Indictments Return For Perjury And Assault Case
Grand jury reports first perjury indictment against Fletcher for refusing to reveal source of liquor as two witnesses testified he supplied it. Dan McKenzie charged with assault to commit rape after allegedly attempting to abuse Mrs Toyton. case to go to jury later. Hayes case may be dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. further liquor indictments expected Monday as probe continues at the poor farm.
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Kinfue
Fletcher
Pealnet
Dan McKenne
McKenzie
Marg Edwitde
Pitot Rock
Dwar
Lntar
Aeslenanee Crom
Mose Toyton
J. Hy
Raley
Guy Hayes
Ioiallvn
Melvin Huck
Ue Chiatrie
Aattie
Hayes
Melvin Bick
Virgil Wide
Washington Grocers Convention Ends In Spokane Highlights
Washington State Grocers’ convention closes after routine sessions in Helingham. Officers elected include President Coon reelected, vice president Anderson of Spokane, secretary Migeine of Seattle, and treasurer Ruelow of Tacoma.
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Helingham
Washington State Groovers
Wesdelailon
Beat
Coon
Anderson
Spokane
Fo Migeine
Senttls
Ruelow
Taocoma
Thirteen Die in German Rail Collision at Wileck
Herlin Sept 26 Thirteen killed and 49 injured in a German railroad collision described as one of the worst. Details scarce but believed to result from an engineer ignoring danger signals. Two trains met head on. many wounded expected to die.
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Herlin
Wreck Inquiry Looms Over Star of Bengal Crew
San Francisco reports Captain Birmingham will probe the Star of Bengal wreck with hearings at Junato to prevent scattered Alaska witnesses. Captain Wagner’s report is unofficial and Alaska Packers dispute its strength, fearing cowardice charges against the captain of the battleship Kayak.
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San Francisco
Birmingham
Junato
Alaska
Wagner
Aalskan Packers
Peretxits
Forgery Charge Sought for Pasco Resident in Washington
Sheriff Eubanks of Franklin County travels to Seattle pursuing a suspect on forgery charges. The report notes a man identified as Metarthyr¢ is wanted in Pasco Washington and is the subject of the pursuit led by local authorities.
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F. S
Metarthyr
Pasco
Wash
Eubanks
Franklin County
Seattle
Whitman County Superintendent Rejects Deputy Post
N. ft) Showalter, Whitman County superintendent of schools, will not accept the preferred appointment as deputy state school superintendent.
Commonwealth Sinks Volund in Long Island Sound Collision
The Fall River Line steamship Commonwealth rammed the Norwegian steamer Volund off Staew Rogk near Long Island Sound. The Volund sank with one crew member feared dead after a fast collision. sixteen of Volund’s 17 crew were rescued by the Commonwealth as passengers were jolted from their berths.
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Commonwealth
Ste
Pog
Long Ista
Volind
New York
Fall River Line
Volund
Staew Rogk
Long Island Sound
Suilor
Kla
Novit Scotia
Lytle 10 Coach Plans Busy Pendleton High Sports Year
Pendleton High School activities accelerate for the coming year with Lytle 10 coach aiding the football program and the Niehweld band under Prof Carruth. Teachers and students prep threefold exhibit space for the public school booth at the district fair while the debate team and forensic events gear up. The band enters a training period with several concerts planned, promising a productive season in the Inland Empire.
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Re Wo Evite
Pendleton Nigh Sehea Fooball Com
Inland Empire
Niehweld
Carruth
Fale
Tive Boothea
de Hampton Fine
Cleveland Article Not Genuine Denied by Cleveland's Heir
New York September 26. F S Hastings executor for President Cleveland states the article alleging Cleveland favored Taft is not genuine. Hastings says Mrs Cleveland believed the piece was not written by the president and doubts its authorship. He plans to seek recall of pamphlets circulating the piece.
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New York
Cleveland
William H. Taft
F. 5
Hastings
Dupont resigns and joins new party group in U S politics
General T Coleman Dupont head of the powder towel resigns from a leadership post and joins the Clustilous Order of the Hee of the Gamypalen of WS. He also returns to the executive committee of the present campaign as Hitchcock notes the resignation amid fears a government suit could hurt Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T. Coleman Dupont
Delaware
Todey Nead
Mnipiien
Senator Pore aker faces charges over Standard Oil ties
In a formal statement Senator Pore aker defends himself against Hearst and Roosevelt claims about ties to Standard Oil. He says he was an attorney for the company but did not receive pay for aiding it and denies taking money to influence legislation. He also addresses the Browneville Incident and his stance on negro soldiers' dismissal.
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Thhnall
Poreaker
Hearat
Roosevelt
Senate
Hearmt
Bormker Alee
Browneville
Sagebrush Road Plan Trials in Franklin County
In Pasco Washington Franklin county authorities test a sagebrush road to cut dust and mud. The sandy track from Pasco to Richland uses sagebrush fibers laid over washed ballast, compacted by wagon traffic to form a dust free surface. The plan, already proven at Hermiston Oregon, aims to improve rural roads under dry conditions.
