Standard Oil Responds to Garfield Roose velt Attack
Standard Oil officials reply to Garfield and Roosevelt, calling the president “the man with the muck rake.” The statement accuses the inquiry of unfairness and asserts the company’s lawful, honorable conduct, while noting oil rivals have prompted repeated investigations. University paper editor selection is also noted as being in dispute.
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Garfield
New York
H. MH. Rogers
John T. Archbold
Standard OF Company
Roosevelt
Hhe
Standard Olf
Standard Off
Thieves Take Diamond Ring in Second Residence Robbery
A third residence burglary in two days is linked to the same suspect. Mrs W Cook’s home at 260 2d Ave was entered yesterday afternoon and a diamond ring surrounded by pearls valued at 75 was stolen from second floor bedrooms. Police report indicate the ring and other items were taken amid a spree targeting local homes.
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Peron
Mra W. Cook
Lumber Freight Rates Trigger Debate on Home Lumber Prices
Readable excerpts show lumbermen denying that higher freight costs justify rising mill prices while consumers allege demand and freight shifts shape pricing. The Natural Resource Board notes potential home market oversupply if costs push shipments abroad, with some mill operators blaming railroad moves and California demand for renewed price pressure.
Steamer Buckman Brings Beattle Relief Supplies
Steamer Buckman arrived from San Francisco yesterday afternoon carrying Beattle relief supplies. On docking at the transport dock in San Francisco the Hackman landed and its cargo was placed at disposal.
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Buckman
San Francisco
Beattle
San Frances
Hackman
Army relief voyage battered by storms near Cape Flattery
Officers in charge of relief work describe The Buckman’s round trip as stormy. The vessel encountered heavy seas and head winds while along the coast, ending at Cape Flattery after a turbulent voyage.
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Heath
Ashe
Cape Flattery
Robbery Report After Sleepy Errand At Local Theaters
S Butler staying at the Imperial hotel went to sleep in the Orpheum theater between Madison and Spring yesterday afternoon. He awoke to find $68 missing from his pockets and believed his friend Fred Johnston had accompanied him. Johnston disappeared after Butler later spotted him at the Strand theater. a patrolman pursued but the suspect escaped and remains at large.
Beattie Eyes Exit From Coast League After Oakland Meet
The Beattie baseball club plans to withdraw from the Coast league after a May 4 league meeting in Oakland. Manager Agnew sent word to the Nations Baseball Commission asking authority to disband Seattle in the Pacific Coast league and to act after Oakland’s decision.
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Agnew
J. W H. Farrell
The
Nations Baseball Commission
Seattle
Parrett
Hert
Oakland
Farrell
Beattie
California
Albany cruiser prep for Orient voyage from Bremerton
The Albany cruiser is ready for commission and will sail to the Orient via New York to receive gun equipment canes. Mabel Rodgers, daughter of Chief Ironworker Rodgers, returns from San Francisco after an earthquake ordeal. William Bremer plans substantial repairs to the athletes' building. Mrs McDevitt, daughter of Mrs a ie, lost her San Francisco home.
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Albany
Orient
New York
Mabel Rodgers
Rodgers
San Francisco
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