Oregon News Notes and Complex Conspiracy Verdicts
A list of Oregon notes covers a draft-era recruitment, a county land dispute, and a major trial in the Whites United States court. The McNamara case yields long prison terms for 38 defendants linked to dynamite schemes tied to the Iron Workers, with Olaf A. Treimos of San Francisco as the sole union official among the prisoners.
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Titty
Olaf Treitmor
Ant A. Clancy
San Franciscn
Imvenport Jows
Hmerrtas Seifert
M Twauket
aAyuiriet
Fras Workers
Iron Workers
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Freterat
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Katsas
Apen
Dea
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Public Utility Law Sets Tariff Synchronization Deadline
After prolonged talks the railroad commission and 248 water, telephone and telegraph firms reached a pact. Tariffs must be filed by January 16 and stay the same as of January 1. Committees will study malformations and access. Utilities must furnish contracts and franchise copies to the commission and municipalities.
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Railroad Commission
Land Show Delivers Results From Clackamas County Display
Oregon City coverage notes Clackamas county exhibit at the land show in Minneapolis and Chicago drew daily inquiries. Manager Freytag answers questions in detail and operates an elaborate follow-up system to keep genuine inquirers informed.
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Oregon City
Clackamas County
Minneapolia
Chicago
Freytag
Inquirer
Woman Heavyweight Death Shocks Baker County
The death of Mrs Mettord, famed for weighing about 4 pounds, is reported from this place in Baker County. Funeral details note involvement of 32 pallbearers. Northwest readers recall her as the era’s largest woman figure.
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Halfane
Mra. Metord
Baker County
PosHitly
Mra. Mettord
Federal aid planned for Oregon farmers in Klamath County
Corvallis president Herrig reports that the United States government will repaper the state of Oregon to aid reclamation and demonstration projects in Klamath County. The federal plan aims to provide scientific help to farmers showing productive techniques on reclaimed lands. FH Newell, director of the United States Reclamation Service, discussed practical measures with Oregon officials for profitable cultivation.
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Corvallie
Herrig
Gehl Gt & Teessen
United Bidtes Department of Scriodleare
Oregon
Klamath County
Mortgage Recorded in Hood River for 190000
The Merchants Savings and Trust Company of Portland filed a $190000 mortgage in Hood River. The Hy dro Electric Company of Hood River executed the mortgage for one hundred thousand dollars.
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Hood River
Merchants Savings & Trust Company
Portland
Hydro Electric Company
City
Albany Bopet Is New Open Albany Depot
The Oregon Electric depot in Albany opened Saturday as one of the state’s best depots. The 110 by 32 foot structure uses red tapestry brick in Flemish bond with polished stone trimmings and elat raked jelats details.
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Albany
Oregon Electric
Freight Train Smashes Through Snowbound Regions
Reported disaster hits the Pacific Northwest with an eastbound freight stalled in a drift near Laconia. Avalanche damage blocks rail lines from Snoqualmie to Cascade passes and triggers pileups with cars wrecked and officials recalling heavy snowfall and widespread disruption.
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Ellensture
Chicago, Milwaukee & Paget
Laconia
Snoqual
Mit Paes
Alimout
Wilson Celebrates 56th Birthday in Staunton Virginia
Governor Wilson, born in Staunton, Virginia, returns home as the eighth native son to become president. He speaks from Mary Baldwin Seminary porch promising effort to end sectional divisions while noting the presidency demands resolve and a readiness for war paint.
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Staunton
Virginia
Wison
United States
Alexandria
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Dare Devil Race Tragedy Claims Racer and Hurts Crowd
Ian Angvlis Hal Shain, a renowned automobile racer, died shortly after a crash at Venice when his car vaulted the track called the dare dew faca and struck spectators. Three others suffered serious injuries and several more minor cuts. Injured include Mrs A F Athineon from Vancouver, M W Johnson of Madison, and J M oyert of Los Angeles with varying wounds. Doctors reported all others would recover.
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Ian Angvlis
Hal Shain
Shiain
Venice
Shain
Congress to tighten tariff laws in new session
Washington reports indicate Congress reconvenes with focus on tariff legislation and related finance measures. The Ways and Means and Finance committees will push urgent tariff bills while other committees examine campaign receipts and foreign influence. hearings on lumber rates and parcel post reform are planned.
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Metice
Cuba
Unterwood
Tie
Week in Review of Global Events and Local Facts
A mixed digest reports on labor wages in New Jersey public service, opium policy hints from Chinese and French actions, and naval feats by French submarines. It notes Kellogg’s alleged Sherman Law violation, recalls expansion of rail traffic, and previews recall law shifts for Wisconsin lawmakers toward all appointive offices.
