Becket Trial Delays Voided as Goff Rules on Witnesses
New York police pressure and judge Goff blocked defense delays in the Becker Rosenthal murder case. The judge rejected the state immunity rule and set September 12 for trial. Thomas Coupe, key eye witness, fears for his safety and stays in England awaiting guidance from the police. Coupe later travels to Preston to visit his father as New York authorities push to secure his sworn testimony.
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Liverpool
Eng
New York
Thomas Coupe
Herman Rosenthal
Whitman
Coupe
England
Cupe
Preston
Becker
Justice Goff
Dix
Rosenthal
Flynn Wins Over Miller in Sixteenth Round in California
In Daly City on Labor Day Kim Flynn a Pueblo fireman defeated Charlie Miller after Miller refused to continue in the sixteenth round. Referee Kelly ruled no foul and declared Flynn the winner. In Vernon Joe Mandot earned the decision over Joe Rivers at the end of the twentieth round.
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Daly City
Cal
Kim Flynn
Pueblo
Charlie Miller
Miller
Kelly
Flynn
Oxygen will keep T. R. in condition
Roosevelt plans a strenuous western tour with a physician aboard to maintain his health. Two oxygen tanks were loaded onto the train in Indianapolis and he will speak at stations along the route if crowds justify it, reaching St. Louis this afternoon for possible stops. Portland campaign kickoff marks the start of the Democratic national effort led by Rep. W. C. Redfield of New York with several city speeches ahead.
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Indianapolis
Col. Roosevelt
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Ethan
Vermont Election Test for Progressive and Republican Parties
Montpelier Vermont September 3 The Vermont state election marks the first test since the new Progressive party emerged The early voting shows strong turnout and the relative strength of the Progressive and Republican parties is a key focus in this report from Montpelier
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Vermont
Montpelier
Partlex
Effort to Keep Upper Columbia Boats Running
Excursionists on the Umautilla Paseo Kennewick trip adopted resolutions to urge Open River Transportation Co to continue operating boats on the Upper Columbia. A seven member steering committee was named to push the movement, with first session set for Pendleton on September 12.
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Open River Transportation Company
Upper Columbia
Umuatilla
Echo
H. N. Dryer
Umatilla
Pendleton
Trouble renewed in Pine Creek mining district
In Charleston West Virginia renewed trouble between miners and a mining company escalates as Governor Glasscock orders martial law. Detectives begin a railroad track inquiry and troops seize rifles and ammunition from both sides.
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Charleston
W. Va
Pine Creek
Glasscock
Recall valid against Cameron in Oregon petition
Latem Ore September 2 District Attorney George J Cameron must face recall petitions unless delay is granted by appeal The petition accuses him of using office for personal ends and permitting others to do so Judge Galloway of Marion county circuit court ruled the recall amendment self executing making the recall petition valid
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Latem
Ore
George J. Cameron
Supreme Court
Cameron
Galloway
Marion County
Moose and Taft Men Fight in California
In San Francisco today state congressional and county primaries test party divisions. A clash between the Taft and Moose factions shapes the nominee field for the Republican presidential electors. Holdover senators and nominees plan a stile convention in three weeks to designate electors for the Republicans.
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San Francisco
Sept
Toll Moose
Taft
Roosevelt
Gambling sting ends with fines and immunity
Chief John Kearney closed a lodging house poker game after a Sunday raid. Four gamblers paid $25 fines in police court this morning while three others gained immunity by turning state's evidence. Names included J B Wright J M Ethridge J B Harris and a Japanese man Tom.
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John Kearney
Westerusaau
J. B. Wright
J. M. Ethridge
J. B. Harris
Tom
C. J. Bilis
M.C. Carter
Cal Davis
Palace
Lra Hughes
Sus Plelon
Fite Geratt
Riots at Sluty Penitentiary Quelled by Militia
Jackson Mich Segt 3 breaking out of the bull pen inmates 50 convicts rushed the factory aid kitchen and demolished furniture and machinery A guard shot in the arm Disturbance quelled when the warden called in militia and fire department Areas called Sluty penitentiary infrastructure damage reported without graphic detail
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Jackson, Mich
Militi and Fire Department
Showalter-Wilson McCoundless Nuptials Quietly Held
Pitlshore Pennsylvania September 3 Miss Eliaa beth Pauline Showalter daughter of former Congressman J B Showalter married Alexander Wilson McCoundless of the city in a very quiet ceremony. Miss Showalter is a Vassar graduate and the groom is connected with local business circles.
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Pitlshore
Eliaabeth Pauline Showalter
J. B Showalter
Alexander Wilson McCoundless
Thie Elty
Showalter Iz
Vassar
Bishop Bros Buy Union Mills at Washougal
By a recently closed deal Bishop-4 of Pendleton Woolen Mills has bought the finished goods and raw materials of Union Woolen Mills of Washougal Washington and leased the mills to operate in the future. The Union mills, moved from Union Oregon two years ago, were under receiver control before the purchase. New managers appointed a competent foreman for the mechanical department and will visit often, but will not move headquarters from this city.
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Bishop — 4
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Union Woolen Mills
Washougal
Washington
Union Mills
Union, Ore
Bailey
Iros
Washorgail Mills
Vity
Woman hunter bagged seven ducks on opening day
Mrs H Hit of Hermiston proved a skilled duck hunter on opening day, joining the Hermiston brigade for a Pasco river excursion. Her husband added fourteen ducks, as the pair hunted with other local irrigation town members at the Hermiston game preserve.
