominent teams and players in a volleyball or basketball style clash. Names and exact teams are unclear, but the piece signals a key showdown with high stakes for standings and regional pride.
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