Indian Songs to Be Preserved by Harold Loring
Harold A. Loring, with the United States Indian Service, arrives to record native songs of tribes including Sioux, Crow, Chippewa, and Flathead. He plans to visit Yakima, Colville, and Blackfeet, using a phonograph and personal singing to document melodies for government preservation. He emphasizes accurate collection over promoting old songs and notes warlike Sioux traditions contrast with less fierce tribes. He has composed an overture from several tribal tunes to be published.
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Harold A. Loring
United Males Indian Service
Mr. Loring
F. F. Leupp
Indian Affairs
Alen
Actretary of the Interior
Loring
Umatillis
Yakima Reservation
Colvilles
Indiana
Northwest
Floux
Mansio
Salt Lake Foremen to Get $6 Monthly Pay Increase
Salt Lake announces that effective January 1 all section foremen on the Oregon Short Line will receive a $6 per month raise. The increase comes as a surprise to the men and was not solicited.
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Salt Lake
Loring Plans First Indian Welfare Venture
Mr Loring has pursued a personal interest in creating a government supported effort by bands of the larger non reservation Indian welhooln country to fund a venture from real Indian wenge. He visited the reservation today and will depart for Portland this evening. After Christmas he will return and spend about three weeks on the reservation.
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Mr. Loring
Loring
Portland
Christmax
Alout
Thug Nuns Amuck in Rockford Bar Slaying
A masked assailant entered Gottlieb Arnold old bar at daybreak and shot him in the back, killing him two hours later. The fleeing gunman then encountered D A Poller at the door, likely fatally wounding him, and escaped into Main Street.
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Rockford, WL
Gottlieb Arnold
Arnold
Inge Bie Money
D. A. Poller
Mainshest
Wheat and wind news from Chicago and Los Angeles
Wheat prices at the Grate Wheat Center show a decline from yesterday with corn and oats also down. A violent wind in Los Angeles caused structural damage including a house and a church. In Waterbury a defendant was sentenced to life for murder while a Jersey City man was hanged for wife murder.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Capuenga Street
Western Avenue
Tang
Waterbury
Conn
Doc
Charlee J. Bassett
Thomas G. Lockwood
Immunity Promises Highlight Packers Antitrust Case
Chicago December closing arguments reveal immunity promises and stenographic testimony to protect defendants. Garfield report and nine peremptory challenges mark key moments as jury, consisting of farmers, real estate dealers, a merchant, and a printer, is seated. court adjourns to January 9.
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Chicago
Packer
Garfield
Packers
Morrison
Heal Fetate
John G. Walker
George Ruperight
John Miller
Henry Winsor
John FF. Lee
RK. B. Graham
Walter Loomis
John W. Mundia
PF. WK. Groes
M. J. Helin
Robert G. Amith
Allonre
Walsh to Move Offices and Bank Dismissals Begin
Chicago December 29. Charles H. Bosworth temporary president of the Chicago National announces Walsh will move his offices to the Gerard Central and connect the Chicago Southern with the Chicago Terminal by that route. Seventy five clerks to be dismissed as the bank’s affairs are closed quickly. Bosworth has sent a report to Washington.
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Chilcago
Walsh
Charles H. Bosworth
Chicago National
Walsh Wall
Gerard Central -Ta Hon
tUhicago
Chitace
Boeward
Win
Washington
Goulds Yacht Safe After Missing Report From Nassau Harbor
Goulds Wache Base New York reports Goulds yacht missing earlier is now safe harboring in Nassau in the West Indies. The craft was feared lost but reached port without incident after weather or navigation concerns. Local authorities confirm the vessel and crew are reported safe and accounted for.
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Gould
Wache Base
New York
Nassau
West Indies
Photographer Prof Hassler Leaves City Amid Debts
Wakarant out Kon Professor Hausset, known as Profensenor Hausler, fled the John Laumidt building after taking 460 in rugs from M A Rader and selling furniture. Sheriff Taylor leads a search for missing money and further unpaid bills.
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Proftenmor Hausser
John Laumidt
Profeasor
Athena
M. A. Rader
Mr. Flinder
Sheriff Taylor
Stoder
Alen
State Insurance Probe Reveals New York Firms Concealed Profits
State examiner testifies that Mutual and New York Life hid profits by marking down real estate values and nonreporting securities gains. Vanderpool recalls reports hidden from the Insurance Department while other firms used profits to cushion agent valuations. Nebraska officials promise broader scrutiny of New York companies operating in the state.
