Panama Bonds and Currency Issues Sent to Attention
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Panama, currency, and bonds, with reference to Secretary, post office, and security for circulation. Also notes a Wyoming post office, a protest, and a fatal shooting in another item. The text is incomplete but hints at financial measures and political actions in Panama and Cuba, plus a separate crime note about an Ohio incident.
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Panama
Cuba
Tee
Siofemmayor
Which Died First Paris Case At Facysquare Hearing
At a special sitting of the Pair will case at Facysquare today Dr Prinqua testified that Mrs Fair survived her husband but was heavily cross examined. The witness wavered and finally contradicted himself, damaging his earlier testimony.
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Paris
Facysqure
Prinqua
Parle
Mra. Falr
Chicago Strike Shows Severe Police Guard at Funeral
Police accompany a funeral hearse in Chicago as the livery strike pushes unions to enlist sympathetic action which seems unlikely. Officers ordered to use extreme measures if challenged, while the church faces heavy guard and tempers rise amid freezing conditions that curb potential sympathy strikes.
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Chicago
Hotel Fire Kills Two at Menominee Michigan
A blaze at the Home Hotel in Menominee Michigan sent twelve guests fleeing from the second story this morning. James Beatty died from injuries, Joseph Vorwch suffered fatal burns, and Fred Jenkins endured serious injuries. Loge amounting to $6,000 was reported. Berlin reports a separate note about a planned winter visit with the Kaiser.
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Meninee
Mich
Menominee
Dee
James Beatty
Joseph Vorwch
Fred Jenkins
Wheat opens steady amid rains and mixed signals
Quotations furnished by Coe commission Coe local manager Pendleton report wheat opened steady higher with prices improving on rains eastward The market shows firm tone despite holiday dullness and war cloud fears London Chicago Minneapolis notes Dec 24 openings and closings with prices around 82 83 percent in various markets Cuban congress rejects free duty on machinery and electric equipment Employers ignore coal strike award at Tuscarora Pa Royal Oak also refusing to pay back wages Union label drives Chicago candy makers to use only union labeled products Portland city finances crowding police seek solution for private jail limits
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B. E. Kennedy
Pendleton
London
Chicago
Minneapolis
Whear
Slattery & Co
Tuscarora
Royal Oak Company
Anthracite Analite Commission
Kinr Howth
Wakc AP
Conciliation Board
Special session ends as labor bills pass and fail
Salem reports a brief special session ending at midnight with mixed outcomes. The portage tax bill failed, the railroad bill died amid debate, Mulkey’s diploma bill passed, and Judd’s lotteried reform was tabled. Ray’s $87,010 appropriation passed. Governor Chamberlain voiced satisfaction with the results and noted no vetoed bills were anticipated.
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Salem
Dew
Oregonlands
Sete
Harrie and
Jones
Lincoln County
Jong
Hodson and Burleigh
Senate
Smith
Mullen Wah
Perce
Umatilla
Rand
Baker
Brownell
Ray
Carter
Mulkey
Judd
Chamberlain
Pioneers recall first Christmas in Pendleton mill town
WS Byers, veteran miller, describes Pendleton in 1874 with snow two feet deep delaying work on his pie mill. He recalls Livermore as port master, a scant population, and early hotels and streets forming the town. Jeste Failing recounts December 1879 Christmas Eve at the Sanford hotel area with a crowded pillowcase dance and hearty merriment.
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WS Byers
Deiry
Byers
Pendleton
Court Street
Walla Walla
William Swhtaler
Walla Wallin
Fot Livermore
Lot Livermore
Haw
Jeste Failing
Dey Failing
Pendiaton
Failing
Unmotilla
Goodwin
Busines Orten
T Own
Yondieten
Sanford
Younger’s
Thompson Seeks Hearing With Secretary Hitchcock
Washington December 24 The Journal special Washington correspondent reports Asa B. Thompson receiver of the La Grande land office and Senator Fulton met Secretary Hitchcock. The secretary promised Thompson ample opportunity to present his case and arrange a hearing to review details before reporting to President Roosevelt. Thompson hopes the presentation will lead to reinstatement.
