Various News Briefs From Around the World
A set of items notes Alexander Gordon's sentence in Minneapolis for threatening Roosevelt, the Confald Opera company opening in San Francisco with Madame Sembrich, and first-night receipts. Also reported are Miss Anna Miller refusing marriage to J H Gregory, Gregory's murder suicide, Harriman’s stance on the Northern Securities case, a prisoner's dramatic long-rail ride escape attempt, a new railroad speed record, a Fresno marriage wreck, a Russian intelligentsia fear of serfdom revival, oil pacification debates, and the Pan-American canal plans with upcoming congress reports and ongoing construction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander FE. G. Gordon
Minneapolis
Roosevelt
Confeld Opera Company
San Francisco
Madame Sembrich
Anna E. Miller
J. H. Gregory
Sisson
Cal
Gregory
B. H. Harriman
Northern Securities
James Rathourn
Long Island
Sing Sing
Ward
Chicago & Northwestern
Clinton
Boone
Town
Tracy
Fresno
Penitentiary at Walla Walla records historic minutes
Northwest news reports the Walla Walla prison reaching 736 minutes, an all time high after a 24 minute rise on April 4. It notes Rep. Jones of Washington backing a plan to buy out the Colville Indian right to southern reservation lands for settlement. Lewiston plans a major power extension costing 960,000 to 90,000 dollars. Fred Tomlissin drowns at Trask River near Tillamook when a cable ferry breaks. County offices at North Yakima show rising receipts, seen as a sign of local prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Jones
Washington
Colville
Senator Ankeny
Senate
Fred Tomlissin
Trask River
Tillamook
North Yakima
Pendleton Citizens Lose Millions in Mexican and Canadian Ventures
The Pilot Rock Record says Pendleton residents invested heavily abroad in Jalisco Mexico and Port Townsend and Tacoma property, with thousands withdrawn from local trade. Many lost fortunes while county farmers and home investors stayed steady. crops remain strong and lambs thrive as capital drains abroad continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Jalisco
Pilot Rock Record
Mexico
Umatilla
Port Townsend
Tacoma
Klondike
Limite County
Alberta
Canada
Alow Ie
April to July 1965 events across Oregon and nearby
A compiled list of upcoming events and fairs from April to July 1965 across Montana Oregon and Washington states. Highlights include the Montana Stockshowers Ammoclation in Miles City the Easter Sunday date the Northwest Sportsmen's Association tournament in Portland the Lewis and Clhok exposition opening in June and the Sacajawea memorial dedication in Portland. The schedule also notes the Inland Empire field meets in Wall Walla the Eastern Oregon Interscholastic contest in Baker City and the May Day picnic at Echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Miles City
Tellows
Board of Consultive Engineers of Renlarnation Department
Portland
Echo
Northwest Sportsmen's Iasociation
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Sacajawea Monume
Lee'’e( Pi) Clark Fair
American Medleal Association
Excellent Farce The Marriage of Kitty at Frazer Theatre
The Marriage of Kitty presented last night by Max Figman’s company drew strong laughs in Pendleton. Della Niven led as Kitty with Figman as the English nobleman in a briefly married plot. A six member troupe delivered sharp comedy and the second act added notable mime from Niven. audience enjoyed the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Frazer Theater
Max Figman
Pendleton
Della Niven
Enelish
Mime Niven
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Aids Tough Wound Healings
A Columbus man recalls a deep foot wound from an accident. He says physicians were helpless, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly healed the injury. The product is sold at Tullman & Co. druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklin
Theodore Sthuels
Columbus
Bucklen
Tullman & Co
Druggiate
Creamery Keeps Sweet Cream and Buttermilk On Hand
