Pendleton and Boise Open Season With Parade and Game
Pendleton and Boise meet in the season opener at Round-up Park with a large automobile parade leading fans to the event. The game features Pendleton pitchers Berger and Haworth against Boise’s Chapman and Gard, officiated by Burnsides. Lodell and Cowan are sidelined by injury but expected to play. a postgame luncheon will follow at 7 in the St. George grille.
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Pendleton
Franklin
Cadillac
Ford
Maxwell
Depot Grounds
Main Street
Alta
Main
Berger and Haworth
Chapman
Gard
Boise
Burnsides
Gimlin
Lodell
Cowan
Walla Walla
St. George Grille
President Wilson and Moore Meet on Alien Land Bill
President Wilson and State Department counselor John Bassett Moore conferred from 7 to 10 am on the anti alien land bill. Two telegrams from Bryan were reviewed. contents and Wilsons reply withheld. They aimed to answer objections raised by California legislators.
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Washington
Wilson
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Bryan
Moore
California
California Workmen's Compensation Act Passed
Sacramento April 29 Senate approved the workmen's compensation act at 1 30 this morning marking a major measure of the se alon.
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California
Sacramento
Senate
Duchess of Connaught in serious condition after operation
London April 29 The Duchess of Connaught wife of the governor general of Canada underwent a second abdominal operation She is reported in serious condition following the procedure and remains under medical care in London
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London
Duchess of Connaught
Canada
Rancher J B Runyan Visits Birch Creek Boundary
J B Runyan a prosperous Birch Creek rancher is down today to transact business at the county seat.
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J. B. Runyan
Birch Creek
Bride collapses after 293 dances at Beaver Falls wedding
Beaver Falls, Pa. April 29 Mrs. John Kuzius a bride of three days is in critical condition and may die from excessive dancing at her wedding The Polish custom of dancing with the bride for a dollar a dance is blamed The 292nd dance occurred with 298 dollars in the dowry before her collapse which may be unrecoverable
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Beaver Falls
John Kuzius
Kuzlus
Senator Works Defends California Anti Alien Law Attitude
Washington April 29 Senator Works voiced defense of Governor Johnson and California legislature stance on alien land ownership. He said states have the right to enact laws determining who owns land and that treaties or federal action cannot deny or impair this. He noted the president may urge waivers, but coercion by any government or foreign power is unacceptable.
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Senator Works
California
Washington
Johnson
Works
Declared Works
Bryan
San Francisco
Sacramento
Brvan
Wilson
Senate Chamber
Japan
United States
White House
Underwood Measure Debated as Tariff Bill Moves
Washington April 24 The house opened debate on the tariff bill with the Underwood measure under consideration. Underwood said he would impose a pay rule and allow five minute open debate unless the minority seeks dilatory tactics. He warned Republicans Democrats will dictate the tariff and be responsible for the results. He asserted the democrats frame the bill and will not let Republicans write it.
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Washington
House
Underwood
Federals Released by U S Troops After Arrest
San Diego reports General Pedro Ojeda leader of Huerta federals in Northern Mexico and twenty aides were freed on Washington orders. They will sail tonight to Masenda and from there to Guayamas to rejoin the federal army in Sonora.
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San Diego
Pedro Ojeda
Huerta Federals
Mexico
United States
Washington
Masenda
Guayamas
Sonora
Hermiston Resident J. W. Messner Noted Among Project Dwellers
J. W. Messner of Hermiston was listed among the project dwellers in the city yesterday, highlighting the presence of local residents in the housing initiative.
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J. W. Messner
Hermiston Way
Austria ready to strike blow in Montenegro crisis
An early 20th century dispatch reports Austria prepared to issue a 24 hour ultimatum to Montenegro over Scutari and to move on occupation of key heights, with war declared if Montenegro evacuates. Vienna signals immediate independent action to force Montenegro from Scutari and possibly bombard the city.
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Vietina
Austria
Montenesry
Frang
Artivari
Europe
London
Powers On Act
Sustri
Immediite
Ethon
Montenegro
Forcs
Nicholas
Evant
Scutari
Vienna
London Thally Mall
Jonkeht
Veon Berchtold
Monte
Herre Tonerraw
Eveennite Seutirt
Levee Break Floods Upper Louisiana Area
A breached Lake &J. John levee 12 miles north of Ferrydale La on the Mississippi river released floodwaters into lower Tensas and Concordia parishes. About 20,000 people are displaced across roughly 900 square miles with property damage in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Upper Louisiana
Mississippi
Natchez
Miss
Lake &J. John
Ferrydale
Lower Tensas
Concordia
Pankhurst Ordered Back to Jail in London
London April 29 The home office announced that the ticket of leave granted to Mrs. Pankhurst had been revoked and a warrant issued for her immediate return to prison.
