Rumors of Resignation and War News From Widths of the World
General bulletin reports W A Jones Indian commissioner may resign. Japanese move Ragatan mines near Niu Chwang. Second $50 000 payment of 4 000 000 loan to the St Louis fair sent. A bricklayer’s strike in government barracks at Washington progresses. Movements A Mounburnear Truxton NM Washington Santa Fe tracks bridges grades for 12 miles. Richard Morgan kills Mexican during arrest attempt at Bowlder Colorado. Telegraph lines hinder Kissy news from the war front. Chicago butchers blacklisted. packing house beef boycott looms. International Harvester plants in Chicago shut, 1b 000 job losses. An inventory attempt for reorganization underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
W. A. Jones
Liao River
Niu Chwang
St. Louie Fair
Washington
Mra
Maybrick
Truxton
Santa Fe
Richard Morgan
Bowlder
Bunday
Kissy
Chicago
International Har Vester Company
Pacific Northwest News Highlights Tradeoffs and Appointments
E L Chalecrati named superintendent of Chemawa Indian School replacing resigned T W Potter. La Grande forms fish and game association with H J Hockenberry president and Geo L Cleaver secretary. G M Richey appointed La Grand postmaster under Congressman Whillameann. Mrs Lucinda Bryant, Albany widow, hanged herself Saturday night. Smelter workers at Great Falls form a human chain to recover Charles Slusher’s body after drowning. Astoria to get a can making factory with 42000 capital. Senator Ankeny backs A W Carner for Castle Rock postmaster. Congressman Cushman opposes. Portland Southern Electric Co incorporated for 1 million to build Portland to Salem line. James C Bobet drowns after falling from jetties at the Columbia mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Chalecrati
T. W. Potter
la Grande
H. J. Hockenberry
Geo. L. Cleaver
G. M. Richey
la Grand
Whillameann
Lucinda Bryant
Plender
Albany
Great Falls
Montana
Charles Slusher
Astoria
Ankeny
A. W. Carner
Castle Rock
Wash
Cushman
Real estate ad from E. T. Wade & Son in Pendleton
If you want to buy wheat land stock ranch town property vacant lots or anything in the real estate line drop in and see us E. T. WADE & SON Office in B. O. Building Pendleton Or Phone Black 1111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Wade & Son
B. O
Pendleton
Black
New Fever Germ Causes Spotted Fever From Ground Squirrels
The State Board of Health warns that ground squirrels harbor a tick carrying a deadly germ linked to human spotted fever. The outbreak centers in Idaho and eastern Oregon, with high fatality in the Bitterroot Valley and near Baker City. Doctors seek antitoxin while rounds of ticks proliferate on gophers, threatening broader spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Board
Oregon
Ralph Matson
Mierlon
Idaho
Huntington
Baker City
Howt
Maxey
Hotslin
Daho
Minnesota
Heomlth
Agmarentiy
Hood River
Wounds Hutelingen
Gophers
Mattwen
Hotel Arrivals at The St George and Other Guests
A long column lists hotel arrivals and guests in transit across multiple cities including San Francisco Portland Seattle Spokane and Milwaukee. Names include J D French Putte Halverson Robt Jarvis Samuel Glenn George Campbell Lee Ira Mallory Spalding W R Dion Quebec Boltineer George Wheeler MacArthur Trembell and many more with affiliations to Portland Walla Walla Seattle and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
J.D. French
Chien Ox
J. Misher
Portland
George Harrie
Portiani
George Harris
DM. Campbell
Tekor
W. Dd. Lyman
Walla Walla
James A. Greene
Elty
Lowry
Milwaukee
J. M. Dyron
Spokane
Mra
A. Yo Walters
C. A. Horton
Chieapo
Nevignteyrrer
Wil
Tie Hotel
A. K. Croen
San Francisco
T. A. White
M P Mendelsohn
San Franciseco
Vieroy Stanlevker
Paul M H Patton
Speker
MeEkroy
Morgan
Starbuck
Fred Fisher
George Be Roberts
L. W. White
Si Price
A. BK. Thomson
Ehe
Charl
S&s
Restrictions on Amber Logging Stir Debate in Prairie County
Charles Derham of Trout Creek describes new Interior Department orders led by Secretary Hitchcock restricting timber salvage. Inspectors demand stoppage of purchases lacking final patent receipts, threatening forfeiture and possible mill closures as timber in the region remains scarce. The episode spurs criticism of federal policy after years of lumbering in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Derham
Trout Creek
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Derham
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Prinaville
Sheep Infringe Water Reserve At McCully Fork Heights
Jon Tomlinson of Sumpter Light and Water returns with government notices to sheep herders grazing on the Blue Aloud reserve near McCullys Fork. About 10 000 sheep from Heppner area encroached on water supply for city needs. Herders warned to move flocks immediately or face U S marshal action. Bonfires observed as flocks corralled. Notice also offers range and water leasing details via La Grande address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Lille
Haines
Ihs
la Grande
Union County
George Washington
Jim
Jon Tomlinson
Sumpter Light & Water Company
McCully’s Fork
Sumpter
Tomlinson
McCully's Fork
Heppner
Haldy
McCuliy
Baldy
Grant
Tom Gray
Valley Queen
Grant County
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Ares
F. W. Schmidt
General News
Pont His
Pacific Northwest News
Portland Southern Electric Company of
Salem
James C. Bobet
Columbia River
Tallman & Co
Sodayville
Nev
the Pendleton
HH. Burke
E. M Davin
McKay
KF Perkine
McMinnville
Ella Owens
Athena
A. J. Chapman
Vinson
M. J. Moore
S Gill
L. K. Hukil
Starbues
J.D. Gregorie
City
A. Edwards
Millon
J. F. Jone
Stella Brown
Norwood
I J. Chenay Co
Toleio
Olio
AL Gare
J. Cheney & Ce
Toledo
C. K
Pruggiat
Ree Tence Fall
Conmtipa
Ellis Dreas
Sulla
Ials
Sumpter Paper
Hilly Leathers
Howard's Cigar Store
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Universal Steel
Goodman-Thompson Hardware CO
Main Street
Milwaukee Beer
the State Saloon
E. Russell & Co., Propa
Court Street
Court
Cottonwood Streets
Alta House
James Crawford
Downer
Care Alta House
Colum
Malin
Alta
F. X. Schempp
W. C. Minnis
Neumag Cigar Store
White Bros
Association Brook
Walt
Glenn Winslow Jeweler
F.E. van Doses & Co
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