Returns From Primaries Mark Sulzer Tammany Blow
Albany Sept 17 Returns from yesterday's New York primaries show sentiment against Tammany and friendly to Gov Sulzer. His impeachment trial looms as his wife may testify about alleged Speculations. Ghiet Justice Edgar Cullen expected to preside and influence the proceedings.
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Sulzer
Tammany
Sulzor
High Court
Fulner
Heater
Ghlet
Edgar Cullen
Court of Appeals
Cullen
Diggs and Davis Acquitted by Jury in San Francisco Case
In San Francisco a jury acquitted Maury J. Diggs and Charla B. Harris of conspiracy to perjure in the Diggs and Caminetti cases. After six weeks of tense proceedings the defendants showed visible relief as the verdicts were read. Harris and his wife shared an emotional moment, while both defendants thanked supporters and pledged not to discuss the case.
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San Francisco
Maury J. Diggs
Charla B. Harris
Sacramento
Cal
Vornia
Diggs
Drew Caminetti
Stubbors Woll
Harris
Cherrians Thank Pendleton for Round-Up Hospitality
A letter from Fred S. Bynon Secretary of the Salem Cherrians thanks Pendleton for a right royal welcome given to the Cherrian Special during their recent Round-up visit. He praises the show, its handling, and the spirit of good fellowship, requests a copy of the Sunday East Oregonian for the flag.
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Salem
Ore
Commercial Club
Pendleton
Oregon
Sunday East Oregonian
Fred 8. Bynon
Firefighters Battle Mountaintop Blaze Near Lacrescenta
Word from the Lacrescenta forest says fire in the mountains above has been checked but driven by a high wind toward Pasadena. About a dozen homes lie in the path of the flames as a thousand men struggle to contain it.
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Pasadena
Chl
Lacrescenta Forest
Thaw Case May Go To Supreme Court
Littleton NH September 17 Counsel for Harry Thaw outlined plans to take his extradition fight to the U S Supreme Court if the governor of New Hampshire approves the matter and Concord holds a hearing Tuesday next The ruling against Thaw would be reviewed by the U S district court with appeals continuing until the highest court is reached
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Littleton
SN. HW
Harry Thaw
Supreme Court of the United States
New Hampshire
New York
Concord
United States District Court
Thaw case may go to Supreme Court and global notes
Thaw case potential path to United States Supreme Court. Independence Day in Mexico described as quiet. Watchman killed by robbers, 32000 dollars involved. Senator Works of California cites Lind’s mission as a failure. Returns from New York primaries show Tammany’s blow by the people.
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United States Supreme
Dic
Caminett
Sain Quentin
New York
Lrlisty
Huerta Tone Restores Hope of Settlement in Mexico
Washington reports growing hope for a peaceful Mexican solution after Huerta’s message. Officials note absence of anti-foreign demonstrations and his pledge to ensure free elections. Huerta says it would be his greatest triumph to surrender office if elections secure public peace.
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Huerta
Washington
Huerti
John Dind
United States
Fire Leaves Two Thousand Homeless in Hot Springs
A major blaze in Hot Springs Arkansas left twelve blocks destroyed and more than 2000 people homeless. The resort city suffered property losses exceeding 10 million dollars, but no lives were lost as flames raged for several hours before burning out.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Lews
Guests Routed From Burning Hotel In Buffalo Fire
Buffalo dispatch reports a blaze at the Hotel Brozel and an adjoining building. Two hundred fifty guests fled to the street as upper floors burned and several unconscious women were carried out by firefighters. Total loss placed at 260000 with 100000 for the hotel structure crediting the dramatic evacuation.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Brozel
Hottest in the season as mercury hits 106 in LA
In Los Angeles on September 17 the day reaches the season's peak with a 106 degree reading by 11 a.m. The note adds a quip about préferring closemouthed friends over closefisted ones.
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Los Angeles
Mercury
Trinity alias thief admits counterfeiting in murder case
New York police question Dr. Muret as the murder of Anna Aumuller is linked to a counterfeit ring. Hans Schmidt, claiming the moniker Dr Emil Mollere, says he is Trinity and asserts a plan to distribute counterfeit proceeds to the poor. He denies knowledge of the murder and insists on his innocence.
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New York
Faurot
Hans Schmidt
Muret
Anna Aumuller
Schmidt
Emil Mollere
Trinity
Dr. Mollere
John Schmidt
Germany
Deputy game warden arrested as hunters escape after quarrel
In Umatilla two hunters William E. Walthers and B M Williams were jailed after arresting deputy game warden J E Harmon who then was arrested by John Morrison. Hunters claimed money for licenses, but authorities suspect a staged telephoned alibi. Averill investigates, considering prosecutions for the hunters if licenses were not valid. Morrison faces possible damage suit for arrest, while Harmon threatens action.
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Umatilla
J. E. Harmon
William E. Walthers
BM. Williams
Dalles
Kelne & Nords Ware
Tmetina
Ucense
W. BR
Hull
Harmon
Hermiston
John Morrison
Stevens Ron
Bhf
Averill
Cmarlile
Morrison
Aleo Posie
Dietriete
Independence Day in Mexico Quiet Amid Huerta Speech
Mexico City Sept 17 Independence Day passed quietly as Huerta read his message to the opening of the second session of the 27th Mexican congress. He pledged to push for a peaceful election next month and said U S relations have caused affliction, while noting no general policy on recent diplomatic exchanges. The six month lim it on American ships remains in force.
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Mexico
Huerta
Mexico City
Congress
Genera Huerta
United States
Permanent Commission of Congress
Watchman killed in raid on department store
Four robbers broke into Mandel Brothers department store in Chicago early today and killed Michael Waschuk, a watchman who resisted. They cracked the safe and escaped with $2000 in cash. The closing sentence notes a Sunday battering average remark.
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Chicago
Mandel Brothers
Michael Waschuk
Works Says Lind's Mission Has Failed
Senator Works in Los Angeles says John Lind's mission to Mexico failed and foreign nations may seek U S protection for their citizens there He denounces the administration Mexican policy and predicts calls for U S intervention in Mexico.
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Works
Lind
Los Angeles
John Lind
Mexico
United States
Diggs and Caminetti Get Prison Terms and Fines
In San Francisco on September 17, Mary Diggs former state architect received two years in San Quentin and a $2000 fine for violating the Mann White Slave Act by transporting two girls to Reno for immoral purposes. Drew Caminett son of the federal immigration chief drew 18 months and a $1500 fine. Each was granted a 10 day stay of execution and released on bonds as defense counsel seeks higher court review. The judge condemned lax morality and parental neglect enabling such cases.
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Diggs
Reno
San Francisco
San Quentin Penitentiary
Mary Diggs
San Quentin
Drew Caminett
Commissioner General of Immigration
van Fleet
Caminetti
Marsha Warrington
Lola Norris
Warrington
Norris
McNeill’ Island
Caminett
Aog Caminett
Pendleton plans fund to restore 1911 saddle trophy
Local citizens vow to repair John Spain s silver mounted saddle damaged September 13 1912 at the Roundup in Pendleton The appeal notes Spain s world champion bucking horseman status and the prized trophy gifted by the event organizers A fundraising effort led by Wesley Matlock will circulate a paper asking residents to contribute toward restoring the saddle to its original condition
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John Spain
Wesley Matlock
E. L. Power & Son
Pendleton
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