Chamberlain Not to Bolt the Tariff Change
Washington report quotes Oregon Senator George E. Chamberlain denying commitments to wool free list. He says elected on a partisan platform, supports a duty on wool for revenue, and would not vote against a tariff bill that lowers tariffs even if wool and meat go free. He aims to redeem pledges to reduce tariffs.
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Washington
Portland Journal
Chamberlsio
Oregon
D. Minton
Hamilton Building
Portland
Sam
Willamette Valley Wool Growers’ Association
State of
Atate
National
Senate
Congress
Geo. E. Chamberlain
Manafield Reveals Desire After Lake Visit
Manafield has returned from Hot Lake in improved health though rheumatic effects linger. Hardy’s account paints him as a mud bath rhinoceros in the mud, sweating profusely and drinking barrels of water to compensate for losses. He now longs to see “Poooh” Henry derricked into a mud bath.
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Manafield
D. B. Manafield
Hot Lake
Hardy
Henry
Barn Dance at Guest Barns Invites All in County
Alex McIntyre to dedicate a new barn with a town dance tomorrow night. Jobocon's orchestra provides music. Supper served free, dance admission one dollar. Sam Hott to tour in a big auto track from Athena for town attendance.
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Alex McIntyre
Jobocon
Sam Hott
Athena
La Grande quits league amid road woes and losses
The La Grande baseball team faces a collapse as heavy expenses on long road trips exceed gate receipts. La Grande may lose its Tri-State League franchise, with talks of transferring or selling the team to another town. Salaries due remain unsettled amid conflicting claims on forfeit money.
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la Granda
la Grande Observer
la Grande
Yakima
Walla Walla
Ara
Boise
Disappearing Guns and Other Historical Military Notes
A condensed survey covers barbettes and casemates as gun emplacements, and explains the disappearing gun's mechanism and safety features. It notes rapid firing capabilities, with one gun discharging a thousand pound projectile every fifty two seconds, and mentions control by a single gunner on a nearby platform. The piece shifts to the rapid growth of eucalyptus as a reforestation resource, then to a Japanese artist's famed speed in painting multiple works in one day, and ends with a Gupta citation about travel and language from John Ruskin.
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California
Hearwr's
M. B. Huish
Japan
Fukui Kotei
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Kotel
Court Sustained Oregon Rate Case And Other Items
The U S Supreme Court upheld state railroad rate statutes in Missouri Arkansas Oregon and West Virginia with a single exception on weaker roads in Missouri The decision aligns with Minnesota rate case logic and awaits October rulings on related Kentucky rates A separate report details a self harm attempt by horse trader Galiformia Jack Brows in Walla Walla plus a change in management at Hot Lake Sanatorium Oregon under O W R N control and a carload hog sale at Pendleton Meat Co with低 prices noted by farmer Joseph Hodgson
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Minnesota
Supreme Court of the United States
Missour
Arkansas
Oregon
West Virginia
Missouri
Arkansea
Portland
Kentucky
State Railroad Commission
Haughes
Jasuics
Galiforpia Jack" Brows
Walla Walla
Brown Wan
Jones
Brown
Cup Victory Noted for Mrs Plamondou in Milton Show
Mrs J D Plamondou won a splendid cup at Milton show last Friday riding the horse Barke in the ladies saddle class. She easily captured the prize, celebrated by attendees as a proud moment for the exhibitor and her mount.
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J. D. Plamondou
Ho How
Milton
Plamondou
Wilson to push broad currency bill in Congress this week
President Wilson announced currency legislation would be introduced in Congress this week after conferring with McAdoo and Senator Owen. He stressed broad principles, hoped for general support, and said the bill would be sent in with the tariff measures replacing them soon after.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Silson
Remodeling Sale Slashes Prices to Clear Eastern Oregon Stock
A store announces combined sales offering five to ten percent savings on new merchandise. They urge customers to visit to compare prices, promising the freshest, best assortment and the largest stock in Eastern Oregon. The store must remodel and reduce inventory, offering extremely low prices to make room.
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Oregon
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Tum-A-Lum Lumber CO
A. M. Johnson
D. H. Mansfield
Dell Bro
Chamberlain
Minton
Paseo
Third and
Clark Streets
McDuff & Fates, Furniture and Undertaking
P.O. Farm Implements
Hub
Louis LaBrache
Perions
Athens
Mra Z
Baddeley, Guardian
South Africa
Dustley Kidd
Easentin Kalir
Kamin
Joho Ruskin
State of Missouri
Mississippi
Bor Wage Springs
J. P. O'Brien
Walter M. Pierce
Hot Lake Springs Company
Joseph Hodgson
Weston
Pendleton Meat Company
Hodgson
Bodgson
President
Bryan
the Peoples Warehouse
Pendleton
TPW
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