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Mre. H. Be, Hitt
Hermiston
Hermiston Brigade
Pasco
Mrs. Hitt
Athors
National conference on state and local taxation opens
The sixth National conference on state and local taxation began in Des Moines Iowa with delegates including governors, university representatives, and college leaders. Topics planned cover present and pending state taxes, taxation and service rates, utility and corporate taxation, rates for special property classes, and the inheritance tax. President Allen Ripley Foot of Columbus, Ohio, is expected to be re elected amid other duties.
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Tes Moines
Nationail
National Tax Association
Alen Ripley Foot
Columbus
Ohio
Mough
Second choice ballot used in fall primaries in Milwaukee
Milwaukee voters in the fall primaries cast both first and second choice votes for candidates across county state legislative and congressional offices under the 191 legislature enacted rule. The process affects nomination races and shapes ballot strategy for the election day.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Cili
Returned players say Golden aided Boise 10 climb into second place
After the Western Tri-State League season ended, Pendleton players returned from Boise accusing umpire Golden of aiding the Irrigators to dislodge the Bucks from second place. Manager Garrett and players Nadeau and Robinson faced arrest for alleged perjury as four players were sold to Northwest league teams.
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Golden
Boise
Pendleton
Ntional Commission
Idaho
Pawers
Garrett
Nadeau
Robinson
Artesta
Sweet
Jack Cody
Bucks
No Third Ticket To Appear In Nebraska
Lincoln Neb Sept 3 A definite statement from the Republican state convention says no third party ticket will appear in Nebraska All but two presidential electors favor Roosevelt The convention will adopt a platform name women to oppose Taft electors and endorse the rest of the Republican ticket Governor Johnson of California will address the convention.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Johnson
California
Cummins Endorses Roosevelt While Opposing Taft
Des Moines Iowa Sept 2 Senator Albert B Cummins announced he preferred Roosevelt to Taft for President and would vote for the colonel He was not in sympathy with the progressive party and dissented from parts of its platform He said he would vote Roosevelt because the Taft administration has not made good He said he opposes a third party and that Republicans in Iowa oppose Taft yet he will support Roosevelt to promote the common welfare
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Albert B. Cummings
Roosevelt
Taft
Progressive Party
Cummins
loWa
Progressive Atte
Tomourrow
Cimimins
Republican National Committee
Chicag
Rooseveldt
Cumming
Chicago
Wits
Tor
Gaul
Tor &Housevelt
England denies she has made protest
Tandon England Sept. 3 Following an announcement yesterday that England is pressing for arbitration of the free tolls clause for American vessels in coastwise trade a report today said no formal protest on the Panama canal bill has been sent England holds the clause violates the Hay-French treaty diplomats here believe the foreign office delaying formal presentation of demands until ready.
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Tandon
Eng
England
Washington
Foreign Office
American Tobacco Co Not Broke Just Busted Dividend News
New York reports the American Tobacco Company, recently dissolved, is not broke. A 20 percent extra dividend on common stock is distributed from proceeds of selling British American Tobacco stock half holdings of Imperial Tobacco ordinary shares and United Cigar Stores. Total extra dividend amounts to 6.46986 million dollars. Regular 2.5 percent dividend on common stock is issued today.
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New York
American Tobacco Company
Imperial Tobacco Company
United Clear
Not Guilty Plea In Woolen Company Conspiracy Case
Boston August 3 William M Wood billionaire head of the American Woolen company pleaded not guilty to a grand jury indictment charging him in a plot to place dynamite to smear Lawrence strikers. The trial date is not set. Frederick Atteaux president of the firm supplying Lawrence mills with goods also pleaded not guilty, his identity as the third man on the indictment confirmed.
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Frederick Atteaux
Big Sup Ply Company
Boston
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Wood
Lawrence Mills
Baer to retire from Pendleton business after sale
Max Baer, owner of the Baer furnishing goods store on Main Street, Pendleton, announces retirement from active business to care for his son. He has run clothing and furnishing goods from the west side building between Court and Alta, previously with Bier & Daley, later as sole proprietor after buying out his partner. Prior to clothing, Baer owned Pendleton's leading stationery shop known as The Blue Front, which he sold before entering the apparel trade.
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Max Baer
Baer
Main Street
Pendleton
Court
Alta
Bier & Daley
Mr. Haer
Hie Namne
Blue Front
L. G. Frazier
Clothitie Nusi- Tees
Order Disbanding Battalion Modified Salem Dispatch
Salem Ore Sept 3 After exhaustive consideration of the case of national guardsmen accused of disobeying orders on the march from Gate City to Oakville Wash Governor West announced he had recommended to the general staff that the order disbanding the battalions be modified to apply only to officers who numbered LY. West urged that the ender of the general state discharge certain officers and enlisted men be limited to such instances.
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Liverpool
Eng
Whitman
New York
Herman Rosenthal
Thomas Coupe
Elks’ Club
Coupe
Salem
Ore
Gate City
Oakville
Wash
West
Judge King to Help Direct Big Campaign
Judge Will Robins Oregon Democratic National Committeeman and member of the national executive committees handling the Wilson Marshall campaign passes through on train No 18 en route to Chicago. In Chicago he joins with Senator Gore Oklahoma and others to manage the campaign in western states. He believes Wilson and Marshall will be elected in November.
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Will Robins
Oregon
National
Wilson-Marshall
Chicago
King
Gore
Oklahoma
Wilson and Marshall
Mystery of Dead Woman Is Cleared Up
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin the mystery of a woman found in an automobile at an undertaking establishment was solved when Mrs W S Adams of Spokane Washington returned to arrange burial for the body claiming it as the mother of Mrs John R Hoffman.
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Fond Dun Luc
Wis
W. 5. Adams
Spokane
Washington
John R. Hoffman
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