Congress Acts On President's Report On Mexican Crisis
President Wilson tells Congress he will seek approval to use army and navy to address the Mexico situation while stressing no war aims against the Mexican people. Reports say troops have landed at Vera Cruz and are in control as orders to seize Tampico are issued.
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Gant
Wilson
Huerta
Mexico
Congress
Washington Press
White ‘House
United States
America
Vera Crux
Sieze Tampico
Alaska lecture by E C Guerin at Mount Vernon Place church
E C Guerin of the United States coast and geodetic survey gave an illustrated lecture on Alaska and its resources at the opening meeting of the Men's Society of Mount Vernon Place M E Church South. Rev Edward King Hardin led prayer. Mr Smith played piano and Mrs Emily Jarbog sang with Mrs W V Tudor. Charles J Zuglia presided.
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E. C.guerin
Alaska
E. C. Guerin
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Men's Society of the
Mount Vernon Place
M. E. Church South
Edward King Hardin
Smith
Emily Jarbog
W. V. Tudor
Charles J. Zuglia
Washington Evening Star
Bond Election Called For May 15 In Coquille County
County Commissioner W. Taylor Dement, at Coquille, says the court issued a call for a road bond election on May 15, alongside the primary. The $440,000 bond distribution remains as petitioned across the county.
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W. Taylor Dement
Coquille
Coos County Considers Separate 1915 Exposition Building
At a Myrtle Club Rooms meeting the county pledges support for a Coos County exhibit building at the 1915 Portland Exposition. Project cost estimated at $15,000 with $13,000 to raise by subscription. a May 18 meeting will organize the effort with delegates from every community.
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Myrtle Club
Coos County
Portland
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Top of the World in Motion at Unique Theatre
The Unique Theatre presents six reels of the Alaskan-Siberian Exploration and Hunt pictures under the title Top of the World in Motion. The films, prized for educational value, feature Esquimaux hunting polar bears walrus seals reindeer and more in the Land of the Midnight Sun. Admission is 10 and 25 cents with a Monday continuation of the Kathryn series Temple of the Lion.
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Esquimaux
Temple of the Lion
Rebuilding Linemen from Coquille Start Oregon Power Work
F E McKenna and a team of linemen arrived from Coquille Tuesday to rebuild Oregon Power Co lines in the city. They install additional transformers and add improvements to service. Workers also connected a motor for the linotype machine at the Enterprise office.
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F. E. McKenna
Coquille
Oregon Power Co
Myrtle Point Sets 1914 Fourth of July Committees
Dr. Leslie G. Johnson announces Myrtle Point 1914 Fourth of July committees for general executive race meet athletics publicity finance barbecue street sports parade fireworks concessions public speaking. Members are urged to confer and present tentative event plans at a Myrtle Club meeting April 29 at 8 00 pm.
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Leslie G. Johnson
Commercial Club
Myrtle Point
Jie G. Johnson
J. E. Schilling
C. .E. Huling
A. N. Powers
P. L. Phelan
W. O. Cooper
Oliver. Spires
J. .G. Brown
Henry Schroeder
C. Milton Schulz
C. E. Huling
H. M. Fensler
Gaither Harrison
Wm. Weekly
E. C. Roberts
Geo. Willetts
L. T. Dement
J. O. Stemmler
Ellis Dement
Oliver Spires
L. A. Roberts
S. D. Pulford
Myrtle Club
Christian Church Notes Bridge Work Progress With Services
Bridge church reports 79 in Bible school last Lord's day with two new classes added. Next Sunday services include Babies Day at 10 am with Cradle Roll, 11 am sermon The True Foundation, 3 pm Junior, 7 pm Endeavor, 8 pm What Followed Pentecost. Lunch sale next Saturday by church ladies.
