Supreme Court Grants Stay of Sentence for Labor Leaders
The DC Court of Appeals granted a stay until November 29 on issuing the mandate sending Gompers Mitchell and Morrison to jail for contempt in the Buckstore case. If a certiorari petition is filed by November 29, a further stay may be granted. Labor federation leaders thus delay Washington travel. Separately, AFL affiliated groups must stop harboring seceding Electrical Workers unions as President Gompers responds to a deputy's query about charter revocation.
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Washington
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Buckstore
Shepard
United States Supreme Court
Toroente
American Federation of Labor
Electrical Workers
Preident
United States to avenge death of citizens in Nicaragua
Washington reports two Americans Leonard Grace and Leroy Cannon were executed in Nicaragua after a murky trial. The destroyer Vicksburg and cruiser Des Moines were ordered toward Nicaragua as Washington weighs drastic action. Zelaya called the sentence final and offered no mercy as Estrada blocks San Juan del Norte port.
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United States
Washington
Revolutionary Army
Nicaragua
Zelaya
State Department
Ta‘t
Nicar@ruse
Leonard Grace
Leroy Cannon
Vicksburg
Corinto
Des Moines
Port Limes
Managua
Estrada
San Juan del Norte
Amero Hie
Portland Turkey and Chicken Market Outlook Amid Short Supplies
The Portland wholesale market shows turkey supplies well short of demand with prices rising from 25 to 27 cents per pound on Front Street and buyers paying 29 cents delivered. Chicken prices advance across the board as scarcity tightens, with fancy hens up to 15 16 cents and ordinary coops at 14 to 14 1/2 cents. Fruit trade shows life ahead of holidays, with Emperor grapes at 1.25 to 1.50 per crate and apples active in mid prices, while store demand grows and stock moves to storage.
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Portland
Front Street
Oakland
Seattle
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Americas
Graham Ya
New Timothy
Avern
Soc
Enarrots
Woman Applies Pure Cure Ad Promises Relief
Courier ad promises free sample of Mother Gray Australian Leaf product for women. It claims to ease back and urinary kidney pains with an aromatic herb remedy, offered by The Mother Gray Company from le Roy New York, with druggists selling at 50 cents.
Revolutionary figure linked to Central America in exile
A description notes a person tied to Pennsylvania in earlier years who later traveled to Central America. Since then, his name has appeared prominently in revolutions there, marking his enduring prominence on regional political developments.
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Pennsylvania
Central America
Denied By Minister Over Executed Americans
New York on November 18 Pio Bolanos Nicaraguan consul said he had no information about the execution of any Americans found in the revolutionary army.
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New York
Pio Bolanos
Revolutionary Army
Cereal and dairy prices rise amid strong markets and slow hops
Wheat and flour values firm as cereals gain 25 to 30 cents per barrel, blue stem and club wheat quoted around $1, oats and barley steady, cheese prices expected to advance with coast factories closing for winter. Hop trade remains quiet after recent activity, with London inquiries idle due to bid levels. butter stable.
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Bluestem
Forest Grove
McNeff
London
Isaac Pincus & Son
Seattle
San Francisco
Oregon
Portland market quotations and farm prices report
Hops and wool bids with 1909 values from Willamette and Eastern Oregon. tallow and hides prices. butter eggs cheese and poultry quotes. flour hay and grain rates. fruit vegetables and meats prices. Portland pack meat figures and miscellaneous tonnage and staple quotes across multiple commodities.
Prizes Offered to Oregon Students for Conservation Topics
The State Conservation Commission launches an educational campaign to teach conservation of Oregon's natural resources. Schools at all levels are invited to submit papers on six topics with outlines and references. Cash prizes total 1320 dollars, with $75, $50, and $25 for universities and colleges and $40, $20, and $10 for high schools, plus honorable mentions for top three in each class.
