Train Timetable Confusing Dates and Times
Schedule of trains between Independence Monmouth Dallas Airlie West Salem and West Salem with multiple departures and arrivals listed for daily and specific day services. Includes various trains with times like 2:20 p m 6:00 p m 11:06 p m and 7:20 p m and destinations such as Airlie Independence and West Salem.
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dLemyes Independence
Monmouth
Dadling
Independence
Dallas
Doding
Alrile
Airlie
Daling
Annd
Independance
Indepndence
West Salem
Leaven
Salem
Portland
Notary Public and Conveyancer Listings in Independence
Notary Public Conveyancer Loans and Fire Insurance services listed for Independence Oregon. Enterprise Building and Cooper Building provide contact details including phone numbers for W R Allin D D 5 and a dentist in the Cooper Building.
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Notary Public
Enterprise Building
Swope Law and Notary Public Advertises Services
B F Swope attorney at law will practice in all state courts probate matters and collections with prompt attention Office Cooper Ride Independence Oregon.
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Cooper Ride
Independence
Oregon
Independence Bakery promotes wholesome baked goods in Oregon
Crowds daily enjoy the sight and taste of the bakery's cakes bread and pastries. The ad claims good food builds strength and health and touts clean wholesome products from The Independence Bakery owned by F E Bodenhamer in Independence Oregon.
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Independence Bakery
F. E. Bodenhamer
Prop
Independence
Oregon
Censor Stops Mexican News As Armistice Fails
In Mexico City government officials seize cables and flash censorship to hide fighting while armistice claims are disputed. Americans prepare to evacuate via Vera Cruz as embassies aid foreigners and evacuations begin. Washington reports panic and plans for swift relocation of women and children.
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City
Mexico
Mexico City
Eipher
Washington, D. C
United States
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Rebels Rob Express Train in Mexican Robbery
A Tampico bound passenger train was halted at Las Tablas by 42 rebels led by Cerillo Hermanos who seized 700000 dollars in gold and banknotes from the National Bank of Monterey cargo. First class passengers were robbed of arms and money while a threatened fire was halted by passenger Alfredo Munoz. Americana reports Charcas residents observed looting in the town.
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San Luis Potosi
Mex
Tampico
Mexico
Las Tablas
Cerillo Hermanos
National Bank of Monterey
Mexico City
Liceenado
Alfredo Munoz
Hermanos
Americana
Charcas
Here
Social centers urged in public schools campaign
The Russell Sage Foundation through its recreation department asks state federation leaders to start campaigns to win legislation allowing use of public schools as social centers. Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson, daughter of the president-elect, backs the movement and helps with initial efforts to open school buildings after hours.
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New York
Russell Sage Foundation
Department of Recreation
Margaret Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Pickpocket Trust Thrives In City Underworld
Judge Swann of the Court of General Sessions testifies before the aldermanic committee on vice conditions about organized crime in New York. He describes a "pickpocket trust" with fences, passable bail, and lawyers, noting long-term assignments and repeated arrests, with the trust defending its members.
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New York
Swann
Court of General Sessions
Aldermanic Committee
Judge Swann
Fifth Day's Fighting Ends in Draw in Mexico City
In Mexico City the fifth day of fighting ended without a decisive advantage for government or rebel forces. Shell fire killed Mrs Greenfield, mother of Harry Greenfield of the Mexican Light and Power, marking the third foreign death among victims. Federals held back from a full assault as violence raged through Friday, causing terror for noncombatants and foreigners across the city.
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Mexico City
Greenfield
Harry Greenfield
Mexican Light & Power Company
Victoria Street
Presidet Madero
Huerta
Diaz
Huerta Proclaimed Provisional President After Madero’s Ouster
Mexico City reports Francisco I. Madero was arrested at the national palace and resigned under pressure. General Victoriano Huerta, commanding federal troops, is proclaimed provisional president with Blanquet as military commander. Foreign diplomats meet at the American embassy as authorities promise elections. General Felipe Angeles is arrested after withholding support.
