College Baseball Opens Pacific Coast Season With Local Rivalry
Stanford University and the University of California prepare for season openers in Berkeley and Stanford, as California colleges schedule games against Santa Clara and others. The light schedule includes trips to Los Angeles and Oakland, with 1905 as the target season start.
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Zan Fratcisco
College
Daxellal
Stanford University
University of California
Moth
California
Big Universitien
Wnil
Si. Mary's College
University of Alifornia Alpe
Berkeley
Campyrow
Ager
Banford Ayer
Borkey
Apeiy
Stanford Canine
Piliap
Wwear
Krupp
Los Angeles
Oakland
Santa Cinta
St. Vincents
Ikiandoni
Santa Clara
Luceilainin
Iery Ullfinist Wien
WCE Program Featured Union Leaders At Eugene Meeting
Mrs GD Sitmots hosted a post luncheon program for WCE members at the Rome residence in Eugene. President Mrs Kreafle of the county organization delivered remarks and a varied program followed, with entertainment by local performers and a chorus.
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We. TU
Eugene
Mra Kreaife
Union
Mau Tevin Fiehders
We TU
Rome
GD. Sitmots
Progran
Centenary War Anniversary Mentioned in Inscription
The text references Argentina and a centenary celebration tied to a 1414 war start, noting independence outcomes. Mentions of American republics and Congress appear as related context. The fragmentary content suggests a historical commemoration linked to regional events during a period of national recognition.
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Washington
Dan
Winneapcnl
Congress
Argentina
City Election Approaching in La Grande
The city faces a May election with Mayor Richardson likely to run again and J W Walden expected to seek marshal, Deputy John Pepper possibly entering. Four council seats will be filled. incumbents Dunn and Bolton look secure, while vacancies exist from deaths and resignations. Voters must register by April 24 to cast ballots.
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J. W. Walden
Mia
John Pepper
SN. Bolton
C. §. Dunn
Vachineles
J. M. Metall
G. KF. Fowler
W. O. Monren
VY Andrews
I. Meyers
J. T. Williamson
Richardson
I. I. Snook
City Recorder
J. K. Wright
Sucewal
Dunn
Bolton
la Grande Ely
Recorders Office
Mystery surrounds Tillamook murder mystery from 1888
Passage from Tillamook district recalls the death of Richard Churchill after an 1888 trip from the Willamette valley. Burial at Mish Pathowe cemetery followed rumors of foul play. No suspect has been seen in the region since Churchill’s funeral nearly twenty years ago.
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Tillamook
Iron Bay
Tichard Churchill
Willamette Valley
Tilamook
Sidileniy Ti
Walter
Raul
Wien
Ain
Churchills
Seattle Exposition Blacklisted by Unions
Seattle labor bodies warn workers nationwide to boycott the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition in Seattle Washington. They protest the use of nonunion labor in construction and say the open shop policy will keep organized labor from participating or representing at the exposition.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Naonunion
Railroad Officials Meet Roosevelt in Washington
President Roosevelt will host operating vice presidents of leading railways in Washington Monday to discuss major railroad questions. The meeting will address proposed legalization of pooling agreements among the railroads.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rough Riders Form In Southern California For Defense
Los Angeles January 24. An organization of rough riders and sharp shooters is being formed in southern California to defend the Pacific coast against a possible Japanese invasion. The group includes expert horsemen and rifle shots and will volunteer for service in case of war.
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Rough Riders
Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific Coast
California
Atready
Case Postponed in Oregon V. Dray Assault Charge
The case of the State of Oregon v. Harry Dray was indefinitely postponed after arraignment in justice court this afternoon. The defendant faces assault and battery charges.
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State of Oregon
Harry Dray
Justice Court
Candidates file for renomination in county races
County Recorder DP H Proctor filed for renomination before the Republican primaries on April 17. Constable J W Faulk filed for renomination in the South La Grande district. In Lincoln Nebraska the state farm hosted bread and corn judging by the Nebraska Boys and Girls Association with prize auctioned later, drawing wide attention and potential adoption by other states.
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H. Proctor
J. W. Faulk
South la Grande
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Boys’ and Girls’ Association
State Farm
Nebraska
Taft adherents claim Kentucky in hand for convention
Louisville January 24 Taft supporters in Kentucky state the situation is under control and the secretary of war will secure Kentucky’s 26 Republican votes at the national convention. Governor Augustus E. Willson is a Taft supporter likely to be one of four delegates at large, with three more Taft backers vying for other delegate positions.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Republic
Augustus BE. Willson
Creamery Directors Elect Full Slate At Blue Mountain
The Blue Mountain Creamery stockholders elected a full slate of directors led by J. W. Bueh A. S. Masace C. A. Wurpiliat Ruth Burh and Le F. Missee to oversee the company. The directors plan to elect officers later this afternoon.
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Blue Mountain Creamery Company
Offlora
J. W. Bueh
A. S. Masace
C. A. Wurpiliat
Mise Ruth Burh
le F. Missee
Clams and Crabs and Fresh Fish at La Grande Cash Meats
Advertisement notes La Grande Cash Meat Co offering clams crabs and fresh fish with a contact phone Main 4&8. The fragment includes a Shakespeare quote about necessity.
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la Grande Cash Meat Co
People’s Store
LA Grande
Oregon
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Fate
Oklahoma
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Indiana
Flw. Jacobs
Chicago
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