Germany Faces Money Panic Over French Demands
Paris dispatch reports German bankers warn of a financial crash if Berlin does not accept French terms on the Moroccan dispute by Tuesday. German four percent bonds totaling about 500 million marks are due Monday, with France holding much of the issue. Rumor says J Pierpont Morgan may provide funds to avert panic if Baron Rothschild’s terms are met.
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Paris
Germany
Baron Rothchild
Frankfort
France
Germain
Mole
Morgan
Fubjohn
Baron Rothrechild
Ger. Mans
Public Pays Trust To Be Prosecuted
New York exposes how the money trust shifts fines to consumers after customs frauds and other thefts. Sugar brokers note the coming year's profits rising from 5.76 to 7.25 per hundred pounds could net the company 40 million dollars to cover deficits from government prosecutions. In Augusta, Maine, wets gain by twenty votes, repealing a constitutional amendment restricting Manor Megat firpourhout sales.
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New York
Wss
Augusta
Maine
Grand Jury Considers Seattle Men in Obstruct Justice Case
Seattle, Sept. 19. Before the grand jury at Tacoma the case against Seattle men charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice will be presented for consideration. It is believed a majority of the nine will be indicted after Judge Hanford's injunction in the street car fight.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Judes Hanford
Fleet for Ground Breaking
Washington D C Sept 19 The navy department has directions from President Taft to hold the Pacific fleet at San Francisco until after the fair ground breaking ceremonies are over
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Taft
San Francisco
Bank Wrecker Paroled From Fort Leavenworth
Washington Sept 19 A statement says John Walsh the Chicago bank wreck er will be paroled at Fort Leavenworth this week. Walshs prison record is excellent and he will return to his family.
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Washington, D. C
John Walsh
Chicago
Fort Leavenworth
Walsh
Rogers Resumes Transcontinental Flight Tomorrow
Middleton N. Sept. 19 Avin Rogers will resume his transcontinental flight tomorrow as he restarts the journey after yesterday’s halt.
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Rogers
Middleton
Avinto
Martial law declared in Vienna after riots over costs
Vienna reports martial law declared for first time since 1849 after riots over high prices of living. Police arrested 175 after clashes that left one dead and 100 wounded. local unrest followed revolution era measures.
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Vienna
Spain 15 Rent by Rioting and General Strike
Madrid reports continuous rioting with destroyed rail tracks and blown bridges. Martial law declared as labor strikes threaten revolution. A municipal judge and clerk were killed in Su Europe when the thunterpal building was wrecked during clashes.
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Spain
Madrid
Calencia
Indictment in Shoe Machinery Trust Case Hit Six Executives Named
Federal grand jury indicted six executives of United Shoe Machinery company for anti trust violations alleging monopolistic control of shoe machinery. Indicted are James Storrow president J Murd E P Howe William Barbour and G W Browne. Penalty includes heavy fines or imprisonment. Company makes and leases all machines used in production of shoes but does not sell to shoemakers, giving virtual market control.
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Prac- Healy
Steel magnate wins a diplomatic post in NY governor race
New York report alleges a steel magnate's influence secured a diplomatic posting for Dr Hill, former German ambassador, as a price for Republican gubernatorial backing. The piece claims funds from 1912 campaign aided the deal, casting light on political maneuvering behind the diplomatic assignment.
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New York
Dr. Hill
Germany
Trin
Faithman
Sheel
Serlin
Hil
Wild West Performers Setving Leave Town
The city loses its frontier tempo as cowboys depart for exhibitions and engagements. Buffalo Vernon sails to Spokane and Lewiston for roping and performances before heading to New York. Jason Stanley J E Briscoe the Bancetts and others have left with horses including "Hot Foot" for the Spain ranch in Umatilla county or Walla Walla.
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Vernon
Spokane
Lewiston
New York
Jason Stanley
J. E. Briscoe
Bancetts
John Spain
Fred Spain
Hank McGrath
Spain Ranch
Umatilla County
Walla Walla
Fais
Platzocher Sued Again by Sheepman Slusher
William Slusher, noted sheepman, files suit against Farmers' Meat company recently closed by attachment to recover 293.27 for live stock and meats alleged to have been furnished. Raley and Raley serve as attorneys for Slusher.
