Names Sent to Department Heads in Oregon Nominations
Oregon senators announced consensus on major federal appointments including Portland postmaster and forwarded recommendations to department heads. A full list of Oregon candidates for federal offices follows, with districts spanning Roseburg Portland Eugene and Astoria. A related report notes a aviation tragedy where a pilot died after an apparent midair suicide following alleged intrigues.
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Washington
Oregon
Portland
White House
Albert Abraham
Roseburg
Bert E. Haney
J. M. Hart
Gilbert E. Hedges
Oregon City
Claude McCulloch
Baker
Turner Oliver
la Grande
Clarence L. Reames
Bedford
J. D. Slater
Isaac Swett
Ogesby Young
Marshal—R. B. Beatle
Aviator officer in Warsaw ends life by action
Lieutenant Per leski of the Russian army reportedly committed suicide in Warsaw by shutting off his motor after a personal crisis. The incident occurred on April 4.
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London
Perleski
Warsaw
Milton Woman Rises After Years of Inability
In Milton Oregon on April 6 Mrs. Broxson rose from her chair after years unable to stand, following a Dayton doctor Ira Lucas advised unassisted movement. Lucas wore a white robe and claimed the healing method teaches self-healing, while refunding the board money. He urged church members to stay with churches, opposed saloons, and promoted eugenics and propagation laws as a path to public health. Meetings to continue for three nights.
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Milton
Milton, Ore
Daviahall
Broxson
Ira Lucas
Dayton
Mra
J. M. Brunton
James Fidwards
Mra. Huey
Aw.g. Groom
Lucas
Christ
O W R N Fast Train To Arrive Earlier In Pendleton
Beginning Friday April 4 the Oregon Washington Limited No 17 from Chicago will reach Pendleton at 11 10 am instead of 1 50 pm. The train will still arrive Portland at 6 30 pm with corresponding earlier arrivals at all points between Chicago and Portland No other timetable changes are planned.
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Chicago
Pendleton
Portland
Buckarooes to Meet Missionaries in Weekend Exhibition
Whitman college trains will visit Pendleton four weeks from Saturday for an afternoon game with the Buckarooes. R O Rolstad, Missionaries catcher, arranged with Jocal club VP Rit her. Other notes mention Echo Irrigation League, McKune’s crew, Augie Augustus returning to Pendleton, Jamison joining La Grande, and a weather-cancelled set of games plus Dr Kings New Discovery claims for coughs and colds with testimonials.
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Buckarooes
Whitman College
R. O. Rolstad
Missionaries
Rither
Jocal Club
Whitman Boys
Walla Walla Bears
Tiny Leonard
Spokane
Echo
Terry McKune
Asa Thompson
Dr. King
H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Spokane Team Seeks Spread Beyond Walla Walla
Spokane braves plan to pass through Walla Walla on their route to Falls City. Cohn declined a Sun day offer from Rooster club and checked with Manager Bade about canceling games in Spokane. He cites lost Boise money and aims to assist Walla Walla with good players while tensions ease.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Spokane Braves
Falls City
Cohn
Rooster Club
Spokane
Bade
O. K
Colin
Boise
Garden City
Venice Beats Los Angeles 7 to 5 in Tight Match
Venice defeated Los Angeles 7 to 5 in a March era game reported from the city with the two teams clashing for a decisive lead. Venice secured the win with strong offensive runs and solid defense to edge out LA.
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Venice
Los Angeles
Brooklyn Nationals Top Washington Americans 6 to 2
Brooklyn Nationals defeated Washington Americans 6 to 2 in Brooklyn on April 4. Pitchers Wagner Miller Boehling Engle Williams appeared in the game with notable batting and fielding contributions. Washington scored early but could not overcome Brooklyn's offense led by strong hitting.
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Brooklyn
Washington
Brooklyn Nationals
Washington Americans
R. H. EB
Brookiyt
Batteriesa
Wagner
Miller
Boehling
Engie
Williams
Ainaworth
Chance and His New York Americans Return Home
Frank Chance and his New York American baseball team arrived home from Bermuda yesterday. Chance declined to discuss his health, saying If I can't play now I never could play, reacting to inquiries about his physical condition.
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Chance
New York
Frank Chance
New York American
Bermuda
Big Day Planned for Farmers at Wasco Chautauqua
The Dalles Oregon April 4. Paul M Collins secretary of the extension division of Oregon Agricultural College at Corvallis writes the local Chautauqua association that his department will assist with the June 16 to 22 program. A plan to devote one day to Wasco county farmers is under consideration for Saturday June 21 with Oregon Agricultural extension speakers covering diseases of fruit trees and orchard care. They hope to secure C L Farmer Smith as part of that day.
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Dalles
Ore
Paul M. Collins
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Chautauqua Association
Wasco
Oregon Agricultural Extension Department
C. L
Raised for Publicity Work in Wallula Newsroom
Walla Walla, April 4. Commercial club directors reported $6700 pledged for the publicity fund after yesterday's solicitation. Many subscriptions were voluntary and renewals came in. Committees aim to reach $10,000 to sustain the work this year, with hopes to finish by tonight or tomorrow. President J. Scott praised merchants and business leaders for cordial responses.
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Walli Walla
Wash
Commercial Club
J. (. Scott
Entity
Wanted at Once Old Rag Disposal Ad
The East Oregonian seeks large clean rags and offers to buy your old material. Bring or mail to the newspaper office at your earliest convenience.
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East Oregonian
Salvation Army Extends Help for Midwest Disaster Sufferers
The Salvation Army in Walla Walla plans street corner collection this Saturday to raise public donations for relief of thousands hurt by the Midwest disaster. Adjutant Harrison says northwestern HQ ordered the effort to support humane relief work and the local corps will assist fully.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Harrison
Locil Salvation Army Corps
Middle Western
Salvation Army
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted As Cure All
A 19th century advert claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh through blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any case not cured and urges readers to send for testimonials. The ad notes internal use and building up of constitution, with Toledo Ohio as the contact address and pills for constipation as a related product.
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Hall
Met
Teatimondia
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
All Druggiata
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