Oregon Senate and House Leaders Likely Elected
Attorney J P Winter from Portland predicts Governor Chamberlain will become U S Senator from Oregon and Bowerman will lead the Senate with Pat McArthur as speaker, though opposition may block McArthur. Coleman Phelps and others share the house leadership view while interior reps may falter, and Umatilla delegates proceed to Portland for caucuses. Senator Cole plans two statewide matters in the upcoming session.
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Bowerman
Senate
McArthur
Umatilla
Senator Cole
George E. Chamberlain
United States
Oregon
J. P. Winter
Portland
Jay Bowerman
Condon
Pat McArthur
House of Representatives
House
Cole
Phelps
Flocs
Winter
Pat
Fortland
Chamberlain
Fulton
Wilcox
Umatilla County
Senator Smith
Dr. Smith
Salem
Early warning on cold starts and treatment urgency
The passage warns that the very hour cold starts should be checked immediately to prevent deep-seated problems. Delaying at the onset can extend suffering, as each hour lost may add days to recovery and worsen the cure.
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Blue Mountain Creamery
la Grande
Linoleum Laying Disrupts City Hall Offices
New linoleum has arrived and is being installed in City Hall. Judge FitzGeralds court room and private office, the chief of police, and Water Superintendent Sutherland’s offices are torn up. Officials remain on duty as work continues and the council table will be moved to the police court room ahead of Wednesday night regular session.
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Judge FitzGerald
Chief of Police
Sutherland
Police Seek William Brock Missing Man in Montana
Chief Guardane received a Minneapolis police card requesting help to locate William D. Brock believed last heard from in Kalls pell Montana on May 22 1908. Brock is described as 69 with dark complexion a dark mustache mixed with gray and poor teeth with upper false plate.
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Guardane
Minneapolis
William D. Brock
Brock van Iner
Kallspell
Montana
Appreciative Coos Bay Endorses Judge Lowell
Coos Bay Times praises Judge Lowell of Pendleton as a sincere and earnest friend to Coos Bay and Interior Oregon noting his supportive efforts whenever opportunity offers. The piece highlights his role in regional development and expresses strong local endorsement.
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Coos Bay
Lowell
Oregon
Advocate Judge Lowell Urges Coos Bay Harbor Development
At a recent development congress in Vaile Judge Lowell highlighted Coos Bay harbor merits and urged railway and harbor improvements. Marshfield Chamber of Commerce sent a resolution thanking him, praising his efforts to promote Coos Bay’s deep sea advantages and Oregon’s inland resources.
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Coos Bay Harbor
Vaile
Lowell
Coos Bay
Judge Lowell
Chamber of Commerce of
Marshfield
Development League
Lawell
Pendleton
Oregon
Idaho
Inland Empire
Pendleton Robes Fill Indian Rooms In Luxe Transit
Pendleton Indian robes adorn many a palatial sleeping car on the New York Central and aboard Atlantic liners and enrich numerous Indian corners in private homes. The feature describes their widespread use and prestige in travel and living spaces.
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New York Central
Pendleton robe linked to Chief Joseph portrait
A Pendleton robe is described as the picturesque backdrop for a portrait of Chief Joseph, the renowned Nez Perce leader, with the robe reportedly made at the Pendleton mill years ago.
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Ture
Pendleton
Joseph
Nex Perces
Pendleton Mill
Pendleton Endures Heaviest Snowfall Yet
Pendleton endures one of the Northwest’s worst snowstorms with nine inches and rising. Water pumping runs day and night to meet frozen pipes and rising demand as the Umatilla River freezes from shore to shore above the Main Street bridge. Skating is out, and forecasts predict deeper snowfall by morning. Local water supplies strained, crops protected by constant water flow while authorities monitor the icy river conditions.
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Umatilla
Main Street
Northwest
Triumviate powers force Austria's hand in the Balkans
A telegraphic exchange reports Russia France and England pledging to take a resolute stand against Austria. The alliance aims to check Austria's Balkan ambitions and prevent further expansion.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
France
England
Austria
Balkans
Balkan
Mrs Price Todd Dies at Noon at 17
Mrs Jaanita C Todd wife of Price Todd died at 12 30 this afternoon from quick consumption at 301 South Main street She was 17 native of Pendleton formerly Miss Jaanita Roby educated at Adams Married March 28 last Funeral service at 2 tomorrow from A H Todd 806 College street Interment in Olney cemetery
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Jaanita C. Todd
Price Todd
South Main Street
Pendleton
Jaanita Roby
Adams
A. H. Todd
College Street
Olney Cemetery
Beach Hargis Is Back In Jail In Jackson Ky
Beach Hargis, released on $25,000 bond to await trial for murdering his father, Judge James Hargis, has been jailed again in Jackson Kentucky. He is charged with intoxication and firing multiple shots before the store of County Judge C. S. Taulbee.
