Governor of Montana Denies Graft Allegations In Inquiry
Testimony before the legislative inquiry on the Montana land deal centers on Gov. Toole. Liveryman Prodger testifies that officials discussed a 60 000 acre transfer with a graft figure of 10000 mentioned. McRae and others deny any graft or illegal payments. Board members deny involvement and money received. Exoneration of the board appears likely.
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Helena
Mont
Joseph K. Toote
W. A. Prodger
Lum
Gov. Toole
McRae
Raft
Prodger
Salem man hanged after murder conviction in 1908 case
Salem Ore February 5 by A P Walter Montgomery Johnson convicted of first degree murder for the killing of Elmer Pur in Hillboro on December 14 1908 was hanged at the state jail at 12 40 today He left his cell with officials and Rev W H Selleck He admitted guilt saying he acted for money not in self defense and warned of the dangers of intemperance The trap dropped at 12 42 and death was instantaneous
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Salem
Ore
A. P. Walter Montgomery Johnson
Elmer Pur
Hilleboro
State Dary
W. H. Selleck
Civic sermon theme at Tabernacle Baptist on Olympia fight
Pastor Jot Dean will speak at Tabernacle Baptist Tabernacle on power night with a theme drawn from the political life of a legislator. The event references the Olympia clash between Ole Faulkner and McMasters and Billy Sunday’s influence.
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King
Olympia
Billy Sunday
The
Logia
Seraronary
Jot Dean
Tabernacle Baptist Power
Ole Faulkner- Mc Masters
Weights Clash Delays Packy Hyland McParland Bout
In San Francisco on February 5, a wrangle over fighter weights and rounds stalled signing for the Hyland vs McParland bout. Hyland pressed for 133 pounds at 8 or 10 am and 26 rounds, while McParland's side stood firm on 133 at 10 and 20 rounds. Gilmore of McParland walked out then returned accepting 48 hour weigh-in, with a final tie to be resolved after talks with Coffroth.
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San Francisco
Dick Hyland
Packy McParland
McFarland
Hyland
Johnny
Powhe
Gilmore
McParland
Coffroth
Marathon Championship Match Between Shrubb and Longboat
Longboat the Toronto Indian runner and Alfred Shrubb prepare for a marathon title race in New York. Shrubb is favored with a 7 to 1 odds, while supporters doubt the Indian’s chances due to illness and low spirits noted in a recent letter. Tom Flannagan asserts Shrubb’s form is strong and predicts victory, contrasting with Shrubb’s 20 mile race situation.
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New York
U. P
Toronto
Alfred Shrubb
Shrubb
Ordde
Tom Flannagan
Flannagan
Daughter Missing In Everett After Walkout
The mother of 27 year old Mrs. Robert Bridges searches for her daughter who left home and has not been seen. Fears of suicide amid family troubles and a recent hospital operation haunt the case as police aid the search. Also noted is a large bequest to Marjorie from Geo Gowid and ships leaving Colkes for Puget Sound.
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Everett
U. P
Robert Bridges
Daugh
Affinity Verdict in Portland Suit Over Affections
Portland jury orders George Sollers to pay 5000 dollars to Mrs. A. J. Noyes for alienating her affections. Sollers lived with the Noyes family after the husband left town and returned to find his wife united with Sollers. The Noyes family includes seven children.
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Portland
Ore
U. P
George Sollers
A. J. Noyes
Noyes
Sollers
Haskell Arrives in Muskogee to Triumphant Welcome
Gov. Haskell returned to Muskogee amid a large throng of about two thousand people. He spoke to the crowd praising the men indicted with him by the grand jury in the land fraud investigation.
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Muskogee
Okla
U. P
Haskell
New Venire Ordered in Calhoun Case
San Francisco February 6 report says in Patrick Calhoun trial veniremen were examined with none retained. Judge Lawtor half the morning questioned 60 veniremen, 29 kept for examination. Court orders a new venire of 75 for Monday. 77 have been brought in. nine jurors remain temporarily chosen.
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San Francisco
VU. P
Patrick Calhoun
Lawtor
Monster Ship St Croix Heads for Long Voyage
The monster ship St Croix recently purchased by Schnbach and Hamilton left SESS Sree Rovers News bound for sea. The vessel carries coal bunkers filled to ensure a through trip with no delay, with a South American port to be touched and supplies replenished en route.
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St. Croix
Schnbach & Hamilton
Sess Sree Rovers News
McCullough Elected UMW Vice President on Second Ballot
In Indianapolis on February 5, 8 McCullough of Bay City Michigan won the UMW vice president post on a second ballot. Edwin Perry of Oskaloosa Iowa was chosen secretary treasurer on the same ballot phase.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U. P—B
McCullough
Bay City
Mich
United Mine Workers Today
Thon
Edwin Perry
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Storm Hits Tacoma Strains City Utilities
A heavy wind storm struck Tacoma at 9 o'clock last night. It knocked down hundreds of telephones and blocked streetcar lines by fallen trees, toppled street signs, and shattered shop windows. Long distance lines to Gig Harbor and Puyallup remained, as did some independent lines to Vashon and Portland.
