Reservation Roads Up Again A Commercial Push
A Commercial Association meeting in the county discussed securing a long desired free ronda across the reservation with the Wool Growers and Commercial associations. A committee led by J. T. Liewallen with J. A. Borie and B. D. Kirkpatrick was appointed to cooperate and approach the Indian Department. The group extended the inquiry into the Roe condition at Suxe station on Wild Horse lands for two weeks. A library federation committee sought country women’s relief funds, prompting immediate generous responses from attendees.
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Commercial Club
County
Wool Growers’ Association
Commercial Association
J. T. Liewallen
J. A. Borie
B.D. Kirkpatrick
Suxe
Retrial set in $29 million rebate case against Indiana firm
Chicago February 22 Attorneys and witnesses gather as the Stan dant C company of Indiana prepares for a retrial before United States District Judge A B Andersen starting tomorrow. The case involves a reversal of a $29 240 000 fine by an appellate court. Judge Andersen, a former Indiana district judge, was born in Zionsville in 1857 and educated at Wabash College.
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Chicago
Standant C Company
Indiana
A. B. Andersen
United States District Court
Landis
Albert B. Anderson
Indianapolis
United States
Hoosier State
Anderson
Zionsville
Ind
Wabash College
Montgomery County
England Launches Seventh Dreadnaught Vanguard
London February 22 The Vanguard the seventh giant battleship inBritains navy was launched at Barrow Six more ships of this type are planned The keel began April last year and the contract calls for completion in two years If met it will be the first time a private firm has built a battleship including hull guns armor and machinery
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London
Vanguard
Barrow
Hha
Steel price war sparks expected building boom
New York on February 22 reports that contracts are being signed at about $2 per ton as the steel price war continues. Analysts believe the lower prices will stimulate construction activity and resume postponed projects, signaling a serious ongoing price war with broad impact on markets and building.
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New York
Wall Street
Personal mentions bring a parade of visitors to city
Horace Ludike arrives from La Grande and H J Longley from Hermiston are in town briefly. E McClellan visits from a ranch near Buniper while Frank Sloan comes from Echo on business. George W Jones of McKay Creek is in the city on matters. Boise couple Mr. and Mrs. H L Johnson are visiting. Wiley of Wayland is here on business. Paslay brothers host R E Paslay today. Grover Swaggart leaves for Alberta to attend Wheatland interests. J G Cutler arrives from Walla Walla. he is assistant superintendent of the Northern Pacific. Mrs J F E Mastman of Portland has returned home after visiting. Mrs J P Winter departs for Portland to stay with Mrs H E Collier at St. John’s. Furnish Slater visited from Portland. Mrs Mattie La Dow leaves for San Francisco to join her son Louis at engineering school. Otto Didion, formerly with East Oregonian, now in La Grande, was a visitor. Charles Baddley, Fred Baddley and B F Reed of Weston go to Boho to look at land. Arthur Leach of the O B R and N engineering dept was here on work. Clarence M Bishop from Salem joins his brother on work rebuilding the woolen mill. Mr and Mrs S F Beckwith of Kendrick Idaho guest of Mr and Mrs J J Hamley on their way home from Hot Lake for Mrs Beckwith’s health.
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Frank Sloan
Echo
Geo. W. Jones
McKay Creek
H. L. Johnson
Boise
Idaho
EK. L. Wiley
Wayland
R. EH. Paslay
Wood Paslay
J. P. Winter
Portland
H. EK. Collier
St. John's
Furnish Slater
St. J. Slater
Mattie la Dow
San Francisco
Louis
Otto Didion
Linotype
East Oregonian
la Grande
Wos
Charles Baddley
Fred Baddley
B. FP. Reed
Weston
Boho
Arthur Leach
Clarence M. Bishop
Roy T. Bishop
Salem
S. F. Beckwith
Kendrick
J. J. Hamley
Hot Lake
Whith Squadron Welcomed Home After World Cruise
The battleships return to their home yards after covering 42227 miles in a two voyage circumnavigation. The voyage, from Gibraltar to the present port, involved 16 modern ships, coal, oil, and food provisioning at many ports, and constant navy attention. The cruise ends with unprecedented global reception and praise from nations.
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Gibraltar
Women to Learn Boxing in Chicago Club Vote
Evanston women’s club favors teaching girls boxing as self defense. The Chicago club passed a resolution that girls should be taught to box, with Mrs Catherine Waugh McCulloch supporting it. Members argued it aids wives against demands from husbands and protects against holdup attacks.
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Chicago
Ite
Manly Art
Evanston Elib
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
The
Clab
Prohibition measure rises in Kenosha town action
Backia Nine Drunkard of Chicago and proprietors of a saloon in Kenosha Wisconsin begin a local prohibition effort by refusing liquor to nine habitually thirsty men. Indignation grows as possible legal steps are threatened. A list of names will be added when ready. A six room house for sale near the high school is also advertised with contact details.
