Canadian Wheat Tariff Sparks Pacific Northwest Debate
Expert Hyman H. Cohen argues price hinges on world supply and tariff changes. Canadian wheat could reach the United States via Portland, with effects varying by export demand and global crop sizes. Also notes Connell warehouse sale, exclusive hog ranch plans, Helix ranch lease, and Jackson Hole elk hay purchases.
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Canada
United States
Fimatilia
Pacific Northwest
Sofar
Middle West
Prairies
Portland
Duluth
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Europe
Great Lakes
Medal of Honor recipient Colonel McCarty dies in Walla Walla
Colonel Michael McCarty a Civil and Northwest Indian wars veteran and one of 30 U S recipients of the Medal of Honor died at his home in Walla Walla after months of illness. Born in 1845 in Newfoundland he enlisted late in the Civil War and served in company H first cavalry during the Indian Wars. He later owned land near the city sold to Blalock Orchard company.
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Walla Walla. Wash
Michael McCarty
United States
McCarty
New Foundland
Company H
First Cavalry
The
Blalock Orchard Company
Tidal wave floods Callao seaport and Lapunta schools
The Callao seaport area was inundated by a tidal wave triggered by an earthquake lasting 55 seconds. No loss of life reported. The naval school at Lapunta and several hotels were flooded, with no similar inundation since 1876.
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LDMWA
Peru
Callao
Naval School
Lapunta
Tri State Prospects Question Discussed
Walla Walla residents debated baseball prospects in the Western Tri state for 1914 at a Commercial club luncheon. Speakers from Portland and Seattle urged community awakening to welcome a possible influx of people after the Panama Canal opens and the San Francisco Exposition starts.
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Walla Walla
Tristate
Hotel Dacres
Tor Richardson
Portland
Pendleton News Notes on Quarantine and Local Changes
Pendleton reports Henry Notes of Pendleton hotel proprietor put under smallpox quarantine by police and moved to Pasco. George Goodman relocates his business family to Pasco. Nolin home on north hill taken by Charles E. Jordan of the local telephone plant, leaving property to wife. James M. Derrick’s will leaves bulk of $3650 estate to widow Nettle Derrick, probate admitted. Dr W R Campbell operates on Charles A Hill at St Marys Hospital removing gall stones. he stays for business and visiting C H Campbell. Greek meeting in Hercules George vs Sam Messaris case with interpreter. loan dispute without note. Jerry Rusk represents plaintiff, Derrick Steiner defendant.
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Pasco
George Goodman
Nolin
North Hill
Charles E. Jordan
James M. Derrick
Freewater
Nettle Derrick
W. R. Campbell
Pendleton
Charles A. Hill
St. Mary's Hospital
Campbell
C. H. Campbell
South Fourth Street
Walla Walla Union
Hercules George
Sam Messaris
Jerry Rusk
la Grande
Derick Steiner
Hill Claims Damages in Land Transaction Case
Henry Z. Hill defendant in a land transfer suit filed his answer in superior court alleging misrepresentation by plaintiff Harry H. Hewitt and seeking 6300 dollars in damages. He says he did not see the land before trading and later learned he was worsted, per the Walla Walla Union.
Matlock Re-elected Leader At Umatilla Fish & Game Meet
W N Matlock was re elected president of the Umatilla County Fish and Game association at the annual meeting held in the city hall Friday night. Other officers chosen were G J La Dow vice president Mark Moorhouse secretary and W D Humphrey treasurer. All were reelected except Moorhouse who was chosen to succeed R W Fletcher who refused to serve because of too much other business.
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W. N. Matlock
Umatilla
Liquor Law Violators Fined In Harbor Court
Yesterday afternoon Gus La Fontaine J H Brown and John Foutts pleaded guilty to illegal liquor selling charges brought by Governor West's agents last July Each was fined 50 dollars The case against George Carveau was dismissed Cora Switzler left the state and bail money may be forfeited In Wagner versus Marion Jack the jury found for the plaintiff for 57 50 the defendant had paid 25 to Col J H Raley on the plaintiff's order Wagner said the 25 was owed by Jack Cross examination of Col Raley highlighted the trial
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Gus la Fontaine
J. H. Brown
John Foutts
J. M.wagner
Marion Jack
Col. J. H. Raley
Wagner
Jack
Col Raley
R R. Johnson
Helix Couple Married at Golden Rule Hotel
Edward Ringel and Josephine Herman of Helix were married in the Golden Rule Hotel parlors at 11 a.m. by Rev. Tolbert F. Weaver of the Christian church. The ceremony was witnessed by friends and relatives including Mrs. John Walker and Julius Nelson. The couple plans a Portland visit before returning to their Helix farm home.