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Jackson
Beach Hargis
James Hargis
Hargis
S. Taulbee
Warning Against Cashing Postoffice Money Orders
Postmaster J. T. Brown warns merchants not to cash postoffice money orders numbered 1491 to 1600 after blanks were stolen from the Bellingham Washington station on December 13. Experts warn cranks may alter numbers with red ink, so avoid cashing Bellingham orders.
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J. T. Brown
Bellingham, Wash
Bellingham
Woman Victim of Street Robbery in San Francisco
In San Francisco two armed men robbed Mrs. A Serra, a music teacher, at her doorstep. They held a revolver to her and forced her to surrender jewelry. She cried out during the assault and sustained stress injuries from the encounter.
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San Francisco
Jan
A. Serra
Mrs Nell Redfield Visits Sister in City
Mrs Nell Redfield formerly Miss Nell Cameron is visiting with her sister Mrs RR W Fletcher. She now resides in Portland and is in town for a short stay with family.
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Nell Redfield
Nell Cameron
RR. W. Fletcher
Redfield
Portland
Nebraska Visitor Sees City Guest Of Mrs John Nissen
Mrs. W. E. Barkley from Lincoln Nebraska is visiting the city as the guest of Mrs. John Nissen.
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W. E. Barkley
Lincoln, Nebraska
City
John Nissen
Drownings Darken Hunting Trip For Three Boys
In Hoquin Washington three high school youths James Burrows Harry Lantern and Loren Cordill disappeared during a hunting trip after their canoe overturned. Rescue teams and a mud flat search continue with tents and gear found on the riverbank indicating they camped there before the trip ended in drowning.
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Hoquin
Wash
James Burrows
Harry Lantern
Loren Cordill
Eyehut
Sanborn
Kudis
Bronze medals mark fleet departure tour from Hampton Roads
The Philadelphia mint begins turning out bronze medals to commemorate the American battleship fleet’s world tour departure from Hampton Roads. President Roosevelt approves the specimens and the medals, priced at $1 each, will be sold to fund the treasury. One side shows Roosevelt, the other Columbia with three ships.
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Washington, Jan
Hampton Roads
Philadelphia Mint
General Fund of the Treasury
Roornevelt
Columbia
Board to issue 770000 in school bonds at four percent
Los Angeles officials announced the board of supervisors will issue 770,000 in school bonds bearing 4 percent interest. The funds will finance construction of twelve new school buildings following yesterday's election authorizing the issue.
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Los Angeles
Board of Supervisors Ars
Chinese Ambassador Contributes To Red Cross Relief
Washington dispatch reports Tang Shao Yi, China’s special ambassador, gave his personal $600 to Red Cross earthquake victims. California contributed ten thousand dollars, bringing total receipts to $253,000. In Pacific Coast League news, umpire J McGreevy will serve this year after terms acceptance noted in Secretary Farrell’s bulletin.
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Washington
Jan
Tang Shao Yi
Red Cross
California
Pacific Coast League
J. McGreevy
Terma Ln
Farrell
Vinol touted as superior cod liver and iron medicine
The advertisement proclaims Windl as better than cod liver oil and emulsions, containing all their medicinal value without disagreement. It promotes Vinol as unequaled for body builders, elderly, delicate children after sickness, and stubborn coughs and colds, by Pendleton Drug Company in Pendleton, Oregon.
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Standard Grocery Co
F&s
Tallman & Co
J. E. Smith Live Stock Co
R. R. Station
E. T. Wade
Smith-Crawford Building
Pendleton, Ore
Commercial National Bank
Lee Moorhouse
D. ¢. Brownell
Mrs. Redfield
Nebraska
Angel City
Pendleton Drug Company
Pendleton, Oregon
Boston
National Bank
E. Court St
Pendleton Business
E. O. Draper, Prin
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