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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1909

Page

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Wreck of Virgin ia steamer on Ohio River at Wellaville

The Virginia steamer from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh was wrecked late last night after striking a rock on the Ohio River at Wellaville Ohio. Fifty passengers were moved to boats and ashore despite darkness rain and wind. crew used firehouse and later railway to reach safety.

Pittebure Virginia Cinccinnati Ohio River Wellaville Ohio Upper Sone

Uncle Sam to End Sale of Old Firearms

Washington on April 14 reports the war department has ordered an end to selling old arms by the United States. The move follows criticism that cheap revolvers were obtained from discarded arms and shipped to neighboring regions. Chicago dispatch notes complaints about the indiscriminate sale and ongoing trouble from the program.

Washington United States Chicago Nee Shippy War Department

Ballinger to Speak at National Irrigation Congress Spokane

Interior Secretary Hallinger plans to attend the National Irrigation Congress in Spokane showing interest in the event near Chicago. The note mentions dates in April and May and lists prices for milling bluestem and related commodities, with John Lindsay traveling to Cedar Flat by stage.

Washington, D. C Apel Hallinger Interior Department Pombe National Irrigation Congress Spokane John Lindsay Cedar Flat

Wright and King Visit Rogland for Aircraft Demonstration

European monarchs take note of aviation as Beth King Kawernt of Pigland and King Alfonse of Mpein join test flights in Mraine. They seek understanding of aeroplane mechanics and invite the Wright brothers to Rogland to demonstrate before the army and engineers.

Europe Beth King Kawernt Pigland King Alfonse Mpein Mraine King Edwant Wright Brothers Rogland Army Gary Engineers

Judge Harris Grants City Victory in Eugene Power Plant Case

Judge Harris ruled for the City of Eugene in the injunction suit brought by Eight Bmeede and others to block an electric power plant on the McKenzie River. The decision released verbally at 2 pm finds for the city on all points and dismisses the permanent injunction request. Plaintiffs have not announced a appeal as of now.

Harris Circuit Court Bmeede Et al Eugene McKenzie River M. L. Pipes J .M. Pipes Thompson & Hardy and Woodcock & Potter Supreme Court

City of Eugene Power Plant Question in Court Decision

The judge rules the city may have power under its charter to construct a power plant to operate pumps and complete the water system. If charter language supports authorization, city actions are within power. if not, bonds and condemnation may be required. The court emphasizes deference to city officials’ good faith and discretion in siting and planning, with limited judicial review unless clear overreach is shown.

Ameede al Eugete Eugene Cly Common Council Agers Lamette Valley Company Willamette Valley Company Wilmette Valley Company Latgua City of McKengile Tte Bewt City Bee Uelog Eugeneva Millican Elreult

Richardson Calls Meeting of Boosters Here for April 28

Tom Richardson has called a meeting of managers from all commercial and promotion organizations in the state. The one day session in Eugene on April 28 aims to exchange ideas and coordinate boosters for the state and its sections under the Oregon Development League. No program has been arranged.

Tom Richardson Eugene Oregon Development League

Turkish Capital Still in Hands of Insurgents

Constantinople is quieter after yesterday's events as a majority of the garrison remains before the chamber of deputies and war office awaiting a new cabinet. Sailors joined the mutineers this afternoon and panic rose again as soldiers parade the streets with bayonets and rapid fire guns mounted on the Stamboul bridge. no cabinet formation announced.

Constantinople Chamber of Depution War Office Btamboul Pera Stamboul Bridge

Johnson to Box Ketchel in October for 20 Rounds

New York April 14 Johnson and Ketchel were matched to box 20 rounds for the heavyweight title before the Colma Athletic Club on October 12 1969. They will share the gross receipts 60 percent total with 65 percent to the winner and 36 percent to the loser. Articles were signed today.

New York Jack Johnson Stanley Ketcher Colma Athletic Club

Guests Escape From Burning Kentworth Inn

Asheville, April 14. Roused by a morning fire alarm, 75 guests at the Kentworth Inn near this city barely escaped in scant clothing. Several were injured leaping from windows. Estimated loss is $300,000.

Asheville N.C Kentworth Inn

Springfield Cars To Start Soon

J M Leambertt s eatentations are carried out the first atreat car to run to the Springfield bridge will be near Sunday. A regular sched ule, however, will not be run for some time, as the track will have to be ballasted. Mr Lambirth, who is manager of the Willamette Valley Company and of the Portland, Eugene Eastern railway, returned from Portland last night, where he ordered the last material for the track extension.

J. M. Leambertt Springfield Bridge Lambirth Willamette Valley Company Portland, Eugene & Eastern Railway Portland

President Leases Summer Home For Summer Use

Official White House announcement states the president has leased the cottage of Robert D. Evans at Woodside Point Beverly Massachusetts as a summer residence in Beverly.

Washington White House Robert D. Evans Woodside Point Beverly Masa

Five Die In Mexican Riot Near Velardena

Herald correspondent reports that during a religious parade in Torreon and Velardena area one rurale, one woman, and three men were killed in a riot on Saturday. The clashes raised the death toll to five with chaotic scenes reported around the event.

Herald Torreon Mex Velardena

Weather Showers Across Regions With Warmth Ahead

Oregon and Idaho report showers in northern portions tonight with some clearing. Washington shows showers tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions in the east. northern Idaho remains cloudy tonight while southern Idaho stays fair.

Oregon Washington Idaho Porthorn

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