City Briefs From Oregon Weave Through Ads And Immigration Note
A collage of small ads lists rooms for rent in Water Street and nearby properties in Houston and Hendricks Hall, with services from Wheeler Studio and Bowman's Studio. It notes a Seattle Star immigration crackdown on Japanese women and a meeting of equal suffrage committees at the Wheeler Studio to plan on supporters arriving for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaleer
Frazier's
Echo
Butter Creek Telephone Company
Ore
Bowman's
Tudio
Bridge
Portland
Oregon
Pendleton
East
Oregonian
Seattle Star
Japan
Eptell
Seattle
Oriental Steamiers
Nomuras
Freane
Cal
Geffney
United States
Keifer
Equal Suffrage Committees
Wll
Wilte
Wvlook
Wheeler
Dili
Peniaerm
Crater Oregon Oun
Mentia
Niwance
Seattle to scrutinize Japanese wives after marriage ceremony
Immigrants from Japan who enter the country through Seattle and wed will come under prolonged scrutiny by immigration authorities after the marriage ceremony. The policy aims to ensure proper process and verify ongoing eligibility during the months following the nuptial event.
Railroad brakeman dies after engine collision
A BR and N brakeman was fatally mangled when struck by a switch engine of the O T R N near Paria Saturday night. He died in Wallin hospital a few hours after being brought there by a passenger train. One leg was cut off and three skull fractures were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrokeman
Henry Or. Grows
Bhelong
Wallin Hospital
Minances of Mexico Gold Replaces Liver in Southern Republic
Consul Goedel Hanne reports that Mexico is replacing paper money with gold in a transition to the gold standard. Mexico holds $97,000,000 in gold for circulation, with $7,000,000 newly minted in seven weeks. The mint continues producing gold coins as the country shifts to gold as circulation grows. The finance state appears urgent, with railroads expanding and commercial activity rising nationwide despite partial misprints and errors in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suthern Republic
Goedel Hanne
Monterey
Pinknos
Pultudet- Phin
Mint of
Mexico
Republic
Pasadena to build garbage crematory for power plant
Pasadena California plans a 200 horsepower garbage crematory costing about 20000 dollars to generate electricity for lighting and heating. The city will own the crematory and dynamo equipment for both plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Notable Visitors Stream Through Umatilla District
A roundup of visiting locals and officials passing through the city includes C Willis from BH visiting Umatilla on DUNness, B Brown of Milton, A Ti Stanfield of Echo, H H Gilbert of Pilot Rock, W H Fowler back from a Dalles trip, J A Haddeley of Weston, Mr and Mrs H J Bell of Myrick, Walter Williams a merchant, J P McManus editor of the Pilot Rock Record, S A Barnes mayor of Werton, J C Lindsey Illinois Central agent, Horace W King on the Ennet Umatillas project, Richard Powers of Weston, Mind May Stevens a Werton teacher, Fred Shoemaker candidate for county recorder, C A Schreiberde of Coon Pay, W H H Rish tied to a new hotel project, State Engineer John H Lewis, I P B Walker candidate for county treasurer, Sheriff T D Taylor with Oscar C Stone, Jammer W H Howard of Sumpter, F Reint and Hie Sleeter near Sagebrush, M E Moloy pioneer at Bingham Springs, and a new telephone link between the springs and the O R & N depot improving access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Willis
Umatilla
Dunness, Co
B. Brown
Milton
A. Ti. Stanfield
Echo
H. H. Gilbert
Pilot Rock
W. H. Fowler
Dalles
T. P. Graham
Lexington
Morrow County
Jd. A. Haddeley
Weston
H. J. Bell
Myrick
Walter Williams
Iwhoo
John PF. McManus
Pilot Rock Record
A. Barnes
Werton
J. C. Lindsey
Divnels Central
Portland
Horace W. King
Ennet
J.C. Lindsay
Ilinois Central Tollway
C. A. Sehibrede
Coon Pay
Nik
Drew
W. HH. Rish
Hermiston
Maxwell Company
John H. Lewis
Freewater
PB. Walker
Wietlx
T. D. Taylor
Oscar C Stone
Weerton
Possible railroad route through Emigrant Creek divide debated
The Burns Times-Herald cites a reliable source claiming railroad engineers see a topography feasible route from Sale Hon to the Silver oretk section via the Emigrant Creek divide. Abandonment of the current line and a northern survey are possible if feasibility is confirmed, with business interests urged to seek more information as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burne Times-Herald
Corpe
Sale Hon
Times-Herald
Emigrant Creek
Rock Mountain
Met
Erecek Divide
Burns
Palne
Miss Isabel Allen Bows Out At Kamel Event In Ore
Miss Hazel Rish and Marty hosted a farewell party for Miss Isabel Allen who is bowing out for Kamel, Oregon, on Saturday night. About 20 young people attended the informal gathering at Minn Tushav. A varied fruit basket was prepared and shipped by Nate Haines from Fruves Gurderinn, with cuts from the Fruves Gardeninn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morewetl Marty
Hazel Rish
Isabel Allen
Kamel
Ore
Minn Tushav
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Mrs. Campbells Millinery
AD. Parks
Buck
L. Hunziker
Malin Street
Chalberts
Infante
Koeppens
Price Drug Store
Jammer WH. Howard
Sumpter
F. Reinte Aid
Srvevors
Harney
Dommtn
Pind
Ruger
Heeves
Beeven Wie
Bedi
Frye-Brohn Company
Fruves Gurderinn Place
Nate Haines
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart. Schaffner
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