Buyers Seek Still More Orchard Holdings in Grande Ronde Valley
Two Grande Ronde fruit tracts were sold to Seattle buyers J H Richardson and EB Given. The 70 acre Dewey tract and the 55 acre Hunter estate orchard brought totals of 43000 dollars, fueling further acquisitions by the new investors. Richardson and Given anticipate additional purchases as they expand local holdings and manage with scientific orchard methods. The deals were finalized through George H Currey as broker.
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Arbor Day Observed Across Illinois and South Dakota
In Illinois, under Governor Deneen’s proclamation Arbor day was observed in schools and colleges with tree planting and teacher talks on conservation. In South Dakota, Arbor day was celebrated statewide including small communities with similar plantings and education on natural resources.
Arbor Day Observance Promoted by Governor Vessey
Governor Vessey proclaims today Arbor Day urging planting and protection of trees and shrubs in parks, public grounds, school yards, and homes. Citizens respond with unusual zeal to his call.
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Mrs Scott Wins Fight for DAR Presidency
Mrs Matthew Scott of Illinois is conceded re election as president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution by Miss Poe press agent for opponent William Story of New York. The contest was bitter and began well before the convention opened.
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New York
Daughters of the Texas Republic Open Convention in Huntsville
The Society of the Daughters of the Texas Republic gathers in Huntsville with delegates from across Texas. Mrs. Rebecca J. Fisher of Austin presides as the group plans unveiling ceremonies at the monument over Sam Houston's grave in Huntsville Cemetery. The event coincides with the anniversary of the Battle of San Jacinto.
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Three Indictments In Spokane Census Padding Case
Three federal indictments were returned by the grand jury probing Spokane census padding. The targets are believed to be three enumerators. Judge Rudkin issued bench warrants and deputies began a hunt for the men.
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Seattle Mayor Demands Fire Chief Boyle Resign
Seattle on April 21 reports Mayor Dilling asking Fire Chief Boyle to resign after Boyle, appointed but recalled by Mayor Gill, allegedly bypassed civil service and made appointments and promotions to pay Gill's political debts.
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Africa a Bone of Dispute
Madrid reports grave European fear over possible war as France and Spain clash over Morocco. France debates sending troops to Fez as Spain opposes the move. Germany's stance heightens danger, with England rumored to support France.
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Baseball Scores Report From Yesterday
Yesterday's ball scores list multiple city games led by Los Angeles 7 over Portland 4 and San Francisco 6 over Oakland 0. Sacramento failed to score in a 0 game while Vernon defeated Victoria 7 1 and Tacoma posted 8 runs.
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Diaz apologizes for goat note and Juarez battle scene
Washington reports Diaz apologizes for a note about intervention and frees two Americans held as spies after pleas from their families. Juarez frontier fighting escalates with rebel lines near the city as U S citizens fear harm and troops set precautions.
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Portland Rose Festival contestant picks in La Grande district
The Observer announces contest winners from District No 1 in La Grande with four top vote receivers to be guests at the Portland Rose Festival. includes names and addresses of contenders such as RUBY Huff and ERMA Martin, plus district tallies and eligible voters. District No 2 covers Union county excluding La Grande with four leading voters also slated as guests. lists include Zella Robertson and Bess Kelly among others. District No 3 includes Wallowa county and Pine and Eagle valleys with three top vote receivers to attend the Portland Roses Festival. Nettie Brock leads alongside Minnie Evans and others.
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Prizes Set For Top Finishers In City Contest
The top three vote receivers may extend their trips to San Francisco at the Observer’s expense. The next four in overall standings will be hosted at Hotel Gearhart and receive side trips to Portland attractions. Winners may choose music lessons or college scholarships valued up to 100 dollars instead of trips. Several score changes alter candidate standings with Miss Eva Wilson of Union slipping to the lower end of her district.
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Ardent Friend Aids Doctor in Murder Case from St Louis
Mrs Anita Schmidt, wife of a murdered man, left for Chicago to testify on Dr Haldane Cleminson’s behalf. She claims she was with him the night of the crime, while Cleminson denies it and the case is described as a frame-up by Assistant States Attorney Northrup who notes Cleminson remains in a life sentence.
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Underwood Closes Debate On Reciprocity Measure
Washington April 1 The final debate in the houses on the reciprocity bill opened with McCall Republican defending the measure amid heated exchanges. An opposing Republican attacked Underwood as the debate ended with Underwood charging protected interests had shut corn plants and put thousands of workers out of work to stop reciprocity.
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McCall
Underwood
Smallpox Vaccination Amid Alaska Travel Ban
In Juneau an outbreak of small pox led eminent physicians to vaccinate all aboard the Dolphin and Bertha before the ships sailed last night. Mining men and tourists were vaccinated despite protests to avert spread from Alaska travel.
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Longworth Tagged as Germany Ambassador Prospect
Washington reports in official circles that Congressman Nicholas Longworth may be named ambassador to Germany, succeeding James R. Herron Jr. if he desires the post. The indication places Longworth in Taft administration circles.
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Nicholas Longworth
Germany
Jayne Him
Taft
Western League season opens with 168 games scheduled
The Western league begins its championship season in Omaha with 168 games from April 21 to October 8. Denver, Topeka, Sioux City, Des Moines, and Omaha host opening fixtures as teams reshuffle rosters and managers expect a tight race for the title.
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Lodging House Bombing Attempt in Oakland
An attempt to blow up a lodging house on Fifth Street in Oakland shattered the building but injured none of the twenty occupants. The crude bomb exploded and the police were partially wrecked in the incident occurring April 21.
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