Locals United Orchestra and Daily Classified Ads
Local notices list services from Locals United Orchestra to furniture moving and rentals. Items include dry sling wood, ice cream at O Hohbachs, rags wanted, sales of chicks and turkeys eggs, house rentals, dressmaking, horse rental, and various job requests. Includes contact details, addresses and phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Hohbach
Court Street
East Oregonian
John Gagen
Joe Ell
American National Bank
Jack
A. T. Matthews
Vincent
Jane Street
R. B. McEwen
Athena
Jackson Street
Henry Lantz
H. T. Lester
chubert-Taylor Clothing Co
Republicans for a Tariff Bill Too Republicans for a Tariff Bill Too
Washington April 22 Republicans in open caucus vote 61 to 27 for an aggressive construction tariff campaign during consideration of the Democratic tariff bill. Payne of New York urges a substitute for the wool schedule of the Underwood bill. the substitute fixes pure wool at 170 cents a pound and sets duties on manufactured wood stages at compensatory rates. The debate is spirited with Fordney challenging Payne as veteran Republicans clash over protection levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Moore
Pennsylvania
Payne
New York
Ways and Means
Fordney
Michigan
Republicans Block Many Appointments Fight Delayed
Republican senators halted action on President Wilson's civil appointments at a brief executive session. Most civil nominees were passed over until the next session, while leading diplomatic and state department nominations proceeded. Walter H. Page was confirmed as ambassador to London, John Bassett Moore as counselor for the State Department, John E B Osborne as assistant secretary of state, and Dudley Field Malone as third assistant secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Senate
State Department
Walter H. Page
London
John Bassett Moore
John EB. Osborne
Dudley Field Malone
Mayor vows crackdown on Boston dance halls
In Reaton on April 22 Mayor John F Fitzgerald said society dances are bolder than those elsewhere and fuel abuses in public halls. He warned that if conditions do not improve he will close the most offensive places and may require a universal closing hour of midnight or 1 am for all ballrooms.
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Reaton
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Water Will Be Shut Off On Main Street
Notice by F B Hayes superintendent states water service will be shut off on Main Street from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. on April 22 1913 to allow repairs. The advisory warns residents and businesses to secure supplies and plan around the temporary outage.
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F. B. Hayes
Pendleton Sees Wide Range of Visitors from West and Localities
A stream of visitors and residents pass through Pendleton from Condon Hermiston Echo and Weston widely including J W Shearer G Sapper Ben Swaggart and many others Mrs Clarke Nelson and Adah Losh Rose visit Portland while Rev Staley travel from Helix and F S Bramwell from La Grande attends local events City Attorney Charles H Carter battles rheumatic gout and Mayor James Kyle returns from Walla Walla with fruitgrowers group notes Miss Pauline Rice visits Walla Walla and several Athenians travel by auto to Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Shearer
Condon
Pendleton
G. Sapper
Hermiston
Boone Watson
Pilot Rock
Asa B. Thomson
Echo
Lic Blomgren
Weston
Ben Swaggart
Lexington
Harry Z. Brown
Adah Losh Rose
Portland
P. T. Harbour
Weston Brick Yard
Bramwell
la Grande
Emmett Reese
Hurth
Pete Sheridan
Buttercreek
Charles H. Carter
St. Anthony Hospital
James Kyle
Stanfield
Walla Walla
Pauline Rice
Eastland
J. G. Kilpack
Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society of
Points West
L. D. Howland
Freewater
Hale
Thompson Street
Railroad company offers prizes at Wasco county fair
The Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation Company notified the Business Men's association of The Dalles Oregon that it will award four valuable prizes for the best 60 ears of hand selected seed corn. Prizes include a two-horse corn cultivator, a corn sheller, a one-horse corn cultivator, and a hand corn planter. Prizes will be bought from local merchants and displayed so all entrants know the rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Ore
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Business Men's Association
Wasco County
Rader Leads in Practice Batting for Pendleton Team
Don Rader posts .556 over eighteen at bats to lead the Pendleton Buckaroos in practice hitting. Doherty follows with .474, Lodell at .438, and Varian over .400 before a Sunday letdown. Team records show two baggers for Rader and Lodell, three baggers for Haworth, and multiple home runs and stolen titles across players.
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Don Rader
Buckarooes
Pendleton
Doherty
Lodell
Varian
McKune
Rader
Haworth
Cowan
Augustus & McKune
Bladen
Wells
Onberne
AB H Upc
Rader ‘ Neve
Perres Takes Terrific Beating in 18th Round Loss
Saginaw's Jack Perres absorbed a brutal attack from Portland middleweight Jack Duarte lasting twenty scheduled rounds at the Oregon theater. Perres was down fifteen times, showed gameness, but could not continue in the eighteenth as Duarte controlled the bout from the start. Dudley Evans refereed after several preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Perres
Saginaw
Michigan
Pendleton
Perres
Jack Duarte
Portland
Oregon Theater
Duarte
Dudley Evans
Philadelphia police adopt new system to identify criminals
Philadelphia April 22 The Philadelphia Police Department will become the first in the United States to replace the Bertillon finger system of photographing criminals with a motion picture identification method. The shift aims to streamline culprit recognition using film snapshots and sequential comparisons, signaling a bold move in forensic practice and policing procedures.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Police Department
United States
Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge for Children's Health
The advertisement urges parents to use Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge to support children's stomach care appetite strength and blood quality. It claims preventively benefits for weak constitutions and digestion often caused by intestinal parasites, noting eighty years of use and availability from Dr. D. Jayne & Son in Philadelphia.
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Ayne
Jayne
D. Jayne
Local film demo to aid detective work planned
Director Porter arranges with a local film manufacturer to stage a two week demonstration at detective headquarters. A criminal may be identified by actions. a notorious offender will walk before the picture camera so detectives can view him from all angles. Five feet of film per subject will be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture Film
Porter
Detective Headquarters
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F. E. Livengood & Company
the Ladies and Children’s Store
United Orchestra
L C. Snyder
John Baldwin
Victor
Warren’s
Brown
Elty
Main Street
Water St
Pendleton Specialty Co
H. M. Warren
Alta Street
Penland Brothers
Penland Bros
Pendleton Woolen
Roent
Jefferson Street
City
Charles Ogilvy
Pilot
F. J. Donaldson
Clarke Nelson
Railroad Company
St. Louis
Adams
Kelly
Griner
Geyer
Wingo
Cincinnati
R. H. E. Cribb
Lara Altiaig
Ke Ok Lavender
Smith
Cheney and Archer
Johnson and Clark
R. HH
Engle
Alnsmith
Ford
Fisher
Sweeney
Williams
Cleveland
R. Mitchell
Stone
Alxander
W Mitchell
Carlsche
Chicago
Detroit
Hicago
Klawitter
Stanage
Russell
Schalk
R. H. E. Boston
Wood
Bedient
Foster and Nuna
Maker
Houck, Plank and Lapp N .W. League
Spokane
Victoria
Sabee
Saeco Oe
Narveson
Shea
Gordon
Kraft
Oastdick
Vancouver
B. C
R. H
Esnee
Oueennee Vane
Agnew
Murray
Schmutz
Konnick
Seattle
R.A
Tacoma
Concannon
Churchill
Graindell
Meikle
Cadman
National League
Eh Eens
Boston Oane
Marquard
Tyler
Raridan
Brooklyn
R.H.E
Sesh
Mayer
Doom
Allen
Mil
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Geary Street
San Francisco
Spalding Dealer
Marvel CO
G. J. Whitaker
Pendleton Drug Co
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