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In a stockholders report Cranston and McKinney certify Round-Up books were accurately kept and the committee’s audit finds the management and feed departments run in a splendid, businesslike manner. They donate their services and state no charge. The committee’s letter to the board praises the thorough, efficient handling and confirms faultless recordkeeping.
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Cranston and
McKinney
Messrs. C. W. Cranston
W. C. McKinney
Stockholmern
Cranston and McKinney
Steek
A. J. M Allister
J. VW. Tallalan
N. DD
Swearingen
Girl's nerve saves life on rushing express
Miss Amanda Young narrowly escaped death when her shoe caught in a frog on the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. She slashed the shoe with a penknife, freed her foot, and leaped from the New York Atlantic City express as workmen nearby offered aid and others fainted.
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Burlington
N.v
Amanda Young
Miss Young
Chancellor bans Hall Hall the Gang's All Here song
Lincoln Neb chancellor Avery at Nebraska University bans the old-time college favorite song Hall Hall the Gang's All Here after continued complaints from theater managers and others. He warns students singing it in public or engaging in improper acts could face expulsion and disciplinary action.
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Lincoln, Neb
Avery
Nebraska University
Hall
Move with Penland Bros Transfer for quick service
Call Penland Bros Transfer at 32391 to arrange a move. Weekly trash hauling is available. Located at 647 Main Street, they offer large tray moves and fast service.
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Penland Bros
Main Street
Pendleton News Briefs Liquor Case Divorce and Local Notices
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Charles Gotf held for liquor to Indians case hearing. A divorce awarded to Dane Nelson from George W. Nelson. Woolgrowers convention rail fare set at 56.40 for Omaha trip. Missionary J R Vernon visits Pendleton presbytery area. Pilot Rock justice handles assault case between two women. Gibson and MacVaughan involved. E L Kiser returns to Ohio after police matter. Illinois Steel official thanks Pendleton officers.
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Charles Gotf
Pilot Rock
Justice of the Peace
Thomas Gibson
MacVaughan
Gibson Place
Gibson
Carter & Smythe
Justice’s Court
Pendleton
Basia
Suit Filed To Recover Lumber Bill On Grand View Orchard Lot
J L of ingers files in the circuit court a suit against W A Barker to recover 242.20 for lumber supplied for a house on lot 9 in the Grand View Orchard east county. Barker allegedly contracts to buy the lot with W T Farrisor and J A Bradley as owners. Plaintiff seeks a mechanic's lien on the lot and the case is handled by Lowell & Winter.
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J. L. Ofinger
W. A. Barker
Grand View Orchard
Barker
W. T. Farrisor
J. A. Bradley
Lowell & Winter
Parson backs Chinese female domestics in editorial
Spokane editorials spark NW debate as Dean Hicks calls for easing or repealing the Chinese Exclusion Act to allow hundreds of thousands of Orientals for domestic service. Congregation splits over the proposed solution to the servant girl problem.
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Spokane
Wash
Northwest
Cathedral Chimes
Wii
Hicks
All Saints Cathedral of
Dean Hicks
Inland Empire Land Settlement Plan Proposed in Spokane
Spokane Washington reports a plan by Samuel Glasgow to settle 1 000 000 acres in the Inland Empire district with 10 acre plots for two settlers per member of the Spokane chamber of commerce. The effort targets eastern Washington Oregon northern Idaho and western Montana to boost agricultural wealth and population with away from cities. Banks and railroads for support and completion hoped by 1912.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Wrstern Afontana
Samuel Glasgow
Chaiirman
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Inland Empire
Northwest
Glasgow
Idaho City to Have Its Own Booze Shop
Spokane report says ministers from nearly every denomination support Coeur d Alene Idaho plan to establish a municipal saloon in that city. The move aims to create a licensed drinking venue under city oversight.
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Idaho City
Spokane
City debate over municipal saloon in Coeur d'Alene
Alderman F Parrett defends a proposed city saloon, arguing it would spur political activity by liquor interests rather than corrupt officials. He notes regulation often favors liquor, suggests checks, bonds, and a municipal trial unless Idaho law blocks it, and cites state courts as the ultimate decision path.
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F Parrett
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Eleven Passes With the Bones Ends in Tragedy in Houston
In Houston Texas a black man playing a nickel ante dice game reportedly rolled eleven straight passes with the bones. After ten throws winning $51.10, fate struck on the final roll as the man collapsed and died, the crowd left stunned by the sudden death.
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Houston
Texas
Coos Bay Port Status Inquiry by Federal Agent
Special agent Watkins of the United States treasure department visits Marshfield Oregon to study Coos Bay as a port of entry. Reports note past plans to make it a subport to Portland were dropped and the local custom officer may remain. The agent seeks data to decide whether to keep a local office or designate a sub-port.
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Marshfield
Ore
Watkins
United States Tronoury Department
Coos Bay
Navy's global tonnage ranks Great Britain first
Washington reports the world naval tonnage shows Great Britain leading with 1,896,148 tons, the United States second with 757,711, and Germany third with 749,699. If wartime building plans finish, Britain would rise to 2,224,579 tons, Germany 1,087,299, and the United States 885,066. Officers and men tally are Britain 13,965, Germany 60,755, United States 40,217.
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Washington
Mve
Navy Department
United States
Germany
Great Britain
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