United States Marches Troops Toward Mexican Border
Washington reports a massive naval and military demonstration on the Mexican frontier with about 20 000 troops and four armored cruisers mobilized. Secret moves include six thousand troops along the border and a plan to rail and sail ships to the Texas coast amid rumors of possible Mexican action and future incursions.
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Ruef’s Freedom Ended as He Is Transported to Jon Quinten
In San Francisco Ruef’s 14 year term ends this afternoon as he is moved to Jon Quinten. He carries five suitcases of clothing and effects. In Everett Washington the city, now dry, cuts street lights health officer and police due to loss of $70 600 in liquor licenses.
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Navy League Convention Opens in Spasion Los Angeles
The Navy League of the United States holds its annual convention in Los Angeles with many delegates present. The event focuses on awakening public interest and cooperation to improve and develop the naval forces, emphasizing Pacific coast needs and naval problems linked to the Panama Canal camps.
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Navy Ague
United States
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
To Probe Alaska Coal Land Frauds
Evidence of alleged frauds in Alaska coal land entries in the Matanuska and Knik areas is expected to be presented to the federal grand jury convened in Chicago. U S land office agents have investigated for over a year and summoned Alaska businessmen to testify.
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Matanuska
Yook Inlet
Alaska
United States Land Office
Eastern Oregon Apple Growers Urged to Form District Union
Local growers in La Grande and Grande Ronde urged to form a district organization to join a monumental union begun at Walla Walla. The plan covers eastern Oregon and parts of neighboring states, with rapid district setup deemed essential to access benefits and central selling.
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Roosevelt prepares for six week cross country lecture tour
Theodore Roosevelt has packed his trunk for a six week plus trip across many states. He will first stop in Atlanta to address the Southern Commercial Congress next Friday, then travel west to San Francisco for lectures at the University of California and later visit Portland Spokane and other Pacific Northwest cities.
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Members of Congress Tourists Sail to Panama trip
A large party of congress members and their wives sail from New York to Panama. They will tour the canal work and Isthmus sights and return home via Porto Rico and Cuba.
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Congress
Panama
Porto Rico
Cuba
Ohio Retail Shoe Dealers Meet in Columbus Convention
The Ohio Retail Shoe Dealers Association begins its second annual convention in Columbus with nearly 200 representatives from across the state attending. Sessions run through tomorrow and Thursday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Tretail Shoe Dealers’ Association
Thi City
Ballinger Resigns as Interior Secretary. Pinchot Favored Successor Named
Washington reports Richard A. Ballinger resigns after two years of stormy politics marked by investigations and mudslinging. Walter L. Fisher of Chicago is named as his successor, with Pinchot conservation policies likely to influence the administration. Ballinger returns to Seattle as the policy shift is debated across Eastern Oregon and the energy sector.
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In Fisher
National Conservation Association
Seattle
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Retary of the Interior
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Oregon
Hobble Skirt Wedding Gown Debut in La Grande
Dora Hart of Council and Arthur W. De e of Emmitt Idaho were married by Rev J D Gillian at the Methodist parsonage in La Grande in a ceremony featuring a hobble skirt wedding gown. The event drew no guests and left the gown lingering as a city curiosity amid the fad’s peak.
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Dora. Hart
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Arthur W. Dee
Emmitt
Idaho
J. D. Gillilan
Plumbers Open Twenty Third Annual Rochester Session
The New York State Association of Master Plumbers with about 1600 members began its twenty third annual session in Rochester. Mayor Edgerton gave a welcome and President Frederick B. Fladd delivered the annual address as the Initial session opened. business ends tomorrow.
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N. Y
New York State Association of Master Plumbers
Edgerton
Frederick B. Fladd
Suspects in Haines murder freed as Idaho evidence clears them
Haines March 7. Idaho authorities release two suspects in the Haines murder case after conclusive evidence of their innocence. Westward-bound search resumes as investigators reexamine leads and pursue masked gunmen amid ongoing town vigil.
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McCullough
Harvey McCullough
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