Ballinger Testimony Halted As Brandeis Demands Stand
Attorney Brandeis pressed for Ballinger to testify to face questioning amid charges from Pinchot that Ballinger deceived the president. Judge Root interrupted as Brandeis argued Ballinger’s veracity is the issue, while the committee decision kept Ballinger off the stand for now. The prosecution’s case neared its end in the Ballinger-Pinchot inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandes
Ballinger
Vertrees
Brandeis
Ballonger
Pinchot
Uctive
Root
Ballinger-Pinchot
East Ninth Street to House New Store by Tidball Metcalf
The East Eugene Improvement club met at Rein's hall to discuss a telephone rate hike by Pacific States Telephone. Manager Heaton attended to explain the rise, but the crowd demanded a uniform Eugene rate. They urged possible entry of an independent company if rates stay unequal, and council franchising. Tidball and Metcalf plan a new store on East Ninth Street after Ax Billy vacates May 1, with remodeling views drawn for a front facelift and a likely successful venture by the Portland-based travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidball and Metcalf
East Ninth Street
East Eugene
Ax Billy
CL. E. Tidball
G. E. Metcalf
Portland
Eugene
Rachel Sanders
Frank
Tenth and
Willamette Streets
Springfield
Heaton
Bingham
Mr. Heaton
Coburg
George A. Drury
Coburg Telephone Company
Pacific States
E. W. Zumwalt
H. C. Wheeler
Ross Mathews
Palmer Ayers
W. L. Wheeler
Non-Suit Granted in Pattison Case
Circuit court reconvened this fore moon to hear the Pattison estate case charging money for farm management. Judge Harris sustained the motion for non-suit, ending the Pattison claim against Stewart B. Eakin and W. T. Pattison. A separate foreclosure decree issued in Lybert Simon versus L. A. and J. I. Barbie for 5345.36 plus 400 attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Circuit Court
J. R. Pattison
E. Stewart B. Eakin
W. T. Pattison
Robert Pattison
Harris
Lybert Simon
L. A
J. I. Barbie
Sympathetic Strike Called Off in Philadelphia
Philadelphia on March 26 reports the general sympathetic strike in the city is ending as unions resume work. Car men’s strike leaders say the action will continue through the summer unless the company changes its stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Death notices from Eugene and Hang Peter Holm
Mrs Theresa Reeder 29 wife of J R Reeder died at home in Eugene March 24 1910 leaving four children. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. Hang Peter Holm 14 son of unknown parents died two miles south of Eugene March 25 1910.
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Eugene
Theresa Reeder
J. R. Reeder
Peter Holm
Rew Good News Spreads About Electric Bitters
A 74 year old Elizabethtown KY resident, B F Tol son, touts Electric Bitters as restoring health and vitality. He claims the remedy tones the stomach regulates kidneys and bowels stimulates the liver invigorates the nerves and purifies the blood. He says it cures every time and guarantees it locally through W A Kuykendall Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Tolson
Elizabethtown
W. A. Kuykendal’ Drug Co
Births Reported In Creswell And Deadwood Areas
Born notices list three new births: a daughter to Clarence Burnett and wife in Deadwood on March 20 1910, a son to Mr and Mrs S M Goddard in Creswell on March 20, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Arthur Louk in Creswell on March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Clarence Burnett
S. M. Goddard
Creswell
Arthur Louk
Angry farmers seek Home Telephone entry in Lane County
About fifty farmers meeting at the Commercial club parlors denounced Pacific States Telephone rates of up to sevenfold and poor service. They passed a resolution opposing the company and favoring Home Telephone Company as a competitor. W. B. Smith of Hale urged competition while others recounted service failures. A committee will pursue talks with Home Telephone representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific States Telephone Company
Lane Co. Telephone Association
Commercial Club
Home Telephone Company
Pacific States Company
Mr. Smith
Smith
Heaton
J. E. Heaton
W. O. Cook
Eugene R. F. D. No. 1
Central
W. C. Cook
Eugene
Ross Mathews
Thurston
W. B. Smith
Hale
Marriage in Eugene office of Justice of the Peace
Claude A. Hardesty and Miss Myrtle Huf stader wed at the Justice of the Peace office in Eugene on March 21, 1910. Both residents of Coburg. Grandma Bushnell returned home to Irving after a brief city stay.
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Office of
Justice of the Peace Prison
Eugene
Claude A. Hardesty
Myrtle Hufstader
Coburg
Grandma" Bushnell
Irving
City
Etna Erupts as Lava Rivers Force Mass Exodus Near Catania
Mount Etna vents a violent eruption with twelve new craters near Castellazzo. Four lava streams merge into a nine mile river that devastates vineyards and orchards, driving thousands from homes as cinders rain down. Troops and volunteers assist amid fear, with measurable lava flow at three to four feet per minute and ongoing tremors across the region.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Actna
Castellazzo
Etna
Mount Castellazzio
Mount Etna
Cantania
Mascalucia
San Leo
Rinazzo
Crater
Belpasso
Nicolee
Nicolosi
Tragic Wilmington Crime Record Sets Daytime Death Toll
In Wilmington yesterday three were killed and six wounded as a Baltimore and Ohio express tragedy unfolded. J H Bethea killed Conductor O E Wellman and Samuel Williams and wounded Panic Guard John L Wiley before dying in a police siege following a tense, hour and twenty minute standoff. Additional deaths occurred by suicide after a separate incident as a man killed Mrs Clara Newcomb and himself. The spree included a prison escape attempt with guards shot, leaving several wounded and a chaotic, waterborne siege to end the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore & Ohio Express
J. H. Bethea
O. E. Wellman
Samuel Wiliams
John L. Wiley
Bethea
Stephen Hunter
Hastings
McCulloch
Hattie Rommel
Charles Tindill
Clara Newcomb
Railroad watchman Edward Scott found murdered in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne on March 29 the body of Edward Scott, a railroad watchman, was found in the Union Pacific yards last night. Authorities believe he was killed by box car thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Edward Scott
Union Pacific
Bear Creek Land Speculation in Wallowa County
A man purchased land along Bear Creek in Wallowa county two years ago at 30 dollars per acre and recently sold it last week at 100 dollars per acre, illustrating a strong gain from a short holding period.
