Walla Walla Murder Trial Ends With Not Guilty Verdict
In Walla Walla Superior Court Bert McIntyre faced murder charges in Wallula case involving B. B. Moorshead. Jury of 27 drawn. verdict returned after ten minutes deliberation with McIntyre claiming self defense. Earlier, Ed Sinclair trial set for yesterday for Gust Kotsoyos killing in Wallula. Also note Bucklee’s Arnica Salve testimonial from Texas.
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Bert McIntyre
Walla Walla
B. B. Moorshead
Wallula
McIntyre
Moorehead
Ed Sinclair
Gust Kotsoyos
Athena Public School to Close Amid Discontent and Debate
The Athena board plans to close the public school on April 26 or sooner amid criticism of principal Perryman and discipline. High grades have collapsed with only six ninth graders and the 10th and 11th grades gone, prompting patrons to urge better pay to attract competent leadership and a stronger school system.
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Athena
Perryman
Jarvis
Reid
Watts
Marquis
Athens
Oregon
Legson
Saltpeter in cured meats examined by national commission
A University of Illinois panel will study saltpeter in cured meats to determine health effects. Twenty men will be fed identical diets with and without saltpeter for six months under professor Grandley's supervision. Daily medical checks will track weight and condition as results aim to guide packers and the public. Separately, Enterprise voters defeated an $80,000 water system bond amid a two thirds requirement.
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Urban JL
James
University of Ilinois
National Food Commission
University of Illinois
Grandley
Enterprise
BE. M. and
M. Tronobles
Council
Republicans Win in Chicago Mayoral Contest
The Chicago mayoral race ends in a Republican victory, with Fred Basse defeating incumbent Democrat Edward Dunne by a margin reported between 14,000 and 18,000 votes. Campaigns centered on traction system reforms, with Democrats favoring municipal ownership and Dunne pushing condemnation of streetcar properties. Republican ordinances proposing twenty year franchises and city purchase rights were approved by referendum. A separate note cites a patient praising Electric Bitters for recovering from illness, and announces Dr. Van Hatteren planning to practice osteopathy in Garfield Wash.
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Chicago
Fred Basse
Edward Fr. Dunne
Dunne
Republican Party
Democratic Council
Osteopath
van Hatteren
Osteopath Phyteian
American School of Osteopathy
Kirkaville
Athena
Hue Bowst Garfield Wash
Fear Big Fraud Scandals Loom In Umatilla County
Pendleton rumored grand jury topics center on alleged land fraud schemes. Federal inspectors Dixon and Alexander have worked months in Pendleton area to expose illegal government land grabs. Prosecutions could involve top Inland Empire figures if rumors prove true. Also notes a new vinegar process at Blalock Fruit near Walla Walla and Montana’s anti gambling law going into effect.
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Pendleton
Spokesman-Review
Federal Grand Jury
Portland
Umatilla
Inland Empire
Dixon
Alexander
Freewater Wants the Road Opens Local Hudson Bay Way
An important session of the Free water Commercial association met Saturday evening and reported 125 subscribed toward opening Washington at root, 825 pledged by the law to advance the movement. E P Jenson and Frank Holman offered 20 feet of land for 200 toward the plan, discussing Hudson Bay road access to the city. A modern hotel for Free water was urged, and a committee including Obne, L Ewain, Mayor Evans, and J Godwin was named to pursue a suitable site. A stock company is expected to be formed and the building to be erected soon.
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Freewater Commercial Association
Washington
Root
Hudson Bay Road
E. P. Jenson
Frank Holman
Hudson Bay
Preewater
Obne
L. Ewain
Mayor Evans
Students to Fight Sheep Disease at Oregon
Four Oregon Agriculture College students G. A. Dodson Walter Porter Edgar W. Donnelly and Henry Rooper leave college to take posts with the governments effort to eradicate sheep diseases in Oregon The appointments come from the Bureau of Animal Industry in Washington Dodson Donnelly and Porter work in Oregon while Rooper serves the Willamette Valley The positions start immediately and run through the summer with salaries and expenses paid
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Oregon Agriculture College
Oregon
G. A. Dodson
Walter Porter
Edgar W. Donnelly
Henry Rooper
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Dodson
Donnelly
Foater
Aes Oregon
Rooper
Willamette Valley
The Price of Health in a Local Advertisement
Ella Slayton of Noland Arkansas touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle cleanse that renews life and vigor, promising satisfaction at Wins McBride’s drugstore. W Rulison stocks decorative art calendars featuring a brown herb tetlets with a claimed successor look.
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Dr. King
Ella Slayton
Noland
Ark
Wins McBride
Rulison
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Manasse
John Washington
Bosqueville
Tex
Bucklee
Win
Mo Bride
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T. M. Taggart & CO. New Cash Store
T. M. Taggart & Company
South Side
Main Street
GA. Barrett & CO
Dell Brothers
Commission
Edward Dunne
A. A. Chisholm
Treadwell
van. McBride
Blalock Fruit Company
List Fall
Rockies
United States
J. A. Brant
A. B. Campbell
Spokane
Miles C. Moore
W. W. Baker
H. McArthur
State of Washington
Montana
Griffin
Freewater
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