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Pasco
Wash
Franklin County
Richland
Caluiarbia
Hepmiston
Oregon
Goernment
Take Troubles Into The Courts The Prosecution
In Me situation Last Night at Midnight and Expresses Determination to Fight as a private citizen Sam maintains tenсеnce of charges and says that people of Oklahoma will stand by him. Colengo, Rep. 24 You read the law then you will know the only i t of my action against these men who have traduged me declared Goy v Haskell this morning when asked about actions against Hearst and a possible suit against Roosevelt. Haskell refused to meet reporters but offered written answers. Bryan held a private conference with Haskell and left for Wisconsin. Squires denied offering a bribe to stop suits by Menett at Standard Oil. Gov Has Kell announced resignation of treasury post amid charges by Roosevelt and Morist. Haskell insists accusations are false and will pursue legal action while seeking party unity.
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Sam
Colengo
Goy
Haskell
Syfrienis
William J. Hearst
Thoonevelt
J .B. Devlin
Tressurer
Bryan
Maison
Wis
New York
C. B. Squires
Monet
Ola
Kim Ae0in
Standard
Ofcom
Jenr
Souioe
Menett
Togeewallt
Willian
Hearst
Goveror Haskell
Treasury
Democratic National Committee
Wonca
Hirgun
Roosevelt
Morist
al- Hhaweh
Mack
Wall Street Lyckers
Bryate
Kern
Democratic Nitional Committee
Wheat Prices Hold Steady At Eighteen Cents
The local wheat market shows a brief advance to 18 cents with reports of a few buyers and sellers. Farmers in town monitor market conditions closely while many have already traded grain, though totals remain uncertain due to market volatility.
Taft and Sherman Seen Carrying Western States
Chicago reports from the Republican canvass under Hitchcock and Hayward indicate Taft and Sherman will win Washington Oregon California Idaho Wyoming and Colorado. Montana is seen as close and Nevada favors Bryan while party leaders hope to shift the race before election day.
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Chicago
Hitchcock
Secretey Hayward
Republican National Committee
Republican
Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Taft
Sherman
Nations Committee
Montana
Nevada
Bryan
Local option bill passes Indiana legislature
Indianapolis report states the county local option bill, granting counties the power to decide liquor sales within their borders, passed the legislature today. Governor Hanly had called the session to push this measure.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Hanly
DaTICT FAIR OPENS MONDAY WITH THRONG EXPECTED
Pendleton awaits the district fair opening on Monday. Merchants are urged to close early, and all residents are asked to attend the opening program. The pavilion shows elaborate decorations, fountains and a sound board in place, with a band concert to start the afternoon. President Roosevelt and speakers will inaugurate the event amid growing anticipation.
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Pavilion
E. Roosevelt
the Fair Association
Wormin
Pendleton
Langely
Roosevelt
Stert Huffman
Din P.O Smythe van Livesnork I C. Brownell
Addison Bennett
Wreck Toll Rises After Northern Pacific Collision
Samuel Slonowicz, Billings citizen, dies in the Northern Pacific wreck, bringing deaths to twenty. Engine crew blamed for attempting to “steal time” on a passenger run by aiming for Young's Point siding. Surviving and injured include W Dyer, Al Busan Cordis, Benjamin Weatherry, and Mrs Bert Anderson. Frank Silvers of Seattle survives a deadly crash amid wreckage and rescuers.
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Young’s Point
W. Dyer
Mount Carmel
Busan
E. Cordis
Flathear Mission
Mont
Benjamin S. Weatherry
H., Hudren
Vinh
Bert Anderson
Hardin
Frank BE. Silvers
Seattle
Big Lumber Deal Closed at Vancouver
Vancouver, Sept. 26. W H White, a Boyne City, Michigan mill owner, announced on behalf of Witte Brothers that they completed a 20 million dollar timber deal on Vancouver Island. One tract is estimated to contain over 5,000,000,000 feet. a million and a half dollars was paid for it. A planned sawmill will have a daily capacity of 1,000,000 feet.
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Vancouver
W. H. White
Boyne City
Mich
Witte Brothers
Chica
Vancouver Island
Ship Lines To Compete With Big Railroads
Sun Frticlken Sept 25 Taen steamship line have formed an agreement to compete with the trans continental railroad for Pacific traffic to Europe. Pacific ships will take freight to Salinas Craze then across the isthmus by rail and picked up by Atlantic ships at Puerto Mexico They have opened the grid by the reduction of rates from 15 to 8 per cent.
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Sun Friticlken
Taenstewineliip Thiet Hive
Europe
Poelfle
Salinas Craze
Tehvontenee
Rill
Atbinth
Puerto
Mexico
Cousin to princess dies in dire poverty
San Francisco officials faced a decision on burial for Apel Vin A Gould, cousin to the Princess De La-Bm, after years as an invalid. Despite appeals to relatives, support was refused and he died after seven years of illness, with burial in question at a hospital.
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San Francisco
George, Howant
Helen Gould
Princess de la- Bm
Apel
Vin A. Gould
Potters’ Field
Gout
Wins
One Voter Registered as Registration Week Begins
Report notes only one voter has registered so far this week as registration books open. Officials expect few to register before the October 2 deadline while January registrants may vote if they were already eligible.
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Rufus Fletcher
Sheepherder
Earhhich
Dan McKensie
Laley
Wileck
Star OF Bengal
Hieskell
Dupo
Paraker
Standard Oil
Mra
Republican Committee
Dupont Joli Has-Reens
Boraker
Baily Sage Brush
Termiston
Oklahoma
Hackell
Wisconsin
Spires Denes
Flaskell
Wii
Northern Pacific
PMA
Alementhus
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