Senator Fulton Defies Opponent in Oregon Campaign
Portland reports Heney arrives to oppose Senator Fulton, opening Saturday night in Portland and Sunday in Salem. Fulton heads east from western Oregon after closing campaign with a Modesto speech, dismissing affidavits against him as personal malice. He may extend the tour through the Willamette Valley.
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Senator Fulton
Heney
Portland
Salem
Fulton
Will
Oregon
Francis J. Heney
Co. W. Falton
United States Senate
Bermtor Fulton
Modfbrrville
San Francisco
Grants
Willamette Valley
May Plant Burbank Cactus In Eastern Washington
Eastern Washington residents are shown the virtues of a thornless cactus variety presented by R P Probasco of Seattle representing Luther Burbank. He demonstrated a specimen 18 by eight by one inches cut after six months growth, claiming yields up to 400 tons per acre with minimal effort. The Spokane chamber of commerce formed a committee to explore a test station under Burbank’s supervision to assess practical cultivation in eastern Washington.
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R. P. Probasco
Seattle
Luther Burbank
Chamber of Commerce
Spokane
Probasco
Washington
Farren and Mirich Sentenced for Bathing in Water Source
George Farren and Frank Mirich were sentenced to 30 days imprisonment at Upland California for bathing their feet in the stream that furnishes the city's water supply.
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George Farren
Frank Mirich
Upland
Cal
Car reaches far north in New York to Paris race
Valdez Alaska April 10 The Thomas car from the New York to Paris race has reached here to a large crowd. A public reception and banquet will honor the car crew. On Sunday the automobile departs for Fairbanks. The narrow trail will require sledding to Kristone, after which the route broadens toward Fairbanks.
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Valdex
Alaska
Fairbanks
Kristone Canyon
San Diego Prepares for Atlantic Fleet Visit
San Diego expects 100000 visitors as the Atlantic fleet arrives for a five day stay. Decorations already bloom citywide with nightly illuminations and a grand parade on parade day. Events include fireworks, yacht and boat races, naval parades, dances, concerts, banquets and baseball games. A flower booth on the plaza and a flower dispensing program will greet guests.
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San Diego
Cal
Atlantic Fleet
General Fleet Celebration Committee
Indictment Against Abb Ogg Dropped Despite Wary Witness
The liquor sale charge against Abb Ogg was dismissed by District Attorney Phelps after key witness A M Smiley recanted his testimony and admitted forgetting where he bought liquor. Smiley had previously pleaded guilty to a larceny charge and was fined. with his reversal the April jury term will begin with no criminal cases this week.
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Abb Ogg
Vof
Phelps
A M Smiley
Smiley
Ogg
Bean
Bowl Court
Oge
Melvinck
Guy Hayes
Oregon & Washington Railway Directors Accept Seattle Franchises
Portland directors W W Cotton H F Gonner E K Blaisdell W A Robbins and W R R Litzenburg met to formally accept Seattle city franchises. They expect Seattle end construction to start soon and the Washington portion operating within a year. They denied plans for a joint tunnel use with Harriman and Northern Pacific. Formal notice will be sent to Beattie authorities.
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Portland
Seattle
Oregon & Washington Railway Company
Washington
Harriman
Northern Pacific Railroad
Tatoma
Oregon & Washington 1
Big Hole
Beattie
Portland YMCA Building Planned Eight Stories
The Portland YMCA project will rise eight stories rather than six as initially planned, adjusting the scale of the new facility to accommodate more space and amenities.
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Portland
Registration for Primaries in Umatilla County
Complete report of county registration by precinct shows total 3868 voters, with 2479 Republicans and 1036 Democrats. Bruddock precinct notes a lone voter. Registration books reopen for the general election on April 22, with Clark Nelson, registration deputy, finishing the count this forenoon.
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Nelson
Total
Bruddock
Umatilla
Clark Nelson
Oregon Woolmen Protest Against Reduction of Herds
Oregon woolgrowers petition the forestry bureau to skip cuts in sheep numbers on state ranges this summer citing a weak wool market. They warn a 10 to 40 percent decrease could force about 106000 sheep onto markets without summer grazing. The executive committee met in Salem with Dan P. Smythe and discussed foot rot and reserve administration.
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Oregon Woolgrowers' Association
Forestry Bureau
Oregon
Dan P. Smythe
State Sheep Commission
Henry Ireland
Blue Mountain Reserve
Ireland
Massachusetts Republicans Back Curtis Guild for Vice President
In Boston on April 10 Governor Curtis Guild was endorsed for vice president by the Massachusetts Republicans at their state convention. Taft faction lost control of the Platform committee and the Taft plant was removed. The administration was approved, with emphasis on railroad legislation.
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Taft
Ellis in Washington Stays at Post During Campaign
Grant County News prints a tribute from Congressman Ellis stating he will devote his whole time to work and cannot be present during the campaign. W R Ellis sent a brief letter to friends and voters explaining his dedication and absence from campaigning duties.
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Grant County News
Ellis
W. R. Ellis
State Commander Sherwood Visits Pendleton for Membership Drive
State Commander J. W. Sherwood of the Knights of Maccabees arrived from Port- Jong and will lead a brief campaign to boost Umatilla tent No. 27 membership. He praises the order’s condition statewide and considers Pendleton a premier fraternal town, planning frequent meetings during his stay.
