Wilson Ultimatum Proposes Action on Panamanian Toll Debate
The article discusses U S political maneuvering over Panama Canal tolls with an amendment arguing no surrender of U S regulatory rights. It notes Washington claims authority to grant toll exemptions to American or other shipping and mentions Poindexter’s bid to pause repeal talks pending confidential presidential briefing. A question raises about unnamed matters of greater delicacy than canal tolls.
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America
Panama Canal
Washington
Poindexter
Senate
Sus
Aviator brothers die in looping plane crash near Rheims
In Rheims France on April 1 Zmil Vedrines brother of the famed aviator perished attempting a loop in a monoplane. Later aviator Pierre Testuelet and passenger Clement Avigy fell 390 feet when the petrol tank exploded killing them as well.
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Rheims
France
Zmil Vedrines
Pierre Testuelet
Clement Avigy
Lent era seafood at Oregon Market advert
Advertises meat fish and shellfish for Lent at Oregon Market with fresh daily supply. States government inspection and cash payment to save. Includes phone number 444 and a promotional tone typical of local ads.
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Oregon
Pendleton Building Association Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders announces the Pendleton Building Association annual meeting at 2 o clock p m on April 14 1924 in the Mark Moorhouse Company office. Secretary Mark Moorhouse signs the adv. notice.
Elks Lodge Installation Evening Staged Thursday
Attention B P O Elka. Don’t fail to best lodge Thursday night. Installation of officers, entertainment and refreshments. Some thing doing that you should not miss. By order of Exalted Ruler. Attest: THOS. FITZGERALD, Sec. (Ady.)
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B. P. O. Elka
Thos. Fitzgerald
Ady
Pendleton Hotel Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders. Holders of the Pendleton Hotel Company will be held in the office of Mark Moorhouse Company at 2.30 p m on April 14 1914. Signed Mark Moorhouse adv secretary.
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Johnson
Hoskins
Echo
Main Street
Ore
Inquire
Mark Moorhouse Co
Kirkpatrick Bros
Pendleton
Oregon
L. E. Penland
Willow Street
The
Pendleton Hotel Company
Mark Moorhouse Company
Mark Moorhouse
Dr White opposes handling of dead flies in Portland plan
In a Meier & Frank storefront meeting the doctor criticized a fly cleanup program aiming to count dead flies carried by schoolchildren for prizes. He rejected joining the committee, though supporting efforts to fight disease, calling the counting scheme silly and criminal.
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White
Meier & Frank
Portland
Visiting notables in Pendleton and area officials
A string of visitors and officials arrive in Pendleton and nearby towns. Charles Cook of Hood River and Charles Alspach of Helix came in on the N P train. Helix publisher Julian among Pendleton visitors. Stanfield’s C J Ward, Nolin’s George Pecor, Pilot Rock’s H G Casteel, Echo stockman B F McCullough, Vanclyle farmer Jack Prendergast, and others arrive or depart. Officials include H M Cockburn attending April meeting, W R Reinhart of Marshall Wells, H A Waterman Hermiston, and Edgar W Smith of Astoria Milling and Equitable Life.
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Charles Cook
Hood River
Bowman
Charles Alspach
Helix
N. P
KR. ¢. Julian
Pendleton
C.J. Ward
Stanfield
George Pecor
Nolin
H. G. Casteel
Pilot Rock
B. F. McCullough
Echo Stockman
Jack Prendergast
E. L. Hopper
Northern Pacific
Walla Walla
William Ewash
Freewater
G. H. Bishop
Peterson & Bishop
H. M. Cockburn
East End
W. R. Reinhart
Marshall-Wells Hardware House
la Grande
Bruce Shangle
Milton Eagle
Sam JD. Peterson
H. A. Waterman
Hermiston
Edgar W. Smith
Astoria Milling Co
All Fool's Day Traced Back to Noah and Customs
A discussion of April Fools Day origins across countries. It notes the day’s tradition of pranks in England France Germany and America, with Scots calling the victim a gowk and France using poisson. Theories link to Noahs dove miracles river of time and calendars change in 1564 and the Hindu Hull festival.
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England
France
Germany
America
Scotland
Annas
Caiaphas
Pilate
Herod
Hull
Rainfall in March Below Normal in Pendleton 1914
Pendleton records show March 1914 rainfall at 0.45 inches, far below the normal 1.62. For the 1913-14 wet season the year’s total is 8.12 inches, 1.66 below the 9.78 normal. The article compares past March lows and notes temperatures, weather days, and the observer BE F Averills’ data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maren
Pendleton
St. Patrick
BE. F. Averills
Anti-Saloon League Launches Campaign Coastward
A long dispatch reports the Anti-Saloon League planning a nationwide campaign led by Ernest H. Cherrington. It includes four-state literary bureau setup and writers to supply up-to-date fight coverage to newspapers in Seattle or Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest H. Cherrington
Seattle
Portland
Bankrupt Charles Marshall faces creditors in Pendleton
In the District Court of Oregon Charles Marshall of Weston Umatilla County was adjudicated bankrupt on March 30 1914. The first meeting of creditors is scheduled for April 14 1914 at 10 am at the Referees in Bankruptcy office in Pendleton. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business.
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District Court of the United
Oregon
A. D
Pendleton
A. S
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R. D. Sayres & Co
Wilson
Pendleton Roller Mills
Umatilla County
Griggs’ Grocery
E. Court St
Frank M. Griggs
Murphy's Window
Gritman Brothers
Willow
Henry Rosenberg
East Court Street
Walters’ Mill
Murphy Bros
Star Street
E. Court Street
P. O. Box
Bend
Peni and Bros
Palh
Pendleton Building Association
Amoskeag
Gingham House
Wohlenberg
Jack
Mr. Newberry
Mr. N
Frisco
Anti-Saloon League
Asquith
Landon
East Fife
Sucker Creek
Josephine County
Geo. F. Thompson
E. V. O'Hara
Albany
Franklin
Apperson
the Franklin
Reo
Pendleton Auto Company
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