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London
Boise Team Faces Tough Open as Last Year
Boise manager Dad Gimlin laments that this year’s team cannot match the previous season’s mark. He cites weaker pitching and calls for more spending while noting familiar faces Vie at infield and outfield. Pitchers Bridger and Pittman stand out as reliable, with Cause and Blawusser adding depth.
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Dad” Gimilin
Pat Maya
Smith
Chicago White Sox
Pope
Oakland
Dud
Tran
Walla Walla
Reams
Friente
Scott
Bolse
la Grande
Idaho Bunch
Jack Cause
Blawusser
Dad
Rader
Opposition to Wool and Sugar Plan Faces Fight in Congress
President Wilton schedules four conferences with western and southern leaders to oppose the free wool and sugar provisions. The minority says no amendment chances exist but vows to fight the first digit which will take effect the day after signing. Republicans claim business must have time to adjust under the new Zinderwooll provisions, delaying implementation.
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Washington
Wilton
Near kidnapping attempt ends in fatal hatchet attack
In Chicago on April 28 Anne Forte, 19, near kidnapped by a group led by Pasquello Forte. A bystander Frank Alana was fatally struck by a bullet during the melee. Pasquello's brother was tailed by the assailants when a hatchet was seized and used by Marasato to intervene, after which Forte fled.
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Chicago
Pasquello
Tens Marigato
Rich Young Itallin
Anne Forte
Frank Alana
Marasato
Pasquello Forte
Forte
Police Chief Questioned Over Bunco Ring Info
San Francisco April 29 The district attorney demanded Police Chief White explain to the grand jury why he did not act last August on information provided by August Joannon a waiter about bunco operators active in the city Joannon says he informed White of the ring and gave the location of its headquarters
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San Francisco
White
Grand Jury
Abugust
Joannon
Buncon
Fickert
Jonnanon
Bunco Ring
Mutinous Troops Hold General Salazar Prisoner in Casas Grandes
El Paso reports April 24 that ex-general Joge Inez Salazar’s troops mutinied at Casas Grandes, refusing to march on Chihuahua to oppose the insurgents. Salazar and staff are said held by loyalists as federal regulars from the district are moved away and border traffic along the Northwestern Railway is disrupted.
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el Paso
Texas
Joge Inez Salazar
Casas Grandes
Chihuahua
Salazar
Huerta
Salaxar
Adv
Cases Grandes
Mexico Northwestern
Refusal to comment on Friedmann treatment by official
Washington April 21 Refusal to express opinion on the Friedmann cure is voiced by Dr W O Rucker assistant surgeon of the public health service. Rucker stated no further connection with the treatment and World is confined to bacterial investigation to determine serum safety. Priedmann institutes will be state birthed in 38 states.
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Washington
WO Rucker
Sureen
Public Health Service
Rucker
Priedmann
Tornow's Slayer Refuses Vaudeville Offer in Aberdeen
Giles Quimby, who shot and killed John Tornow the wild Olympic man, refused a Seattle vaudeville house offer of 250 dollars weekly for 20 weeks. He prefers possible death from crime above performing for curiosity seekers. Quimby, 41, born in California with French ancestry, is married with a baby girl and will share the reward with Blair and Lathrop heirs.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Giles Quimby
John Tornow
Seattle
Quimby
Mrs Pankhurst Too Ill to Return to Prison
London April 29 Superintendent Quinn of Scotland Yard and a Holloway prison surgeon visited Mrs Pankhurst today and officially reported that she is too ill to return to prison to finish her three year sentence.
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London
Quinn
Scotland Yard
Holloway
Wilson Firm on Legislation as Bryan Heads to California
The article reports Governor Johnson backing strong anti alien provisions in California, with President Wilson negotiating via Bryan. Bryan plans to visit San Francisco with Pacific Exposition hosts, while awaiting Washington’s guidance on the alien land and citizenship bill.
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Wilson
Bryan
Waerington
Prom Wilson
Railroad forfeits 2 000 000 acres in Oregon and California
Federal Judge Wolverton forfeits more than 2 million acres of Inna grants in Oregon and California due to noncompliance by the Oregon and California Railroad company. The ruling, made after the railroad declined to argue, will be appealed to the federal court of appeals.
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Portland
Ore
Wolverton
Oregon
California
Oregon and California Railroad Company
Federal Court of Appeals
Bixby Refuses Testimony Before Grand Jury
George H. Bixby, a Long Beach millionaire, appeared before a Los Angeles grand jury probing white slavery but reportedly refused to testify after ten minutes in the jury room.
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Los Angeles
George H. Bixby
Long Beach
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