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Mutual
New York Ife
Insurance Department
Aswis
Nebraska
Tawar
New York
Sttephen M. Smith
Chan A. Preller
The
Vanderpool
Thie Department
Hughes
Witnee
New York Life
Nebouske WI
Lincoln
Neb
Searle Mid
New York Department of Insurance
Willl
Hendrick
Darkness and Guards Parade Through Petersburg Trains
Telegrams report Moscow under martial law with troops clashing with strikers. Peterburg signals run under heavy guard while searchlights illuminate streets. Riots claim lives. postal service falters as the strike expands across Russia. In Moscow officials ponder treaty moves amid growing unrest.
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St. Peterburg
Moscow
Poland
St. Petersburg
Petersburg
Orel
Pendleton Woolen Mill Fate Tied to Ferguson’s Bee Hive Purchase
Rumors say lessee Ferguson may relinquish the Pendleton woolen mill lease if he completes the Bee Hive store purchase. With wool prices high and no profit, the mill paused after selling on hand stock November 1. The Pendleton mill, valued at 140000, is largely owned by E Judd, with Charles H. Carter as secretary. If Ferguson gives up the mill it will be sold to a new owner, though no bankruptcy action was pursued. Operations cannot resume until spring, leaving months to arrange the future of the mill.
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Pondleton
Rhould
J. Ferguson
Lessee
Manafwerr
Forguson
Ferguson
Walla Walla
Busines
Fergucon
Pendleton
E. ¥. Judd
Charles H. Carter
Ferrucon
Mil
Martial law declared in Poland as troops mobilize
Wartime dispatches report Poland worldwide martial law proclaimed and troops mobilized. Other items note a bank examiner's report, a bank safe robbery in Corinth with $2590 stolen, and Bryan declining an invitation in Manila.
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Martinl
Poland
Waraw
Vaughan Finch Arrested on Forgery Charge in Lincoln County
Vaughan Finch was arrested at noon today by Sheriff Taylor on orders from Davenport authorities. An identifiying photograph linked him to a forgery crime involving Harry Moore. Finch denied guilt, but authorities expect he will confess when returned to Lincoln County. He has a long history of trouble and was consulting the district attorney regarding another case. Two people died in a derailment near Holly Springs and a severe winter storm affected the eastern coast. Representative Robert Glenn Smith of Josephine County declines to seek the Democratic nomination for the state Senate district center.
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Vourtan EL Finch
Taylor
Davenport
Wand
Harry Moore
Moore
J. J. Inkster
Lincoln County
Vaughan Pinch
Ampleture
Finch
Wrastlington
Phelps
Marle Hall
Wdit
Ivy
Ambitious political shifts and Hawaii lobby plans
Washington reports outline measures on diplomacy and finance. Longworth pushes for evidences abroad for Amberdorf ministers while Chaffee declines NY police commission post. Cordín eyes a congressional run after retirement, with Beall eyed for next six peace conferences. Pierce to Norway replaces Denby as secretary.
Sheriff Killed in Calif Shooter Misses Judge
Ukiah California December 22 Sheriff Salm was instantly killed today by Fee Willard who also fired at Judge White missing him by inches Willard had just been committed for insanity and confined but was captured a mile from town taken to jail A mob demanded his life but was dispersed Willard rode a horse at Hopland wearing half Spanish attire and lacking vegetation.
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Ukiah
Cal
Salm
Fee Willard
Superba
White
Ana Toma
Willard
Hoplank
Grange petitions seek new taxes on companies
To tax sleepy car companies refrigerator companies and other concerns three percent on profits raising petitions circulated to county voters. Grange plans to send petitions to other counties for the June election. Proposals include a 32 percent tax on press incomes and 2 percent on telegraph and phone firms. A movement to enforce anti monopoly closing law is led by the ministry, though authorities may not act.
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Portland
Pomona
Commie
Grange Aleos Promoaling
Wenatchee
Miimistera
Oregon land frauds claim arrests stir Minnesota figures
In St Paul on December 22 the names of Mr Achey and Mr T Smith of Minneapolis are linked to government charges. They allege involvement in Oregon land frauds and assert they were involuntarily drawn into the case.
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St Paul, Minn
Mr. Achey
T. Smith
Minneapolis
Tombermen
Oregon
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