Bandits Rob SP Express in California Heist
Five armed men halted the southbound Southern Pacific train No 15 at Gibson station forty three miles north of Redding californ ia they seized the express car and fired at crew. They blew open a safe with dynamite and escaped with about seven thousand dollars as the train was brought to a stop. One bandit described as a negro rode the train from Gibson and the men fled in an automobile.
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Redding
Calif
Southern Pacific
Gibson Station
Here
Meyers
Shasta Limited
Coleman
Dickey
Colt
Gibson
Rainier Valley Transit Fares Drop After Federal Ruling
Seattle Sept 2 Following Judge Hanford's dissolution of a temporary injunction the Rainier Valley Seattle Renton line began issuing transfers and charging single fares. The fleet victory ends the immediate dispute as the case heads to the U S Supreme Court. Nine men linked to the impeachment bid await indictment for obstructing justice.
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Seattle
Wash
Hanford Yeatorday
Rainier Valley
Seattle-Renton
United States Supreme Court
Beehive
Judes Hanford
Thief Names Mona Lisa Return Offer to French Government
A thief holding the Mona Lisa has sent a communication to the French government offering to return the painting for 20000 pounds. The report notes the offer was received today in Paris and follows prior theft history. The news mentions ongoing negotiations and potential restitution.
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Parle
Mona Liga
Texas Senator Mills Dies in Cogslowia
Texas Sept 2 Former United States Senator Roger Q Mills died here after a long illness. He served in the Senate for many years and was noted for his work on national affairs and public service. He resided in Texas and his death ends a long career in public life.
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Texas
Cogslowia
Tio
Threat to Blow Up Canal Prompts Military Dispatch
Washington dispatches the Tenth Infantry from Texas to the Panama Canal Zone after a dynamite threat by opponents of President Arobemana. The plot aimed to force the president down by destroying the canal, provoking swift action to prevent any trouble.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Tenth Infantry
Texas
Canal Zone
Arobemana
Planing Mill Sold to J A Borie Associates
Pendleton planing mill owner Robert Forster sells mill and business to J A Borie and associates. Borie to run operations with Pendleton Planing Lumber Co handling timber. half interest bought by local partner and others from elsewhere. Mill full property valued around 40000 dollars with 16 lots housing mill and yard. Forster exits to rest and join family, not seeking further business.
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Robert Forster
Pendleton Planing Mill
J. A. Borie and Associates
Borie
Pendleton Planing & Lumber Company
Whlel Concert
J. A. Borie Lumber Company
Rice Purchases Main Street Block at Sheriff Sale
At 2 pm G M Rice, a tushler of the First National Bank, bought the Main Street property between Webb and Alt during a sheriff's sale on the courthouse steps. The bid totaled 25,700 dollars, following a long foreclosure suit by the bank.
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John Sehmidt
Main Street
Webb Ang Alt
Hinds
G. M. Rice
Tushler
First National
Court House
Aviator Survives 600-Foot Plunge Into Ocean
In Squantum Boston at Seaport Field aviator Joseph Cummings fell from a flare flight at six hundred feet into Dorlesta bay today. His monoplane sank after an explosion propelling him into the water but he was rescued by the revenue cutter Gresham crew.
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Squantum Aviation
Boston
Joseph Cummings
Dorlesta Bay
Gresham
Wind Storm Strikes Pendleton's Main Street Bridge
A violent wind storm yesterday toppled the temporary foot bridge above Main Street, sending wreckage into the river. Frank Neagle and his son narrowly escaped, as did Chloe Cheshire and Mrs Brusha. Temporary crossings were laid but not rebuilt. a permanent bridge is planned once ready. The storm, unusual in direction and duration, blew from the east with dust and dissipated quickly.
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Pendleton
Main Street
Frank Neagle
Clloe Cheshire
North Side
Rebellion in Sinaola Province Sparks Mexican Crisis
State of Sina loa in rebellion against the Mexican government with Governor Juan M. Banderas leading the revolt declaring for an independent state. Special to the Times reports from Hermosillo on Sept 2.
