Haywood conviction upheld by federal appeals court
The U S circuit court of appeals affirmed the conviction of William Haywood and 93 others linked to obstruction of the draft during World War I. Most defendants remained free on bond. many faces penalty ranging from prison to fines. The decision affects numerous co defendants and related cases across multiple charges.
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Orescrews
Haywood
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
William J. Maywood
Leavenworth
LW. W
Panding Beartig
Uhoteapna
Haywond
Anis
Jaden Kenesaw Mane Dip
Fanueliis
Boon
Navy Growth Urged by Congressional Traveler
Members of the American congressional party touring the Orient arrived in San Francisco on the army transport Madawanka. Congressman Vortor of Pennsylvania, chair of the House Foreign Relations Committee, urged building a fleet of battleships and expanding the navy to full strength. He warned present conditions require a navy second to none.
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San Francico
American Congressional Party
Orient
San Francisco
United States Army
Madawanka
Americn
Vortor
Pennsylvania
House Foreign Relations Committee
Cleveland Wins First World Series Game
Cleveland defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 1 at Ebbets Field to take the opening game of this year’s World Series. About 25,000 fans filled the stands despite the White Box scandal shadow.
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Cleveland
Brooklyn
Ebbetsfield
Cleveland Indiana
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lumber-hauling bids for Blue Mountain Sawmill to Preewater
Wanted trams to haul lumber from the Blue Mountain Sawmill to Preewater. Contact 161F3 at the mill or 1191 Milton, Bartell Lumber and Box Co for details.
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Blue Mountain
Preewater
Milton, Bartell Lumber & Box Co
Athena News Notes of 1920 Local Happenings
Athena residents welcome visitors from Spokane and Weston. Local events include dances, harvest concerns, and a political rally with Judge Wallace McCammant addressing citizens. residents discuss moving plans, employment changes, and a charity organ high school shopping spree.
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GC. Walter
Colorado
B. Richards
Walla Walla
Satthe
Jon _ Victor Burke
Garfield
Homer I. Watts
Ray Logan
Athena
E. A. Leonard
Waltburg
Keithley Creek
British Columbia
John Davidson
Washington State Penitentiary
Oregon Penitentiary
Leeper
Imbler
Union County
Jesse H. Eddington
Roy Cannon
Caan Cannon
Portland
Walker-Bebnke Business College
Watty &Rogers
Edna Pinkerton
C. H. Smith
Clara
Walthia Haynie
Dolly
Rulph Banister
American Legion
Weston
M. J. Foater
Pendleton
Political notes and hunting season reports in Midvale
The column notes that Republican speakers and miliners will visit Athena as political fences may be protected. Chukar pheasant season runs with birds present but fewer than last year. Magpies crows and hawks blamed for bird declines. William Post, new to town, awaits his family’s arrival as Midvale faces smallpox quarantine.
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McKen- He Pase
Pascadle
Clataop County
Lorane Valley
Albany
Portland
Columbia Masin Altaifa
Merrinton
Richardson
James Crawford
Inheritance Tax Department
Columbia River
Wasco County
Hood River
Mosier
Columbie River
Bugens
Linn County
North Roseburg
F. A. Kurta
Salem
Philomath College
Umatilla
Chemawa
Wood
Admiralty
Shipping Board
Charles F. Dutch
Medford
Klamath Falls
H. G. Hayes
McKenzie Bridge
Roweburg
Woah Balem
Southern Pacific Railroad
Municipal Employment Bureau of
Saleng
Jackson County
Jacksonville
Wiliam Sarabail
State Industrial Accident Commission
Pacific Logging Confreme
Vancouver
B.C
Deer Island
Deer Intend
Athena
William Post
Idaho
Tue
Overland and Willys Knight Cars at Reduced Prices
The dealer lists lowered prices for Overland Touring 1070.00 and Roadster 1070.00 and Coupe 1675.00, plus Sedan 1670.00. Willys Knight Touring 2465.00 and Roadster 2465.00 and Coupe 7145.00 and Sedan 2000. Dr. L. Kennard of Umatilla cautions about payment rules and Roadmaster requisitions, Pendleton October 7, 1920.
