Darrow Outlines Defense In Haywood Case
Clarence Darrow argues Haywood is the victim of a conspiracy to disrupt the Western Federation of Miners, not guilty of murder conspiracy. He portrays Haywood as a leader with 70,000 members, denies direct involvement in Steunenberg’s killing, and questions Orchard’s sworn confessions as fabrications to save his life. The defense expects several days to present evidence and rebut Orchard’s tale as the trial nears its July conclusion.
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Idaho
Haywood
Aui
Hin
Jedjetmant
Darrow
Mineowners’ Association
Wetera Federation of
Federaion
Laad
Orchard
Moyer
Pattihoe
Adatoe
Steunenberg
Bie
Hereshleve
Rieb
August Padleon la
Swindler robs townsfolk as he flees Spokane card
A smooth faced man weighing about 175 pounds used forged funds to cash checks in Spokane and at the Old National Bank. He drew $504 then $875 after contacting a partner, with plans to flee aboard a streetcar. Police traced the fraud to E. M. Simmons and a second stranger, who were seen at the Franklin hotel and Red Light district before vanishing.
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Saliowy Rupieaiun
Forg- Hart
Agai
Stmmons
Pranklin
Red Light District
Apent
Tealy
Megotten
Spokane
Simpleton's Wife to Testify in Spokane Case
The article reports that Simpkins wife is to testify in Spokane Washington. It mentions Jack Step Sie and Barry Orchard as suspects in a murder case and notes she accompanied Or Sent to Caldwell Idaho for the proceedings. She is living quietly in Spokane with a partial address and a recent appearance at 1823 Wine Street.
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Spokane
Wash
Sre LJ
Simphioe
Jack Step
Ty Barry Orchard
Ss Rumiber
Caddwell
Idc
Mroder Gor
Frank Steanenberg
Moold
Vague Court Passage Refers To Testimony Stand
Fragmentary wording notes a witness may testify between named individuals Haywood Simpkins and another, with references to a stand and evidentiary testimony. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Salvation Army leader returns from orient tour
London notes that Cenacel Wit lan Booth, head of the Salvation Army, has returned to London after a tour of the orient. The report claims impressions of Chinese and Japanese potential influence on world commerce and power, with cautions about their rising role and the lever of new global fate.
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London
Cenacel Witlan Booth
Salvation Army
Utter bin Telp
Orient
Ab Interchow
Ira Tadny
James Town Exposition Exhibits Highlight Negro and States Buildings
The Jamestown exposition presents a Btazen Exhibit building allowing visitors to study products without fatigued search. Individual halls are set aside for social par den. The Neary Exposition focuses on a world exhibition of Negro industries and expirations.
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Btazen
Bulding
New Town at Mica Bay Promises Growth and Prospect
A Baker City aligned mining and railroad tale centers on surveyors led by County Surveyor W H Bdlablute who plat 320 acres at Mica Bay owned by Professor Lyon of Spokane. Plans show a one acre town front and ten acre blocks inland with hope for rail access, copper findings, and wealth tied to a tunnel project through a mountain near Pine Creek, attracting miners and investors.
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Lyondale
Atx
W. H. Bdlablute
Mica Bay
Professor Lyon
Lyon's School For Boys
Spokane
Trott
Belle
Lyon
Familly
Beau i Spukunw
Mion Hay
Anyiiews
K&n
Bulit
Elliott
Peter Brady
Daker City
Baker City Democrat
Pine Creek
Eliot Autite Comrches
Elvars
Baker City
Gow
Partieniae
Bed
Bryin
Pommerin
Haker City
Protection Plan to Guard Northern Forests From Fire
A meeting of the state land board and local fire protective associations in the north discussed plans to save timber. The state will pay a portion of expenses proportional to acreage, with a consern commissioner authorized to hire labor and issue contracts. A national cooperative effort may join later.
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Male Land Board
Sute Tend Board
Coeue d'Alene
Aha
Free Love Colony Ends In Chaos And Bankruptcy
Hootaie Washington June 34 J Peth's accepted bid of 12 600 wt forced sale for a tract of land on Ghagit River worth 40 090 closed the utopian colony. Superior judge Joiner ordered the community dissolved and property sold with proceeds split among members. Factional strife and arson followed as the sect splintered. Meenster faced a reconversion effort. Sib the foregoing rewnite Ade Say Willey aged about five and daughter Flaydan Willey died in Puemosia. Funeral held today at Lemmer Undertaking. Interment is For cemetery.
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Hootaie
Wash
J Peth
Ghagit Iver
Flow
Buperior Dodge
Ekagitevumy
Ube
Sulone
Willey
Eearty
L Willey
Flaydan Lade
Puemosia
Lemmer Undertaking
Her
Gistolfie
Important land decision stems from long contest dispute
The Register, N. Duan, ruled on a land dispute involving Samuel McGregor Ramone Ashman Job Weber and others in township 40n 70c. The decision found McGregor and Huber failed to prove abandonment or improvements undermining prior squatters rights and upheld Ashman and Mrs McFarland’s claims with better rights to the land.
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Register
N. Duan
B. Mi
Jobo Weber
Samuel Astman
Abe
Samuel McGregor
Ramone Ashman
Huber
McGregor
Howe
McFarland
Ashman
Haber
McGrregor
MoPuri
McGragor
Metregor
Wenning
McVwrlaint
Department
Huber Ant
Gregor Willat
Hayden Lake Baseball Showdown Ends 7 to 6
Rathdrum defeats Hayden Lake 7 to 6 at Hayden Lake yesterday in a lively game highlighted by Berry pitching. The Hayden Lake team supplied endorsing support while Malloy Brothers funded expenses and a postgame dinner, with all players enjoying the outing.
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Hayden Lake
Rathtrum
May
den Lake
Berry
Hayden Lake Nears
Early
Grey
Tbj
Thorston
Thornton
Weeks
Howey
Bangsaft
Best If
Malloy Bros
Malloy Brothers
Hayden Late
Ranchers Seek to Control Hay Prices in Inland Valleys
In the Inland valleys of Spokane, Yakima, and Columbia drive, ranchers push for price controls on alfalfa hay as market prices rise toward 106 dollars per ton delivered. High hauling costs and farm labor shortages drive the effort, with producers reluctant to quote prices while negotiations continue.
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Waoh
Biae— Bers
Hoolang
Yalta
Colubmie
Summer Normal Plane for Teachers Held at City Park
President George J. Dinah and Prof H Hi Barton announce the Summer Normal school for visiting teachers and others, with tented quarters in the city park. The program includes lectures on geography and stature study, demonstrations in teaching methods, and opportunities for professional training at modest rates.
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Norval Schoo O
George J. Dinah
Tantom State Normal
H. Hi. Barton
Courif
Uyme
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Feneral Booth
William Booth
Idaho Land Board
Free Love Colony
Rathdrum
Scorus
California
Sud
Warren Sanford Stone
The
Brotherhood Ed Locomotive Engineers
President Roosevelt
Industrial Panel Commission
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