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Capital Journal
Salem, Marion County, Oregon
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In San Francisco on Jan. 17, United States District Attorney Knight decides to proceed with the case against C. P. Huntington for issuing an interstate railroad pass and will refer facts to the Attorney General in Washington for investigation. Knight notes Huntington is not the only California railroad man accused, and others may face prosecution.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 17.-United States District Attorney Knight has concluded to proceed with the case against C. P. Huntington, for whom a warrant was asked for the issuance of an interstate railroad pass. Knight is preparing all the facts in the case and will refer them to the attorney general at Washington for investigation and instructions. Knight says Huntington is not the only railroad man in California accused of issuing interstate passes. If Huntington is prosecuted others will likewise suffer.
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San Francisco
Event Date
Jan. 17
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proceedings to be referred to attorney general; potential prosecution of huntington and other railroad men in california.
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United States District Attorney Knight has concluded to proceed with the case against C. P. Huntington for issuance of an interstate railroad pass, preparing facts to refer to the attorney general at Washington for investigation and instructions. Huntington is not the only railroad man in California accused of issuing such passes, and others will suffer if he is prosecuted.