Local items parade through Baker City observers
Theodore Shell of Wallowa registered at the Foley last evening. Judge T. M. Crawford of La Grande was in the city yesterday. Mrs. George Young of Waterplace visited on business. Pixton and Joel Weimer of the Cove hauled two loads of potatoes. Lake Ricards traveled from the Cove. roads are improving. Seattle typewriter man HK i.v. Shore,oe Sumito, is in town. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fines left for Shelton Nebraska. Bruce Dennis of the Baker City Herald travels via Portland. E. M. Wellman remains ill. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wood depart for Eugene. J C Jetter to oversee Observer mechanicals. Samuel C. Mott arranging visit of The Lion and the Mouse. Mrs. Frank Tatman operated on at Grande Ronde Hospital. Hugo de Groot of Cove joins Observer staff. E. F. Zimmerman of Anti-saloon League in town. statewide prohibition foundation taking shape.
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Pixton
Joel Weimer
Cove
Lake Ricards
HK. I.v
Portland
E. M. Wellman
Adams Avenue
C. S. Wood
Eugene
Wood
J. C. Jetter
the Observer
Samuel C. Mott
Henry B. Harris
Frank Tatman
Fruitdale
Molitor
Grande Ronde Hospital
Tatman
C. F. Merril
Penn, Avé
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hugo de Groot
Observer
de Groot
E. F. Zimmerman
Anti-saloon League
Baker County
Pleasant marriage in North La Grande
Ear nest W. Allen and Mrs. Marthe J. Lee wed at the Walker home in North La Grande on March 12. The ceremony, by Elder Geo. Mayfield, joined a Kamela school teacher and a Walden family member, with the couple to reside at 1604 Jefferson Ave. La Grande, as Allen continues teaching. They plan a Washington visit and Pendleton teachers’ convention attendance. Mrs. Cochran to host the Afternoon Kaffe Klatch.
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Charles Walker
North la Granade
Earnest W. Allen
Marthe J. Lee
Geo. Mayfield
Eigin
Allen
Myre
la Grande
Giogon
Kamel
Lee
Walden
Touchet
Washington
Jefferson Ave
Oregon
Kamela
Rest law invoked as delays halt Joseph train crew
The Joseph train was held here today pending rest law expiration. The incoming crew faced a full limit due to a landslide below Elgin and could not depart until after one o clock today.
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Joseph
Elgin
New West The Keenest Magazine This Side of the Rockles
The 3 15 16 issue of New West The Keenest Magazine features local culture notes and brief items from the Rocky area. It highlights community events and small notices with periodical updates.
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New West the Keenest
Rockles
Oregon Saddle Mountain National Park Bill Passed
Washington report notes the Senate approved a bill to create Saddle Mountain National Park in Oregon. The action advances the proposal and sets up a formal process for establishing the protected area.
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Oregon
Washington
Senate
Saddle Mountain National Park
Union County Treasure’s Notice on Warrants
The Treasurer of Union County Oregon announces funds available to pay warrants on the general fund and scalp bounty fund registered before August 1 1909. Interest on the warrants stops March 15 1910. John Frawley treasurer.
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Union County
Oregon
John Frawley
American jailed in Corinto over plot against President Madriz
George Cannon, cousin of executed Leroy Cannon, is held in Corinto on charges of conspiring against President Madriz. Arrest made with knowledge of Admiral Kimball and American naval forces. Cannon served as secretary to General Chamorro of the revolutionary army.
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Corinto
Nicaragua
Madriz
George Cannon
Leroy Cannon
Zelaya
Kimball
Cannon
Chamorro
Revolutionary Army
Missouri Supreme Court Affirms Stamp Law
Jefferson City Missouri March 15 The Missouri Supreme Court today affirmed the constitutionality of the old stamp law requiring a 25 cent stamp on papers concerning every futures deal in grain provisions and cotton stocks.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court of Missouri
New U S Minister to China Sails From San Francisco
Washington reports the secretary of state may not receive him in time and Wil Han J. Calhoun, recently appointed minister to China, plans to sail today on the Tenyo Maru from San Francisco. Government officials await confirmation that the steamer has cleared with Calhoun aboard.
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Washington
Wil- Han J. Calhoun
China
San Francisco
Calhoun
Bourt
Seattle allows taller buildings with new 76 story cap
Seattle voters and builders welcomed the city council action lifting the height limit for Class A structures. The ordinance ends a 15 story restriction and paves the way for the 26 story L. C. Smith building.
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Seattle
Lmit
L. C. Smith
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