Shortage of Engineers Feared in Western Railroads
Spokane dispatch reports Alan Ballou of Sacramento says high power western locomotives create a shortage of engineers. Firing big freight engines is Herculean, few men endure the strain to promotion. Oil substitution helps some, but many lines lack oil and officials warn competent engineers will soon be hard to secure.
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Spokane
Wash
West
Alan Ballou
Sacramerito
Cal
Wabash Railroad
Ballou
Lost His Courage Then He Brings Suit Against the Physician
Spokane jurors ruled Dr George Rohrer not liable for William Goldblatt losing his jewelry business and fearing death after a stomach cancer diagnosis. Goldblatt claimed $15,000 for damages and mental anguish. attorneys argued he had planned to sell the store before the diagnosis. The case drew notable legal and medical interest.
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Spokane
Wash
William Goldblatt
George Rohrer
Superior
Spokane County
Goldblatt
Rohrer
Bankrupt C E Roosevelt creditors meeting notice
In the District Court of Oregon C E Roosevelt of Pendleton Umatilla County is declared bankrupt February 6 1918 First meeting of creditors at Pendleton Oregon February 27 1913 10 am to prove and file claims elect a Trustee and conduct related business Assets listed at 26797 74 Dated Pendleton Oregon February 14 1913 Thomas Fitzgerald Referee in Bankruptcy
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District Court of the United States
District of Oregon
C. E. Roosevelt
Pendleton
Umatilla
Oregon
A. D
Thos. Fitzgerald
Pendleton City Pound Seeks Claim for Gray Mare Pony
A light grey eight year old mare pony with a nick near the right ear is held by Pendleton city marshal. If unclaimed within ten days, the animal will be sold at public auction on March 4, 1913 at 2 PM at the city pound 400 West Webb Street to cover costs. sale proceeds go to expenses. Dated February 20, 1913. John Kearney City Marshal.
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Pendleton
West
Webb Street
John Kearney
Wise Boy and the Dressmaker Joke Headline
The quip recalls a tale about a man who learns his countess bride spends over $12000 yearly on her dressmaker and responds by marrying the dressmaker, a witty Mc Call's Magazine moment.
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McCall's Magazine
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MAZDA
Uc A
Enivotsig
Pacific Pcower @ Light Co
Yeett
Hoke Builders
Orgeon Lumber Yard
Wise Boy
Poland
China
Stover
Cassady Gang
Jorge
David H. Nelson
Col. W. F. Yohnkr
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Elic. Enbysk
Despain Gulch
McCormick Mower
McCormick Binder
ELI C. Enbysk
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