Cotton defeats Lavigne in ten round decision
In a featured boxing bout at Michigan, Cotton edges Lavigne by decision after ten rounds. A $100 side bet is discussed, with Lavigne challenging Cotton to a one round rematch and matter of pay. Preliminaries include Rogers vs Frenchy and Lewis vs Hamlet with further challenges and appearance money noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenchy
Cotton
Michigan
Joe Filifornia
Lavigne
Levirno
Tarvigne
Dolag
Rogers
Lewis
Hamlet
Lewis-Hamlet
Local Shop Notes and Classifieds Highlight City Deals
A mosaic of short notices covers loans, groceries, baking, smoking supplies, shoe repairs, and real estate. Items include Gratz’s seafood and clam chowder, Castle’s fresh fish, Nolls and Eben’s shops, Teutsch’s shoe work, and new Valentine stock. Also listed are estates, rentals, sales, a divorce suit, and upcoming dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Howard
Castle's
Gratz
Hohbach
Gratz’s
Joerger
Newman's
Pendleton
Teutsch
Teutsch's
Hohbsach
Salem Statesman claims Fulton promises offices for votes
The Salem Statesman asserts ex Governor Geer allies allege Charles W. Fulton and his supporters are promised all state and federal offices in Oregon by the administration in exchange for votes in the legislature for Fulton as U.S. senator. The item also notes Charles Lane buys a large fruit tree for himself and several associates including Jerry Harnhart and Polk Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Statesman
T. T Geer
United States
Capitol
Charles W. Fulton
Oregon
Fulton
Charles Lane
Jerry Harnhart
Polk Smith
William Reusch
Mr. Black
Mr. Ferguson
Morris’ New Residence at Walnut and Railroad St
Hanlon and Grouchen lay the foundation for Bert Morris’s new residence at Walnut and Railroad, with an expected cost of about 1600 dollars. The building will measure 28 by 38 feet and the project is planned to proceed this year. Joe Hubbard, McKay Creek merchant burned out earlier, visited town yesterday and remained undecided about rebuilding his store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlon & Grouchen
Walnut
Railroad Streets
Bert Morris
Joe Hubbard
McKay Creek
Federated Clubs legislative committee praised at Salem meeting
At Salem last week the Federated Clubs Legislative Committee received a hearty reception. Report noted rapid city action on committee suggestions. Members praised clean crossings and sidewalks and agreed to study street debris receptacles. Umatilla members aided favorable action on bills. Child labor bill passed senate, library bill passed both houses. Transportation bill for the insane may gain some. minority report to accompany committee report. Club women credited Salem Woman's Club and legislature with utmost consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Pendleton
GC. B. Wade
C.J. Smith
J. H. Robbins
Sumpter
Robbins
Oregon
Eugene
Silverton
Ashland
Portland
State Federation
Umatilla
Senate
Salem Woman's Club
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Wnnder Muslin Sale
Teutselh
Gregonany
Hony
Ynton
Irnaces
Haine Boynton
C. Phillips
Alta
Webb Streets
Wdeppen's Drug Store
Main St
Court House
Martin's
Teutsch’s
Nolls’s
Hays
Nolls Book
Eben
Cult House
Court Street
Martha A. Lieuallen
Rees
Academy
R. J. Boddy
Athena
W. B. Mays
East Webb Street
H. S. Dorman
Raley
Alta Street
Oregon Daily Journal
Frazier’s
E. T. Wade
P. P. Collier & Co
Baer & Daley
E. T
Wade
Des Turner
Court and
Lee Streets
Main Street
W. B. Jenkins
Prices Law
Office, Commerceial Association
Jolly Dozen
Music Hall
Main
Bluff Streets
Peter West
Elle B. Richardson
David N. Richardson
K. Yates
R. E. Tarbet
FG Oster
Geary Elmbrell
C. J. Matlock
J. Wilson
Middle Cold Springs
W. Meiners
Wallace
James Cargill
R. S. Bryson
Morris
Peoples
Baker & Folsom
Postoffice
Jardinieres
Ling
Nolf
Frog
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta St., Opp
Pingree
Boston
Crowner Bros Telephone
J. Clarke & CO
Allen Brothers
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