Canadian reciprocity passes House by wide vote
Washington reports a 266 to 89 or 264 to 89 tally as Democrats back the Canadian reciprocity agreement in the House. Amendments were defeated amid heated debate, with Republicans pressing for free meat and machinery while Democrats defend the farm trading deal amid looming Senate action.
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Tatie
Canada
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Railroad officials visit Hermiston site signals start of cut off work
A party of officials led by engineer J P L Orby en route to Hermiston inspected the Cowote Eelie cut off area with government observer Newell present. The visit, tied to reservoir decisions, suggests work may start once the government approves. Other officials toured Stitfield and Kehoe. Weather report: New York forecasts clear start to the week with warmth midweek and wind and rain in the South and central West by Friday.
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Police arrest "Hop Head" at Cottonwood Street bar
Officers John Kearney and Billy Sheer raided the Chinahouge on Cottonwood near Webb last night and arrested a local bartender found drawing opium smoke in bed. He was jailed with his pipe, lamp, opium jar, snuffer, scissors and tray seized and held at the city hall.
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Billy Sheer
Cottonwood Street
Webb
Battle near Centzal sparks clash at Agua Prieta
On April 22 near Centzal ten miles east of Agua Prieta a sharp battle erupted between rebels and federals. The federal garrison, forming battle lines east of Agua Prieta, anticipated a general assault as two riderless horses and dispatches signaled reinforcements for Colonel Diaz. Federals were led by Colonel Chiapas, who had departed Agua Prieta the previous day.
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Centzal
Agua Prieta
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Government Is Firm on Vaccination Order Seattle
April 22 Seattle officials insist on a mandatory vaccination for all passengers leaving Seattle for Alaskan ports due to smallpox. Dr. Lloyd of the Marine Hospital Service says the Alaska conditions demand the rule and expects no repeal before July 15 despite protests from steamship officials claiming summer travel to Alaska will be harmed.
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Washington
Alaska
Lloyd
Marine Hospital Service
Old Guard May Seek Charges Against Insurgents
Old guard leaders allied with Senator Lorimer plan to file charges over the election of Senator Works of California and Mr. R Shively of Indiana. Proponents claim Works’ victory violated the California law requiring the top vote getter in primaries to be recommended to the legislature for election. They contend Spalding carried more districts, not Works.
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California
Shively
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Washington
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Wappenstein pleads not guilty in police extortion case
Seattle April 22 former chief of police Wappenstein faced extortion charges after the demurrer was overruled. Nicholson aka Bathhouse Man who offered a bribe to keep disorderly women in the establishment received a three to ten year penitentiary sentence, marking the first punishment among the indicted men.
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Wappenstein
Pacific
Nicholson
Gomez Announces Diaz Agreed Armistice Opening London Opera
London opens its coronation year opera season at Covent Garden amid criticism for no German opera during the 14 weeks. The first subscribers led by the king and queen are said to be the largest ever. Notable debuts include Melba and Tetrazzini with premieres La Fanciulla del West and Thais. Russian Imperial ballet to perform in June. command performance set for June 26.
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Five year old girl travels 22000 miles in six months to New York
A five year old girl named Elizabeth Kendall returned to New York with her parents aboard the Nir Amerika from Hamburg after a remarkable six month voyage covering some 22000 miles. Her father Mr Kendall is a lawyer and corporation associate. The voyage included stops via Buenos Aires and Spain. No theft or crime linked to the voyage is reported.
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Explosion at Car Beli Ol Works Kills Four in St Louis
In St Louis on April 22 an explosion at Car Beli Ol company works killed four men and left one seriously injured. A tire was thrown or burned in the vicinity. More than ten injured, three identified as recovered. The home of Charles Dahlwitz adjoining the plant burned. One victim named Emma Dahlwitz, 16, with Dahlwitz and his wife severely burned.
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Car Beli Ol Company
Charles Dahl Witz
Emma Dahilwitz
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Coveernor Lions 16 Hour Job Bill
Sacramento April 2 The giver for today stated the role to allow conductor engineers men wither in their employ from working yet a 16 hour task. The hire’s work crew became friendly and the crew remained exceptional.
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Premen
Wither
Predicted Fruit Crop Totals Size for Thompein Feol Co
President Frad Thorpoion of the Thompein Feol company of North Yakiits predicts a poor fruit year with total peach crop about 300 cars and apples 60 cars. Pears are seen at 125 cars and peaches at 100 cars? The frost last two weeks harmed production, with Parker bottom section expected to supply half the peach crop and apricots and cherries nearly absent.
