Missing Michigan quarterback found in Wallaa Walla
Walla Walla March 17. James Joy Miller once Michigan football captain and quarterback is missing. He is now working at Blalock fruit farm and believes he is someone else, unaware of football or Michigan or his home. Traced here by post office records, he carries a watch bearing the name J. J. Miller and shows no memory of his prior life or sweetheart. Hair turned gray, cause of condition not determined but linked to possible football injury and distress after his dismissal.
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Michigan
Miller
Chicago
Montreal
Spokane
Walla Walla
Revolting testimony in Pattison case in circuit court
The state argues for a brutal rape case against A J Pattison involving a 12 year old girl from Junction City as jurors hear testimony about a revolting state of affairs. Other defendants face charges from larceny to extortion while civil actions note a $3650 judgment against E N Smith and wife and a verdict for Booth Kelly Lumber Co in a death damages suit.
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A. J. Pattison
Gladys Eaton
Junction City
Pattison
O. V. Roberts
J. L. Oxley
C. P. Barnard
W. F. Mooney
G. K. Munroe
F. P. Close
E. Cole
O. Dowell
E. Brabham
T. L. Rash
J. T. Nicklin
Mike Lobosco
Elmer Ray
Chae W. Dunagan
L. M. Travis
E. N. Smith
Chas. Downer
James E. Stewart
Mrs. King
Mary A. King
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
Regular Meeting of Springfield Grange
A Springfield grange session on March 10 initiated one new member. The program featured songs, readings, recitations, a humorous song, and a tale. An outsider shared views on grange work, and W. E. Wilmer closed with an address on humane work in Lane County.
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Springfield Grange
Cottage Grove Foreman Hurt In Log Landing Accident
Cottage Grove March 17 Frank Winsenrie foreman of Brown Lumber Company at Rocky Point 13 miles east of here had his right leg broken yesterday. He was brought home for medical aid after being caught between two logs at the landing where logs are loaded for shipment. A hook broke and a substituted chain slipped allowing the log to strike him.
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Cottage Grove
Frank Winsenrie
Brown Lumber Company
Rocky Point
Dr Bell’s Anti Pain For Internal And External Pains
An old advertisement touts Dr Bells Anti Pain as a remedy for internal and external aches. It markets relief across multiple conditions with a simple, broadly framed claim of effectiveness.
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DR. Bell
Hands and Arms In Dreadful State Heal With Hood's Cure
A caregiver recounts a baby with severe eczema starting at four months. Conventional treatments failed while Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Olive Ointment brought rapid improvement. The testimonial credits a blend of twenty ingredients and urges readers to try Hood's remedy.
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Hood
Inez Lewin
Baring
Springfield Faces Severe House Shortage This Winter
Springfield endures a house famine with scarce housing for would-be residents. Contractors work full tilt yet behind on contracts. Last week Booth-Kelly mill yard moved 120000 feet of lumber and new houses, signaling a record pace. Builders anticipate four concrete business blocks and a two story brick this spring and summer.
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Springfield
Booth-Kelly Mill
Mr and Mrs Elmer Cox To Leave For California
Springfield prepares to say goodbye as Elmer Cox and his wife plan to move to Tulare California within weeks or months. He will manage a retail yard output from a multi million dollar saw mill and oversee a chain of California yards. The Tulare location is highlighted for its size and importance.
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Springfield Se
Elmer Cox
California
Tulare
Cox
Elmer
Trunk With Clothing Burned During Train Fire
Mr and Mrs Joseph Boutin of Bayfield Wisconsin are visiting in Springfield. Mr Boutin brother of Frank Boutin a financier with Siuslaw interests. Their baggage car burned destroying their trunk and clothing. They stand to lose about 200 dollars until railroad reimburses.
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Joseph Boutin
Bayfield
Wisconsin
Harry Stewart
Springfield
Mr. Boutin
Frank Boutin
Siuslaw
Doctor Barr Sells Residence on Sixth Street
Dr Barr has sold his residence at the corner of 6th and A to Frank Powers for 2750 dollars. The deal was arranged through Greenleaf and Hurd. Mr Farr plans a bungalow on city property with a location yet to be decided.
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Dr. Barr
Frank Powers
6Th and
Greenleaf and
Hurd
Farr
Doctor Paine and Pinnegan Travel to Salem in Rambler
Dr D A Paine and 8S B Pinnegan arrived from Portland yesterday in the doctor's Rambler automobile. They stopped at Salem for the first night and traveled slowly, finding roads mostly good with occasional mud holes. They brought Senator I H Bingham up from Junction City.
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D. A. Paine
Speaker Cannon Ousted Over Rules Fight in Congress
Washington March 19 The House voted 182 to 160 to repudiate Speaker Cannon and overhaul the rules committee by creating an enlarged ten member panel and removing the speaker from membership. Norris Nebraska proposed the change, Dalzell led the opposition, and the measure passed 191 to 155 after a heated exchange. Cannon signaled willingness to resign if needed, as leaders failed to reach a final compromise on the procedure.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Cannon
Rules Committee
Norris
Nebraska
Committee On Rules
Dalzell
Dalezll
House
Martin
South Dakota
Mann
Debates Gain Ground in University Student Budget Plan
The Associated Students propose shifting funds from football to debate and oratory, cutting football from 20 to 15 percent and raising debate from 6 to 10 percent. The change, affecting several hundred dollars, will be voted at the May business meeting. Also approved a $500 grant for a cement tennis court to be run by the athletic council, and revised the Oregon Emerald editor in chief term to one semester with staff chosen by the editor. A Friday 4 PM women’s meeting will discuss the annual April Frolic and general subjects.
