Juror Challenges Faced as Labor Views Stir Panel
State challenges F D Green builder and rancher and B Manning farmer along with E C Robinson contractor and A R Mcintosh bakery owner over labor union stance. Defense challenges George W McKee real estate dealer who suspects dynamite caused Times building destruction. Bain is a retired car- man is unnamed.
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Robert Penter
B. Manning
E. C. Robinson
A. R. Mcintosh
George W. McKee
Times
Bain
Six men pace the Los Angeles jury pool in McNamara case
In Los Angeles six men deliberated on whether they would serve on the trial of James B. McNamara for the Times bombing and killings. Juror qualification has dragged on for ten days as Judge Bordwell weighs challenges and potential excusals. Only one candidate, C. B. Manning, a rancher, seems to have any chance of being seated.
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Cal
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Jas. B. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
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Robinson
McKee
McIntosh
C. B. Manning
Commission Laughs At Nero As Proposed Ruler
A committee suggested government by commission to Nero. The emperor listened, smiled, and said it looked good provided he was the commission. The committee laughed diplomatically and withdrew.
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Nero
Cleveland Plain Dealer
No, He Will Not Marry Miss Clever
A humorous sketch reveals a man refuses marriage to Miss Clever because she is too modern for him. He planned to propose last Monday but learned she sold his photograph to a cinema-graph firm for a Tone of photo- Garbing project.
Sawtelle Weekly Sentinel’s lithp edition breaks records
In Sawtelle California on October 21 the Sawtelle Weekly Sentinel issues a lisping edition after a thief stole its etheth. Editor Henry Schultze explains readers must read articles spelled in the advertithment style. A rival paper mocks the Sentinel’s lithp.
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Cal
Sawtelle Weekly Sentinel
Henry Schultze
Sentinel
Second Avenue Philosopher Bets on a Rain-Soaked World Series
The Second Avenue Philosopher recounts years of baseball memories and mocks the 1908 finishes while watching this year’s series. He jokes about starts, the Mackmen and McGrawe, Baker’s fate, and the rain threatening the game as spectators await the score and a possible ending.
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Second Avenue
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King Kelly
Brotherhood
Grizzly Bunch
Mackmen
McGrawe
Baker
Judges Power Can Be Abused
Theodore Roosevelt warned that judicial power, though wise to grant, can be misused if judges overstep. He spoke in New York at a civic forum asserting courts have no permanent mandate, and only wise restraint maintains balance between legislature and judiciary.
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neOodurt Roosevelt
United Press
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Civic Forum
Jury awards 8500 in misrepresentation case in Missouri
A Missouri court jury awarded Mor ris Lebovite and Herman Kron field 8500 against Theodore Cognwell and Patrick H Casey for alleged timber value misrepresentation. The report blends local wordplay and a 1884 concert anecdote about Christine Nilsson and Signor Brignoll, noting comic remarks at a Missouri town performance.
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Missouri
Christine Nilsson
United States
Signor Brignoll
Nilsson
Madame Nilsson
Nilason
Ie Aenery
American flag order in Toronto sparks reciprocity dispute
Toronto authorities ordered the Stars and Stripes removed from all cinemas and no film with the flag may be shipped from the United States. Censors notified theaters as tensions over reciprocity rise, with exchanges planning to seek an explanation from Washington.
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York
Toronto
Canada
United States
Washington
Will Tell Her Story to Clear Husband in Murder Case
Prineville Oregon October 21 a wife plans to testify to clear her husband who faces trial for the shooting death of Louie Long an Oakland California pugilist. The testimony would recount the couple’s relationship and the events surrounding a long automobile race before the fatal shot occurred.
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Prineville
Louie Long
Oakland
Cal
Helen Riley
Riley
United Press
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
la Follette
Wm. RE. Chandler
Chandler
Chicago
Republican Progressive Committee
Will Vote for Bryan in Oregon.
In Portland Oregon on October 21 H D Wagnon of the Jackson club announced that William Jennings Bryan will appear on the official preferential primaries next April. The Democratic vote in Oregon is small.
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My United
Portland
Wm. Jennings Bryan
United States
H. D. Wagnon
Jackson Club
Oregon
Astrologer Mrs Adams Dies After Predicted Fall
Mrs L K Adams a Portland astrologer died after a fall that fractured her spine. Her prediction from 15 years earlier said she would die in 1911, a fate she reportedly tried to avert with extra precautions, her son said.
