Mable Warner Indicted for Alleged Will Forgery
Grand jury reports indictments including Mable Warner for alleged forgery of a will tied to an estate dispute with her uncle and stepfather. She faces a second trial after narrowly escaping conviction previously. Other indictments include cases of arson and theft. several defendants remain in custody or out on bonds.
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Mable Warner
Will
Mabel Young Warner
Warner
Milrgin
J. H. Wilson
Ukiah
Joe Orton
Perry Gould
Bowman Hotel
Wilcox
Orton
Taviero
Vintor Giovanni
Vithanithiri
Tasto
Maine Dry Election Ends With Prohibition Plurality
Portland Maine September 13 Despite early leanings anti prohibitionists admitted defeat in the state wide vote on amending the constitution to permit liquor under license Maine will stay dry. Revised returns show prohibitionists ahead by 297 in a total 120725 votes cast.
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Portland
Maine
Senator Works Flays Taft in Critical Speech
Los Angeles report says Senator Works attacks President Taft as a reactionary and a representative of the O to rest, warning the Republican Party faces its greatest crisis with a possible desertion by moderates. He urged Republicans to rally behind La Follette for the nomination.
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Taft
Los Angeles
Repuilican
Senator Works
Pingreserve
Works
Senator la Follette
Garment Makers May Strike Heads Toward NYC
Cleveland dispatch reports a general strike of 36,000 ladies tailors shirt waist makers and street makers in New York City appears imminent. The Garment Makers' plan readers say manufacturers offer a fifty two hour week while the union wants fifty hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
New York City
Ey Garment Makers
Eastern Oregon Medigos Begin Tenth Convention in Pendleton
The Eastern Oregon Medical Association opened its tenth annual convention at Odd Fellows hall in Pendleton with a two day session. Rev Frank J Milnes delivered the welcome, followed by Dr Jacob Prinzing from Ontario. lectures on diseases were to be given by Dr Ralph Walker and Dr George White, with officers named including Dr EO Parker president and Dr L M Madden vice president.
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Eastern Oregon Medical Association Imne
Odd Fellows Hall
Frank J. Milnes
Presbyterian Church
Jacob Pringing
Ontario
L. M. Madden
Weston
Ralph Walker
Portland
EB. 8. Walker
George 5. Whiteslide
Eo, Parker
T. M. Henderson
Board of
Censora
Prinzing
Dr. Henderson
KR. F. Dorn
Behe
Pendleton
Milnes
Medical Society
France Masses Army on German Frontier Today
Paris reports France massing troops on the German border amid Moroccan dispute tensions. Government calls maneuvers, but rumors persist of a potential move, with the cabinet backing a firm French reply to Germany on principles and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Germany
M.lo Selves
Bna
Acquittal for Alleged State Game Law Violator
In Dusit of the Peace Juy H Parks yesterday afternoon, McPhee manager of We rahe Springs was acquitted of violating state game laws by serving trout for money. State Game Warden Finley and Deputy Warden Thompson testified about past trout catching practices. Col J H W Raley defended. the jury returned a not guilty verdict after brief deliberation.
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Dusit
Juy H Parks
McPhee
Menager
Werahe Springs
Cout
Finley
W. CE. Pruitt
J. HW. Raley
Thompson
Wennha Springs
Col Raley
Olarse
Bank and Fish Commission Meets in City Today
State Game Warden W I Finley and CE Clanton head a group of fish and game officials and local sportsmen touring Gibbon sites for a proposed fish hatchery. They return on No 17 and plan an afternoon meeting to discuss hatchery plans and hunting regulations. The delegation includes HK Cranston Pendleton chairman George Kelly Kinhey Portland Frank Hughes Got Hill and local deputies and businessmen.
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Gibbon
Meachum Creek
W. Il, Finley
CE. Clanton
State Fish and Game Commission
Meacham Creek
HK. Cranston
Pendleton
George Kelly
Mr. Kinhey
Portland
Rank Hughes
Got Hill
F Aver
E. Binhop
Judie
A. Suo- Well
J. E. Keefe
T. Lae Dow
Harley Carter
Tadze Mi- Teer
Beta
Clanton
Finley
Midntes
Washington Governor backs state insurance for workers
Spite Lake Michigan area reports Governor Tey of Washington urged passage of a state workers compensation system to curb abuses by employers. He cited prior costly premiums and urged a funded program financed by employer levies to insure workingmen.
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Spite Lake
Miot
Egypt
Tey
Washington
State of Washington
House of Governors
Vast Cure Specialist May Escape Prosecution
Porn Orchard Ward September 15. Burtiel Huteard a fast cure specialist may not stand trial for murder in the death of Mee Cite Williamson who died after treatment. Judge Miypdrs sustained in demurrer to the information of the state. The charge rests on the character and kind of food.