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Oregon
State Conservation Commission
Commission
Ore
UN Verslties and
30 Dead 216 Hurt Football's Toll in 67 Days
Chicago reports the football toll for 1909 through November 21. Thirty deaths and 216 injuries including eight college players and twenty high school players. open play blamed for severe harm with many under 20 among the dead.
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Chicago
No Shade No Shine November Catarrh Remedy Ad
An old advertisement extols catarrh as a constitutional disease worsened in November. Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to eradicate scrofula and catarrh, prevent consumption, and offer radical permanent cures, touted as America's greatest medicine for America's greatest diseases.
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Hood
America
Notice of Road District Meeting in Lane County Oregon
Taxpayers of road district No. 38 in Lane County Oregon will meet at Kempp schoolhouse on December 18 1909 at 2 pm. The purpose is to consider a levy of additional tax to improve roads. Signed by over ten percent of district taxpayers.
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Lane County
Oregon
Kempp
Hasmus Hansen
L. P. Hansen
K. Roberts
C. N. Bertelsen
Lewla Bertzen
D. Humphy
J. 5. Mahon
Jens Jensen
Carl Madson
John P. Scharf
Hans P. Boysen
John McCard
H. F. Miller
H. R. Jessen
L. Y. Bubrun
M. P. Mogensen
J. Trunnell
Wm. Nelson
B. Pederson
A. Baker
Henry Peterson
D. P. Olsen
F. Jorgensen
Hans Larsen
Hans C. Hansen
L. R. Miller
H. C. A. Miller
A. J. Mack
Henry Komp
Local Market Goods Prices From Historic Record
A fragment lists assorted meat and grocery terms with prices and weights, including short clears and smoked items, pickled tongues at 60 cents each, dressed hog, mutton, lamb, kettle leaf lard, steam rendered fats, and varied percentages and cents, reflecting a historic price slate.
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Hogan
Mrs Woolford Heads Home From Eugene to Seattle
Mrs Woolford left Eugene after visiting her sister Mrs P T Devereux and was accompanied to Portland by Mrs Devereux en route to Seattle. This brief item records a domestic travel detail with named individuals and cities.
Dearmond Burned to Death in Butler House Fire
Kansas City reports Congressman David A. Dearmond and his six year old grandson Waddie DeArmond died in a Butler Missouri blaze that destroyed their two story home. Mrs DeArmond and Mrs Katie Clarke survived with minor injuries. a maid also lived through the fire. The cause is unknown and the loss totals 820,000, including a prized library. The bodies were found later in the ruins with the congressman apparently carrying his grandson.
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Kansas City
David A. Dearmond
Congress
Waddie DeArmond
DeArmond
Butler
Katie Clarke
Clarke
Judge DeArmond
Jes. DeArmond
Grardeon
InArmond
Waddle
Springfield Club Plans Wide Picture Booklet Distribution
The Springfield Commercial Club will circulate many picture booklets to East and California. The campaign aims to steer Westerners to visit Oregon by rail ads and map literature. Booklets have arrived late and will be published in Albany, Eugene, Salem, and other towns. Wages for mill workers range from two dollars up. some are laid off briefly. A popcorn stand opens on Main Street. Diphtheria is not spreading from a single Springfield case, typhoid near the river wanes, and the jiffy wagon’s fare drops to ten cents. The sawmill did not shut for the football game but workers may take a layoff. about twenty, mostly retail staff, did. A new dynamo awaits a delayed wire shipment from Portland.
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Springfield Commercial Club
Springfield
California
Oregon
Albany
Eugene
Salem
W.C. Lyons
Main Street
Portland
Commercial Club Election Soon in Spicefield
Talk of officers for the Spicefield Commercial Club grows as elections approach next month. Multiple vacancies will be filled with capable men to meet Springfield's rising needs. President Keatly has moved to Eugene and Secretary Walker may not continue, leaving both posts open along with a vice president and a board of directors.
