Five Oregon Students Suspended for Cold Tub Hazing
The University of Oregon board of regents suspended five students Byron Downs James Nelli John Rast and Willfred Wattenberg for two weeks. The majority report found the hazing involved discipline rather than malice while noting faculty complicity in allowing tubbing as a disciplinary practice.
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University of Oregon
Heport
D Board of Regents
A. Downs
Byron Godall
James Nelli
John Rast
Willfred Wattenberg
Ralph Bristol
Board of Regents
F. W. Holman
J. C. Ainsworth
William Smith
Holman
Ainsworth
Smith
Campbell
Board of
Regonts
Bristol
Ttway
K Wan
Regent
La Grande Bank Begins Paying Dividends
The Farmers and Traders Bank in La Grande Oregon began distributing its first dividend, totaling 93,622.20 dollars. The payout, to be issued tomorrow, includes a largest individual check to Peter O Sullivan for 4,796.50 dollars.
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LA Grande Bank
le Grande
Ore
Farmers and Traders ‘Bank
Peter O'Sullivan
Dividend total forecast after crash reaches large sum
O'Sullivan deposited his money less than a week before the crash. The largest check to County Treasurer Frawley was $9515.84. Additional claims filed will raise the total dividend to about $100,000.
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Frawley
O'Sullivan
Trained investigators to lift out land frauds
Washington says the General Land Office has $1,000,000 to deter frauds on public domain. Chief H. H. Schwarts expands field forces by adding 200 train investigators to target Northwest cases, focusing on coal lands deemed fraudulently claimed. Old dummy entries and fencing schemes will go to Federal Courts this winter.
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Washington
General Land Office
Congress
H. H. Schwarts
Northwest
Ben
Walla Walla Lad Becomes Wireless Authority
Paul Hackett an 18 year old electrician of 729 Whitman Street has run a wireless telegraph station from his home for months. He intercepted rapid ocean bound messages not readable by him yet he sensed the code was unlike any he knew and believed the messages were from ocean liners. Hackett, once a high school club founder, has grown into a local authority on wireless topics.
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Walla Walla
Paul Hackett
Whitman Street
Inetnight
Pacific Ocean
Hackett
General Booth Sends Message at Carnegie Hall Birthday Event
A message from General William Booth founder of the Salvation Army was read by Eva Booth at Carnegie Hall honoring his 80th birthday. He urges America to lead the world toward righteousness and practical Christian action and invites a real American Christianity to spread peace and purity.
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New York
William Booth
Salvation Army
Mies Eva Booth
American Salvation Army
Carnegie Hall
London
America
Earth
Heaven
Amorca
Jesus Christ
Remedy for Catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm
The notice promotes Ely's Cream Balm as the best remedy for nasal catarrh and potential chronic bronchitis. It claims relief after the first application and urges immediate use. Sold by all druggists for 60 cents or mailed by Ely Bros. 56 Warren Street New York.
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Ely
All Druggiste
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Messenger and Office Boy Exchange Quip on Desk Etiquette
A Chicago News item presents a brief joke between a messenger boy and an office boy. The office boy notes the boss allows feet on the desk and smoking only when creditors are due. The piece ends with a sales pitch urging readers to buy a jot in Columbia Beach for a summer home or investment with easy terms.
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Messenger Boy
Office Boy
Chicago News
Columbia Beach
A Thousand Dollars an Acre Holds Hood River Orchard Bid
A. L. Paddock of St. Louis paid 10000 for 16 acres in two year old Newton trees with house, improvements, and strawberry rows between trees near Hood River. Fire destroyed Patterson Lumber mill at Ranier, Oregon, worth about 20000 with 4500 insurance. Mill owners were H. J. Babcock and T. J. Filppin. company shipped 750000 feet of lumber last Thursday and Friday.
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Hood River
A. L. Paddock
St. Louis
Workmen Clear Ground for More Coal Storage at La Grande
Workmen are removing debris east of the conchutes to store additional coal in La Grande. About 15,000 tons are already in the yards, and 100 cars are at Huntington plus more along the route to be unloaded soon.
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la Grande
Conchutes
Huntington
Tabernacle for Revival in Albany Nearing Completion
Albany Ore May revival meeting tabernacle taking shape with work begun last Friday and 50 volunteers from all fronts churches aiding. most of framing erected and roof partially laid. Condon Farmers organize warehouse project and seed purchase with 200 pounds raised for stock at 20 dollars per share.
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Albany
Ore
Alfforents
Condon
Willamette Hotel Sold to Salem Syndicate
The old Willamette hotel in Salem was sold yesterday by A Bush to a Salem business syndicate for 37500 dollars, below assessed value. Plans call for remodeling as a store and lodging house. once a premier Oregon hotel, it has hosted notable legislative intrigue in past decades. Grant County Saloons Reopen in Sumpter Oregon. Easter Big Police Day in Walla Walla as 14 arrests reflect holiday enforcement. Wireman Hit by Live Wire in Portland, Leon Bernird Francois suffers severe injuries from a live wire during fire practice. both legs broken and he fell from ladder to ground.
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Willamette Hotel
Soli
Salem
Ore
A. Bush
Grant County
Sumpter
Supreme Court of Oregon
Walla
Walla Walla
Portland
Bernird Francois
Portland Fire Department
Mair
Willams Avenue
Russell Street
Francois
Crater Lake Park to Miss Most of 1909 Funding
Superintendent F W Arant of Crater Lake National Park says Congress approved only 2000 of requested 22000 for park work. The funds will cover nominal salaries and removing large trees on roads and trails. Arant will push to reserve enough to improve the water edge trail and safety for an estimated 10000 visitors in 1909, up from 6000 last year.
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Crater Lake
Klamath Falls
Ore
F. W. Arant
Crater Lake Naonal Park
Congress
Arant
Increasing life of fence posts by preservatives
A piece argues that a fence post with preservative treatment, costing about 10 cents, can last eighteen years instead of two. It notes railway ties, telephone poles, and mine props also gain doubled or triple life from inexpensive treatments, stressing wood cost concerns for farmers stockmen and railroad managers.
If you see it In the Boat Oregonian it is 80
A brief phrase notes that in the Oregonian publication the item appears with the number 80. The remark signals a standard phrase used when referencing a detail found in the newspaper. It lacks a clear event, person, or organization to anchor a full news summary.
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Oregonian
Summer Vacations and Homegrown Comforts for Families
A paternal tone appeals to readers as a chairmanship contemplates summer plans. It laments overpriced hotels and noisy, ill kept rooms while praising country stays and local produce. It argues vacations are proper when planned frugally, suggesting cottages for a few hundred dollars and emphasizing healthful family benefits.
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Ocean Pier
Columbia Trust Company
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