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Sam Noo
Willys Knight
L. Kennard
Umatilla
County
Rossafer
Pendleton
Public Debt Cut Report From Treasury Minimizes War Expenditures
Washington reports a substantial debt reduction for September with the gross national debt lowered to 24 047 hilt deerenee and a noted decline driven by wartime spending. The treasury statement supports Secretary Mirtinton’s forecast that current disbursements exceed normal needs.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Mirtinton
Plan for Farmer Labor Banks in Washington Idaho
Harney Donaldson announces a federation to create 20 farmer labor banks in Washington and Idaho with Spokane as the parent bank and an initial capitalization of 1,000,500. The bureau plans a Spokane central bank with 1,400,000 capital and has chosen six towns for early banks with initial capitals from 25,000 to 60,000.
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Bpokane
Washington
Idaho
Capinall
Harney Donaldson
Farmer Labor Service Bureau
Farmerlabor
Hillyard
Central Bank
Spokane
Donaldson
Mato
Banka
W R Taylor Seeks Election on Economy and Efficiency
Regular Democratic nominee W R Taylor pledges an economical and efficient administration if elected. Paid advertisement.
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W. R. Taylor
Baseball Tribunal Proposed to Seize Control of Major League Play
Four MLB clubs back a plan to create a civilian tribunal to run baseball, abolish the national commission, and place decisions beyond appeal. Proposed members include Pershing Wood Tet McLennan Johnson McAdoo, though none has been approached.
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Chicago
Pershing
Leonard Wood
William Howard Tet
Hiram Johnson
K. McLandis
Willigm G. McAdoo
Insulator "fossil" found in old Douglas fir tree near Arcata
A 30 year old insulator bracket was buried in a Douglas fir near Arcata California. The tree slowly grew around it, eventually enclosing the artifact in the trunk. After felling, the stave revealed clear annual rings linking to its long history and is now preserved in UC Berkeley forestry collection.
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Arcata
Cal
Forestry Divisio
University of California
Almericna Forestry Magazine
Sugar stocks shrink with price drop, $250 million loss
Boston reports that a price decline in sugar cut the value of stocks by at least $250,000,000. Edwin F. Atkins, an official from major sugar firms, told Attorney General Allen that U S stocks now total about 2,000,000 tons.
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Boston
Allen
Edwin F. Atkins
Two Die in Oregon Hotel Fire Near Robinette
In Robinette Oregon a hotel fire killed two men, William Travera a division engineer of the Oregon Short Line and Roy Cornelius a motor car machinist from Pocatello Idaho. The blaze occurred Monday night destroying the hotel forty miles down the Snake River from Huntington.
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Huntington
William Travera
Oregon Short Lite
Roy Cornelius
Pocatello
Idaho
Robinette
Snake River
Hoover Named on Power Survey Board
Secretary Payne announced the appointment of Herbert Hoover as a member of the advisory board for the Eastern industrial region superpower survey conducted by the Geological Survey. The move places Hoover on the panel guiding the study.
Voters Reglater in Portland Multnomah County
A record count shows 110 617 as the clothest ballot tally in Multnomah County, Oregon, in preparation for the November general election. County Clerk Baveridge notes this as the heaviest registration on the books.
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Portland
Multnoma
Clark Baveridge
New York State Pops At 10 384 144 Residents
New York State's census shows a population of 10 384 144, the most populous in the country, with an increase of 1 270 630 people or 13.9 percent over ten years.
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New York State
Washington, D. C
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Ini
Weston Garage
Marsh
Weston, Mercantile Co
Geo. A. Lindeken
U.S
Plan Farmer-Labor Banks
Zoeth Houser
Glean Baseball Tribunal
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