Diaz Palage Denies Mob Attack and Mexican Politics
Mexican Ambassador de la Barra denies that Minister Limantour will assume power and that Diaz’s palace was mobbed. Gustavo Madero warns business interests seek Diaz's ouster while Limantour may be named. Army officials expect invasion after Limantour talks with Diaz. Cabinet to meet as Taft stocks war worries. Siamese consul calls war talk inapt as US fears lost trade to Europe.
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German carpenter arraigned for assault on Booker T. Washington
Albert Ulrich of New York was arraigned on assault charges after he chased Booker T. Washington through Central Park and wounded him. Washington said he mistook Washington for Picking Tom and sought a friend, while Washington required hospital care for scalp injuries. Ulrich held on $500 bond as his trial proceeds.
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New York
Tuskegee Institute
Tom
Derbhine
Albert Ulrich
Washington
Ulrich
Berry Parole Refused by Circuit Judge
The court denied W. W. Berry’s parole petition filed by Mrs. Berry and signed by many. Judge J. W. Knowles ordered Berry assigned to road building and bridge work to shorten his term, aiming to protect him from harmful influences and allow outdoor rehabilitation.
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Knowles
Berry
Harriman retrenchment hits La Grande payroll hard
The Harriman system's cuts affect La Grande with 20 men dropped from the O W payroll, about 1200 dollars monthly. Pocatello sees firings as shops run five days, nine hours. freight slows, big projects idle, though La Grande keeps some business steady. Local workers view it as temporary, noting shops still operate to capacity locally.
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la Grande
Pocatello
Usnal
Harriman Ines
Pacific Northwest
Conductor Killed Jumping From Spokane-Portland Train
Conductor Locks, of Spokane, was killed yesterday at Tekoa yards while attempting to register in Tekoa. He jumped from the fast Spokane-Portland train and was run over, dying instantly. Dodendorf of La Grande and others who knew Locks mourn his death. his home was in Spokane.
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Tekoa
la Grande
Spokane
Remains of Ad Gilham Arrive from Phoenix
The remains of Ad Gilham former assistant postmaster of the city arrived today from Phoenix Arizona where he died last week. The funeral will be held tomorrow at the Presbyterian church. Relatives from Seattle and other parts of the Pacific Northwest arrive tonight and tomorrow.
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Will Gilham
California
Ad Gilham
Phoenix
Ariz
Presbyterian Church
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
ORGANIZE CLUB TONIGHT FORMATION OF A LIFE COMMERCIAL CLUB
Organizers plan a final report tonight after committees on organization present their findings. The meeting aims to outline definite actions and move from preliminary discussions to creative steps for the new club.
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Life Commercial Club
Triumvirate Birthday Adds To St. Patrick Day Cheer
John Dordan and Joe Kelley, proprietor of Kelley Tonsorial Parlors, celebrate their shared March 20th birthdays while a ten pound girl born today to Mr. and Mrs. D L Crowe receives a festive gift. The pair set aside personal celebrations to honor the infant.
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Joe Kelley
Kelley Tonsorial
D. L. Crowe
Mr. Kelley
Mr. Dordan
Roosevelt Attacks Arizona Constitution in Speech
In Phoenix Roosevelt delivers a manuscript address criticizing Arizona's judiciary relation and recalls the recall. He questions the recall of the judiciary and notes initiative and referendum may suit some states but not others. He argues these tools should not dictate terms to other communities.
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Phoenix
Theodore Roosevelt
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Connecticut
Mississippi
Tuesday Musical chorus meets tonight at seven thirty
The Tuesday Musical chorus will meet tonight at 7 30 for rehearsal in the Carlock studio and all are urged to be present.
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Carlock Studio
District Meet in La Grande Sets Eastern Oregon Fruit Delegation
An informal gathering of fruitmen at the Commercial club in La Grande outlined steps to organize all Eastern Oregon unions under the Pacific Coast Fruitmen’s association. Delegates will be sent to La Grande in two weeks to formalize district organization and address shipping issues. The meeting educated attendees on district duties and local unions.
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Pacific Coast Fruitmen'’s Association
Commercial Club
Williams
la Grande
Engineer Henry Henson Returns Home From Arkansas Stay
Engineer Henry Henson comes home after months in Hot Springs with improved wife Mrs Henson who traveled back with him. She visits her daughter Mrs Dupes at Pleasant Valley for a few days.
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Henry Henson
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Henson
Mrs. Dupes
Pleasant Valley
Predicted Line Up Formed for Umatilla Land Openings
About twenty hopefuls gathered in Hermiston to seek three prime tracts in the fourth unit of the Umatilla government project opening on the 22nd. The Kennedy family and other names including Mitchell and Linemayers foresee strong turnout as 15 claims in the batch attract interest and potential lines form for the opening day at the local land office.
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William
Kennedys
Kennedy
Hermiston
Stigo
Willam Kennedy
William, Jr
John
Robert
James
Eddie
Mitchell
Missing Northwest banker F. N. Myers sought by police
Portland March 20 police searched the home of F. N. Myers missing five days amid a warrant charging him with accepting deposits for the Italian American bank where he was secretary. Myers was also president of the Mount Scott bank which closed under bank examiner orders. He had been expanding a chain of banks in the region.
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Portland
F. N. Myers
Meyers
Mount Scott Bank
Northwest
Ministers Visit City for Methodist Church Meeting
Rev. W. M. Winters of Union and Doctor G. G. Haley district superintendent are in the city today. Doctor Haley will conduct a business meeting at the Methodist church.
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W. M. Winters
Union
G. G. Haley
Doctor Haley
Methodist Church
Neighborhood Club Meeting Set For Tuesday
The Neighborhood club will hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon with full attendance requested due to important business to be presented.
Spokane rate case final arguments begin before commission
Final arguments in the Spokane rate case before the Interstate Commerce Commission focus on freight and passenger rates for the Inter-mountain territory and through routes to the east and west. Shippers from Utah Nevada and Pacific Northwest states testified as to making provisional adjustments permanent for Seattle and other towns, with La Grande linked to Spokane in this long running dispute.
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Nevada
Utah
Interstate Commeree Commission
Washington
Spokane
Interstate Dominered Commission
Inter-mountain Territory
Pacific Northwest States
Forrant
Seattle
Commerce Commission
la Grande
Black and Henderson arrive in Danville for Warren Construction work
R A Black and J T Henderson from Danville Illinois arrive today to join Warren Construction with headquarters at Foley. The message links Danville to Joseph G Cannon era political upheaval and notes project involvement.
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R. A. Black
J. T. Henderson
Danville, IL
Joseph G. Cannon
Warren Construction Company
Foley
Seed planting to start next week on Lee Ferguson ranch
Ed Clark, lessee of the Lee Ferguson ranch near Hot Lake, says spring barley and oats planting will begin the first of next week. He is in the city to arrange farm operations and discuss timing with local suppliers.
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Ed. Clark
Lee Ferguson
Hot Lake
Enlistment Levels Remain Largely Stable Across Regions
Reports from March 20 indicate the wartime surge in enlistments remains modest. East New York shows normal numbers while the Middle West and West report slight increases and overall recruiting stays at pre maneuvers levels per Adjutant General Ainsworth. Tom Johnson shows slight improvement but remains in critical condition in Cleveland.
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Middle West
West
Ainsworth
Cleveland
Tom Johnson
Murder Probe Tracked On Incoming Vessels
Police watch ships arriving in San Francisco for clues in the murder of Barbara Holtzman in Portland. The case follows a likely suspect linked to the Port City killing.
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Barbara Holtzman
Portland
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