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Christian Church
Bridge
Bible School
Ellsworth E. Coulter
Night dance halls barred after midnight says AG opinion
Salem April 18 The Attorney General issued an opinion to A L Noslen of Bridge declaring it unlawful to keep a dance hall open after midnight on Saturday night.
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Salem
A. L. Noslen
Bridge
Real Work Planned for Good Roads Day Myrtle Point
A mass meeting at the Myrtle Club discussed All Oregon Good Roads Day and plans to reseal and improve roads into Myrtle Point. Citizens will meet Saturday morning in front of the post office and form crews to work on South Fork Middle Fork cemetery road and the stretch to North Fork bridge under Supervisor Henry Strong.
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Oregon
Myrtle Club
Myrtle Point
Spruce Street
North Fork Bridge
Axa
Henry Strong
South Fork
Middle Fork
J J Endicott 87 at Myrtle Point. long Civil War veteran
J J Endicott born July 30 1826 in Kentucky moved through Indiana Illinois Missouri Oregon to Myrtle Point. Enlisted 1861 with First Missouri Volunteer Cavalry served 3 years and 6 months with three horses shot from under him. Died April 18 1914 aged 87 9 18. Survived by wife and 12 children. church pillar and quiet neighbor. Funeral April 20 at the Christian church.
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J.J. Endicott
Jacob J. Endicott
Kentucky
Indiana
J . Endicott
Casse
A. Mikele
Mr. Endicott
Illinois
Endicott
Missouri
Oregon
Cassa A. Endicott
Fannie Warner
Myrtle Point
Church of Christ
Christian Church
Jury Indicts Hunters for Manslaughter at Gold Beach
Grand jury at Gold Beach indicts Mc Mayer for shooting a rancher in Checto for a bear and Eggers for killing a miner in the Sixes River country for a deer. Bail set at 300 dollars each. trials August 10. Also indicts Tony Canonica for furnishing liquor to a minor amid local interest.
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Coke
Gold Beach
Mc.Mayer
Eggers
Sixes River
Meredith
Curry County
Riley Cooley
California
van Pelt
Curry
Stephen A. Doyle
Cooley
J. W Higgins
Spokane
Tony Canonica
Canonica
Prohibition Support From Business Men Cited in Senate Hearing
Prohibition advocates told a senate committee that business men nationwide favor the prohibitions. A Rain Don Box Factory worker Georg Geisendorfer suffered a severe left hand injury on Saturday evening. Bend sees influx of thirteen carloads of household goods for fifteen families in recent weeks with April expected to set records. Bandon businessmen plan a Portland boat service to boost traffic, with San Francisco trade shifting to Portland.
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Senate Committee
Georg Geisendorfer- Ots
Bend
Oregon
Bandon
Portland
San Francisco
Large purses offered for mid-summer races
Fair Association limits summer racing but Myrtle Club hosts Fourth of July events. Race card lists July 3 includes trot or pace for three-year-olds, several running races with purses from 100 to 200 dollars, and a novelty mile. July 4 features additional running and pace events with purses up to 225 dollars and a merchants Derby.
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The
Fair Association
Myrtle Club
Bay Wsties
Advertising and publicity through the ages
An old discourse on advertising compares bad and good methods. It cites P. T. Barnum’s dictum to invest mostly in advertising and argues against the “pouring on” approach. It praises a well written, well displayed advertisement in the home paper as an antidote to the mail order habit.
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P. T. Barnum
Port of Columbia Club formed in Astoria reforming booster group
The Port of Columbia Commercial Club replaces the Astoria Young Men's Booster Club to promote lower Columbia area advancement in industry agriculture and social life. A slogan pledges progress where rail and water meet, with a goal of at least 40 feet of waterfront development.
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Port of Columbia
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Coos
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Fouriday
J. S. Whitaker
Water Committee
Marshal Brown
Strong
Roberts
Roseburg
L. A. Lilejqvist
Bank of Myrtle Point
Grand Jury
N. P. Peterson Farmers Phone
Ore
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