Straddling M. H. Pinney at 206 N Main Listed
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
3
Fire protection is big drain in Oregon insurance
Oregon fire insurance premiums in 1912 totaled 3,262,393 with losses of 1,547,936 according to State Insurance Commissioner J. W. Ferguson. In Corvallis an Oregon Electric schedule shows 10 trains daily each way via Gray four miles east with two through Corvallis Portland trains and a three hour running schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Oregon
J. W. Ferguson
Corvallis
Oregon Electric Service
Gray
Portland
Industrial Body Named Beckwith Marshall and Babcock
Salem Harvey Beckwith and W A Marshall of Portland and C D Babcock of Salem named to the industrial accident commission under the workmen's compensation act. The three will represent employers labor and the public as envisioned by the act. Governor West announced the appointments, reflecting anticipated personnel composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Harvey Beckwith
W. A. Marshall
Portland
C. D. Babcock
Industrial Accident Commission
West
Mr. Beckwith
Marshall
Babcock
Glendale Man Murdered In Cabin Near Wolf Creek
The victim is Jim Berry, recently with the Southern Pacific, found dead in Chapman’s Wolf Creek cabin with a crushed skull. Chapman, a suspect, resided at Wolf Creek and vanished after the confrontation. Berry and Chapman were last together. a drunken quarrel is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Cabin
Wolf Creek
City
Jim Berry
Southern Pacific
Chapman
Berry
Henry Acquitted by Jury for Murder Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity
Ralph Henry was acquitted of first degree murder in the October killing of George Dodd near Corvallis. The verdict, based on insanity, led Judge Kelly to commit Henry to the state insane asylum in Salem. He will stay until experts deem him sane, after four and a half months in jail, and he expects release soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Albany
Ralph Henry
George Dodd
Corvallis
Salem
Kelly
Two Die On The Gallows In Salem Double Execution
In Salem two men, George and Charles Humphreys, were hanged for the murder of Eliza Griffith near Philomath in June 1911. They walked to the scaffold without flinching as Barr G. Lee, an Episcopal minister, proclaimed their innocence to witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Eliza Griffith
Philomath
George
Charles Humphreys
Barr G. Lee
Veterans May Attend Gettysburg Celebration in Pennsylvania
A 5000 dollar appropriation by the last legislature funds Civil War veterans who fought at Gettysburg to attend the 50th anniversary celebration in Pennsylvania. The governor will appoint one or two commissioners to work with the state commission, and they will be reimbursed for traveling expenses. Preference goes to those who apply first and funds permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Commission
Lion duel in Africa ends with daring rescue
Geoffrey Charles Buxton stalked a lion near camp when the beast charged. He rammed a rifle barrel down the lion’s throat to break the rush, while a Somali shikari fought the animal from its back. No aid arrived until the Mauser was freed and Buxton killed the lion. Dr Hall treated thirteen deep wounds and saved his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Bronson
Geoffrey Charles Buxton
Buxton
Burton
Hall
Juja Farm
The Pocket Book Heist at the Bank
A seedy man barges into a banker’s private office and forces the entry by presenting a book he claims is the banker’s. The banker refuses reading matter and confronts the intruder who takes the book and departs, leaving the banker puzzled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
Deceptive Welcome at the Station
An old family coach with driver on the box waited at the railway station. A gentleman stood beside the carriage to greet his brother returning home. The guest, a portly Virginian weighing 250 pounds, arrived as the negro coachman cried out recognizing the approaching train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Frank
Sep to Conscience Hub, after a night out
A Boston Transcript humorous piece depicts a husband telling his wife to fetch a grip from the phone and place it by his bed as he lies in bed with it. The wife denies the claim, calling it a lie, while the husband comments on women's particularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub
Boston Transcript
Tariff revision moves advance in Washington
Washington reports informal cross party meetings push tariff revision ahead as House and Senate align with President Wilson. Pending income tax proposals target 1 to 1 1 2 percent on incomes over 5000 with possible start at 3600, while wage campaigns gain momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington—Committee
Congressional
House
Senate
Wilson
Underwood
Ways and Means
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
O’hara
Illinois
O'Hara
Antivice
Washington
United States
China
George Bronson Rea
Sun Yat Sen
Rea
Chinese Republic
Orient
Senate Committee
Charles §. Thomas
Colorado
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M. H. Pinney
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