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Bear Creek
Wallowa County
Report on Fatal Blow In Unnamed Case
The note states a man was evidently killed by a blow to the head. No other details are provided about the person, location, or circumstances of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wourp
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
D. Pierce
Portland Wheat Market Prices Report
Portland market update dated March 29 records track prices for several wheat varieties led by bluestem at 103 to 104 and turkey red at 100 with red Russian 96 and other grades such as Club 98 forty fold 100 valley 100.
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Portland
Club
Turkey
Valley
Eight Sailors Killed in Target Practice Off Ocean Subic
Manila reports confirm a fatal accident aboard the United States cruiser Charleston during sea practice off Olongapo. Eight sailors died when the breech of a three inch gun blew out. several were injured. Names listed include Philip MekKee and Walter Anstodel. An investigation has been ordered.
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Manila
United States
Pruiner Charleston Waa
Olongapo
Philip MekKee
Walter Anstodel
Harry Heaton
Leo Roemelle
Harry Gradeo
Ralph Darkman
Maxie Barnard
Edward Molin
Boy Breaks Parole, Committed to Reform School
Lester Deadmond, a young burglar once paroled by Juvenile Judge Thompson after stealing pistols and goods, broke parole Saturday by stealing bicycle wheels from Edward Cecil. Repainted wheels found on Deadmond’s bicycle frame led to identification and arrest. He confessed to deputies and was examined by Judge Thompson and committed to the state reform school at Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Deadmond
Hille
Jacobs
Thompson
Edward Cecil
Cecil
Young Deadmond
Pratt
Deadmond
State Reform School
Salem
Factory Location Thoughts for Oklahoma Furniture Plant
Beverly Reytrece of Oklahoma considers a furniture plant in Eugene Oregon as ideal for freight rates and material access. He plans to study conditions, consult associates, and travel north tomorrow to decide after discussions with partners. Reynolds, a long-time Oklahoma furniture man now in Washington DC, aims to return and enter manufacturing near Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Reytrece Y
Okla Igehe
Hos Furniture
Vera Daye
Eugene
Wiil
Reynolds
Oklahoma
Washington, D. C
River Cities Will Urge Competition
Albany Oregon March 24 representatives of all Willamette river cities from Corvallis to Oregon City will be invited to meet in Albany to discuss plans for river transportation improvement. The Albany Commercial Club and Albany Business Men’s Association will call the date this week. The convention will seek cooperation from Corvallis Independence Salem and Oregon City. Main topics are river improvement and establishing a valley steamship line to compete with Southern Pacific post differential rate abolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Willamette River
Corvailia
Oregon City
Albany Commercial Club
Albany Bualneas Monsa Association
Willamette
Southern Pacific Company
Portland
Ciites
Corvallis
Independence
Salem
River
Southern Pacific
Dr Shoops Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An article touts health tips and remedies to prevent illness, urges active digestion, and promotes Hal lard's Herbine and Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy sold by local druggists. It claims Dr Shoop's is harmless for mothers to use with infants and highlights its mountain shrub origin and quick results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Sale of timber land on Siuslaw river draws attention
The Siuslaw timber lands along the river from mouth to upper areas are described as the choicest in the county. Hinkson, long active in cruising, has quietly acquired many parcels, becoming a leading landholder. Porter Bros, prominent railroad builders, have bought large Siuslaw tracts and seek routes via McKenzie to the coast. Uncle Jim Hill’s anticipated movement ties to broader expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salea
J. J
Misow
Hinkson
Slualaw
Porter Bros
North Bank Railroad
Hill
Oregon
Deachutes
Siuslaw
McKenzie
Eugene
HII
McKengle
Eykene
John Porter
Jim
Hiskeson
Jamis
Porter
Haw
Springfield Junction Amt
Yar Ing
Cream separator factory eyed for Eugene site
A. H. Hyndman of Anderson Indiana writes the Eugene Commercial Club proposing a cream separator plant to be built here. He claims production can be 20 to 40 percent cheaper than the East with better results and hopes to visit in April to inspect the city. The plant would require about 5 000 square feet and employ many workers.
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A. H. Hyndman
Anderson
Ind
Eugene
Hyndeman
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Gily
Improvement Club
Ax Billy Dein
Pattison
Barbie
Creo
Buffalo, N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Mount Caprioio
Borrello
Welington
Evans
Baughman
Portland Wheat Market
THE
Reform School
Lester Dedmond
Beverly Reynolds
LoOvantha
Gool
Hallard
Dillom Drug Ce
Thoreimall
America
Persia
Eon
Theop
Shuislaw
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