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J. W. Sherwood
Knights of Maccabees
Port- Jong
Umatilla
Sherwood
Pendleton
Tammany Is Coming To Democratic National Convention
Denver reports preparations by Secrets Thomas F. Smith of Tammany Hall for 800 New York braves to attend the Democratic National Convention. The war paint bearing delegation aims to scalp a Nebraska figure, with Big Chief Murphy opposing Bryan’s nomination. Special Denver excursions to Yellowstone Park and the Pacific coast are planned for the New York contingent.
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Denver
Colo
Thomas F. Smith
Tammany Hay
Na York
Tammany
Big Chief Murphy
Bryan
New York
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
Pennilesa
Ford Is the Wrong Man in San Francisco Trial
The delay in selecting jurors for Tirey L. Ford's third bribery trial for United Railroads stems from talesmen' fixed opinions after two prior trials without conviction. Five talesmen were excused this morning after extensive examination.
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San Francisco
Tirey L. Ford
United Railroads
Ford
Teachers Meet at Hermiston Inaugural Institute
State Superintendent J H Ackerman and Baker City city superintendent J A Churchill will attend the Hermiston teachers Institute. Inland Empire teachers at Pullman will also be there, with Landers and Welles returning tonight to join tomorrow's program. A male quartet will perform and Hermiston citizens push to make the event a memorable first-time visit.
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Churchill
Landers
Welles
Pallman
J. H. Ackerman
J. A. Churchill
Baker City
Teachers’ Institute
Hermiston
Messrs. Ackerman
Hermiston Institute
Pullman
J. §. Landers
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Messrs
Umatilla
Messrs, Landers
Church
M. L. Akers
Frank K. Welles
A. J. Owen
J. & Landers
Teachers Please Teachers' Institute
Ant
Cattle Movement to Summer Rangers Through City
Henry Lazinka delivered 400 head of cattle through the city this morning. The herd, wintered in the county’s north, will head to Kis Camas Prairie range for spring and be placed on reserve ranges for summer. Cattle in good condition, with plans to market grass beef around June 15. herd mainly steers.
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Henry Lazinka
Kis Camas Prairie
O. R. N. Officials Visit City For Mountain Improvements
Superintendent D. W. Campbell and Trainmaster J. D. Matheson of the O. R. & N. are in the city aboard private car 03. They have been on the Blue Mountains where extensive improvements are now being started.
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D. W. Campbell
J. D. Matheson
Mr. Campbell
Blue Mountains
Oregon appeals to Rogersville letter writer
Inquiring of Oregon. East Oregonian received a letter from J B Stewart of Rogersville Tennessee seeking information about eastern Oregon. A copy of the East Oregonian and other Umatilla county literature was sent to Mr Stewart in hopes of inducing his visit to the county.
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Oregon
The
East Oregonian
J. B. Stewart
Rogersville
Tenn
Umatilla County
Rogers
May 30 adjournment eyed as rule delays bills
Washington April 10 Representative Mann says Congress may adjourn around May 20 if a rule to speed bills is adopted. He notes the Indian appropriation bill delay and warned the minority could force two months of Senate amendment debates.
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Washington
Mann
Tulmoi
Cannon
Congress
House
Senate
Steusloff Injured In Fall From Horse Near Crabtree
Sheep Commissioner W. H. Steusloff sustained a compound fracture of the right ankle when his horse fell on him while buying stock for Steusloff Bros. meat market. The accident occurred about two miles east of Crabtree in Linn County at 2 o’clock yesterday. Cooley Games transported him to Albany, then home by train. Drs. Richardson and Bird cared for him.
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Salem Statesman
W. H. Steusloff
Steusloff
Mr. Stensloff
Dra. Richardson and
Bird
Eugene Folder Is Out Descriptive Eugene booklet issued
The Commercial club of Eugene has issued Nobody's Magazine a descriptive folder whose chief feature is photographs of Eugene and nearby areas. Several thousand copies are being distributed and the city is receiving substantial advertising from the booklet.
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Nobody's Magazine
Commercial Club of
Eugene
Keep 'Tall Timothy' Geer Out of Salem
A subscriber from Marion county denounces "Tall Timothy" Geer, urging that the Eastern Oregon figure remain there and not move to Salem, after citing Geer's 30 plus years at his East Oregonian home.
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Timothy" Geer
East Oregonian
Salem
Marion County
T. T. Geers
Timothy’ Geer
Oregon
Wheat acreage seeded in Gilliam County reaches 185000
Gilliam county farmers estimate 185000 acres are seeded to wheat this season, reflecting strong planting activity. The figure highlights robust crop input and regional agricultural momentum amid favorable conditions.
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Gilliam County
Vanderbilts Agree to Divorce Amid Child and Home Issues
New York April 10 Alfred Vanderbilt has agreed to divorce leaving the main questions the custody of the child the amount Mrs Vanderbilt will claim and the disposition of the home furnishings A report خیال Mia Vanderbilt may be left with a sum from 1 000 000 to 5 000 000
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New York
Alfred Vanderbilt
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