Result s of storm damage in inland empire report
Big storm across the Northwest and northern California areas caused stock losses and crop damage. Wheat buds and roots were buried by snow while zero temperature hit Athena. Peach crops suffered less than apricots, with substantial snow across Lake county recording up to 48 inches in Goose Lake Valley and 42 inches in Silver Lake area. Heavy stock losses warned if rain does not come within a week.
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Northweat
Catitoras
Athena
Walter Piper
Miku
Oregon
Lake County
Silver Lake
Summer Lake
Chewauoon Valley
Crooked Creek
Warner Valley
Drew's Valley
Goose Lake
Bank robbery and jail escape linked in Adams county
The Pendleton Tribune reports two men who escaped Wallula jail may be the same two of three who blew open the Cunningham bank in Adams county early yesterday. They woke Booker F. W. Parker, gagged him, then used nitroglycerine to blow the safe, taking about 1700 dollars before fleeing. A posse pursues the pair.
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Adaima County
Pendleton Tribune
Wallula
Conningham
Adams County
Booker F. W. Parker
Parker
Reet
Byrnes
Pendleton Gamblers Brought to Court After Police Raid
Pendleton police under Chief Gardane raided a gambling den Tuesday night. Of 35 arrested, 13 were later processed in court with four pleading not guilty and nine guilty. Two dealers were fined 875, others 25. Several could not liqui date and were remanded to jail. Court appearances were postponed as many suspects failed to appear.
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Pendleton
Gardane
Beare
the Tribune
John Stanton
A. Isver
J. E. Jobus
Ed. Bard
J. Bearbaum
Steve Nobile
H. Aldrich
Willian Wambaugh
Will Plant Trout and Northwest Sportsmen Plans
Consignment will be received by Dr Plamondon of the Athena Rod and Gun cloth for trout planting in the Umatilla. Geo M Bowers, commissioner, confirms an assignment of Blackspotted Trout with shipment dates to be advised. Northwest Shoot plans the June tournament in Walla Walla with 100 to 200 crack shots from Utah to British Columbia attending alongside major cities. Snow reported at Van Ky nyele and Juniper boosts winter moisture for crops. farmers optimistic about prospects.
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Pr Plamondon
J. D. Plamondon
Athena
Boreau of Fishers
Washington, D. C
Umatilla
Geo. M. Dear
Geo. M. Bowers
Northwest
Walla Walla
Utah
Nevada
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Vanayole
van Kinyele
Juniper
CATTLE SUFFER AS Umatilla REGION SHIVERS IN SNOW
Snow depths reach one to two feet on the Upper Umatilla river. Stock losses threaten as cattle are driven to mountains and cannot be gathered for shelter and feed. Wealthy stockmen race day and night to corral the weak amid worsening cold spell while grass regrows on foothills. In a separate note, Wallula man T. Elliott donates 150 sacks of wheat to aid Japanese famine victims. wheat shipped to Seattle for the Karagawa Maru voyage to the Orient on March 20.
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Upper
Umatilla
Ammll
Umatilla River
Bingham Spings
Jans
Wallan Walla
T. ©. Elliott
Elliott
Seattle
Washington
Orient
Epworth League to Meet in Walla Walla May 24 27
The Epworth League committee met in Walla Walla and selected the city as the meeting place for the Columbia River and The Dalles districts from May 24 to 27. About eighty leagues will be represented and an elaborate program will be rendered.
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Epworth League
Walla Walla
Columbia River
Dalles
Mormon Elected Mayor and Labor Tensions Reported
The La Grange election chose J. B. Stoddard, a Mormon candidate, as mayor by a wide margin amid a heated fight over a new city water system. Elsewhere, reports claim the O R N plans to replace Japanese section workers with white laborers while apricot crops fail after a cold snap. In Echo, laborers Frazier and Ryan were robbed at night, with substantial cash and travel tickets taken.
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la Grands
J. B. Stoddard
A. C. Miller
Echo
Alex Frazier
J. Ryan
Frazier
Portland
Ryan
Spokane
Annual City Meeting Opens New Term With Oaths
City Council held its annual meeting and sworn in a new mayor Dr Plawoldon and officials. Outgoing mayor David Taylor praised the council's three years of service. City Treasurer and City Marshal reports were read and filed. recorder's report to be presented later. Marshal Gholaon sought a raise from 50 to 70 dollars monthly. motion passed to pay 70 for the remainder of the month and final salary action to wait until the next regular meeting.
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David ‘Taylor
Plawoudon
Gillis
McEwen
Gholaon
Gholeon
Marabu
Nest
Attorney General Rules on Primary Day Swear-In Voting
Crawford Rendera issues four opinions clarifying that voters who fail to register before the primary may still vote by affidavit of six freeholders, as in regular elections. Clerk Roland is to distribute forms to election boards, ending doubts among attorneys and county clerks about primary day sworn in votes.
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Roland
Marion County
Crawford
Pendleton to Organize Baseball Team Tonight
Pendleton city hall rooms host a meeting to organize a baseball group with officers and backing from local businessmen. George D. O'Connor indicates Walla Walla and Athena teams may visit for early season games, with funds raised from citizens to hire players and compete.
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Pennleton
Pendleton
Carl Cooley
George D. O'Connor
Walla Walla
O’connor
Baron
Tempany
Yellow Kids
Athena
O'Connor
Walle Walla
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F. 8. L. Grow
D. H. Preston
P. B. Culbern
A. M. Gillis
Gillis Lumber Yard
Inland Empire
Dell Brothers
Pendleton Gamblers
Milton
Freewater
Mundy Catlartie
the Constitution
Bertin
IMO
Deneei Steret
Gholson
Gan
Crawford Rendera
Norees
T. J. Ennis
Herves
Bucklea
E.R. Mulford
Huatmodry
Waynesboro
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