Trial details at Temple Belh Taraw unfold in Bay City
San Francisco Sept 25 with Big Jim Gallaher on the stand the Ford bribery trial drew about 2000 spectators. Lonergan testified last night that Detective Borland tried to abduct him in an automobile prompting intense scrutiny of all prosecution witnesses by Burn’s men. Gallaher described meetings with Ford and a note about entrapment of the supervisor as the bribery scheme surfaced in the testimony about the overhead trolley ordinance payments.
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San Francisco
Big Jim
Gallaher
Ford
Temple Belh Taraw
Ruef
Lonergan
Borland
Nn Auto
Burn
Gallagher
Henney
Mord
Ruer
Chase
Filr
Elks
Joa! Lodge
Engles’ Hall
Engles
Sulu
Indiana
Mysterious illness baffling city doctors in Mira Rorle case
In Los Angeles on September 25 Mira Rorle Noder Mediate remains unconscious after a night of good health. Doctors report no prior illness and cannot explain the coma, leaving a puzzling medical mystery centered on her sudden collapse.
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Lo Angeles
Mira Rorle
Prominent Idaho Leaders Attend Hotel Remington Opening
Governor Gooding Lieutenant Governor Burrell and Secretary Lonadon will attend the opening of the new Hotel Remington in American Falls. Prominent Spokane Boise and Salt Lake guests are expected for the event with a grand ball closing the day’s program.
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American Falls
Incuding
Gooding
Idaho
Burrell
H Robert Lonadon
Remington
Spokane
Boise
Salt Lake
Roosevelt Leaves Oyster Bay in Departure Train
President Roosevelt and family departed Oyster Bay this morning as a large party gathered at the depot to bid them farewell, sending off the president with a hearty send off fromlocals.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt
Brigdeman 14 year old confesses to 200 robberies
Edward Bridgeman aged 14 confessed in children’s court to more than two hundred robberies since August 6. He pled guilty to the charges and faces adjudication in the juvenile system.
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New York
Edward Bridgeman
Children's Court
Yellowstone Limited Ends Season Train Service
The Yellowstone Limited on the Short Line from Balt Lake to the line’s end ran its last run yesterday as the park season closes. The pullout inconveniences residents along the branch but a local train is expected to be reinstated soon to offset the interruption.
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Yellowstone Park
Balt Lake
Pocatello Tribune
Western Pacific Right of Way Fight Ends in City Vote
Sacramento council with a 6 to 2 vote refused the Western Pacific right of way across the city after hours of debate. An investigation was planned, and the body decided to ask residents to decide in a special election on October 22.
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Weromentor Connell
Saeramento
Eutcalla
Wwe
Western girls in Chicago study on western men
In Chicago under escort of Philip Bates, 10 Washington girls recall reaching the east for study and declare western men superior in manner but not in morals. Echo Kincaid and Anna Level assert that the eastern man underrates women while the westerner views her as his equal. Mrs Howard Bramwell chaperones the crowd.
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Chicago
Philip Bates
Washington
Northwest
Echo Kincaid
Anna Level
Howard Bramwell
Gans Signals Retirement After Ketchel Showdown
Los Angeles reports Joe Gans, after securing a final bout against Ketchel at 145 pounds, hints at retirement. He has the money and may leave boxing after this match, potentially stepping away with no challenger remaining in his class. A San Francisco promoter wired Gans last night and he stated Ketchel remains in his hands as the best option for a fight.
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Los Angeles
Joe Gans
Kid Ketehel
Gans
Meamle
Jeffries
San Francisco
May Catch Covington Today
Seattle police may detain Frank Covington and Charles Harrison before nightfall following a morning sweep by plainclothes officers. A large force patrolled the city on an unknown destination, with strong belief they hold a hot clue to the men’s location.
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Seattle
Frank Covington
Charles Harrison
Two Sailors Drowned Off Angels Stand
Two sailors from the St. Louis drowned during the abandon ship drill off Angels Stand near San Francisco. Their bodies were not recovered as of yesterday in the sight of Admiral Swinburne.
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San Francisco
Angels
Admiral Swinburne
St. Louis
acquittal of Rhonimus renews warning to thieves
Amel Rhonimus, freed after a two-ballot jury verdict, expresses gratitude to the panel and says the result serves as a warning to thieves. The old rancher plans to return to Cabbage Hill to tend his horses, praising the jury for delivering a strong message against horse theft.
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Amel
Tom Myers
Niconimas
Rhonimua
Cabbage Hill
Bean
Frank Saling
Rhonimus
Fee
Delmas En Route To New York For Thaw Trial Involvement
Delmas, arriving in Chicago, heads to New York to consult with Harry Thaw regarding a new trial. He indicates willingness to participate in the Hofense Vagain case.
Morrow County Day At District Fair Features Elks Parade
Morrow County day at the district fair drew light attendance despite a special four-car train. A large program included McElroy Band and Mrs Landers vocal solos, with Elks Day set for Friday featuring a parade, stunts, and a grand pavilion program. Officials expected heavy crowds, but turnout remained modest. irrigation talks and local speakers were also on the slate.
