Unite Farmers Schedule Forming Union County Meeting
A call is issued to form the Farmers Educational and Co operative Union in Union County. State Organizer H D G Cox from Walla Walla arrives to push the plan. This marks the first east of the Blue Mountains and aims to unite tillers of the south into a national organization.
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Mers’ Educational & Co-operative Union
Court House
H.D. G. Cox
Walla Walla
Blue Mountains
Umatilla County
Washington
Grater
Fight Plans for Jeffries Johnson Bout Laid Today
Fight promoters Coffroth and Brady arrive in Omaha to arrange the world famed prize fight. Report continues on page 8.
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Coffroth and
Brady
Omaha
American Ship Explodes Off Marseilles Killing Crew
Eighteen hundred gallons of kerosene on the three masted schooner Jules Henry from Philadelphia exploded in Marseilles. Eight men were killed and seven mortally wounded. three crew members were rescued, condition serious. Ship blown to bits. few parts found.
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Philadelphia
Marseilles
France
Jules Henry
Philadephia
Hughes Score Another Tally Rapped By New Statue
New York April 1 Big insurance companies lost their bid to repeal Governor Hughes insurance law limiting new business to 150 million dollars annually. Justice James A O Gorman ruled the section constitutional defeating the companies appeal. The case is expected to go to the US Supreme Court. Ben Zubrick of the Golden Rule plans to leave for Bend soon.
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James A. O'Gorman
Supreme Court of
New York County
United States Supreme Court
Surrender of Eastman Jones Ends Uprising Backbone
Pierce Oklahoma April 1 With the surrender to troops at daybreak this morning of Eastman Jones a brother in law of Chief Crazy Snake Indian outlaw who is terrorizing this district the backbone of the uprising is broken Jones has gone to the hills to induce Snake to surrender to them
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Pierce
Okla
Eastman Jones
Crazy Snake
Jones
Snake
Revolt in Chihuahua as tax clash erupts with Indians and ranchers
Mexican ranchers and Temasachar Indians clash near San Andreas after tax collectors and deputies are killed while enforcing higher duties on oxen and horses. Government troops and rurales are dispatched as insurgents flee, severing telegraph lines to cut off news for days.
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Chihuahua
Mex
San Andreas
Cmichers
Alaska's 800 Mile Long Dog Race Draws Attention
In Seattle April 1 report the Sporting World highlights the annual novelty dog race in Alaska. The event spans 800 miles and attracts notable interest as teams prepare for a grueling testing of endurance and strategy.
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Alaska
Retrenchments Hit Bio Factories Across Pittsburgh Area
April 1 report shows United States Steel Corp plans to cut payroll by 1.5 to 2 million by trimming high salaried posts in McKeesport and other plants. Twenty two department heads at National Tube Co in McKeesport had salaries cut or resigned. Pennsylvania Steel Co imposes a 10 percent wage cut across departments affecting about 6,000 of 9,000 total workers.
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National Tube Company
McKeesport
United States Steel Corporation
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Powder Valley Irrigation Project Heads to Salem Decision
At a meeting of the state land board in Salem on April 1 two factions vied to take over 50,000 acres in lower Powder Valley near Baker City. W. D. Thatcher favored independent control while Eagle Valley Railroad Company backed O A Finkleburg and A B Jacobs for an electric line beyond Powder Valley. The attorney general seeks a contract satisfactory to the state. if not, the U.S. government may prosecute, delaying completion but aiming for better long term results.
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Powder Valley
Eagle Valley
Stats
U. S
Famous temple burned in Tokyo destroys historic Shogunate link
The Tug uawa Shogunate temple, Japan's famous edifice, was totally destroyed by fire this morning in Tokyo. The loss is valued at 5,006,000 and is seen as a national disaster due to its ties to modern Japan and feudal eras of warring shoguns.
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Tokio
Tuguawa
New Security State Bank of St. Paul Incorporation
Beginning today St. Paul will host a new bank named the Security State Bank of St. Paul. Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state setting capital stock at 25 000 dollars.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Security State Bank of
Caytal
Sperry Departs Washington for Newport Mission
Admiral Sperry leaves Washington for Newport to join the Internal Waterways Commission. He will oversee the war college library and archives in that role.
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Washington
Admiral Sperry
Newport
Internal Waterways Commission
War College Library and Archives
Judge Bean to Hear Anna Oliver Case in Pendleton
Interest in the case of Anna Oliver ye Pred Synhorst will be revived in this city tomorrow for argument before Judge Bean of Pendleton. He comes here to take the name of Judge Knowles who was fimatic at eettle eye. The case centers on a ground dispute over land alleged to be part of the street.
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Judge Bean
Pendleton
Judge Knowles
Eettle Eye
Mrs Ainsworth Dies After Long Illness in Mar Park
Mrs Joseph Ainsworth of Mar Park died after a nine year illness. Survived by husband and several children. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 o clock from the L D 8, taler pacie.
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Joseph Ainsworth
Mar Park
L. D
Talerpacie
Scarcity of Renters Shrinks South Side Housing Market
Real estate men report rental housing is tighter than weeks ago with few desirable vacancies on the South side of the track. Contractors anticipate a surge of building activity in the spring.
William Shell Burial at Odd Fellows Cemetery
William Shell died yesterday morning and was buried this afternoon in the Odd Fellows cemetery. The funeral sermon was preached by Rev. Ford Ells at the Christian church. Shell leaves several children. a daughter aged eight is cared for by Mr. and Mrs. George Cleaver.
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William Shell
Ford Ells
The
Christian Church
Shell
George Cleaver
McCully Divorce Restores Snodgrass Name Judith resumes maiden name
Judgment granted in the divorce case of Judith McCully versus Guy B E McCully. By court order Judith reverts to her maiden name Judith Snodgrass.
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Judith McCully
Guy BE. McCully
Judith Snodgrass
Photographer Clyde Johnson Visits Elgin on Business
Clyde Johnson, a photographer from Elgin, is in the city on a business trip to conduct assignments and meet clients.
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Clyde, Johnson
Elgin
The
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