New attorney joins Haywood defense in Boise trial
Walter E. Macormick of Chicago appears at the defendant Orchard's counsel table as the tenth lawyer. Witnesses testifying include Mrs. Lottie Day and John D. Elliott, with claims of threats against Governor Steunenberg and Orchard's stated intent to “get even” if it was the last act. The defense and state spar over cross examination and witness handling as the case resumes.
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Boise
Haywood
Walter E. Macormick
Chicago
Lottie Day
Harry Orchard
Belmont
Denver
J. Dempsey
Day
Orchard
Western Federation of Miners
McDonald
Federation
Steunenberg
Mr. Darrow
Richardson
Hawley
Elliott
More Indictments Against Hoodlums In San Francisco
Five men, joining three already captured in last night’s raid on hoodlums who attacked a street car near the Chutes, are known to the Grand Jury and indictments will be returned once the evidence warrants formal action.
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San Francisco
Bribery Indictments Fight Over Grand Jury Law
In San Francisco, June 26, the prosecution urged that the Oliver Grand Jury remains valid, opposing defense claims the current panel expired last February. The dispute centers on the legality of indictments against Vice-President Louis Glass of Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company.
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San Francisco
Lawlor
Louis Glass
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Oliver Grand Jury
Delmas
Coogan
California
A. H. May
Western Union Telegraph Company
Storrer
Postal Telegram Company
Oakland
Sunset Hall
Sam J. Small
Schmitz to be sentenced in extortion case in San Francisco
Eugene E Schmitz, former mayor, convicted of extorting money from Jos Malfanti, will be sentenced before Superior Judge Dunne tomorrow. Four other extortion charges against Schmitz will be set for trial, with District Attorney Langdon confirming immediate trials on one of the counts and noting trials will proceed separately as required by law.
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San Francisco
Eugene E Schmitz
Jos. Malfanti
Dunne
Langdon
Schimtz
Schmitz
Burned while cooking breakfast in Keene area
Mrs J H Barnes of Rowan near Keene was seriously burned when kerosene ignited while she tried to start a stove. Her clothes caught fire and she suffered burns to the back and limbs. She was rushed to Kern City, then Bakersfield, and placed under care of Dr Shafer with prognosis very serious.
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J. H. Barnes
Rowan
Keene
Boy Takes Poison After Family Dispute Over Berries
Earl Lane a 14 year old of Lawndale Los Angeles suburb drank strychnine after his mother refused to buy berries from a peddler and warned him not to speak of it. He told her if she told his father he would take poison. He died within fifteen minutes. His father is D Lane a teamster.
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Los Angeles
Earl Lane
Lawndale
D. Lane
Weather and a San Francisco commitment case
The forecast for San Francisco and vicinity calls for fair weather this afternoon tonight and Thursday with morning and night fog and a likely warmer night with a fresh north wind. A separate item notes a former State Insane Asylum inmate held for six or seven months in 1905 with his son applying for commitment. Elliott denied wearing a straight jacket and said he had a recovery certificate upon release.
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San Francisco
San Francisco and Vicinity
State Insane Asylum
Elliott
Higher Court Upholds Judge Wallace Ruling
San Francisco June 25 The Supreme Court held that an attorney as an officer of the court may be responsible for a client’s acts in the Tulare case of Charles G Lamberson.
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San Francisco
Supreme Court
Tulare
Charles G. Lamberson
Superior Court of
W. B. Wallace
Lamberson
John Bashore
Wallace
Bashore
Henshaw
Summer two piece suits offered in Bakersfield
Be cool and comfortable in our two piece summer suits. We sold more than any store in town due to wider assortment and nobbiest styles with best materials. Prices range from ten to fifteen dollars as we celebrate the 4th in Bakersfield.
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Bakersfield
Milwaukee Sailed For Salvador On Cruiser Milwaukee
The Milwaukee under Commander Chas Govern sailed from Mare Island after Navy orders to La Union Salvador. The move followed dispatches from Central America signaling rising trouble. The ship passed the Golden Gate about 1 pm and headed south.
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San Francisco
Milwaukee
Chas, Govern
la Union
Salvador
Navy Department
Central America
Mare Island Navy Yard
Golden Gate
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Joe Buckley
Bert Odell
Andrew Bruce
Joe Steel
Thomas Bennett
D. W. Cobb
Heney
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Postal Telegraph Companies
Smith
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Roosevelt
Washington Central Labor Union
Herbert Knox Smith
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce and Labor
U. S
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Skeeter
Kodak Store
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