Death From Raw Alcohol In Camden Washington
A 17 year old boy Albert Merritt died after drinking raw alcohol aboard a train. He and two companions drank eight glasses and struggled to reach Spokane, dying morning after. Also notes Rhodes Scholar selection at Whitman College Whitman College committee to choose among Yater Milne and Neterer. Indian affairs: discontinuing deeds to Flathead allotments as water rights debated with government irrigation questions.
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Camden
Waah
Albert Merritt
Merritt
Spokane
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Bratton
Todd
Whitman
Yater
Milne
Neterer
Washington Collegen
Teds
Itonan
Mont
Comemissioner
Washington, D. C
Flathead Reservation
Brother Dead Girl Weds Ronin Mont On the Day After
Ada Dupuis and Phillip Mull wed in Missoula after her brother’s body was brought from Willows California where he was stabbed by a drunken man. Father Edward J Griva performed the ceremony. The couple plan to live in Rone with Mr Hull employed in his father’s store. The victim, Alex Dupuis, 22, from Chewelah Washington, left a widow and child.
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Mont
Willows
California
Ada Dupuis
Phillip G. Mull
Misoula
Edward J Griva
Rone
Hull
Alex. Dapuis
Chewelah
Wael
Washington
Louver
Lumberjacks Strike Over Wages in Coeur d Alene Idaho
Fifteen Sullivan & Candy logging crew members from Lane Idaho protested in Coeur d Alene claiming several months of unpaid wages. They planned to sue their employers P J Sullivan and Cid Kady after meeting in town, while contractors agreed to wait until this evening before acting. The men were employed on a contract with the Tolaho Pine company.
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Coeur d' Alene
Idaho
Sullivan & Candy
Lane
Coeur d'Alene
P J. Sullivan
Cid Kady
Tolaho Pine Company
Pasco Seeks Columbia River Bridge Link to Kennewick
Pasco Commercial Club discusses a proposed bridge over the Columbia River to connect Pasco with Kennewick. A letter from State Legislature member Th. B. Borrigan urges united action by Pasco and Kennewick clubs. Club leaders expect legislative support and broader regional backing.
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Pasco
Bridge
Wash
Franklin
Benton
$22,500 Profit From Mackenzie Ranch Deal
T A Lavake, former La Crosse merchant, arrived in Eugene with his family three months ago and bought a thousand acre Mackenzie ranch from J C Storey of Portland for 20,000. He sold his half interest for 48,500 to J H Steele of Montana, netting about 22,500 and plans to attract eastern investors to similar opportunities nearby.
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Eugene
Ore
T. A. Lavake
la Crosse
Wis
McKenzie
J. C. Storey
Portland
J. H. Steele
Montana
Layakele
Very Preakish Carrot Grown in Dayton Garden
Mrs William Eades widow who raises produce unearthed a freak carrot in Dayton Washington that won first place in a Northwest garden oddities list. Six carrots are interlocked into a single mass resembling an odor with each root distinct yet inseparable weighing seven pounds. No cause given though rocky soil is suspected.
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Dayton
William Eades
Eades
Kinzer Wounds At Home In Linn County Shooting
A Linn County man is severely wounded at his Crabtree area home while attempting to prevent his son James I Kinzer from shooting a neighbor boy Henry Kinzer. The incident occurred last night as the men confronted a threat at the Kinzer residence.
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Albany
Ore
James I. Kinzer
Henry Kinzer
Linn County
Crabtree
Kinzer Home Fight Ends With Gunfire Wounding Father
A gathering at the Kinzer home last Tuesday erupted after a quarrel between Kinzer and guest Wil lis Foren. Kinzer pulled a revolver during the hallway scuffle. The elder Kinzer was shot in the thigh and calf, a severe but not dangerous wound. No arrests yet.
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Kinzer
Maud Paul
Young Kinzer
Willis Foren
Foren
Kinger
Kinser Ji
Great Irrigation Work for Eastern Washington
Preliminary surveys and construction will begin next spring on irrigation projects spanning over 1,000,000 acres in eastern and central Washington. Private capital funds $66,000,000 for the Quincy Valley project and related works, with Wenatchee Lake as a reservoir and a 2000 foot fall to eliminate pumping. The Klickitat Irrigation and Power Co. expects about $12,000,000 in costs, selling water rights at 60 cents per acre, delivering water via cement-bed canals and developing 49,000 horsepower for pumping and power needs. Continuous efforts aim to complete the projects by March 1914.
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Spokane
Washington
Quincy Valley
Quincy Valley Water Users’ Association
Wenatchee Lake
Washington T
Klickitat Irrigation and Power Company
Columbia River
Pig Swallowed Man's False Teeth in Farmyard Chaos
James Morgan, a Vancouver area farmer, lost a new set of gold artificial teeth when a bone hurled from his mouth during a Sunday chicken dinner. A dozen piglets snapped at the shining prize in the yard, and Morgan began the hunt for a replacement set while awaiting a new one.
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Vancouver
James Morgan
Morgan
Lcf
Mr. Morgan
Furti
Mr. Morgen
Walt'ne
Spokane to Spend Five Millions on Power Plant
Spokane plans a five million dollar municipal power plant on the Pend Oreille river near Metaline Washington. The project aims to supply 6600 to 6000 horsepower over a 100 mile high tension line to Spokane with development costs estimated at six million dollars. Site and water rights are held by Ham Yearsley and Tyrie of Spokane with congressional permission to build a dam and bridge span.