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Thompein Feol Company
North Yakiits
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Giese
Thompson
Willey
Governor Wilson to Tour the West in 1912 bid
Governor Wilson announced plans for a western swing to bolster his Democratic presidential nomination. He will visit Portland San Francisco Seattle Idaho Montana and other states and cities. He will base his claims on New Jersey legislature achievements and aims to unite the delegation for the national convention.
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Ringdahl Named Suspect in Jewelry Store Grab
Sheriff Taylor identifies Ivan Ringdahl as a primary suspect in the Sehnefer jewelry store break in. Ringdahl, dubbed Jack the Grabber, is in penitentiary custody after an earlier window incident. The sheriff notes Ringdahl’s past record and peculiar disposition, with little progress in questioning during transport to the pen.
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Sehnefer
Jack the
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Zane
Durti
Witeh Waroue
Rinrdahi
Taylor
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Ringdahl
Jack the Grabber
Young Round-ups Meet Reservation Indians In Series Opener
Tomorrow afternoon the Young Round-ups of this city will meet the reservation Indians in the third and veiling game of their series. The local lineup includes Hinman Hearst Scanlan Stamey Bean Sturdivant McGwin Bowman Carroll Davis as subs. The Indians will line up with Vincent Paul Jones Crawley Redford Lacourse Lafare Oliver Shippintower Narcisse Kunnine as subs.
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Hearst
Scanlan
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Bean
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Bowman
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Joe Crawley
Walter Redford
John Lacourse
Frank Lafare
Pete Oliver
Andrew Shippintower
Ralph Narcisse
John Kunnine
Japanese Colony Growing Near Gulf Coast Texas
Galveston April 22 claim to represent a Japanese firm led J Tate to close a den for nearly 5000 acres near the gulf coast in Texas It is said Japanese interests will bring settlers from Mexico to form a Yieo geowell colony in the region.
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J. Tate
Gulf Coast
Texas
Mexico
Yieo Geowell
Quarried Results In Death of One
Huntington W Va April 22 A minister Rev M A Johnson of the Methodist church south stabbed Adkins with a knife after Adkins knocked him down. Johnson surrendered pleading self defense. Both men are prominent socially and in business.
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South
BE EL Adkins
Adkins
Thief Steals Saddle Pony in Echo Oregon
Special Correspondence from Echo Oregon reports an unknown thief prowling the streets between 10 and 11 PM stole a saddle pony tied at a hitching rack, a boy’s saddle, a shot bun, and $35 of provisions from Furnish district cook house. The blaze-faced sorrel pony weighed about 550 pounds and had a pair of black chaps left on the saddle were taken.
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Ore
Furnish Ditect Company
al Little Ware
Commercial Travelers Meet Opens in Washington
Maryland Virginia and Delaware commercial travelers totaling several hundred gather here for a Washington event hosted by the local council of the United Commercial Travelers with planned entertainment and activities today.
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Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
United Commercial Travelers
Governor Signs Slot Machine Wilt
Sacramento April 22 the governor signed the anti slot machine bill into law. it becomes effective in sixty days and bans operation of slot machines statewide.
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Sacramento
Pamous Train Robber to Be Paroled Soon
Chris Evans, last of the Salmonn Evans train robbers, will be paroled from the Fhsom penitentiary on May 1. He will not reside in Portland, with reports suggesting old age and frailty make San Francisco a better place for his retirement.
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Portland
Apel
Chris Evans
Salmonn Evans
Fhlsom Penitentiony
San Finiuelsivo
PREDICTS PEACE WITHIN WEEK
Washington reports Gomez announces Diaz armistice and hopes for peace within a week. Madero and rebels willing to concede to end the war. negotiations seen as far advanced. Taft receives notice that no armistice is agreed. Deserters flock to El Paso. Ponce Villa rejects peace and vows pillage if Juarez is not attacked.
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Madero
Washington
Diaz
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de la Bare i
Gomoe Sol Inpcurgetm
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Tomer
Corrall
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Wfe
el Paso
Ponce Villa
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Juarrez
Frank Pierce resigns as first assistant secretary aide
Washington reports Frank Pierce, first assistant to Secretary Fisher, resigned today. He asked to retire within thirty days.
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Frank Pierce
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Fisher
Parkersburg Man Dies in Fire and Wife Burned
W E Curry wealthy chair maker is dead after a fire in his home. Mrs W E McCaskey, wife of the restaurant proprietor, is found dying from burns in her room. Firemen extinguish the blaze as investigators note a head wound on Curry. No clear cause yet, with police unsure if a quarrel or gas explosion sparked the incident.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
W. E. Curry
W. E. McCaskey
Curry
Purchase of Boam ol kar store at bankrupts sale
Fred Book bought the Boam ol kar store on Malin street at a bankrupts sale for 31500 at auction this afternoon and will continue to run the business.
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Boam Olkar
Malin Street
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