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KE. Noteon
A. Bennett
Rev. Myers
McElroy
Landers
Morrow County
McElory Band
Ftch
Srt
A. Lowell
Oregon
E. B. McElroy
Agricultural College
State University
Armory Hall
Fair Commissioners
Tt Ie
Hughs
Hkewlee
Fir
Poland
A. L. Swaggart
Athena
T. G. Hailey
Wild Horse Creek
Victor Rose
Judge Hatley
Clover Dale
Austin
REFERENDUM 15 SAFE, Crawford Says State's Position Secure
Portland Sept 25 Attorney General A M Crawford arrived from Salem and stated he is preparing the brief for the state in the fight against the Pacific States Telephone company over the Oregon Initiative. He said he does not fear the state's position, arguing the initiative is a corrective measure that preserves the republican form of government. The company seeks to drag federal issues, including direct senatorial election, into the case to reach the U S Supreme Court if the state prevails in the state courts.
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Crawford
Portland
Atttorney
A. M. Crawford
Salem
Iin Ite
Pacific States Telephone Company
United States
United States Supreme Court
New Shasta Division Created by Southern Pacific
San Francisco Sept 25 General Manager Calvin created a new Shasta division to ease northbound congestion. Thomas Ahern is named superintendent with headquarters at Dynemuir California. The division will cover all S and S P lines from Red Bluff California to Ashland Oregon and extend the California Northwestern expansion from Weed to Klamath Oregon.
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Calvin
Southern Pacific
Shasta
Thomas Ahern
Dynemuir
Calif
S&s. P
Redbluff
Ashland
Ore
Naleo
Weed
Klamath
Oregon
Two Idaho Ex Governors to Testify in Borah Trial
Two former Idaho governors C F Gooding and T J Morrison will be called as witnesses in the Borah trial. They are expected to testify that may severely reflect on the late governor Frank Steunenberg amid related land fraud case proceedings.
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Idaho
Hobe
C. F. Gooding
T. J. Morrison
Frank Steunenberg
Eastern Oregon to Seek New Episcopal Diocese
Bishop Charles Scadding plans to forward a request to the General Convention in Richmond for the creation of an Eastern Oregon diocese and a missionary bishop. Pendleton likely to be chosen as headquarters, with Pendleton and eastern Oregon parishes hopeful for relief from the statewide responsibilities now borne by Scadding.
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Episcopal General Convention
Oregon
Ren- Wleton
Episcopal Church
Charles Scadding
Portland
Richmond
Pendleton
Charles Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
Enatery
East Oregonian
Anid Rey
Quinney
Americans Injured in Paris Cherbourg Rail Collision
Report from Paris says Americans in Nantes injured when the Cherbourg express crashed into a steamer off the Paris Cherbourg railway line. The incident occurred today and involved travelers returning from Paris with injuries confirmed by local authorities.
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Nantes
France
Paris
Cherbourg
Cher
Horseman Trial in Ciaguit Court Sees Slow Jury Selection
George Horseman, a pioneer, faces murder charges for the shooting of Clarence McBroom at Nye schoolhouse Snet Spring. Jury selection proceeds slowly in the circuit court as witnesses and neighbors testify. only three jurors chosen by 2:30 pm with several others rejected for cause or peremptory reasons. The case follows the Rhonimus trial and is heard with Judge Fee and Col. J. H. Raley defending Horseman, while District Attorney Phelps leads for the state.
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George Horseman
Clarence McBroom
Gurdane
McBroom
Nye School
Snet Spring
Rhonimus
Horseman
Fee
Col
J. H. Raley
Phelps
John McCourt
Chee
Stewart
Straughan
Henry Lopengent
F. Steele
B. Neil
J. D. Hargett
Frank Hilbert
H. Richmond
J. E. Graham
WR. Meiners
J. & Richey
Land for settlement opened in eight reservations
Spokane news reports a government plan to settle 35,000 families by distributing 4,910,000 acres of timber, agricultural, and mineral lands across eight Indian reservations in eastern Washington, northern Idaho, western Montana, and South Dakota using a lottery system. Major tracts include Colville 1,000,000 acres, Yakima 1,145,000, Coeur d Alene 110,000, Lemhi 46,000, Blackfoot 660,000, Flathead 1,000,000, Rosebud and Lower Brule 891,560 acres.
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Spokane
Northwest
Unete
T Ia
Washington
Idaho
Montana
South Dakota
Rocky Mountains
Colville
Yakima
Coeur d'Alene
Lemhi
Blackfoot
Flathead
Rosebud
Lower Brule
Chinese Sue For Rights In Victoria School Admission
Vancouver reports Chinese residents in Victoria have begun legal steps to define their status. Chinese students face admission denial due to presumed lack of knowledge, affecting progress. Each student deposits 8500 to Canada, refundable after year’s end with a certificate of attendance. The board blocks issuance of certificates to Chinese, hindering eligibility.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Canada
Thirney Land in Demand in Harney County
Homeseekers flood Harney country as land offices stay busy. Harriman delays on railroad into central Oregon, yet vast tracts are taken, new homes rise, capital flows in, and government land offers opportunities despite transportation isolation. Development of mineral resources looms as projects progress.
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Harney Country
Burts
Times-Herald
Harriman
Central
Oregon
Harney
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