Jerome Freed From Charges Apology Made
Jerome Travers Jerome was acquitted last night of gambling charges at Coaticook Quebec while awaiting immigration rulings on Harry K Thaw. The magistrate apologized for the humiliation and the court declared him honorably discharged. Jerome praised Canadian reception and planned to continue to New York after the brief appearance.
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Coaticook
Quebec
William Travers Jerome
Grand Trunk Railway
Harry K. Thaw
Henry Mulvena
Sherbrooke
James McKee
Jerome
Canada
Dominion
New York
Montreal
Michael Kniaht
Jacob
Palomotif
Fapresses Thogret
Mulrend
East Oregonian Round-up editions offered as souvenirs
The East Oregonian announces special Round-up editions during Round-up week. Four 24 page illustrated souvenirs will publish each day with new matter, complete show news, historical sketches, and past championship records. Priced at 25 cents each, mailed with postage paid.
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Gordera
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Technicalities May Block Sulzer Case Impeachment
Albany reports legal technicalities entangle efforts to impeach Governor Sulzer. Justice Rudd to hear a writ Saturday in a case brought by Samuel Powler, taxpayer, challenging legislature action and state expenses for impeachment. If Rudd rules against Fowler, appeal to the court of appeals follows.
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Albany
Fulzee
New York
Tt Fa
Justice Rudd
State Supreme Court
Samuel Powler
Rudd
Fowler
Court of Appeals
Court of
Badges Proposed for Welcoming Visitors at Round-Up
The Commercial club reception committee discussed badges bearing the invitation Ask me I Live Here to help visitors. Chair Roreoe Johnson noted the plan at Walhlt Walla and the group favored badges to quickly identify locals and assist guests. Matlock urged the idea to ease strangers’ inquiries. Committee aims to meet every special train.
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Commercial Club
Ore
Roreoe Johnson
Walhlt Walla
Won Matlock
General vote falls off in Maine election
General results show Progressive support dropping sharply in Maine while other races unfold. A separate report notes Jerome freed on gambling charges with court apology, and a murder inquiry leads to a suspect arrest as a headless body is found days earlier.
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Maine
Jerome
China
May
Lushang
Amemineetts
Lane of the
Interior
Peters
Era of small farms in Umatilla county grows through diversification
Diversified farming replaces wheat monoculture in Weston and Athens areas. Farmers cut summer fallow, plant corn and potatoes, build silos, and buy dairy cattle. A milk condensing plant and local creamery demand grow as silos store 76 tons daily. several farmers order materials for next spring.
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Umatilla
Petwon
Tig
Weston
Athens
Silog
Wallside
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Tmatilt
William Mackenzie
Mr. Mackenzie
Joseph Hodgson
J P. Lieuallen
Ralph Tucker
Peters elected in Maine contest as progressives falter
In Portland Maine John A Peters Republican of Ellsworth won the third district seat by 553 over Democrat William A Pattangall with Edward M Lawrence Progressive third. Nationally Wilson led, Roosevelt declined, Taft’s vote held. Democrats blame treachery and pledge unity. Progressive cite lack of funds and opposition to Democrats. Canadian Pacific plans railroad electrification mentioned.
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Washington
Congress
Maine
Smoot
Progressive Party
Portland
Spaker
John A. Peters
Ellsworth
William A. Pattangall
Waterville
Edward M Lawrence
Lubec
Peters
Pattangall
Lawrence
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Democrats
Democratic
John Peters
Democracy of
Progressive
Halbert P. Gardner
Progressive National Committee of
John A Peters
Progressive Working
Democratic Party
Porter Charlton Has No Attorney In Italy Case
Porter Charlton, the American accused of murdering his wife in Como, Italy, has not secured counsel. Deputy Camera, urged by Charlton’s friends to defend him, has not yet accepted. He asked the judge to allow a conference with the prisoner, but the judge refused until the preliminary examination ends.
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Como
Italy
Porter Chariton
Camera
United States
Chariton
Come
Stanfield Peach Exhibit Shines At County Fair
The Stanfield exhibit at the county fair features peaches from Furnish project trees yielding high boxes per tree, with grapes, melons, beans, alfalfa, and a standout peanut plant. Samples of honey, a planned dairy creamery, and Holstein shipments from the east are noted, with organizers Barager and Ruchhol praised for a tasteful display.
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Ue Stanfield
Pouch
Pendleton
G. L. Hurd
Fair Esocution
Stanfield Standard
M. ©. Barager
Stanfield Fruitgrowers’ Association
P. H. Ruchhol
Man Arrested in New Jersey Murder Case
Peter Sternemann was arrested in Jamaica in connection with the murder of a young woman whose headless body was found at Cliffside New Jersey. He is held as a witness pending investigation after sending letters to police claiming the victim was his daughter. Detectives posing as New York newspaper men arrested him. His room showed a disrupted scene with 14 Bibles on a table, a coil of rope, and thin wire, with another coil of wire found nearby.
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New York
Peter Sternemann
Jamaica I
Cliffside
N. J
Sternemann
Umatilla County Fair Opens With Varied Admission Prices
The Umatilla county fair is in progress all week at the pavilion between the O W R and N P depots. Afternoon admission is 25 cents, same for the first two evenings. the last four evenings 50 cents. Children pay 15 cents at all times.
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Umatilla County
N. P
Auto meet yields thrills and two injuries at Corona race
Sept 9 Corona Cal. Eddie Waterman won the light car race in 1:27:20.2045. Jackson finished second in a Reo, William Rhodes drove a Studebaker. A crash in the first event fatally injured Mechanician Crawford and an unidentified girl. R. M. Taylor of San Diego, his wife, and a three-year-old child were reported painfully injured after an embankment plunge. Ten cars started the Merit race at 10 am. plans showed 200, 251, and 201 mile events with no spectators observed.
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Corona
Eddie Waterman
Buick
Jackson
Reo
William Rhodes
Studebaker
Crawford
Cal
R. M. Taylor
San Diego
Taylor
Dayton Schools Close for Round-Up Day
Dayton schools will dismiss Thursday afternoon to allow teachers and pupils to attend the upcoming Round-up in Pendleton. Special trains will run daily from Dayton to Pendleton during the event, signaling strong community turnout and enthusiasm for the big show.
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Nev
Frans
Methodist Church
Ellensburg
Buckarooes
Payton
Wash
Neva Lance
Dayton
Pendleton
Debated tariff bill advances with limited time
The tariff measure won congressional approval as senators moved to finalize the Wilson program. A four minute rule for post 4 o clock amendments was set to prevent delays while opponents argued the bill’s terms. Final passage appeared likely, with the decisive 44 to 37 roll call noted and continued coverage promised.
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Washington
Senate
Bristow
Jones
House
County Fair Opening Draws Attention With Promising Attendance
Opening night drew a good crowd with larger turnout expected tonight. Chauncey Haines directs a varied program featuring Walter Rose tenor Marquis Kannert flute Ben Driscoll cornet. Highlights include Spanish March Volpatta Overture and Dance selections plus Haviland songs.
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Chauncey Haines
Walter Rose
Marquis Kanaert
Ben Driscoll
Martha
Flotow
Portland
Spokane
Marquis Kannert
Flutiet
Ben Drisco
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Alee
Northwestern
Armson
E. F P. Averill
Canadian Pacific Railroad
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Stanfield
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House Banking Committee
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