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Platzocher
William Slusher
Farmers’ Meat Company
Raley & Raley
Slusher
Two Assault Suspects Held on Assault Charges
Q Montgomery a waiter formerly at a Boston restaurant is jailed on an assault charge after allegedly striking the Chinese cook with a plate. William Picard, also charged with assault, remains free on $100 bail for allegedly assaulting his wife.
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Q. Montgomery
Boston
William Picard
Arrests in Kiev Ramp Up After Premier Attack
Authorities in Kiev move to arrest relatives of prisoner Enarott May as part of a murder probe tied to a plot against the government. Police claim the alleged mastermind is a coalition of Jewish and Finnish opponents of Premier Stoypin, with troops held ready amid fears of anti Jewish violence.
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Verde
Kiev
Russia
Thable
Dimitri Boroff
Stoypin
Ceres Nicholne
Mrupderer
Enarott
Slen
Stolyphin
Mssaaelanton
Mabel Warner 18 Released On Bond
Mabel Young Warner released on $2500 bond after pleading not guilty to a forgery charge. Case set for trial at Prevent ension. Bond furnished by William Toeteh and Herman Suhl.
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Mabel Young Warner
Willa
William Toeteh
Herman Suhl
Trigh
Warfer
V. Knox
Lewie Raglo
Howe
Supreme Judge
Henry J. Trean
Supreme Court of the State
Asothey R. R. Johnson
Warner
Tailoroicides Tragedy in Walla Walla Leaves Tailor Dead
In Walla Walla the tailor Fred A. Dristmover fired a shot in a fit of despondency about 10 yesterday morning. He died about 6 yesterday afternoon from the wound after medical efforts faltered. The incident followed a tragedy that left onlookers lingering at death's door.
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Walla Walla
Wels
Septi
Sovernal
Fred A. Dristmover
Defense Attorney in Contempt in Times Dynamiting Case
Accused of offering bribe and failing to answer questions at a hearing tied to the Times dynamiting case in San Angeles. John Harrington, tied to the McNamara defense, faces 1000 bail as grand jury foreman Charles Weir cites refusal to disclose details about witness reliability and alleged tampering, including a promise of $5000 for procuring the wife of Lena Ingersoll from a boarding house in Ban Prisideco.
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San Angeles
Charles Weir
Grand Jury
Times
John Harrington
MccNamorm
Bordweil
Poremin Weir
Harringon
Witter
Lena Ingersoll
Prisideco Lodging House
Keepen
California
District fair diplomas awarded for top farm exhibits
Milton residents win district fair diplomas for best display of fruits oats sheaf etc. W M McMahon wins for best fruit display. J J Berry for best oats. Clede Broxson for best wheat. the Formishy Hergion Project and Ogilvy recognized for other harvest displays. Plumes and premiums introduced as new incentive. diverse produce shown in pavilion.
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Mwwile Prk
Milton
Furtel
J.J. Berry
Clede Broxson
Hergiion
Reriea Ogilvy
Colfes Trial Flight Promises Continental Return
Colfes plans a resumption of flying after rebuilding a continental aeroplane. Fowler says the trial flight will take place tomorrow to test the aircraft and demonstrate its reliability.
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Colfes
Fowler
Por Prevents Blight Corning Note
Corning N Y Sept II heavy for prevented Aviator Ward from re fiming his tryng continental Mich today.
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Corning, N.2
Ward
Trust Acting Federal Jurist to Leave Bench
Judge Peter Grogseup of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals announced his resignation planned for October to resume his law practice. Once counsel for major corporations, he faces labor press attacks and agitation, says family pressure prompts his exit for personal freedom. He noted the world political and economic shift and predicted the next year’s presidential election won’t be decided by courts but by public opinion.
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Chicago
Peter Grogseup
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ble
Lanilis
Gat
Court of Publc
Senator Bristow Disagrees With Taft On Trust Oath Amendment
Des Moines dispatch notes Senator Bristow opposing President Taft on amending the oath trust law. He says the law should be amended and implemented despite the president’s opposition. Cummins also weighs in, noting Supreme Court interpretation of the Sherman Act may stand as final regardless of soundness.