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Ward
Ita Burtiel Huteard
Williamson
Miypdrs
Stevensin
Betting in Canada Pavors Reciprocity
Ottawa Sept 1 Premier Laurier’s government is expected to win and conclude a reciprocity treaty with the United States. Wagers run heavily among Liberals who believe Laurier will surely prevail. Conservatives stress alleged unfriendly U S trade policies and argue reciprocity signals a step toward political union.
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Oftawa
Lauriers
United States
Pdsis
Laurier
Carina
Harriman War Ends With New Agreement
Officials in Portland announced a 999-year contract for the Joint line by the 641 TF & N between Moteline and Tad, signaling an end to the Hill Harriman dispute over central Oregon. The Harriman line will pay maintenance and operating expenses.
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Portland
Sapit
Moteline
Tad
Hill
Harriman Ttnes
Oregon
Harrimean Hne
Harriman's Death Cloud Looms Over Labor Talks
In Los Angeles on September 13 President Kline of the International Union states that averting a strike on the Harriman system seems unlikely and that Harriman’s presence might have settled the trouble without a strike. He leaves for Omaha for the next federation meeting as decisive action is expected next week.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Harriman
Kline
Internationalimekemiths'’ Union
Omaha
System Federation of the Crasis
Young Aviator James Ward Forced Down After Flight
New York today reports James Ward the youngest aviator in America set out for an important flight priced at 350,000. After twenty two miles his engine failed forcing a descent over New Teresa, ending the trip and luck.
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New York
James Ward
New Teresa
Aeroplane Parts Arrive as Recon Work Continues
Cal reports receiving a carload of aeroplane parts from Rend as Aviator Fowler reconstrues the machine. Preparations are underway to resume continental flight after the repair work begun on September 13.
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Owls
Cal
Havity
Rend
Fowler
Hia Tuna
Continental Flight
Aviator Ward Vanishes After Long Flight
New York city headlines report aviator James Ward making a 35 mile flight toward the Pacific coast. He descended at Ashbrook New Jersey after apologizing to two women on their property and then proceeded toward New Orleans to determine his whereabouts.
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New York
Paelfile
James Ward
Ashbrook
New Jersey
New
Téesnne
Governor Stop Announcement Sparks Milwaukee Scare
Governor Worris tidus annnounced a controversial policy in Milwaukee on September 15. The proclamation targeted a local issue involving Sheriff Arto and a planned prohibition related to a controversial Bow project, prompting public debate and political tension.
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Milwaukee
Worris Tidus
District Fair Opens With Farmers Evening Program
Farmers showcase activities at the district fair today with a musical program in the pavilion. A selection titled Chocolate Soldier opens the overture series followed by Cavalry Charge and a cornet solo. Intermission then features Grand Opera numbers and a Waltz.
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Cornet
Bowen
Marrietta
Farmers Union program draws crowds at fair pavilion
A large crowd attended the farmers fair program in the pavilion where seven short addresses on farming topics were delivered. The American Band provided entertainment and Bowen's band received hearty praise for a previous concert. Judging of exhibits proceeds with stock, fruit, and poultry judged and results expected by tomorrow.
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Farmers Educational and Co-operative Union
H. G. Bowen
Cowen Mis
Bernice Ruppe
Harry Rependeres G
Liberty
Xarme
Seeanes
the Farmers’ Union
Wepabuvesewets
Elain
Furnleh Tertgatlin
Stanfield
G. Hurd
R. T McKinatry
Fate
Geo
Donovan
Slate
Wim
Skinner
TE Rose
A. Star
John Matejreek
Herr Miler
Dan Sterner
Clarint
W. H. Laws
Frank Kirchner
Claude Fiske
Louis Phillips
Geo. Meyers
Arant
Grover Cleveland
Frank Randollph
Fred Bedell
Frank Hanes
Chas, Whitehead
Frank Barina
H. Nickerson
Walter Jackson
Deviters
H. G Bowen
Bowen
Pendleton
Mustee
I. Potter
Allen
Frank Breed
Paintine Wins Sr Lenor Race
Dermwuster Ene. Sept 12 Prince Potatin at 10 tf 3 In the betting ten day, wor fhe elacse St Lever stakes fr the threeswear vhle pace on the awn Moeor tract King George at tenival fhe meéetine and wae heartily hemmed he the Yorkshire mssi.
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Paintine
Dermwuster
Prince Potatin
King George
Dawn of the Round-Up Promises Thrilling Frontier Show
Anticipation rises as the second annual Round-Up nears with a frontier association display and livestock show plans. A crowded city and visiting strangers loom as directors prepare a faster paced fires race and entertainments from morning to afternoon. Local managers report steady entertainment prospects and a harvest of exotic acts from all directions.
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The
Frontier Association
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Cuba
Philippines
Panama Canal
Bank and Fish Commission
City
Hatchery
Hay
Canada
Tore Eee
Tohaal
Tobani Hoschna Phillips
Raunt
Wis
Coowboys
T. D. Taylor
John Spal
Nyckars
Rita
Qostinuyd
Elene
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