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Kellogg Toasted Corn Make Company
United States District Court
Detroit
Wickersham
New York Garment Strike Brings Major Labor Action
About 25 000 men and women in New York garment shops walked out on Monday tying up roughly 400 factories. They demand an eight hour day a 12 percent raise a minimum weekly wage of 102 dollars for girls and 14 dollars for men abolition of child labor and tenement work limits. The Ladies Garment Workers Union plans to organize more workers and extend the strike to other branches of the industry.
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New York
Ladies’ Garment Workers
Market Prices for Grains and Forage in Portland District
The Portland Market reports mixed grain and hay values. Bluestem and Oate bids show modest per ton ranges while Timothy hay runs around 18 to 15 dollars per ton with alfalfa near 12 dollars. Wool prices in Eastern Oregon are listed at about 18 cents.
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Portland
Oregon
Willamette Valley
National Capital Briefs on Wood Parade and Book Trust Case
Major General Leonard Wood will lead the parade connected with President elect Wilson's inauguration efforts. Senator Clapp heads an investigation into the 1912 presidential campaign finance. A transcontinental cable of Christman greetings flashed from Mare Island to Washington. The Supreme Court opens a case challenging publisher seller agreements said to control book supply. Democratic senators discuss Western support for a secretary of the interior appointment amid party unity concerns.
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Army
Wilson
Senate Campaign Fund
Clapp
Lean Christman
Bas Francisco
Washington
Book Trust
Supreme Court
Jeet Wiles
Notable Names in Briefs From The Nation and Abroad
State printer Chan W Farria was arrested in Oklahoma City on a forgery warrant. Alfred von Kiderien Waechter of the German Empire’s secretariat is said to have died in Stuttgart of heart disease. John Sebrank, who attempted to assassinate Theodore Roosevelt, is reported stable at Oethkeah Hospital for the Insane. Jason Brown, 90, son of John Brown, died in Akron Ohio. General Lyle Fernandez and Groaco army units reportedly surrendered with 200 men at Hareal. Thomas L Cumming, father of Senator Albert H. Cumming, dies in Mothos Iowa at 90. William Loeb Jr resigns as New York collector to join Guggenheim projects. Andrew Carnegie’s Christmas gifts total $5000 in checks from $50 to $1000.
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Chan W Farria
Oklahoma City
Okla
John Sebrank
Theodore Hoosmvelt
Oethkeah Hospital
Jason Brown
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Akron
Ohio
Lyle Fernandea
Hareal
Thomas L. Cumming
Albert Ho Cumming
Jien Mothos
Lowa Ile
William Loeb
Dort
New York
Guggenheim Mining Enterprises
Andrew Carnegie
Amusing Frenchman describes summer ants and ground work
A humorous French contributor to the Marie paper discusses summer insects and ground activities with playful details. He mentions toads, metallic sounds, and a variety of improvised tools and methods for shaping earth and turf, concluding with a note on a peculiar umbrella case and practical demonstrations.
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Renay
Aires
Fragmented Tale Scenes A Candidate Speaks
A garbled passage hints at a political meeting where a candidate speaks to a crowd. The butcher and Vera discuss a speech while a figure referred to as the honest hate debates the value of another address. The text evokes a campaign scene with dialogue about promises and public trust.
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Dee
Gracious That Home Across Street Strikes Early Note
A Spokane Meview snippet notes a resident's unusual morning routine as a Cribber arrives at a door, with a neighbor remarking on habitual barn door songs and breakfast meetings between the pair.
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Spokane Meview
The Geese Blower Time 4 50 Chicago Tribune
A garbled excerpt from the Boston Transcript with a Chicago Tribune byline describes a scene around a factory whistle and an exchange between office workers about time to go home. The fragment hints at a joke on resort life and marriage prospects, suggesting a satirical tone.
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Innea Factory
Chicago Tribune
Bewrite Trouble Tweenie Anp-Oh Incident
A child slips and falls down stairs prompting a reply about injury deduction from wages. The dialogue suggests a parental figure dismissing or minimizing the harm by linking it to pay. The fragment hints at a dispute over responsibility and compensation.
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el Mistreas
Foundation laid by man harms others future builders
A fragment discusses a man who lays a foundation and harms others as others build on it. The text implies consequences of his actions affecting future structures or outcomes. No clear dates or names are provided in readable parts.
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