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Portland, Or
Rebels Victorious North of Hankow in Chinese War
Japanese war office confirms reports of a great Chinese rebel victory north of Hankow. Imperial Chinese forces allegedly beaten and forced to retreat down the Yangtze Kiang, according to official statements.
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Torio
Presa
Hankow
Japanese War Office
Yangtse Kiang
Hobson of Italy Noted for Gallantry in Turkish Batteries
Rome October 21 Lieut Olgeri of the Italian navy is commended in official orders by Vice Admiral Aubrey for conspicuous gallantry in making a rowboat reconnaissance in the face of Turkish batteries during the early game victory.
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Hobson
Lieut
Olgeri
Aubrey
Bears Bother Him, Requests Troops
Monroe Phillips, owner of a 5000 acre plantation on the Ocmulgee River twelve miles below Macon, Ga, has written to the secretary of war asking if the government will send a troop of soldiers to help exterminate the 200 or more bears infesting his land.
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Monroe Phillips
Ogmulgee River
Secretary of War
Northwest Charity Conference Closes with Autumn Play Carnival
Delegates attend the autumn play carnival by Ceiling quartier e children at Leschi Park to close the Northwest Conference of Charities and Corrections. Earlier, the evening session was held at Broadway High School.
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Northwest Conference of Charities and Corrections
Leschi Park
Broadway High School
Conductor Hurt as Five Men Break Up Car on Wallingford Line
Conductor Green of the Wallingford Avenue line was hospitalized with a broken nose and facial injuries after five men boarded at Latopa Avenue and E. 45th Street at 11:30 p.m. and refused transfers. He tried to eject them, but the group overpowered him and fled.
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Wallingford Av
Beattie General Hospital
Jake Furth
Latopa Ay
Cog Slips in Treasury Alarm Triggers Robbery Search
A mishap in the U S Treasury vault failed to trigger the burglar alarm as doors opened. The gong sounded and the entire treasury force, armed with rifles and revolvers, conducted a search for robbers before the fault was found.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Robinson's Record Flight Sets 373 Mile Mail Run
Aviator Hugh Robinson establishes a new aeroplane record flying 373 miles with 1,000 pounds of mail from Minneapolis to New Orleans landing on the Mississippi River. He will stay in Rock Island for repairs until Monday.
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Ageit Press
Rock Island
Ill
Hugh Robinson
Robinson
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Real drink leads to sudden death in bar
J M Chambers of St Joseph Missouri asked for a real drink in a Chicago bar and collapsed dead after receiving a high life cocktail from the bartender. Authorities investigated the incident as a possible alcohol related death and awaited autopsy results to determine cause.
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Wasted Press
Chicago
J. M. Chambers
St. Joseph
Fight Between Mayor and Editor in Klamath Falls
A street fight in Klamath Falls between Mayor E F Sanderson and Editor E J Murray of the Klamath Chronicle led the city attorney to promise an investigation of the tenderloin district and efforts to stamp out the vice area if possible. The dispute began with Murray accusing the mayor of protecting the district.
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United Press
Klamath Falls
E. F. Sanderson
E. J. Murray
The
Klamath Chronicle
City Attorney Today
Murray
Turkey Fears Italian Attack on Chios Island
Reports from Athens say Turkey is anxious over a possible Italian assault on Chios. Turkish troops are being dispatched to the island where the population is largely Greek, heightening regional tension.
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My United
Athens
Turkey
Chios
Italian Troops Seize Town in Tripoli Battle
Tripoli report says 4,000 Italian troops landed under Rear Admiral Aubrey and captured a town after a brief battle with Turkish defenders. Turks initially repulsed the invaders but Italian fleet reinforcements swung the battle to victory.
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Bengazi
Tripoli
Aubrey
The Story of Washingtons Dental Conspiracy and Alveolar Dentistry
A historical critique of dental grafting and the rise of Alveolar Dentistry critiques unethical practitioners, compares real estate and dental scams, and condemns non hygienic practices. It argues for professional standards and contrasts legitimate care with corrupt or sham dental work that harms patients.
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