News in Briefs From Around the World and United States
Wiliam J. Bryan leaves Vienna for Moscow and $1. Petersburg with expectations that enough democratic senators will back the Panama treaty to assure ratification. Amarillo County Texas votes down prohibition by 86. A Boston sanitarium claims death of Fincher Ladd, once on the Philippine supreme court. The Dowles movement spurs new religious fervor in New York City. Crown Prince of Germany faces capture or confinement. A cave collapse near Santa Maria Oregon buries a man named Storwell. Korea’s extinction is forecast as Australia’s role is discussed. Bert Rows awaits execution in San Quentin after a pardon attempt. December 18 looms for his date.
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Wiliam J. Bryan
Vienna
Moscow
Petersburg
Amarillo County
Texas
Prohibition
Rightyer
Fincher Ladd
Senmrea
Supreme Court
Philippines
Montay
Boston
Dowles
Sid Eulvaton
New York City
Duwhelam
Germany
Bible Room
Reckteas
Sante Maria
Korea
Aussia
Japan
Bert Rows
San Quentin
Bang
Onle
Pardee II
Oregon College Debate On Labor Unions Set For January
Port land exports 20000 bush ela of barley this season the largest shipment in any comparable period. Oregon Whitman college teams will debate the question Is Incorporation of Labor Unions Desirable at Eugene on January 15. Old crews return to work as San Francisco restaurants open Thursday.
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Portland
Oregon Whitman College
Eugene
San Francisco
Hotel Arrivals at Pendleton and Nearby Cities
A list of hotel arrivals includes J C Lae and A Nylander from Portland, J Augua from Kansas City, Charles Watrey and wife from Canyon City, Dan McQuain from Washington, G Stevens from Spokane, J Pred Pisher from Spokane, H Henderson and wife, A Dinwiddie from Pilot Rock, and multiple guests from Portland, Walla Walla, Milton, La Grande, and other Pacific Northwest locales staying at Golden Rule Hotel and various hostelry entries.
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Pendleton
J.C Lae
Portland
Nylander
J. Augua
Kansas City
Cresefield
Charles Watrey
Canyuts
Dan McQiain
Washington
Svibusty
San Francisco
Charlee K Alawson
Yountman
Bortland
Th Coman
M. Craig
J. Pred Pisher
Spokane
Ss. Hostecer
Cat Craowdaere
Chicago
W. Stevens
A. & Keight
City
Corvallis
A. G. Howard
Curey
W. Rondel
la Grande
Domestic tragedy and a remorseful assessor tale
A distressed county assessor CP Strain confronts tragic events after discovering mice in his books. He killed several, expecting burial by a janitor. the mice vanished, then a haunting reminder of his actions emerged. The piece blends his remorse with unrelated ads and medical notices, reflecting era's cluttered page.
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County Assessor CP
Trib Cure Endorsed For Tobacco Quitters In Walla Walla
The 1903 notice from Walla Walla praises Trib as a cure for tobacco desire. A second item announces a Sportsmen's Association meeting at city council rooms on Wednesday December 16 at 7 30 p m to plan the annual tournament. Secretary H J Stillman urges all members to attend.
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Walla Walla
Waah
Sportsmen's Association
Asl
H. J. Stillman
Beef on the hoof price quoted and local winter moves noted
Alba notes list beef on the hoof price at three and a quarter cents, CG Hoover planning to move to Pendleton for winter, Miss Elmo Davia back home, and various farm tasks. Weather shows two inches of snow, cattle and sheep moved to winter quarters, and a Swattie company purchase of eighty beefs for Christmas trade. James Hoss returns from Grande Ronde, and Miss Eric Davis in Helix area. several residents shift homes or jobs.
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Eras
James Hoss
C. E. Hoover
Pendleton
Eric Davis
Helix
George Numan
Camacere
Millard Dick Ja
Prime Beevers
St Welch
Union Sloat Company
Swattie
Motae
M'Kay Creek Items. Road Condition Complaints Rise
In North McKay on December 16, reports note a newly laid road in bad shape since last fall, with calls for better form and earlier township acceptance. A new school teacher in District Thirty-Nine has resigned amid local complaints about ongoing conditions in the wheat fields and roads.
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North McKay
Annual Tournament Preparations by Sportamen’s Association
The Petdieton Sportamen's Aswool erlon will meet on Wartlnewiiny avin ine to arrange the second annual tournament. Committees to hire charge will be appointed and all details of the shoot will be completed. The event is planned for January 31 and February 1 and 2, open to all except manufacturers. Last year $200 purse. this year expected to exceed $414. Attendance last year was around 100. this year more are expected. The association is making labor preparations and seeking additional support. Dr. Schmidt & Co promotes Acker's Blood Elixir. Jobo Flynn, Portland actor, is under arrest in San Francisco for de obkpene Jeni Cina fhe mall.
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Cheney
Fall
Sportamen
Petdieton Sportamen
Aswoolerlon
Wartlnewiiny Avinine
Io Ie
Alcome Orn
Northwest
Reat
Iime
Perwonk
Anil Ible
Jobo Flynn
Portland
San Pranentea
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Duck
Baer
Daley
Main Street
General News
Northwest News
Claroon County
Board of Equal Tation
J.J. Fite Gerald
Han
Gay Harahman
OHR & NS
Burt Gable
Multnomah County
Gable
Northern Pacific
Pont Palle
Mont
Havre
Danial Wataker
British Columbia
Hoy. Arnold
John Day
Hamilton
Grant County
Canyon City
Harry Egbert
Jack Went
John Saxton
Harney County
Baker City
E. T. Wade & Son
Hox
Fe Black
Golden Rule Hotel
Henderson
HM Nite
A. Dinwiddie
Pilot
Thack DC
Gallam
H. P
J. G. McLauaalin
Garitune
S. Carlisle
Bumpter
William Loveridge
Woodburn CO
W Jackson
la Grande Ll. Cunningham
Portinuid
Krasbig & Shar
Tuutach’s
Alba News
William Puttey
Fred Fill
Eagle Valley
Baker County
W. Allen
Union
Wo Allen
Kiic
Warker
E W. Allen
Mins
Ruth Kidder
M’kay
Acker
Schmidt & Co
Cis
Halliday
Bill Polderg
F. W. Schmid
Anny Lave
Ximin
W. J. Clarke & Co
Emav
Elaterite Roofing CO
San
Worcester Gullding
Boston Stori
Dent's
Papsneys Eilk
New
Carter & Holmes
Boston Stor
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