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Spicefield Commercial Club
Springfield
Keatly
Fugene
Walker
Wideawake
Main Street Winter Plans Await Electric Road
The article suggests no action on Main Street this winter or next spring until an electric road is laid and the street repaired. It notes the P. E. & E. seeks a franchise by spring after a previously read, unsatisfactory petition. A new franchise would include bonds and a share for the macadam pavement on the right of way, with potential five cent fares from Main Street to Willamette Street not likely.
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Main Street
Willamette Street
Springfield Local Mrevities and Natron Shipments
The Utah Construction Company camps reported celery on tables and 1050 pounds shipped Saturday. Daily averages show two carloads heading to Natron and Springfield with powder implements and supplies. The sawmill turns away many applicants as railroad construction boosts labor and wages.
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Springfield
Utah Construction Company
Natron
Thurston News Highlights Local Visits and Debates
Special Correspondence Thurston Nov 22 reports residents visiting relatives on Milam Mohawk and nearby farms. Visits include Mr George from Springfield, Mr and Mrs H B Rhodes Vida, C F Rhodes Portland, and Mr and Mrs Charles Gray Wendling. Thurston-Davis Literary Society plans a debate on Thanksgiving meaning next Friday night. Indispensable remedies note Perry Davis Painkiller praised in local notices.
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Thurston
George
Springfield
Milam
Lewis
Sadie Platt
Maudie
H. B. Rhodes
Vida
C. F. Rhodes
Portland
Clayborne
Charles Gray
Wendling
C. HM. Howard
Eva Gutermuth
Earl
Miller
Joe Hart
Thurston-Davis Literary Society
Kay Ia
Kemp's Cure A Comrn Weehly Note
Fragmentary OCR text references Kemp and a cure claim. Mentions remedy named Balsam and cough, with unclear context and scattered phrases. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations intact.
Suffrage debate and community notices in Goshen
A fragmented item references suffrage arguments and a Thanksgiving shooting match organized by J My Fero at Rows Mathews rounds with invitations for participants. It also notes Mr. and Mrs PR Edmiston visiting relatives in Idaho and Washington returning home, Perry’s reflections, and Mrs Rena Edmiston’s illness with Mag McPherson from Springfield staying during her sickness.
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Bate
Ray
J MY Fero
Jationa
Mra
Edmiston
Idaho
Washington
Perry
Dre. Won
Rena Edmiston
Dut
Mag McPherson
Springfield
Lower Siuslaw News Of Interest
Frank Cassidy suffers another stroke at Cassidy ranch on the Smith river. Oakland schooner arrives from San Francisco with merchandise and loads lumber at the mill. L. W. Baker of Florence Townsite Co arrives from Aberdeen to handle business. Joseph Safley marries Mian Beals, both former Drain Albany schoolmates. A whistling buoy will mark the fuslaw river entrance. Arthur H. Emerson dies at Sheridan, father of Florence West.
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Oakland
San Francisco
L. W. Baker
Florence Townsite Company
Aberdeen
Wash
Joseph Safley
Acme
Perdue
Oregon
Mian Beals
Dave’ Creek
Drain
Albany
Gardiner
Ma. Mo ©Mond
Polot Terrace
Florence West
Notice to creditors for Theres A Baker estate
All persons interested are notified that W. Mars has been appointed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Theres A Baker, deceased, in the Probate Court of Oregon. Creditors must present their claims with vouchers to the administrator at Latourette office Oregon City Blackamas County by November 24.
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Theres
A.ker
State of Oregon
Latourette
Oregon City
County of Blackamas
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Supreme Court Srants
Hayes
Cleveland
Jose S. Zelaya
President Zelaya
Eugene Market
Sfops
Chittembark
Veal
Congressman Dearmond
Springfield and Vicinity
Commercial Club
Perry Davia
Christan
Bape
Kemp
Lower Siuslaw
Frank Cassidy
Cassidy Ranch
Smith River
Adwinist Haton
W. W. Mars
Rowan Co Courem
Niles
Rove
Eugene Loan and Savings Bank Capital
Bataalibm TD
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