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Washington
Journal
Asa BW. Thompson
la Grande
Roosevelt
Thompson
Railway mileage of the United States on January 1 1804
The Valley Age reports total U S railway mileage at 209855 miles as of January 1 1804, reflecting a gain of 6723 miles for the year through new track laid. The publication notes that the pace of construction in 1804 remains comparable to prior years.
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United States
Davenport Shifts to World Artist Daven port
New York reports artist Davenport has joined the World. His first cartoon appears in this morning's scene. Mortality statistics from San Francisco and other large American cities fail to show a higher death percentage among Chinese than among Caucasians.
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New York
Davenport
San Francisco
Armory in Brooklyn Collapses Buries Four Workers
Old Armory in New York collapses with no warning on December 24, burying four workmen. Two killed outright, three dying, seven badly injured. Homes of two workers crushed, bodies unrecognizable, leaving a scene of devastation.
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New York
Oli 1Th Regiment
Swing Tor
Brooklyn
Bovses
Erastus Corning Steamer Sinks Off Connecticut Reef
The coast steamer Erastus Corning wrecked on Copp's rock between New Haven and New York in dense fog. Six aboard, including four women and two men, perished as passengers fled in night garments. Heavy currents and dangerous shallow water hindered rescue. Related report notes La Grande city council debate over fire department funding and a push for improved equipment and alarm systems.
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Norfolk
Conn
Erastus Corning
New Haven
New York
Copp’s Rock
Cop's Rock
Health Board Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
The state board of health held a meeting in Salem to elect officers for the coming year. Dr. Andrew Smith of Portland was chosen president, Dr. B A Pierce of Salem vice president, and Dr. Woods Hutchinson of Portland secretary.
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Andrew Smith
Portland
Woods Hutchinson
Salem
Dee
State Board of Health
Andrew ©. Smith
B A. Pierce
Wooda Hutchinson
Rear Admiral Edwin White Dies in Brooklyn Navy Yard
Retired Rear Admiral Edwin White born 1849 collapsed at noon from heart disease while visiting Rear Admiral Rogers at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. He commanded the ship Philadelphia on the Pacific Station and retired in 1899 after service in the Samoa waters.
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New York
Edwin White
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Rogers
Gem Iury
Philadelphia
Pacific
King and Queen to Visit Ireland Again in December
Dublin 1944 reports a letter from King Edward's secretary stating the King and Queen plan another visit to Ireland, while a Pittsburg lockout of 10000 workers prompts Builders' Exchange action as contractors push to halt sympathetic strikes. The Building Trades council members have marched since October for a raise. In New Jersey, Jobe Lanenate left $100,000 to Hiewan.Thomas upon death. William, another son, vanished after leaving home, and died recently without locating his wealth.
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Dublin
Pally Kapress
Edward
Ireland
Pittsburg
Builders’ Exchange League
Cum Tractors
Building Trades Council
Jobe Lanenate
Pathewpan
N. J
Hiewan
Thomas
William
Creamery Prices Tied to Butter Market With Hand Separators
An official Salem letter explains creamery pricing based on top market butter quotes with a 2 cent per pound deduction. It details expected income from butter fat, outlines benefits of patrons using hand separators at home, and notes the shift away from centralized skimming stations in Eastern Oregon and beyond.
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Creamery Company
Commercial Cream Company
Salem
Oregon
Goodhue
Ormament
Ode Creamery
Lowe
Two Cents Fifteen Years Fate of a Man in Nebraska
Ellsworth De France, after 16 years served for stealing a one cent stamp, was paroled today. He previously held up a mail carrier in Nebraska and was convicted for a theft valued at a penny, with McKighey commuting the sentence to 16 years.
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Nebraska
Sioux Falla
Jean
Ellsworth de France
Ife
McKighey J
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