Northwest Notes Railroad liability for fruit losses
North Yakima Wash Roche Gilbert Co won a 22000 verdict against Northern Pacific for fruit transit losses from last year. Rae Hatfield was awarded 27000 for similar losses. Colfax notes Edith Hastings, wandering streets, insane from worry over husband’s death, heads to Pomeroy to stay with brother-in-law. Seattle reports Captain A H Buhner of the Rush colliding with a trolley, sustaining bruises. La Grande holds a tag day for church fund, profits aid new church. McAllister windstorm downs trees and damages wires near Winlowa canyon. Salem reports deer killers fined. other suspects face hearings. Bintock to host large gasoline plowing rig on Fairview ranch. La Grande grand jury frees Clayton Smith in self defense. Aberdeen protests lumber bid discrimination. Prescott sees saw injury to Walter Barnes.
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North Yakima
Wash
Roche & Gilbert Company
St. Paul
Northern Poelfic Railroad
Rae Hatfield
Mosb
Colfax
Ward
Mra
Edith Hastings
Oaksdale
Medford Automobile Club Plans Road Building Drive
Members of the Medford area automobile club, about a hundred in number, are raising funds by subscription to grade and roll a local road. J A Bayart, president of Medford National Bank, offered a prize of 50 to the person who maintains the best half mile of repaired roadway.
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Medford
Ire
Automobile Club
Nogue River Valley
Fuyde
J. &. Bayart
Medford National Bank
Persen
Railroad merger forms Coeur d Alene Southern line
Spokane dispatch reports the Coeur d Alene and Southern Railroad company formed at Coeur d Alene from the F A Mackwell Interests Mernesha Wooden Wire and B H I Low Lumber concerns. It plans a railway from Coeur d Alene into the timber belt near Clarkia Idaho about 50 miles away to connect with lines serving the region.
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Spokane
Fatal Logging Accident Near Chelan Leaves Family In Grief
A young Chelan area farmer seven miles north, identified as Jakeson, was killed while logging when logs rolled down a steep hill. Charles Flood drove the team and Olwon held the brake rope. The land Wir upret landed on Olwon, and 15 minutes passed before the logs were removed. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Chelan
Jakeson
Charles Flood
Olwon
Beattle rooming house proprietor missing after suicide attempt
Annie Glenn, a colored proprietor in Beattle Washington, reportedly attempted suicide by taking carbine acid. A roomer summoned help, three officers arrived, a doctor and ambulance were called, but her body disappeared during the night search and likely jumped into a nearby river.
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Beattle
Annie Glenn
One unfurnished room for rent in East Oregonian building
Room for rent in East Oregonian building with electric light and steam heat. Includes bath and hot cold water on floor. Rate very reasonable. Enquire at E. O. office.
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East Oregonian
E. O. Office
Seattle Indoor Meet to Spark National Trials
Crack Northwest athletes are invited to a major indoor carnival in March in Seattle under the Pacific Northwest Association and A A U rules. The event aims to be the largest indoor meet here in years and serves as a precursor to the national championships slated for Seattle during the exposition. Notable past attractions include Dan Kells, holder of the world 100 yard record, and the inaugural Migrathon race on a seven mile course at the Coliseum, now the Orpheum.
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Pacific Northwest Association
Seattle
Wash
Coliseum
Orpheum
Dan Kells
Ind
Philippine official sues El Remanchimiento for libel damages
Dean C Worcester of the Philippine commission files a libel suit seeking 50000 against El Remanchimiento, charging the paper with defamatory articles that attacked his political and professional reputation after he had the paper’s staff briefly arrested on charges.
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Dean C. Worcester
Philippine Commission
el Remaccimiento
Filipino National Party
Libre
Worcester
el Remnncimiento
Commissioer
Hia
I Belove Yirervices
Rights of press upstead arrest in Oklahoma
In Dewey Oklahoma deputy marshal George Boff was convicted for threatening violence against Editor W E Dixon of the Dewey World over stories alleging lax enforcement of liquor laws. Dixon and local press activists helped prosecute, winning a merit for press rights.
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George Boff
Dewey
Washington County
Okla
W. E. Dixon
Dewey World
Dixon
Boff
Hinds
Metropolitan cross country junior championships to be decided
New York on February 11 under Star Athletic Club the junior cross country championship will be decided tomorrow at 1. A one and a half mile trial will determine the runners and the course will be run twice with a sheet of spectators. The senior run will be held a week from Saturday.
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New York
Chian Pirnehipes
Star Athletic Club
Sieet
Spectifers
Big Six Celebrates Fifty Ninth Annual Reception in NYC
The Big Six typographical union will hold its fifty ninth annual reception and bath at Central Palace this evening. Practically all union printers in the city will take part in the festivities and the money raised will go to the Big Six hospital fund.
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New York
Nntion
Central Palace
Wake Forest College Celebrates 75th Anniversary
Wake Forest College in North Carolina marks its seventy fifth anniversary with an elaborate opening program. President Faunce of Brown University is named as the principal speaker for the event.