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Spokane
Wash
Pend Oreille River
Metaline
Morton Maccartney
W. BE. Moore
Macartney
Messrs Ham, Yearsley and Tyrie
Congress
Ngw
Spokane Chamber Backs Federal Judges Pay Rise and Central Bank
Spokane chamber resolutions endorse the pending DIN for federal judges salary increases and support for a central bank issuing and discounting. Washington lawmakers Rep W W McCredie Sen S H Piles and Rep Miles Poindexter wrote letters of backing. The proposed salaries would raise chief justice to 18000 and other judges accordingly. Everyone heads to the Orpheum to see the top pictures.
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Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Jssue
Washington
Senate
House
Sire the
Chronicle
Chambr
W. W McCredie
8. H. Piles
Miles Poindexter
Chamber
Pioneer Jones Chronology and Survivors Remain Noted
Madison Jones born January 16 1682 near Memphis Tennessee. Orphaned at eleven, he toiled for himself then joined the California rush at fourteen and later returned to Missouri to marry Elisabeth Chastain. Twelve children born, nine survive. he moved to Oregon in 1864, settled near Eugene, later Birch Creek Pilot Rock, engaged in stockraising, retired to Pendleton living at 1101 KE Court. a deacon, temperance advocate, and trusted neighbor. One half brother A L Jones of Bates County Missouri survives. The article also notes an essay competition among Midwest universities with a $250 prize for best submission from all institutions.
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Madison Jones
Memphis
Tenn
Missouri
Beecome
California
Elisabeth Virginia Chastain
J. S&. Jones
Pendleton
EB. W. Jones
Spokane
G. W. Jones
Margaret Matilda Haught
Salt Lake City
R. B. Jones
Haines
Calif
Emma A. Davis
Ruhl
Idaho
J. M. Jones
Starkey Prairie
M. L. Jones
Daly
Ore
W. J. Jones
Butter Creek
Birch Creek
Pilot Rock
Marty A. Lee
Baptist Church
A. L. Jones
Bates County
Man seeks legal name change to Bernard Hymes
Bernard Hymewlcs declares he dislikes his current name and wants to adopt Bernard Hymes. He cites a Russian lineage with the name Sklarov and notes his father was naturalized as Hymewitz after coming to America. He argues Hymes aligns with family roots and modern American usage.
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Hymewlcz
Bernard Hymewlcs
Hame
Bernard Hymes
Atlanta Constitution
Sklarov
America
Hymewitz
Hymnewitz
Hyman
Hymes
Successful Chinese Doctors for Home Treatment
A promotional ad claims world known Chinese doctors cure chronic diseases and blood disorders for men and women. It offers a free book and symptom blank, invites case descriptions, and promises frank honesty if incurable. YORK & YORK, CHINESE REMEDIES CO lists 210 W Main St in Walla Walla, Washington.
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York & York, Chinese Remedies CO
W. Main St
Walla Walla, Wn
Hair Work and Pasture Advertisements at Local Hall
Hair work done and highest prices paid for combings at Madam Kennedy's Hall Parlora 607 East Court Street. Phone Red 3762. Pasture 600 acres of stubble and 149 loads of fine straw water convenient. Address Box 138 Pilot Rock or Phone Farmer 748.
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Pilot Rock
Classified Directory H 8 Garfield M D Homeopathic physician
Garfield H M D Homeopathic physician and surgeon listings with Judd block office a phone numbers for office and residence. Lynn K Blakeslee chronic nervous disease specialist with Judd building Main and Court streets office Main 72 residence Main 664. A Mann dentist on Main street next to Commercial Association rooms. Kern Bennett dental surgeons Judd building room 16 Red 3301. Thomas Vaughan dentist Judd building Main 173. D C McNabb local state stock inspector and ex member State Veterinary Board at residence 916 East Court St Main 69. Hartman Abstract Co offers lands abstracts, loans, insurance and real estate services. James Johns president H L Marsh secretary. Bentley Leffingwell real estate and insurance at 815 Main street Main 404.
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Lynn K. Blakeslee
Judd Building
Main
Court Streets
BE. A. Mann
Commercial Association Rooms
Kern & Bennett, Dental Surgeons
D. Cc. M'Nabb
State Veterinary Board
East Court St
Res
Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
Pendleton
James Johns
Pres
Man claims estate via Hugh Smith voice peculiarities
In Fulton County a Virginia man J W Smith of Lynchburg proved to a circuit court that his uncle Hugh Smith of Gallaway County had a peculiar voice. The testimony described whisper and shriek patterns as key to establishing a $10,000 claim to the estate. Hugh Smith died last year in this city. the estate had been under court administration.
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Fulton
Hugh Smith
Gallaway County
J. W. Smith
Lynchburg
Hugh Smngith
Prize for undergraduates on political science ethics
Chicago banker N Harris has established a $500 annual prize fund to reward undergraduates who write the best essays on political science. The 1910 11 subject aims to deepen study of house morale and government, urging inquiry into state municipal government and party politics.
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Chicago
N. Harris
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Pendleton Business College
Hast
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Thomas Vaughan
Ralbey & Raley
Attorneys AT Law
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Deepain Building
Carter & Smythe, Attorneys At Law
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James B. Perry
Lowell & Winter
Law
Despain Building
George W. Coutts
Batates
Schmidt Block
Peterson & Wilson
Smith- Crawford Building
Phelps & Stetiwer
Smith-Crawford Building
Chas. J. Ferguson
Attorney At Law
Douglas W. Bailey
Taylor Hardware Co
John S, Baker
Calla
Mata
F. G. Lucas
Athena
Oregon
First National Bank of Athena and
Farmers’ Bank of Weston
Stroble
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Insurance and Land Business
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Main Street
Marin
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Carney & Bradley
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Walla Walla, Wash
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Bf Boy
Williamson Haffner CO
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