Local note states Blue Mountain Creamery will maintain constant supplies of sweet cream and buttermilk at its rear premises near Ice. The brief item highlights steady availability for customers seeking dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mountain Creamery
Hotel Arrivals and Local Notables List
A long roster of guests at The St. George includes L B McManus of Minneapolis Willitw Dunn of Portland A D Chase of Boston William 3 quits of Portland H A Ciady of New York Dante Beritieno of New York W P Peters of St Paul FP M Robertson of Spokane BF Wuosbnger of North Yakima Meade of Portland W Croty of Spokane and many others from cities such as Spokane Seattle Hood River Kansas City and Chicago plus Morganville Athena and Walla Walla residents. The note also lists connections ending with a brief ad for Talking Machines at Bilers Music Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
L. B. McManus
Minneapolia
Willitw Dunn
Portland
A. D. Chase
Boston
Williave
Quits
H. A. Ciady
New York
Dante Beritieno
W. PF. Peters
St. Paul
M. Robertson
Spokane
Wuosbnger
North Yakimah
Meade
W. Croty
PB McMum
Wath
Thfr
Atkinson
San Francisco
EB. Silverthorn
T. WH. Crawford
la Grande
BH. Turner
St. Louis
Wil Wills
Athena
H. McCaughnad
Omaha
George Middaugh
Chicago
C. H. Lamont
Kansas City
the Pendleton
Smith
Walla Walla
Max Flemay
Julius G. Veen
Garretson
Clark and Wife
J. OW
Irwin
Tacoma
Hy, White
Baker City
de Patterson
the Dalles
T. J. Vandersbee
AL C. Connolly
Seattle
H. L
Traub
Shupe
Denver
Harry J. Meyer
James Wright
North Yakima
A. Soehults
Gigorge I Mouser
Choriew Fi
Mien
Dale
Porthand
No O L. Tooker
Wades Starbuck
A. Nylander
Keere
Min
J. & Brakebi
Colfis
T. Kirk
Bepyiner
Perry Co
J. J. Quillim
N. ‘Teal
U. Nite
Arnold S. Rothwell
Chapman
Portion
Wilhim Maher
William Maher
M. Smith
Pas Hamilton
Milton News Roundup Prominent Kalispell Visit and Local Events
Milton reports aKalispell prom visit by returner 10 Kalispell. A McMinn Orchestra concert drew praise and attendance. Widespread notes on delegates elected for state meetings and Mooneclisi services. W Hopson travels to Polo in Northern Washington to support the Pyrtlarowens union. Pomona lodge meets electing a delegate. several locals attend Pendleton district convention. J J By wis to preach at the Christian Church. Romine gravely ill. Boise sewer project expanding rapidly with 68 men employed as work nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
McMinn Orchestra
Gove
Washington
Refelhuhs
Milton
Burdette Haris
Kalispell Mont
James Hirris
MeMing
Orehestre
Pendleton
Pomona
Thekal
Altevane
Erin
W Whith Meats
Tia Port
Lola Vion
Vinken
Anne Mick
Detin
Hudson
Kathe Stone
Ingle
C. B. Twilight State
J. J. Bywis
Christian Church
Kk. EE
Romine
Boise
Brick Yard Plans and Tunnel Completion Near La Grande
George Kreiger moves to start a brick yard with 20 to 40 workers soon. A new pay roll will become regular as operations continue. Kremer aims to produce 3 000 000 bricks this season and prepare for extensive building. Nearby, a tunnel project advances toward Twenty sixth Street with completion expected in 60 days. War shocks Mukden area leaving 100000 residents homeless as buildings are destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty Sixth Street
la Granie
George Kreiger
Kremer
la Grande Observer
Civer
Mukden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nolfa “Trad
Frederick Nolf &C
General News
Panausa Canal
Northwest News
E. T. Wade & Son, Dealers
Pandiaton
Heppner
the Bickers
C. A. McCasty
Hood River
W. Green
T. BE. Lucas
Kaneng City
Charles Gardner
Hastings
W. R. Oldham
Morganville
W. BR. Oldham
W. HH
McComas
Union
G. HL Tyron
Doug Men
City
W. J. Miller
Pilot Rock
J. B. Eddy
Celilo
Big Eddy
Allen
Tilerson
Mee House
Ble Eddy
Meas House
Mia Cara
Goldendale
Lyle
Biler’s Muale
Court Street
California Fig Syrup Co
Pu Bavi
Vrorni
the Fair Department Store
SEW Building
POSTO
Z. T. Gray
Calhoun
Dr. King
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