East Style lunch room reopens after settlement
Yesterday afternoon and tonight the East Style lunch room was closed by attachment filed by J. W. White to eae a. Heese. The Greek proprietor initially refused to pay the due bills but after negotiation settled and the business is back in operation.
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Santa Fe railway’s death knell marked by whistle blast
A damaged passage recalls the Santa Fe line’s end as a locomotive whistle echoes. Officials from local and territorial bodies join a commemoration at the site noting ongoing work on a refinery project and related activities in Santa Fe.
Friction Rises Over Naval Bill Amendment
Continued debate highlights Hale objecting to Senator Newjanis proposed naval bill. It seeks 12 009 900 pounds for auxiliary ships to serve as transports and supply vessels in war and to be leased for commercial use in peacetime.
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Bereaved Turners Thank Friends Across Cities
The Turner family expresses deep gratitude to friends in Sumpter, Baker City and La Grande who offered support during their time of loss. They extend heartfelt appreciation for the kindness shown by Knights of Pythias members and all who helped.
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Demoralized Civic Notice From La Grande Election
Leama seeks mandate to lead the city as requested, rallying voters to consider the proposal at the upcoming committee session. I. Rays submits a formal, respectful appeal urging informed choice on the measure.
Fire's Aftermath After Theater Disaster Leaves City In Grief
Widespread firesmoke and collapse rattle the city as hundreds flee the burning theater. Firefighters and police struggle to control the chaos and medical supplies run dry. Dozens are killed or missing, and many residents lose friends or relatives in the blaze. Grief and shock grip streets as spectators and volunteers search for survivors among the ashes.
National commission to discuss rumored $10,000 pennant bet
Chicago Feb 1 The league magnates meet as the national commission takes up the alleged $10,000 wager tied to the pennant prize connected with President Murphy of the league. The event centers on possible bets if the pennant is won and the world championship implications are noted.
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Notable Hearing Highlights Coal Transport Controversy
New York hearings on coal road operations reveal allegations of mismanagement and improper profits by independent operators. Testimony cites staged production figures and questionable increases in output, with claims of manipulated tonnages and central station readings.
Delegates Attend Meridian Fraternity Meeting
Members of Misenie fraternities travel to Meridian Mississippi to begin the four day annual grant event. Several hundred delegates arrive for the gathering with numerous public entertainments planned in their honor.
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