Widow sues for 510000 over electric car death in Walla Walla
Minnie Schnassee, widow of Herman Schnassee, files in superior court seeking $15,000 damages plus costs after a car on the Walla Walla Valley Traction line struck and killed him August 6 at 6:50 p.m. The suit alleges the company allowed pedestrians on the track and failed to signal, causing the fatal incident.
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Herman Schnassey
Walla Walla
Electric Line
Nie Schnassee
Herman Schnassee
Schnassee
Walla Walla Union
Walla Walla Valey Traction Company
Herman Schimasée
Forestry 3 inviting 10 young men
Thirty nine graduates from nine American forest schools have been appointed to the forest service for the current field season. They come from Yale Baltimore University of Michigan Michigan Agricultural College Harvard Cornell University of Towns and University of Nebraska. Most are on National forests or forestry study projects. Foresters start at 2160 a year and must prove their fitness, with growth potential through practical work and study as they rise. Gifford Pinchot notes the blend of nature insight and business skill needed to succeed.
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Forest Service
Yale
Baltimore
University of Michigan
Michigan Asticultural College
Harvard
Cornell
University of Towns
University of Nebraska
National Forest( the Forest
Little child drowns at Willamette mill race
A sixteen month old daughter of President Homan of Willamette University fell into a mill race beneath the Willamette University ball field in Salem. The body was found floating three blocks downstream by pedestrians.
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Homan
J. #. Coleman
Bes
Willamette University
Aga
Salem Dispatch
Man Keeps Snakes On Dalles Homestead A Solitary Hobby
Jake Binns lives 10 miles southeast of The Dalles in a lonely shack with six to ten rattlers. He trains the reptiles, handles them carefully, and claims no fear, saying rattlers do not hurt him if he treats them kindly. Once a sheep herder and Philippine War veteran, he was among notable pistol shots and an amateur boxer.
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Jake Binns
Dalles
Philippines
United States
Binns
Prunes and a Doctor Discuss Dinner at Boarding House
A fragment shows a witty boarding house exchange about overeating and a doctor. The line hints at social humor as characters consider inviting the doctor to discuss the topic over prunes at their evening meal.
Crop outlook upbeat says state horticulture chief
State Commissioner Fr A Huntley of North Yakima told Walla Walla officials that Wahington's bumper crop will be larger than last year and above average. He spoke with C TL Whitney and county fruit inspector about measures to keep the local fruit market clean during his Walla Walla visit.
Salmon Tagging Experiment Seeks River Migration Data
The United States Bureau of Fisheries conducts tagging experiments on Chinook salmon to track movement and deterioration en route to spawning grounds. Professor Charles W. Greene leads the study from Iwaco with aluminum tagged discs reading C. S. and a serial number. After tagging near the Columbia mouth, fish are released to be recaptured at various river points, aiding scientific insight for fisheries officials and fishermen alike.
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Henry O'Malley
United States Superintendent of Fisheries
oOregon
Oregon City
A. G McAllinter
Portland
Charles W. Greene
Waco
Journal
Oregon Daily Journal
Fisheries Bureau
Saience
Charlies W. Greene
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Iwaco
C. S
Washington
Columbia
Governor Chamberlain Accepts Harriman Invitation
Governor Chamberlain has accepted an invitation from B. A. Harriman to be his guest at Pellean Bay summer lodge. It is believed Harriman seeks to discuss aspects of Oregon development with the former executive regarding the plan.
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Chamberlain
B. A. Harriman
Pellean Bay
Oregon
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