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el Paso
Texas
Hermosillo
Sinaloa
Mexico
Juan M. Banderas
Inaugurated President of Ecuador in Guayaquil
In Guayaquil on September 2, General Emilio Estrada was inaugurated as president. General Flavio Alfaro, who had tried to foment a revolution, addressed supporters and urged recognition of the new regime.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Emilio Estrada
Flavio Alfaro
Indians Drive Whites Away at Pendleton Springs
Reported dispute over water springs near Pendleton includes Red Elk and a band of braves threatening workers and occupying high ground. A water commission telegram says crews were driven off by intimidation and armed resistance fears persist as officials plan further discussion.
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Horn Hollow
Lp Dan
Pendleton
Red Elk
Venix
Water Commission
Movement for Progress Laqonchuedy in Caliporntea
Berkeley Calif September 2 The people are ready to rise and want to rule wisely. The aim of initiative and restraint is to furnish them with power To go so with protection vote and to restrain. The firegoing is theory of a state wide campaign for progressive constitutions and amendments to the charter of the state of California Governor Johnson addressed a meeting of two thousand voters of the state.
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Berkley Calif
State of
California
Johnson
Tragedy in Kimbalton Town Leaves Family in Ruin
Sept 2 in Mordors and Crenites a 32 year old woman fatally wounds her stepchild then sets fire to a bed. The house burns and she is badly hurt attempting to flee. The woman later shoots herself in an apparent act of despair amid alleged jealousy.
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Kimbalton Town
Aniderton
Way
Lashaed
Fisher May Not Inspect Project On Secretary Visit
Secretary of the Interior Fisher is unlikely to inspect the West Umatilla extension project in person. The itinerary may require a stop in Pendleton en route to Boise, while Brownell reports optimism for Umatilla’s development and river business growth amid new buildings and promised expansion.
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Fisher
Visi Hermiston
Imartla Project
Pendleton
Boise
Yaki
BD. CC
Browner
Unatilla
Brownell
Blanchard
West Umatilla
Wright
Umatilla
Wiy
Havana Teamsters Strike Shuts Down City
A general strike by 8400 Havana teamsters was valted today. Roy T. Bishop of the Pendleton Woolen Mills returned last evening from a trip to Seattle, signaling local labor tensions and workforce disruption.
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Havana
Roy T. Bishop
The
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Seattle
Beattie Case Verdict Reported in Virginia Murder Trial
The Beattie murder trial in Chesterfield Court House Virginia ended with a defense victory as Henry Clay Beattie Jr faced a sensational day with a "mysterious witness" Charles Kastellberg a Richmond dealer claiming involvement in the victim’s car incident. Witnesses described gunfire near the scene and Beattie’s marriage to the murdered wife.
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Chesterfield Court House
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
Charles Kastellberg
Beattie
Henry Beatti
Elsie Mosely
Iarahe
Amaute Horn
W. O H. Sampson
Dlenpe Beattie
Peuigh Binford
Galarsinger
Brittie
War fears rise as Belgium reports German threat
Brussels reports grave danger of war as Germany and Prince of Belgium move toward conflict. The Mircoin situation prompts cancelation of leaves and field army maneuvers, while fortress constructions and strengthened artillery are planned.
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Brussel
Belgium
No Inquest Declared in Dr Ryan Murder Case
Los Atheles Sept 2 coroner Vidlay ruled no inquest is needed in the murder case of Dr Ryan who killed his wife and Mitch Yaud yesterday. The decision ends official inquiry into the deaths.
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Los Atheles
Ryan
Mitch Yaud
Wallowa Doctor Released On Bond In Death Case
Walla Walla Wash Sept 2 A doctor jailed after being implicated in a surgical operation linked to a death was released on bail of 5000 furnished by friends. Dr John A Hamilton remains in custody with bail set at 10600. The body was exhumed for Coroner's inquest expected later as prosecutors face opposition from regular practitioners. The husband of the deceased supports no ill will toward the accused doctors.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Waving
Della Reams
Allen Prather
John A. Hamilton
Prather
Santorium
Hamillton
Woma
Cook Again Claims Discovery Of North Pole In feud With Peary
Dr Frederick Cook reiterates his claim as the first to reach the North Pole and says he now can prove it beyond doubt. He accuses Rear Admiral Robert Peary of discrediting him and asks Congress to investigate the rival claims, which he says will be presented next month.