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Tacoma
Feb
U. P
Suaneet
Gig Harbor
Puyallup
Vashon
Portland
Asiatic Immigration Question To Face California Voters
Sacramento reports Senator Marc Anthony's bill to submit at the next general election whether Asiatic immigration should be allowed in California, passed the Senate committee on labor and capital. Supporters say the measure will settle public opinion and counter Washington doubts about California sentiment. Montreal reports a third earthquake shock early today, brief and slight, the third this week. The bark Mohican sails to Honolulu carrying two disappearing guns for Pearl Harbor defenses, to be towed by the Lurline.
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Sacramento
UN. P
Marc Anthony
Sonte Committee On Labor and Captal
California
Washington
Montreal
Quebec
U. P
Ban Francisco
Mohican
Thin Port
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Lurline
Governor Gillet Appeals Against Anti-Japanese Legislation
Governor Gillet again sends a special message to the Senate and Assembly urging rejection of any anti Japanese laws. The piece notes other disparate items including a Utah death, census references and baseball figures, linking varied events in a compact dispatch.
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Sacramento
Gillet
Senate
Assembly
Man Killed by Cable Blow at Stewart Slough Camp
A worker identified as Pierce, age 20, was killed yesterday at Howard Prose camp on Stewart's Slough after a cable struck him from behind, breaking his neck. His parents are listed as living in Bkamokwa.
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Natan Neat
Frank P
Etephe
Howard Prose
Stewart's Slough
Pierce
Bkamokwa
Saloons Fatal Shooting In Portland
Port land Oregon February by U P Toney Moer a Norwegian logger was shot and killed by saloon owner Hane Goodager. Eyewitnesses say Moer and a companion asked for beer but Moer refused due to Moer's reputation as a brawler. Goodager allegedly fired after Moer knocked away a revolver. Moer was shot in the back and died instantly. Goodager was arrested on first degree murder charges.
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Portland, Or
U. P
Toney Moer
Hane Goodager
North Bird
Moer
Goodager
Good
Hyuer
Valiant Appeal Fails In Johnson Bill Reconsideration
In Sacramento on February 6 the motion to postpone reconsideration of the Johnson bill was carried unanimously at Johnson’s request after a valiant appeal by Speaker Stanton. The action related to Johnson’s proposed municipal segregation and corporation bills, both anti Japanese measures. reconsideration was to be sought by Johnson.
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Sacramento
U. Pr
Johnson
Stanton
Gillet
Johnawon
University of California President Responds to Japanese Student Attack Claim
Berkeley Feb 1969 President Wheeler received a letter from K Kaneko a Japanese student who says he was attacked by Berkeley students on the campus last week He calls for no formal response to the incident A second item notes an informal dance by the Pennsylvania Association of Beatts at Little's Hall Second Ave and James St on February 17 1969
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Cal
U P
Wheeler
University of California
K. Kaneko
Kaneko
Pennsylvania Association of Beatts
Littie’s Hall
Corner Second Av
James St
Prices Paid to Producers and Dressed Meat Rates
A fragment from a market listing shows live veal and dressed meat prices per pound or per item such as beef and veal. It also mentions prices for goods like overcoats, trousers, and luggage. The text includes shop names and locations, indicating a sale or price table with varied commodities.
Death notices and public notices in Seattle Star classifieds
The page lists death notices for Gorman and others, a Miller obituary notice, and a series of public and classified notices including rentals, lost and found, help wanted, and business advertisements. It mentions railway time tables caution and various personal notices from January and February messages.
Waldorf Market on Seventh Avenue and Pike
Waldorf Market operates at the corner of Seventh Avenue and Pike. The detent storefront serves locals with groceries and daily supplies. Community shoppers report steady foot traffic and affordable goods.
Small Investor’s Chance to Stock Guaranteed Year
An item notes a small investor opportunity with a 28 cent annual guaranteed return. It mentions a banking context and legal notices tied to Amerias Bank and partner entities.
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Teo
Busines
The
Gar
Mat
Furnished and household items offered for sale and loan
Classified notices advertise for sale furniture rugs and lighting fixtures Furniture ranges beds and chairs are listed with prices Some buyers seek used goods or people to buy or sell items Also lenders offer loans on furniture and personal property with terms and contact details for City area dealers and services
Classified Ad Rates From The Star
Rates for classified advertisements are listed with 18 word limits for situations wanted and help wanted ads. The text notes a minimum charge of 20 cents per contiguously counted line and that seven insertions cost six when cash is paid.
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Times
Ballard Agency Adverts Limited After Noon Notice
Classified advertising cannot be listed after 12 o'clock daily. Ballard Agency P H Mullen at 6409 Ballard Ave, Ore City Hall, with main office on Seventh Ave between Union and University. Phones Main 1060 Ind 441.
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Ballard
P. H. Mullen
Ballard Av
Ore City Hall
Seventh Av
Union and
University
Few Odds and Ends in Men’s Heavy Sweater Contes at Cost
The notice highlights sale items in a local department stock of men’s heavy sweaters offered at reduced prices. Limited quantities remain as shoppers hunt for bargain basics.
Development Co Nav Yard Sale Near Bremerton Frontage
In Navy Yard City near Bremerton a waterfront property sale is advertised by a local development concern. The notice claims present prices and a single waterfront frontage for sale including a bank transport link and dock access.
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Bremerton Mary Vera
Guerentes & Ieree
Hale Pass - Lares
von Wanton Evelopment CO
American Bank Ree Transportation
Navy Yara
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