Jerome Back for Trial 19 in Canadas Gambling Case
William Travers Jerome former New York district attorney arrives in Coaticook from Montreal and faces a Canada gambling charge set for today. Jerome seeks immediate trial with Crown Prosecutor. local officials and reporters note strong skepticism about acquittal. A constable guard accompanies Jerome to the hotel as Milford Aldridge’s attorney argues the act is not a Canadian offense.
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Canada
Coaticook
William Travers Jerome
Montreal
Harry Thaw
Cupid Ropes Ed Hoot Gibson In Western Wedding
Edmund Richard Gibson known as Hoot Gibson married Miss Rowe Wenger a relay rider and cowgirl in an office ceremony performed by Justice J H Parkes. The wedding was witnessed by Round-up officials and lawmen, followed by a playful ride in a celebratory car.
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Edmund Richard Gibron
West
Hoot” Albson
Cupid
Joe Parkes
Justice of the Peace
J. H. Parkes
T. Dpd. Taylor
Police Gazette
Negroes smothered to death in Harlem jail tragedy
A Texas jail tragedy left eight of eleven Black inmates dead in a 7 by 10 feet plank cell with six inch air holes. Coroner Fenn charged Jail Superintendent Wheeler and guards Stewart and Payne with negligent homicide as survivors recount a desperate struggle for air through the small ventilation holes.
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Harlem
Texas
Calcutta
Fenn
Wheeler
Stewart and
Payne
Round-up starts in three days at frontier carnival
Hundreds of visitors flood Oct city for the great frontier carnival as the Round-up nears. Thousands watch bucking horses tryouts at Round-up park with many riders and potential champions on hand. Alaska cowboys and performers arrive. notable contestants include Sharkey the Belgrade bull, Henry Vogt rides, Toy Hunter assists. Entry books open. contestants expected to be large in number.
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Juewi Uireo
Pendintoy
Seri
Olle Cotremor
Henry Vogt
Toy Hunter
Sharkey
Belgrade
Fiere
Jane Bertiouly
Arizona
Chester Buyers
Northern Pacific
Toppenish
Washington
John
Tillie Baldwin
Dell
Hertha Blancett
John Spain
Pendleton Charter draft outlines street improvement rules
A Pendleton sub committee led by J V Tallman completes the street improvement section of the proposed city charter. Attorney KR RR Johnson drafted the report. The plan requires competitive bidding and specifies plans without patented pavements before any trade-named materials.
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Pendleton
J. V. Tallman
Kr, RR
Johnson
General Charter Committee
Mr. Johnson
City of
Board of Commissioners
Passage of Reform Bill Dominates Senate Fight
Washington September 8 The tariff bill led by Wilson is expected to pass tonight with La Follette likely to object and speak hours on amendments Senator Norris urges an inheritance tax aimed at breaking up large capital bequests and would tax estates over fifty million at 75 percent. his analysis cites Vincent Astor's inheritance as example as the upper house considers amendments and possible brief recesses after tariff passage
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Senate
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Wilson
Marshall
la Follett
Menate Dbndi
Norris
Nebraska
Astor
Vincent Astor
Hyde May Not Be Brought to Trial in Swope Case
Kansas City dispatch reports that a motion to retry Dr B C Hyde for the alleged murder of Colonel Thomas Swope was postponed until January 15 after two prior juries disagreed. The case hinges on whether the county will cover witness expenses to bring them to trial.
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B. C. Hyde
Thomas Swope
Hyde
General News Flash and Local Updates
General report highlights Japan China tensions and a tariff bill likely headed for Senate. Chicago notes Mercury reaching 100, a weather break with rain and cool winds. Murder case puzzles police. Texas jail death of Black inmates. refugees to sail from San Francisco. Cowboy Hoot Gibson and Rose Wenger wed. Local school faculty trimmed. sports roundup hints at pennant race and regional results.
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Chicago
Senate
Jerome
Texas
San Francisco
Umatilla Opens Today Gala Week Exhibits
The city begins a big week with a gala pavilion display featuring a wealth of county wealth, gorgeous decorations, and a round-up band entertaining crowds with concerts throughout the week.
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Umatilla
Transport on Way to Bring Refugees to San Francisco
Transport Fordon Bu ford sails this afternoon for the west coast of Mexico to bring home about a thousand American refugees arriving from Manzinilla on September 16. It will touch Acapulco Salinas Crux Ban Blas Mazatlan Altati Toplabampa Santa Rosilhi Lapiz. Washington reports former Mexican Ambassador Manuel Zamabona will visit the United States with no political significance known about his mission.
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Altati
Toplabampa
Santa Rosilhi
Lapiz
Washington
White House
Manuel Zcambona
Gunboat shells town Americans in danger
Washington dispatch reports Haitian gunboats shelling a town in San Domingo endangering American lives and property. The cruiser Dee Moines is en route to protect Americans while the Nashville now in Dominican waters moves to the scene.
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Sept
Estava
Burta Mints
San Domingo
State Department
Dee Moines
Joly
Nashville
Round-up Band Program Opens Umatilla County Fair
Visitors flock to the pavilion for a concert by the Round-up band as additional acts and a daredevil air show debut mark the fair week. Exhibits from Hermiston Stanfield Adams broom company and Pendleton Woolen Mills fill the big pavilion with wheat fruit and diverse county products on display.
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Telegramy
Fair Management
Hermiston
Umatilla
Stanfield
People's Warehouse
Pendietin Woolen
Union Meat Company
Diamond Pure Foods
Sundybrook
J A Borie Lumber Company
Fine Arte
Mity Neva Lane
Chicago Heat Wave Breaks as Rain Melds Heat
A brutal Chicago heat wave eased this morning after rain and a cold northwest wind lowered readings from 100 to 92 in the observation tower and to 100 in streets and suburbs. Forecasters predict cooler days ahead with possible rain. Typhoid fears grow from drought and water supply concerns as livestock and vegetation suffer. Evansville reports a local suicide epidemic tied to heat. Kansas and surrounding states see scattered showers ending the heat spell.
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Lake Beache
Nef
Japanese Rally Urges War as Abe Assassination Sparks Outcry
Fifteen thousand protesters gathered in Hibiya Park demanding military action against China after the assassination of Mortlakio Abe, director of the politics bureau, with many marching to the foreign office and calling for dispatch of troops to retaliate for the Nanking incident and for the foreign minister’s resignation. The crowd, though large, remained orderly in the early stages. The demonstration reflected anger at Japanese diplomacy over China and California questions, ending with the foreign office gates locked amid a stampede-like surge.
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Mortlakio Abe
Japanese Foreign Office
New
Japan
Hiliya Park
China
Foreign Office
Nanking
Nobuaki Makino
California
Russia
Wisconsin duck hunting season opens with abundant birds
Appleton Wisconsin reports the coming duck hunting season is expected to be the greatest in years as hunters from across the country arrive. State game wardens say ducks are plentiful this year and the season runs from tomorrow until November 30. The pickle chicken, woodcock and plover seasons also open tomorrow.
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Wis
Wisconsin
East Oregonian Round-up editions offer souvenir issues
East Oregonian announces Round-up editions to be published next week for both locals and visitors. Each 24 page issue will be a fresh, illustrated souvenir with show news, historical sketches, and past championship records. Four evening editions sold for 25 cents, mailed to distant friends.
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Pendleton
Oregonian
Ogee
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