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New York
North Pole
Frederick Cook
Robert Peary
Cook
Congrexy Investi Bute
Birch and McKay Creek Settlers Win Their Fight
Water Users won a major victory as Water Commissioner George T Cochran granted a motion to continue 300 plus government cases against Birch and McKay Creek settlers. The dispute centers on irrigation rights and whether 2.5 feet of water per acre suffices, with trial dates set for May.
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Birch and McKay Creet
Uwimatilla Rover
George T. Cochran
Oliver P. Morton
J. H. Ruley
Fee Lowell
Crowley
Triad
Wae Noche
Reclamation Service
United States
Armerica
City Officials of Toledo Drowned in Bay Collision
Seven members of a Toledo party on a fishing trip were killed when their launch was rammed and sank by the freighter Munch in Mitmer tey bay. Victims include James Wilson water works superintendent and Alderman Harry Rateh. others named are Fred Shine William Latt William Carroll Rudolph Yunker and Thomas Purowell.
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Toledo
Ohio
Mitmer Tey
Paitin Minch
James Wilson
City Water Works
Aldennin Harry Rateh
Fred Shine
Wiliam Latt
Wiliam Carrol
Rudolph Yunker
Water Works
Thomas Purowell
Munch
Union Meet Hinge on Kruttschnitt Concession
Across the nation union leaders press for recognition of the federation by General Manager Kruttschnitt. A conference is expected to decide on a strike, with fresh delegates arriving as talks promise a renewed contact with railroad officials. Some see a possible concession leading to a unified labor federation.
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San Francisco
Federated Shop
Harriman
Kline
Bucksmiths’ Union
Mamenger Kruttschnitt
Kruttschnitt
Pocatello
Ida
Denver
Col
New Orleans
Nere
Lasseyed
Kruttschmitt
Chicago
Juv
Federation
Kruttechnitt
Bette
Chieagy
San Francisco Labor Council backs Alaska coal lands plan
The San Francisco labor council representing 75 000 workers today gave unanimous endorsement to the proposed government development of the Alaskan coal lands, signaling strong union support for the project.
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Sa Francisco
Mar
San Francisco Labor Council
Tariffe traved Klock of Shines Hoye incident at Manila
Fragmentary report from Manila on September 2 describes a tariff related incident involving Pore of Tariffe and Shines Hoye. It notes damages totaling half a million dollars with two fifths insured. The text is unclear on exact roles and outcomes.
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Manila
Poller Kills Fighe Excerpt From German Seaway
In Statiin Germany on September 2 a mine blast near the Oder mouth sank the steamer Strine killing eight people. Rescue teams search debris as authorities investigate the explosion and maritime safety implications.
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Poller
Fighe
Statiin
Germany
Soller
Oder
Police Protection Perfect For Round-Up Security
City officials and Round-Up directors approve extended police coverage for the event. Chief Gurdane plans to deploy at least one officer per block in business districts and patrols in residential areas day and night. Saloon owners agree to station officers at each saloon to deter disorderly conduct. The Round-Up board seeks twelve extra officers for park and camping grounds, with sentry boxes, mounted officers, and whistle signaling. Guards will monitor park fences and arena to prevent gate theft and ensure rapid response. Continuous patrols at Guanl Camping Ground are planned.
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Aty
Gurdane
Guanl
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Wells Fargo Company
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San Rancisco
Wells Pargo Express Company
Bei Ming
Mainter Polk
Pigit
J. A. Borie
Rebt
Forster
RICE
Wilccns Bridge
Water Board
Thorn Tollow
Movement Por Progress Laqonchuedy
Mia
Delgium
Ob Geerman
Pranco Wate
Wowan
DR. Cook
Birch
M’kay
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Frisco
Los Angeles
Mareger Kruttschnitt
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