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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1913
Page
2
West denounces mob rule over Leach case in Oregon statement
In Salem on August 4 Governor West condemned I W W actions at Marshfield and the deportation of Dr Leach from Bandon. He urged the attorney general to take the matter to court to punish violators whether I W W members, Dr Leach, mob participants, or officials who failed to stop disorder. He also criticized Al Powers the reported kingpin and condemned mob influence and unlawful acts by radicals. The message outlines three focal propositions and urges legal punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
West
Marshfield
Dr. Leach
Bandon
Leach
Errest
Edgeworth
Everest
Bailey K. Leach
George Washington
al Powers
Smith-Powers Lumber Company
W. W
Mayor Abe imposes permanent downtown street speaking ban
Portland. August 2. Mayor Abe makes permanent an order issued weeks ago prohibiting street speaking in the downtown area. Police instructed to enforce the ban rigidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Albee
Canal Tolls Not Cause For British Exhibition Refusal
London reports that the Pall Mall Gazette denounces claims linking Panama canal tolls to Britain’s rejection of a San Francisco exposition. The paper states the refusal stemmed from the London Board of Trade’s failure to secure enough manufacturers to justify an exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Pall Mall Gazette
London Board of Trade
From Adventurer to Boss in Wireless Age
In Seattle on August 4 a report describes Jack Irvin rising from soldier of fortune to superintendent of the northern division at Marcon wireless Telegraph. He teamed with Wellman on the trans Atlantic balloon attempt and now faces establishing wireless communication for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boss
Seattle
Soldier of Fortune
Marcon Wireless Telegraph Company
Jack Irvin
Wellman
Atlantic
Irwin
Englishman wins hiss case for damages at music hall
Alfred Pratt objected to a song sung by Mlle Payne at Cardiff Empire Music hall and hissed. Manager Herbert Taylor had him ejected. The Swansea assizes awarded Pratt 250 dollars in damages against Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hiss
Alfred Pratt
Mlle. Payne
Cardiff Empire Music Hall
Herbert Taylor
Swansea
After Courtship of 50 Years They Wed
Spokane notes a remarkable match as George W. Page 66, a Toppenish merchant, wed Elizabeth Smith 65 of Cleveland after a 50 year courtship started in youth, paused 45 years by prior marriages, and renewed by letters after both spouses died. Each has a family of grown children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
George W. Page
Toppenish
Elizabeth Smith
Cleveland
Ohio
Indians Enforce Reserve Hunting Ban Against Whites
North Yakima Wash August 4 Indians refuse white camping on the Yakima reservation and issue permits to no white campers this year. They cite white man politics learned in Washington and say they defend treaty rights by restricting non Indians to hunt within the reclaimed reserve land. They complain off reservation laws drove them from Prosser and reduce access to the game district once theirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Wash
Yakima
Washington, D. c
Don Carr
Prosser
Roads at home urged for better local upkeep
The National Grange calls attention to wasted local road funds spent by counties and townships and urges prioritizing local roads along with state and national trunk highways. It notes road classes from local to national and stresses local responsibility, improved local traffic, and the growing role of motor trucks in rural transport. The Detroit convention of the American Road Congress is highlighted as a major upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grange Monthly
George C. Diehl
A. A. A. National Good Roads Board
Woodrow Wilson
American Road Congress
American Automobile Assocation
American Highway Association
Detroit
Mich
National Association of Floud
Portland Awards Dock Contract to Hicks Company
The Lewis A. Hicks company of San Francisco wins a $210,000 contract from the public docks commission to construct the first of several municipal docks in Portland. The dock will be built in the north harbor this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Lewis A. Hicks Company
San Francisco
Public Docks Commission
North Harbor
Garlic and Allium sativum in Midcentury Dining Drama
An ornate slice of domestic lore explores garlic as the “vegetable of the poets” with culinary instruction, garden visions, and quirky kitchen rituals. It blends recipe steps, household hints, and decor musings from period notices and newspaper voices.
Practical Kitchen and Household Hints From 19th Century Page
A collection of domestic tips including how to prevent berry pie from bubbling over by adding soda to the filling, using minced dates in fudge for a new confection, dipping mush in egg white to improve crispness when frying, and camphor over a low flame to deter mosquitoes. Also notes a method for tying up parcels where a string will always fit.
Cure of fifty years eczema with Hobson's ointment
Mrs. Kenney reports relief after fifty years of tetter, praising Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a perfect cure. The ad claims the ointment relieves burning itching and smarting and is available from druggists or by mail through Koeppens and Pfeiffer Chemical Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TD. Lu. Kenney
Dr. Hobson
Koeppens
Pfeiffer Chemical CO
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Square deal and the judge of its fairness
A concise reflection on a man seeking a fair agreement while also judging its equity. The line contrasts wanting a just agreement with wanting to arbitrate its fairness.
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