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Backia
Chicago
Proprietora
Salooy
Kenosha
Wis
Nolin News Notes Farmers Prepare Spring Gardens
Nolin on February twenty first reports beautiful weather as hills turn green. River farmers work patches orchards and alfalfa while wheat farmers fallow fields for another bumper crop. Wm Stuther lambing a pinch of sheep with good percentage. Baltegore plans sale of a jetal with Haworth for nine thousand two hundred nine dollars. Haworth to take Pendleton holdings, while Hartle visits Pendleton with eryospelas. Frank Hane shipped household effects to Hood River and his family joins him. Baltezore of Pendleton and John Smith of Pilot Rock inspect alfalfa land for relocation.
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Nolin
Stuther
Stele
Walla Walla
Baltegore
Haworth
Pendleton
G. B. Hartle
Frank Hane
Hood River
Fa Baltezore
John Smith
Pilot Rock
Idaho Irrigation Project Opens With Water Diversion
In tolse Idaho on February 22 water was diverted from the Toise river into the canal toward Deer Flat reservoir to formally open the Payette Doise Irrigation project. Four hundred thousand acres are included with half under the Boise river dam. Eight miles above Boise the system serves Ada and Canyon counties. Deer Flat reservoir will store the water, the largest artificial body in the world, as settlers witness the opening.
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Tolse
Idaho
Reclamation Service
Toise
Deer Flat
Payette-Doise
United States
Boise River
Boise
Ada
Canyon
Train Kiles Mrs Kribs on Sumner Track Tragedy
Mrs Carrie Kribs aged 68 wife of David Kribs and mother of Fred A Kribs big timber dealer of Portland was struck and killed Saturday near Sumner Washington after leaving a train with her husband and wandering onto a grade crossing. The couple had walked toward their country home when the Seattle bound passenger train struck her. the husband heard the whistle and saw her fall into a ditch as she stood transfixed on the track.
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Tacoma
Wash
Carrie Kribs
David Kribs
Fred A. Kribs
Portland
Sumner
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Taft Addresses Students at Penn University
Taft spoke to a large audience at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia identifying the ties between learned professions and government. He praised ministers physicians and journalists for their political influence and outlined Washington as an example.
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Penn” University
Philadelphia
Taft
University of Pennsylvania
Washington
Loophole Found Threatens Passage of DIL Measure
Intimate opponents of the measure boast that a loophole makes the DIL ineffective. The draft mirrors the Flughes bill used in New York, but conditions here differ. The plan is to expose the loophole after legislative adjournment.
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New York
Robin Cooper Tells of Carmack Murder
Nashville Tennessee February 22 Under cross examination Robin Cooper repeated the story of the killing of former Senator Carmack He testified largely as before during direct examination At one point Attorney General McCain shouted You shot him when he was down did you Robin answered Thats a lie I shot him while he was standing pointing a revolver at me
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Nashville
Tenn
Robin Cooper
Carmack
McCain
Robin
Escaping Gas Explosion Ravages Walla Walla Home
A stove fire released gas and exploded in a Walla Walla house early this morning causing about 3000 dollars damage. EB W Hill, fatally burned, and C T Dean family escaped in night clothes along with others. Fire officials report no other serious injuries.
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Walla Walla
W. Hill
Hill
C. T. Dean
All in readiness for marathon race at fair grounds
Seattle Washington February 22 All is in readiness for the Washington Marathon race to be run on the Washington fair grounds this afternoon. All runners entered are present except Fred Walby of the YMCA Portland, but it is expected that 18 will start.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Washington Fair Grounds
Fred Walby
Portland
Noted surgeon in victim of cancer
Savannah Ga February 22 Dr Wm T Bull a noted New York surgeon died today of cancer to which he had devoted his professional experience to combat on others
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Savannah
Wm. T. Bull
New York
Washington Birthday Parade Marked by Guard and School Exercises
Washington's birthday observance included a national guard parade and school activities. Practically every business house was closed for the day.
Britt Favorite in London Title Bout
Jimmy Britt the California lightweight is favored over Johnny Summers in tonight’s 20 round battle in London.
Pastime theater best pictures and prizes announced
Locals note Best pictures and prizes given at the Pastime theater. A warm theater with new and lively pictures the Pastime. Also tea Monday evening at The Bowman with home made viands. Kennedy's Orchestra to provide music at the Bowman Grille. Lee B. Kennedy 623 College Black 1441.
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Oregon
J. B. Halley
Express
Welch
Bowman
Morrow County Wood Growers Thank Dr McClure for flock health
In annual session the Mor row County Wood Growers express earnest thanks to Dr W McClure and his associates for their able care of flocks in Morrow and surrounding areas. Their work helped eradicate scab and other diseases.
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Morrow County
W. McClure
George Washington Tea Party at Bowman Grille
A notice urges attendance at the George Washington Tea Party next Monday evening at the Bowman Grille. It lists no further details but emphasizes participation in the event hosted at the Bowman Grille venue.
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Bowman Grille
Loop Hole California Race Track Gambler Plot
Sacramento February reports discuss gamblers exploiting loopholes as lawmakers debate the Otis Walker bill to regulate race track betting in California. Officials warn of ongoing schemes while the bill's fate remains unclear.
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California
Sacramento
Calif
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MVER
William Slusher
O Wes
Head River Country
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Claresholm
G. A. Robbins
E. P. Tullock Place
Dan Kemler
Ore
Mr. Kennedy
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Tel
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