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Wake Forest
Wake Forest College
N. C
Tony
Dy, Faunce
Brown University
Lincoln Centenary Observance in Chicago Schools
Chicago public and parochial schools completed lessons on Abraham Lincoln for a citywide Lincoln centennial celebration set for tomorrow. Teachers prepared programs to honor the life and impact of Lincoln across the school system.
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Honor Lincoln
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Montana Farmers Organise in Helena Convention
A Montana agricultural association formed at a Helena convention. The new group will appeal to the legislature for law in the interest of farmers, dairymen and poultry raisers.
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Helena
Mont
Montana Agricultural Association
Ralsera
New England Furniture Dealers Open Convention in Boston
Furniture dealers from across New England meet in Boston for their annual convention. The session begins today with talks and ends with a banquet at Young's Hotel this evening.
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Boston
New England
Young's Hotel
Adams Happenings and County Teacher Examinations
Mrs G O Richardson remains in frail condition though improved. Grace Pettyplace of Portland visits and Drs Keslor and Turly consult on her case. Mrs Dorg McPriddle comes from Athena to supervise her sister Nellie Carr’s school during teachers examinations. A M Gillie and J Wear of Washougua greet friends, crops outlook favorable. Miss Clark and Miss Slaughter visit Pendleton for exams. Mr and Mrs Barker and family from Hermiston visit Coffey family.
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Adams
Ore
Grace Pettyplace
Portland
C. Blake
Keslor
Walla Walla
Turly
G. ©. Richardson
Ilees
M. Nunemaker
Dorg McPriddle
Athena
Nellie Carr
A. M. Gillie
J. Wear
Washtuena
Wash
Miss Clark
Miss Slaughter
Weston
Pendleton
Foley’s Kidney Remedy praised by Indianapolis jeweler
R Kluger of 1060 Virginia Ave Indianapolis writes of kidney trouble relief after four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy. He states the remedy cleared his weakness backache and irregularities enabling him to attend to business again, after doctors and other remedies failed. Pendleton Drug Co endorses the product.
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R. Kluger
Virginia Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
Tennis Experts Meet in New York National Gathering
Tennis devotees from across the country converge in New York for the United States National Tennis Association session at the Waldorf Astoria. The twenty-eighth annual meeting will discuss the foot fault rule international challenge and other key legislation as delegates thrash out policy.
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New York
United States National Tennis Association
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Metropolis Chess Championship Deciding Match Set
February 12 in New York, Mitch returns to face the Manhattan and Brooklyn clubs to determine the metropolitans title. The game will be played tomorrow at the Brooklyn Chess Club rooms.
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New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Clu
Hoarse Coughs Quick Cure Promises From Honey and Tar
Advert says Foley's Honey and Tar quickly cures hoarse coughs and colds that may become pneumonia overnight. It soothes inflamed membranes heals the lung and expels the cold from the system.
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Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
Grief at Mrs Carter’s Grave in Murray County Plantation
Former slaves wept at the grave of Mrs. Samuel Carter on a Murray county plantation. Funeral rites were held earlier at Samuel Barnett’s Atlanta residence with Dr. J W Les and Dr. Lingle officiating. A special train carried mourners from Atlanta while hundreds of mountaineers and ex slaves gathered at the home to honor the Carter family’s long ties to the Black community.
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Atlanta Constitution
Samuel Carter
Murray County
Samuel Barnett
Crescent Avenue
Atlanta
J. W. Les
Trinity Church
Lingle
First Presbyterian Church
Dalton
Carter
Colonel Carter
Mra. Carter
Cedar Grove
Carters
Pneumonia Follows La Grippe Ad Ad Text
An East Oregonian advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for lingering grippe coughs and colds. The ad warns pneumonia often follows la grippe but not when using the genuine product in the yellow package sold by Pendleton Drug Co. If you see it in the East Oregonian, it’s 80.
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Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
East Oregonian
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Pendleton Cloak
Suit House
Pendleton, Oregon
Lewis Bros
Northwest
A. H. Buhner
United States Revenue Cutter Rush
la Grande
Gre
M. BE
Winll
McAllister
Winllowa Canyon
State Fish Hatchery
The
Milwaukee Road
Plummer, Idaho
Salem
H, Gohiridge
Burt
Gerry Neal
West Stayton
Irving Robinson
Ollie Reever
Harvey Ransom
Turner
Neal
Justice Webster
Bintock
Smith
Clayton Smith
Union
F. P. Launis
Aberdeen
McGlaughlin
Grays’ Harbor
Frescott
Walter Barnes
Baxter Brothers
Orpheum Theatre
Seattligos
Filiping Paper
Dan O C. Worcestr
Oklahoma
Falitor
Big Six
Montana Farmers Organise
G. O. Richardson
Chase Mayers
W. J. Clarke & CO
Northwestern Gas & Electric Co
Rock Spring
B. L. Burroughs, Ons
Main St
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