Southern Cotton Association Holds Key Delegates Meet
New Orleans Jan 11 The second annual Southern Cotton association convention opens with about 5000 delegates expected. Leaders including Harvie Jordan and John Parker address cooperation, foreign labor, bank relations, and marketing plans to stabilize prices and expand foreign sales of American cotton. The gathering aims to create uniform handling facilities and seek congressional support for exported cotton movement.
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Washington Artilery Building
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Ronedale
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Ss. C
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First National Bank
Sparta
Fillmore
J. A. Brown
Chisbourne
Ncl
Walter Clark
Southern Corton Association
RB. M. Jacoby
Dardanelle
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Congress
Wwe
Bochon Wafers offer kidney disease relief in Pendleton
Irving's Bochon Wafers are advertised as a side remedy for all Kidney Disease from back pain to Bright's Disease. The claim is that they cure, backed by confidence from observed cures in hopeless cases. Sold for 10 cents a box by Tallman & Co., 423 Main St, Pendleton, Oregon.
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South cotton South questions immigration and finance
Other matters will be the consideration of the question of immigration to the south, establishment of low relations between the freemen and bankers and various other questions of the greatest importance to the entire cotton growing south.
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Fiemera
Female Doctor In Pen At Walla Walla Convicted Of Arson
In Walla Walla on January 11, 15 women convicts plus eight men were received at the state penitentiary. Among the new inmates is Dr Mary Latham of Spokane, serving nearly four years for arson to collect insurance. She was held for trial later and had to be ferried to court on a stretcher amid sympathy for her confinement. The wife of Deputy Sheriff Pogue accompanied the party to tend to the women.
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Spokane
Commonwealth
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Spokincame
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Latham
Mond, Wash
Going After Artesian Water in Yakima
James Wright plans to sink a spring well at the eastern end of Yakima Avenue to tap artesian water. He seeks a driller and expects to start soon, hoping for a steady flow to water his large lawn and possibly sell water to neighbors. If successful, his property value could rise and irrigation costs would drop.
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Eost
Yakima Avenue
Hiya
Yakinin Daily Republic
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Republic
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Greek Leader Shot by City Marshal During Arrest Incident
A native Greek leader at the Minidoka dam area was killed by City Marshal Kinggd who fired as the man reached for a weapon while resisting arrest. The incident triggered panic among about 140 Greek workers and a mass response as troops pursued the fleeing messenger.
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Mintdokh
Pola Capital News
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Davie Hb Haley
Miapehal
Hey
In Memory of Hamilton Forty-Eight Years Ago
New York marks the birth anniversary of Alexander Hamilton born January 11 1787. Memorial meetings and banquets honor his pivotal role in founding the American financial system and his diverse leadership as soldier statesman economist and scholar. The Hamilton mansion once stood near the Hudson headwaters and survived street expansion efforts through a real estate purchase and relocation. A later bid to preserve the Grange as a national memorial sparked a plan for a small surrounding park.
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Grange
Hamilton
Howe
St. Luke's Church
Swiss-US pact boosts Swiss goods imports gains
Bern Jan 41 There is great rejoicing over President Roosevelt's proclamation granting Switzerland reduced duties on crude tartar vermouth brandies art works and wines under a reciprocity agreement. The Swiss government had offered favorable nation treatment to American imports and the accord is seen as highly beneficial to Swiss industries.
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Switzerland
Roosevelt
United States
Composite Pronoun Asked in London Chronicle
A London Chronicle snippet discusses the need for a composite pronoun that covers he and she and even neither. It notes attempts like using they and questions the practicality of gender neutral terms in speech. The piece illustrates conversational errors through a maid addressing her mistress about a friend wanting tea.
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London Chronicle
Three Names and the Oxford Comma Debate
A New York Times quote traces century old punctuation debates over list commas in names. It contrasts two constructions: Jon, James and Thomas have come and John, James, and Thomas have come, noting how placement changes grammatical cases.
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New York Times
Anheuser-Busch installs glass tanks replaces wooden casks
General news notes the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company has installed 200 glass enamelled tanks holding 1000 barrels each, planning to replace wooden beer tanks and casks with glass. Also listed are a land fraud trial in Omarota and various church and industry figures.
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George Wire
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Onmota
United States
George H. Smith
Great Northern Railway
Minot
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Linn County
Kansas
Wellcome Walls
Riley County
Northwest News Highlights From Chehalis To Kalispell
Electric railway plans loom between Chehalis and Centralia after franchises were secured. James Moylan, ex-Portland, died from a fall at his mine jobs site. Pacific University Glee chair to tour the state next spring led by Principal Bates and William Heard. Kalispell convict James Bates, 19, jailed five years for robbery at Woods store and post office after a river swim. Great Falls man, alias Elias M Enge, arrested forcarbolic acid attack on landlady. A Washington land deal yields 100,000,000 feet timber and 14 constructions for about 10 million dollars. Portland fire department budget 1906 total 294,001 with levy shortfall funded from general fund. police budget 128,014.50. Yakima burial tally 267 coffins in 1905. many victims were elderly.
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James Moylan
Portland
Butte
William Heard
Kalispell
Mont
Woods
Kootenal River
Portland Fire Department
Police Department
Tonka versus Schilling’s Best Vanilla Prices Compared
A brief note on vanilla flavorings cites Tonka as the usual cheat costing one or two cents for a certain amount while Schilling's Best vanilla a dollar and one is strong the other is fine One is rank the other is delicate Yet four fifths of vanilla is tonsa The c3 cents accounts for it.
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Schilling
Opening of the Campaign Sparks Household Confrontation
A Cleveland piano dealer recalls an early morning quarrel in which a wife discovers her husband’s campaign materials in his pocket. She demands an explanation as he jokes that the opening of the campaign required no corkscrews. The exchange highlights domestic tension over political involvement.
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Cleveland
Chicago Council Probes $5.69 Million City Theft
A Chicago City Council committee launches a probe into $5,690,000 allegedly siphoned from the city through graft in tunnel and sewer projects. The inquiry aims to identify suspects, methods, and accountability for the large sum, with officials stressing the need for transparency.
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