Mining firms in Bishen Arizona face disbandment attempt
The report notes mining companies with headquarters in Bishen Arizona are discharging men to thwart organization by the Western Federation of Miners. Other items cover a Hawaii congressional visit bill, a fatal shooting in New York, a looming New Orleans execution, bank fraud defense, a tax stance by Melville Singalla, California public building votes, and a railroad wreck in Missouri with multiple injuries.
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Bishen
Arizona
Mnien
Western Federation of Miners
Carter
Hawaii
Islands
Adam Damm
Harry F. Biker
New York
Fremen
James Ray Hogan
New Orleans
Christopher Brigsten
Frigsten
Hogan
Brigsten
First National Bank of
Economic Club
Toston
Senate and
Assembly
California
Sacramento
Berkeley
Turing
Wabnah
Mexico
William Slacing
Salt Lake City
George Sheets
Ehief
George Thileligh
William Newton
Ows Mixxuto
W. BH. Parrent
James Donaidson
Northwest News Highlights From Lost Prairie To Cabinet Idaho
A Toledo Oregon dispatch reports losses and dangers across the Northwest. In Lost Prairie Sam Coon’s home was entered and glue mixed with pantry salt injuring two family members. Crook County cowboys spot 350 weak antelope in snow for food and water. Noyes skating rink in La Grande survives a fire likely sparked by a cigarette stub, while a wood pile near Standard Oil tanks catches fire. J R Lee, reportedly Wallin Walla Washington, is killed near Cabinet Idaho when struck by a train. Stock Inspector William Murray reports seabhy sheep from Nevada. owner to be prosecuted. D B Ramadell of Elk City loses near 100 sheep to a worm liver disease from muddy pond water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Coon
Lost Prairie
Wallowa County
Crook County
Noyes
la Grande
J. R. Lee
Wallin Walla
Walsh
Cabinet
Nevada
D. B. Ramadell
Elk City
Toledo
Ore
Touchy folks and a skyward storm account
A published piece discusses touchiness and its causes, advising readers to shift focus from self to absorb more elevating thoughts. It then recounts Professor John Wise’s 1879 balloon storm description viewed from above the clouds, detailing bulging cloud surfaces, cold air, and the muffled rain and faint thunder. Julius Roesch of Pendleton aids La Grande ice plant project slated to start around March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wise
Gtormeland
Julius Roesch
William Hoesch
Pendleton
la Grande
Dam of the Colorado at Salton Sea Mentioned Engineer Clarke
Immense dam holds Colorado River in check at the Salton Sea. Engineer C K Clarke supervised construction, aided by Charles E Bean of Pendleton. The report describes rapid progress, river rises, a temporary breach, and final closure in 15 days 2 hours. Dam height 18 ft 9 in, length about 1100 ft, material 77 000 cable yards. Plans call for raising five to six feet and adding clay to render impermeable, with about 140 000 yards of material total. Safety monitors report the structure now secure against expected pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Clarke
Charles E. Bean
Pendleton
Colorado River
Salton Sing
Charles E. Bonn
Los Angeles
Tt Wce
Yuma
Bern
Miona stomach tablets promise cure for digestive disorders
The ad promotes Miona stomach tablets as a permanent cure for stomach troubles using a mix of bismuth subgallate cerium oxalate sodium bicarbonate and nux vomica. Tallman & Co guarantees refunds if the remedy fails and urges sufferers to start using the tablets for indigestion headaches back pain emaciation bloating and nervous sleeplessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
Wheatgrowers Meeting in Umatilla County
Wheat growers of Umatilla county are urged to attend a meeting at the Commercial Association room on Saturday, March 8 at 1 30 p m sharp. Important business will come before the gathering. WM M Scott Provident Wheatgrowers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Commercial Association Room
Current Literature Club Meeting at Mrs La Dow Home
The Current Literature club will meet at Mrs Mary La Dow's West Court street home on Friday March 1 at the usual time. An interesting program has been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary la Dow
West Court Street
Officials vow firm action against coal theft near Mountainhome
O R and N officials backed by Mountainhome Idaho authorities will prosecute coal stealers vigorously. Two men arrested on the charge have pleaded guilty and were fined 10 pounds each with costs added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountainhome
Idaho
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General News
Earl Blidpales
Henry County
Tinole
Woodstock
Eldriige
Relief
Red Crowe Funds Corporation of
San Francisco
Associated Charities
F. J. Donaldson
Main St
Pondieton
Northwest News
Tn Dalton Dam
The
Colorado
WM. M. Scott
I Provident Wheatgrowera’ Asaociti
East Oregonian
Pendleton, Oregon
Current Literature Club
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. S&s. Byers, Proprietor
EAST
Oregonian
Oregon
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