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Des Moines
Taft
United Sister
Cums
Cummins
Supreme Court
Vancouver man charged with forging check in local exchange
James King, a well dressed man claiming prominent Burtato connections, was arrested here on September 19 on the charge of uttering a forged 16.40 check and security money in exchange. He appears about 24 years old.
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Vancouver Wash
James King
King
Millionaire Pitcher Dies After Ball Hit
Joseph Seitz, the Veuehn and Fraser baseball pitcher, lies dying after being struck on the head by a pitched ball. The incident occurred today as he collapsed on the field, with medical staff working to save him.
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Sin Franciven
Joseph Seitz
Veuehn & Fraser
Taft Reaches Upper Michigan Amid Tour and Mourning
President Taft crossed the Straits of Mackinac at Sault Ste. Marie to begin his inland route into the upper peninsula. He spoke to a crowd on the ferry before continuing toward Soo. En route he learned of Congressman Madison’s death and sent condolences to the widow, noting the somber mood of his travels.
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Alboard
Taft
Sault Ste. Marie
Straits of
Mackinac
Soo
Madison
Fire destroys Kapowiln lumber plant in Washington
Tac ome Has Biase.Tacoma, Sept. 19. Fire of unknown origin yesterday morning destroyed the plant of the Calpenham Lumber company at Kapowiln, Wash., with a loss of $50,000. About 2,000,000 feet of lumber was consumed.
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Tacoma
Calpenham Lumber Company
Kapowiln
Wash
Denounces Court After Kidnapping Sentence
Tacoma Sept. 13 Convicted of kidnapping his own son and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary H G Hereld turned on Judge Clifford in court after his plea for litigation failed denouncing the court bitterly until overpowered He said You are railroading me to the penitentiary and the prosecutor has led and misrepresented me He claimed the third degree was used to force his confession previously given.
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Tacoma
H. G. Hereld
Clifford
Impressive funeral services for former Senator Carter
Washington September 19 funeral rites were held at St Pauls Catholic Church for former Senator Carter. Attending were Senator Bailey ex Senator Scott Attorney General Galen Judge Hunt George Hamilton Hannis Street and Frank Streeter served as honorary pallbearers.
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Washington
Carter
St Paul's Catholic Church
Sennator Bailey
Scott
Galen
Montana
Judge Hunt
Court of Commerce
George Hamilton
Hannis Street
Frank Streeter
Pendleton High School Opens Amid Record Attendance Scramble
Pendleton reports the largest fall term opening with 122 students in the high school and many more expected as shifting assignments across North Side East End and West End schools continue. Teachers note overcrowding and book stores report crowds as families seek required equipment.
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Pendleton
J.& Landers
Lincoln
Hulhling
East End
West End
Hampton
Three Prisoners Sentenced to Long Terms in State Penitentiary
Judge G W Phelps sentenced James Roeilly to one to seven years after pleading guilty to stealing suits from a hotel. J O Wyatt, who was nabbed by Deputy Sheriff George Strand after robbing a pal of 760 dollars, drew the same sentence. James Sullivan, tied to shoplifting from the Bos ton store, also received a like term. Dr Patten of Portland, accused of passing bad checks for the Pullman Drug Company, got one to four years but seeks a parole to avoid prison.
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State Penitentiary
Ofreai
G. W. Phelps
James Roeilly
Bowe
J. O. Wyatt
George Strand
Reilly
James Sullivan
Stemls
Boston
Patten
Portland
Boews
Pullmoun Druc
Wee
New Testimony May Save Neck of Pryce
Los Angeles September 19. The defense of General Pryce fighting to unseat charges of murder robbery gains support as Silvia Baines testifies Pryce's men were called rebel and carried a flag. Bianco admits he commanded Mexican volunteers at the battle of Tia Juana and says Ceuvas, the Tin Juans post mater, was in Blanco's command. armed Ceuya shows he was a combatant, death a matter of war.
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Pryce
Mexico
van Pyke
Silvia Biines
Rebere
Pryvce
Bianco
Tia Juana
D. Ceuvas
Tin Juans
Blanco
Ceuya
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Cottonwood Street
Searcy
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Nell Dempsey
Dempsey
Stella Williams
Squaw
Charles Borten
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Jeff Brisbola
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