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Oregon
Athletic Council
Oregon Emerald
English Explorer Warmly Welcomed in Gotham
New York authorities prepare to greet Sir Ernest Shackleton when he arrives next Thursday. He will lecture in Carnegie Hall and meet President Taft, with several honors planned from the National Geographic Society and American Geographical Society.
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New York
Ernest Shackelton
Ernest
Peary
Elbertus
Hubbard
Washington
Taft
National Geographic Society
Explorer
Carnegie Hall
Commander Peary
American Geographical Society
Sir Ernest
Emctr
Shackletonia
United States
Europe
Royal Geographical Society of Great Britain
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Lumber Carlots Much Increased in Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove Oregon reports a rise in lumber shipments with January 1909 at 49 cars rising to 66 in January 1910 and February 1909 at 56 cars to 94 in February 1910. The total increase is 26 cars, with additional mills along the Southern Pacific tributary adding roughly one third to the local output. A new sawmill by F L Botsford & Co of Portland, capacity about 60000 feet daily, will produce framing mine and bridge timbers and is set to begin operation in three to four weeks.
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Cottage Grove, Or
Cottage Grove
Thia
Southern Pacific
F. L. Botsford & Co
Portland
Oregon & Southeastern Railroad
Died in Eugene Charles X Smith Veterans Farewell
Died in Eugene March 17 1910 Charles X Smith aged 74 years 1 month 14 days a veteran of the civil war and a member of the local post of G A R. Funeral at Gordons chapel Saturday at 2 pm with a Tip Toe Theatre and Munich Keller Tryolean singers in the second part of the program. City bond sale Monday Gaynor era first issue of 50 000 000 4 12 per cent corporate stock bonds to be bid to highest bidders for land water rapid transit schools bridges docks ferries finance hospitals libraries parks streets and more.
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Eugene
Chas. X. Smith
Ile
Gordon's Chapel
Munich
Y M C A Dedication Draws Thousands In Eugene
The Y M C A building opened to the public with thousands touring the new structure in Eugene. Officials highlighted finances, construction costs, and committee leadership as Samuel Roome presided while Judge Thompson and W H Day spoke. Open houses and events through Friday featured university groups, a men’s banquet, and a mandolin club performance.
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Eugene
Samuel Roome
Thompson
W. H. Day
International Industrial
M.C. A
HH. W. Stone
Portland
O. C. Wright
F. R. Webberbee
Onenser Pew
Naked eye may see comet on April 8 in 1930
San Jose reports Halley’s comet may be visible to the naked eye just before dawn on April 8 or shortly after. W. W. Campbell of Mount Hamilton’s Idek Observatory says the head and perhaps a bit of the tail could be seen. May 18 may bring earth between sun and comet, with tail highly attenuated. Observing from California is difficult as the sun nears the horizon, so Hawaii, Australia, and Asia will have better vantage as astronomers prepare photographic work on Oahu.
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San Jose
Cal
Halley
W. W. Campbell
Idek Observatory
Mount Hamilton
Laa
California
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
Asia
American Astronomical Association
Oahu
Another Army Scandal Over Janney's Death
Manila March 17 The military inquest into Lieutenant Clarence M Janney's death found a silver champagne cooler caused the final quarrel leading to his suicide during a dinner with Lieutenant Colonel Robert F Ames at Ames home Janney identified the cooler as his own and after a brief reconciliation left the hall returned with a revolver and shot himself in the presence of others The case prompted speculation of a court martial within the army.
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Manila
Clarence M. Janney
Janney
Robert F. Ames
Ames
Jamney
Irving Grange debates mail order houses at open meeting
Special Correspondence Irving March 17 Irving Grange held a session March 6 with good attendance. Delegates named to county Orange. Discussion on Pacific States Telephone rates opposes arbitrary methods. Ed Bond and C J Muri led a verdict on mail order houses with pro and con points. The group favored home industries but noted price advantages of mail order. Open meeting planned for April 1.
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Irving
Irving Grange
County Orange
C. J. Hurd
John Parker
J. M. Day
Ecard
FF. Brewer
Hrewer
Rachel Hrewer
Pleasant Higrange
Mise Pratcesthell
Kelso Grange
Washington
TAO Houses
Ed Bond
C.J. Muri
Eugene
Parcela
Grange
Creswell Voters to Decide on $12,000 School Bonds
Creswell voters will decide April 9 on issuing bonds totaling 12000 for a new school building. Election at the Creswell schoolhouse from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. polling hours, per the Chronicle report.
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Creswell
Creswell Dstrict
Chronicle
Junction May Increase Indebtedness After Charter Change
A March 14 election in Jonction City Oregon changed the city charter, slowing a planned rise in indebtedness from 12000 to 20000 dollars. The measure impacts future borrowing and financial planning for the municipality.
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Jonction City
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