Old Roman Statue ID Found in Lake
A damaged description reports a Roman Empire period statue recovered from Lake Nemi near Rome. The draped figure with a diadem and bracelets is likely a priestess, possibly Drusilla, sister of Caligula, raised to divine rank in A D 34. The article recounts Lake Nemi ship finds and notes Vatican acquisitions of artifacts.
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Paris
Revue Archiologique
M. @alinion Reinach
Stronze
Lake Nemi
Rome
Rma
M. Reinach
Drusilla
Caligula
Diana
Lake Nem
Priopero Colonna
Loch Snothiet
Vatcian
Tomen Deajer
Eligen Borg
Honda
Tronay
Tome
Walla Walla Plans Heavy Spring Wheat Seeding
Walla Walla Valley farmers expect record spring wheat planting after a tough winter. Fall seeding was disrupted by cold and drought, some winter damage limited to certain spring varieties, while Turkey Red and Forty-fold survived. Moisture this spring boosts optimism for yields despite uncertain seeding plans.
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Walla Wallae
Walla Walla Valley
Turkey
Cannon Condescends To Speak To Insurgents In Washington
Speaker Canton breaks with rigid stance toward Insurgent faction. He spoke kindly to Herbert Parsons of New York and Madison of Kansas in a 16 minute exchange. Insurgents marveled as Norrie of Nebraska and Victor Murdock observed the scene while regulars wondered at the change.
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Washington
Canton
Victor Muridock
Herbert Parsons
New York
Parsons
Joe
Norrie
Nebraska
Victor Murdock
Murdock
Madison
Kansas
Eiven
Vaccination Kid Arrested Over Island City Fraud
In Long Island City, Harry Brown known as the Vaccinating Kid is accused of posing as an officer of the board to collect 250 vaccinations at 50 cents each, totaling 125. He was taken away by authorities after the scheme surfaced.
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Chicago
Long Island City
Harry Brown
Wanted Lace Curtains for Laundry by Careful Worker
Classified ad seeking lace curtains to launder with special care and providing phone contact Red 2521. Also offers for sale Thoroughbred Single Comb Buff Orpington chickens from Windle prize strain at $1.50 per setting of 16. Contact Mia A. B. Widom at 619 Walnut Street, phone BR 6011.
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Mia
A. B. Wiedom
Walnut Street
Local Attorneys and Businesses Listed in Pendleton Directory
Directory-style notice lists JAMES 8B PER Y attorney general offices over Taylor Hardware, GEORGE W. COUTTS attorney at law handling estates wills deeds mortgages contracts, PETERSON & WILSON attorneys at law rooms in Smith Crawford building, STROBLE dealer in secondhand goods at 212 East Court, HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO offering abstracts of lands in Umatilla county and real estate services, JAMES JOHNS president Vive-Prep, H MARSH leader.
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James
Taylor Hardware Company
George W. Coutts
Peterson & Wilson
Attorneys At Law
Smith- Crawford Building
Douglas W. Bailey
Taylor Hardware Co
Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
Does & General Brokerace
Pendleton
James Johns
H,. Marsh
Lea
Vaccination scheme rattles city as impostor flees police
A brash fraudster roams the city pressuring people to submit to vaccination while collecting fees. He targeted men and children, caused inflammation, and claimed government health authority. Police, aided by Detective Megil, pursued the brick suspect who carried a small knife and forged papers claiming board of health status. He insisted he was a student at a Chicago medical college and claimed a flying house as his base, but information remained unreliably documented.
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Metiit
Board of Health
Chicago
Caliega
Bagie Flying House
Cooper Square
Missouri University Joins Jiu Jitsu Course Trend
The Missouri athletic department explores Jiu Jitsu as a healthful sport with self defense benefits. Two Japanese instructors, T Yoshida and G Miseguchi, lead classes while six graduates prepare a touring educational show to promote the technique. Some Western students allegedly can throw their instructors.
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New York
University of Missouri
United States
Samtenehling
Missouri
T. Yoshide
G. Miseguchi
Yoshida
Penn Looks For Freshman Pitcher Frank Yi Kin
Philadelphia report says Penn's student body backs Frank Yi Kin for a freshman baseball berth. The oriental pitcher shows speed and a mix of curves that could earn him a spot on the nine. Coach and Connie Mack linked eye to his potential as season opens.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Frank Yi Kin
Orrifeway
Frank
Eny
Connie Mack
The
Athletics
Spokane plan seeks 825 million for city beauty and health
Spokane, Wash. Civic plan committee proposes more than 25 million dollars in improvements to transform Spokane into the largest Inland city on the continent and the best place to work and live, as appointee Charles M. Fassett, president of the chamber of commerce, leads the effort.
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Spokane
Wash
Civic Plan Committee
Chas. M. Fassett
Chamber of Commerce
Fas
Spokane’s Grand Plan For City Improvement And Rural Prosperity
A historic proposal outlines a strategy to beautify Spokane with parks boulevards paved streets and public buildings while improving water sanitation garbage systems and civic art. A committee will form subgroups on legislation development municipal administration commerce and farming to shape a better city and county. Nearby Sherman county reports weather freezes risk to fall crops with ground frozen deeply and a cautious but hopeful forecast for sown grain conditions.
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Spokane
Sherman County
Record Upper Mississippi haul nets 126 tons of rough fish
David Gautenbein of Diamondpluff Wisconsin towed 126 tons of rough fish from Tetonka Lake near Waterville Minnesota using 1800 feet of net. The haul valued around $9000 will be sold to New York buyers who allegedly process the fish into imitation salmon. A prior season set a 60,000 pound haul near Red Wing bringing $7000, with seven cars used to ship.
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St. Paul
Minn
David Gautenboin
Diamond Pluff
Wis
Upper Mississippi
Hetanka Lake
Waterville
New York City
Gnutenbein
Tetonka Lake
Bautenbein
Mississipni
Misalaesippi
Red Wing
Siterman County Crop Prospects Improve Despite Snow
Siterman County reports a long steady cool season with snow from late November through January. By December 3 added to ground cover until January 20, then a cold snap halted the thaw. Since, rain, snow, and cold persist in varying amounts with four snowy days this week, including four and three inch totals. Frost drawdown credited as a favorable weather feature.
National Apple Show Leaders Back in Spokane
Officials including EF Carter Van Dissel Gordon Corbily and Ren H Rice trustees of the third National Apple Show announce continued leadership by President H Elliott. They say the show will grow larger and better with Elliott head again and note praise from Louis W Hill of Great Northern for plans presented in Spokane. Growers nationwide show interest and expect exhibits from across America.
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Northern
Mr. Rice
Elliott
Pacific Northwest
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern Railway Company
Spokane
America
Washington to spend 1 million on state aid roads in 1920s Spokane plan
Spokane, Washington state highway commissioner Henry Bowlby announces that one million dollars will be spent on 50 state aid roads this year. Eastern Washington near Spokane to showcase better country highways. The Spokane County Good Roads association led by Frederick H. Mason cooperates to build nearly 100 miles without state aid, including a paved 60 foot wide Spokane to Coeur d Alene highway with fruit trees and fountains two miles apart. J A Perry says construction will begin soon and be rushed to completion.
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Spokane
Wash
Henry &. Bowlby
Washington
Randere
Spokane County Good Roads Association
Frederick H. Mason
Association
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
J. A. Perry
ITV Livery Stable Ad on Thimpston Street
Carney and Bradley offer livery, food, and sale services at their stable on Thimpston Street. Good rice stated for all times. Contact by phone main T6 for inquiries.
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ITV
Thimpson Street
Carney & Bradley
Props
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