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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1913

Page

8

Two Arrests on Slavery Charge in Washington

Commissioner B J Wright in Walla Walla heard J E James and Percy Croker on a white slavery charge. They are accused of bringing two prostitutes from Oregon, bound to the grand jury at $2500 each, and held in the county jail. They claim innocence and say they met the women in Pendleton and traveled via Milton and Lewiston. They admit knowledge of the women’s work but say they learned of it after arriving. They say they worked for a California newspaper. They allege fares were paid by James or jointly. They were not allowed contact with attorneys or family.

Walla Walla Wash J. E. James Percy Croker B. J. Wright E. L. Wells Oregon Pendleton Milton Lewiston James Croker California

Relief Fund for Convicts Proposed in Olympia

Olympia February 5 The State Penal and Reformatory Committee backs a bill creating a Dependent Relief Fund to aid wives and children of Wallah convict workers in jute mills quarries and highways Donations and convict earnings go into the fund with caps of eleven cents per day and up to 40 dollars a month for a wife and family The measure sets limits of 15 dollars per individual and 25 dollars for a wife and child, plus four dollars per additional child under 16, with an overall 40-dollar monthly cap for a wife.

Olympia State Penal and Reformatory Committee Walla

New Cabinet Portfolio May Be Created Soon

Washington February 25 President Wilson appears set to establish a new cabinet portfolio as part of a broader reorganization. Officials indicate a separate Department of Labor is now virtually assured, with discussions centering on immediate establishment and inclusion among the president's 10 anticipated members.

Department of Labor Washington, D. C Woodrow Wilson

Cascarets Claim Quick Cleanse For Stomach and Bowels

An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a nightly laxative cure for constipation and biliousness. It claims torpid liver and clogged bowels cause foul symptoms and says a 10 cent box cleanses while you sleep. It targets men women and children as needing gentle cleansing for stomach liver and bowels.

Cabinet labor department bill moves toward passage

The house approved a bill to create a cabinet level department of labor with a head cabinet officer. Senate debate showed little opposition, and an agreement to vote Tuesday means it could become law before the new administration. Organized labor has long urged this legislation. Also notes mothers fear common colds in children and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as safe and effective by dealers.

Chamberlain House Department of Labor Senate Taft Executive Department Organized Labour

Bankrupt C E Roosevelt Creditors Meeting Notice

In the District Court of Oregon C E Roosevelt of Pendleton is declared bankrupt. A first meeting of creditors will be held February 27 1918 at 10 o clock AM at the Pendleton office of the Referee in Bankruptcy. Creditors must prove claims and elect a Trustee. Assets listed at 25797.74 dollars. Pendleton Oregon February 14 1913. Thomas Fitzgerald Referee in Bankruptcy.

District Court of the United States District of Oregon C. E. Roosevelt Pendleton Umatilla Oregon A. D Thos. Fitzgerald

Pendleton Marshal Seizes Light Grey Mare Pony

A light grey mare pony, about years old with a Nick out of the right ear, was taken up by the Pendleton city marshal. The horse has no visible brand and is described in the official notice as impounded.

Pendleton

City Marshal Announces Sale of Unclaimed Bid Animal

If the bid animal is not claimed by the owners or those entitled to possession of game, costs and expenses against the animal paid and taken away within ten days from today, at 2 o'clock p m on March 4, 1913, the animal will be sold to the highest bidder at public auction for cash at the city pound 400 West Webb street Pendleton. Proceeds will cover costs of sale. Dated February 20, 1913. John Kearney City Marshal.

Webb Street Pendleton John Kearney

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