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Helix
Golden Rule Hotel
Edward Ringel
Josephine Herman
Tolbert F. Weaver
The
Christian Church
Sveral
John Walker
Julius Nelson
Frank Snider
Valentine
L. Ringel
Ringel
Portland
Death of John Elliot Near Pendleton
John Elliot died this morning at 10 from Brights disease, age 49, a Missouri native who lived in California and then moved to Umatilla county three years ago. He is survived by his wife and six children Mia Karl Kirkpatrick Leo Jesse Olen Clarence and Horace. Funeral arrangements are not yet finalized but likely Friday forenoon at this location.
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John Elliot
Pendleton
Mr. Elliot
Missouri
Hi. F Kirkpatrick
Umatilla County
California
Mia
Karl Kirkpatrick
Leo
Jesse
Olen
Clarence
Horace
Speeding trial continues for local farmer Joseph Holmes
A sequel to the complaint heard last Wednesday by Henry Craig is being tried this afternoon in police court. Joseph Holmes, a McKay Creek farmer, faces a charge of exceeding the speed limit.
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Henry Craig
Joseph Holmes
McKay Creek
Driver arrested on speeding charge in Pendleton case
The report details a speeding incident on West Court Street where Craig accused driver Holmes of 25 mph. George Edmund identified a car number as backing the claim, but officer records could not locate the vehicle. Holmes was arrested as a warrant accused him of driving eight miles per hour. The day’s trial began at 3 oclock.
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Craig
George Edmund
Penland Bros
Edmund
Holmes
West Court Street
Sheriff T D Taylors books praised as well kept
Public accountant J H Wilson commends the county books handling funds noting receipts and credits are correct with two small treasury discrepancies corrected. Recommendations urge clerks to verify credits before signing, attach vouchers to monthly reports, and ensure correct totals for redeemed warrants and school funds.
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J. H. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Burroughs
Frank Salting
T. D. Taylor
L E. Young
Bradley
Treasury
Hermiston Commercial club hosts banquet celebrating West Umatilla project start
Seventy one people attended Hermiston Oregon's Commercial Club banquet marking the start of work on the West Umatilla project. Toast master Dr. Bb. Monkman presided as officers were reelected and a slate of directors chosen for the new year including E. P. Dodd as president and J. H. Reid as secretary.
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Hermiston
Ore
Hermiston Commerceial Club
West Umatilla
Bb. G. Monkman
E. P. Dodd
Commercial Club
S. McNaught
H. W. Coe
KH. Oldaker
Charles Baker
H.T. Irvin
J. T. Hinkle
Hiedel
J. H. Reid
Dr. C. ©. Wainscott
H. T. Frazier
H. D. Longley
H. M. Straw
J. W. Campbell
F.C. McKenzie
Grain rates rise for Portland to California ports
Portland news reports grain shipping tariffs boosted by 25 cents per ton. The new charges apply immediately, totaling 1.75 dollars per ton to San Francisco and 2.25 dollars per ton to San Pedro and Redondo. The increase affects Portland and other Pacific coast ports as steamship lines adjust routes.
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Ore
Pacific
Orthy
San Francisco
California
San Pedro
Redondo
Chartering change eyed for steam schooner fleet
Company of San Francisco will act as chartering agent for nearly all steam schooner lines, replacing individual operators. A central agency aims to smooth cargo flow as tariff increases for lumber transport are broadly approved. Some doubt on the lumber rate jump. grain shipments to California still ample, keeping vessels busy through next season.
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California
Jt Wie
Best Not Citizen Rocked Pendleton Water Board Bid
Dr Best failed to declare intentions date when registering last fall and did not present papers to the county clerk. He moved to Klamath Falls and reportedly resided there about a year, raising disqualification questions for service on the water board.
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Best
Dr. Best
Klamath Falls
Water Board
Pendleton
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