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Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero
National Palace
Blanquet
Victoriano Huerta
Madero
Gustavo Madero
Huerta
Ernesto Madero
Diaz
Zocalo
Palace
Mondragon
Federal District
Felipe Angeles
Princeton Welcomes Suffragist Army After Long March
An 18 woman suffrage caravan led by General Rosalie Jones reached Princeton New Jersey at seven pm Friday after marching 27 miles in eight hours. Corporal Martha Klatchen, under five feet tall, needed support for the last four miles while others faced exhaustion.
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Princeton
N. J
Washington
University Town
Rosalie Jones
Martha Klatchen
Farm Women to Parade in Washington Suffrage Pageant
Mrs. Clara B. Taylor arranged for farm women to appear in a farm section of the March 8 suffrage pageant near Washington D C. She will visit surrounding counties to rally farmers wives to the cause with a large float of farm products and line of country women marching.
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Washington
D. C
Clara B. Taylor
$20,000 Gold Lost After Bay Collision
Diver John Roach explored the capsized hull of the river freight er H. J. Corcoran sunk in San Francisco bay after colliding with the passenger steamer Seminole. The corroded safe holding $20,000 in gold bullion drifted bottom up through the Golden Gate and was towed to a wharf.
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San Franciseco
H. J. Corcoran
San Francisco Bay
John Roach
Corcoran
Golden Gate
Kansas House Passes $6 Minimum Wage Bill
The Kansas house of Representatives on Friday approved a bill setting a six dollar weekly minimum wage for women in the state with a nine hour day, excluding domestic servants. A companion measure also sets a nine hour day for employers with more than five workers.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House of Representatives
Russia Presses Peace Efforts After Austrian Letter
The Russian emperor replies to the Austrian ruler with a short decisive message. He states Austria's recent stance has driven Russia to back Slav interests while expressing hope that a means to preserve peace will be found.
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St. Petersburg
Austria
Russia
Arkansas Grounded On Reef Off Cuba
The United States battleship Arkansas ran onto a coral reef 400 yards west of Ceiba reef near Caimanera Cuba at 6 am Friday. The ship later freed herself and anchored. Damage level unknown with water entering some compartments as a survey began.
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Caimanera
Cuba
United States
Arkansas
Ceiba Reef
Women candidates urged for bench by ex judge Cleland
Ex Municipal Judge Cleland urged the election of women as judges at a Women’s Association of Commerce event. He called for less refinement and more common sense in interpreting the law and argued women jurists would improve court conditions.
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Chicago
Cleland
Women's Association of Commerce
Taft Sends Webb Liquor Bill to Wickersham for Opinion
President Taft referred the Webb bill regulating liquor shipments to dry states to Attorney General Wickersham and Secretary MacVeagh. The move signals awaiting constitutional input before he decides on final passage, as he indicated he would study the measure carefully.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Webb
Wickersham
MacVeagh
Long Walk Tests Shoes
Sergeant John M. Walsh of the U S Army arrived at Jefferson Barracks after a 7000 mile trek to test army footwear. He left New York on April 10 1912 and is returning from California wearing the fourth pair of shoes officially tested.
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St. Louis
John M. Walsh
United States Army
Jefferson Barracks
New York
California
Walsh
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J. G. McIntosh
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Homer Lodgdh
Cantle Hall
Ore
Knights Wealcome
E. Fluke
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J, W. Richardson, Jr, K. R. 3
L. Hawkins
Dallas, Oregon
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Bnow
Swift
del Morte
Golden West
Fluke & Johnson
Czar
VIA
Oregon Electric Railway
Inde
Albany
Eugene
Skinner Brothers’ Boat
East Independence
Skinner Brothers
Clyde Williams’ Drug Store
W. D. Skinner
Portland, Ore
Clyde Williams
Germany
The
Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co
J. W. Wiltse
T.R. Nunn
Independence Hotel
Wiltse
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