Cattle Association Meeting Voices Frontier Struggle
The Ukiah area cattle group met in a lively gathering with strong stance on range rules delaying bull usage until the 15th. Pickets to guard lines, settlers push back against large ranch holdings while praising pioneers who sustain the Northwest. The association plans another meeting on the 16th and urges all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Pas
Albato
Kia Gaturday
Commonwealth of the Empire
Cattle Association
Ukiah
Arbitration Ends Mill Strike at Kimberly Clark
A weeklong truce halted the paper mill strike by Papermakers at Kimberly & Clark mills in Appleton and Neenah. A joint committee from Appleton and Neenah met the company in Neenah with the state board of arbitration, and a lasting settlement appears likely. The company will pay full time for the past week, thanks largely to R. P. Edwards of Oshkosh, a state board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleton Brotherhoods of Papermakers
Kimberly & Clark Company
Appleton and
Neenah
Local Man Fatally Shoots Stepfather Over Girl
City Indiana April 21 At age 20 Sunday night a man shot and killed Frank Stamsmith at his home eight miles from the city. He had been visiting Miss Heartechader, Stamsmiths stepdaughter, against his wishes. When Stamsmith refused to let her go to a party Coolman drew a revolver and fired twice. He escaped and a search by about a hundred men is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatheel City
Ind
Frank Stamsmith
Women Writers Meet Opens Thirteenth Annual Session
In Topeka Kansas the Copeland hotel hosted the opening of the thirteenth annual Woman’s Press Association meeting. President Mrs W A Morgan called the gathering to order, an invocation followed, and routine business was handled. Mrs R E Rice presented a paper on Woman’s Newspaper Work in the Sixties, with several more papers read and discussed after luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Copeland Hotel
Woman's Press Association
W. A. Morgan
R. E. Rice
Mystery of J. W. Church killings cleared by confession
New Castle Wyoming April 21 confession by rancher Saim Clifton admits killing J. W Church and his wife. He says he buried the bodies two miles from the Church ranch after removing jewelry and staged transfers of stock and goods in Church name. Clifton claims self defense. Fear of mob violence grows in the Gillette area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Wyo
J. W Church
Omaha
Neb
Saim" Clifton
Clifton
Lew Jenney
Gillette
Church Ranch
Church
Textile Strike Extends As Lowell Set For Possible Arbitration
Lowell Mass April 21 The fourth week of the textile strike continues with no plan to reopen the Lilly plant this week. Agents of organized crafts may announce gates open next week to workers willing to return, as state directed investigation hints the factories may stay closed until the arbitration board reports.
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Lowell
Mass
Arbitration Board
Shares and drilling venture claim high prospects
Shares are non assessable by by laws forbidding debt. A modern drilling rig operates near the Washington side of the Columbia, with experienced drillers predicting productive results. Field discovery supported by experts. Ross Beardsley leads company interests on site. Historical dividend payments totaling 202 million dollars from 1897 to 1902.
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Columbia River
Alder Creek
Washington
Castle Rock
Oregon
Arlington
Board of Directors
Home Capital
Umatilla
United States
Ross Beardsley
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