Roosevelt to Address Inland Empire Teachers in Spokane
Former president Theodore Roosevelt will address the Inland Empire teachers convention in Spokane during the first week of April. The event, planned by committees from Cheney, Pullman, Pendleton, and Spokane, will span two days and include addresses by governors of four states, a presidental talk, and a school government discussion on rural education. Alonzo P. Troth named secretary after Henry M. Hart could not attend.
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Spokane
Wash
Theodore Roosevelt
Inland Empire
Teachers’ Association
Roosevelt
N. D. Showalter
Normal School
Cheney
A. A. Cleveland
State College of
Pullman
F. K. Welles
Pendleton
Ore
Henry M. Hart
Northwest
Wheebbington
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Alonzo P. Troth
Hart
Oregon Senators Object To Colwell Nomination
Washington reports the Senate Judiciary Committee referred Colwell’s nomination to a sub committee of Sutherland Borah and Culberson for investigation. Protests cite Colwell’s ties to Oregon Republican circles and opposition to Oregon’s plan of government. Bourne protests Malcolm nomination for collector with Chamberlain likely to join. Indications the committee may ask the president to withdraw Colwell under senatorial courtesy.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Judiciary Committee
Colwell
Sutherland, Borah
Culberson
Republican Organization of Oregon
Oregon
Bourne
Senate Commerce Committee
Philip &. Malcolm
Chamberlain
Malcolm
People of
Bourne and
Judiciary Committee
Wealthy girl endures months on Spokane homestead
Anna E. Haines, daughter of wealthy Southern California parents, has spent about 14 months isolated on a homestead near Prower, Washington, intending to commute on the property and later return to her San Diego area. She aims to improve the site despite awaiting water from a proposed irrigation ditch.
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Spokane
Wash
Prower
Anna E. Haines
California
San Diego
Miss Haines
Rattleanike Hills
Printing Expert to Be Consulted in State Printing
Salem Oregon January eighteenth. The new state printing expert R A Harris found departments may save money by consulting him before ordering printing as permitted by law. The secretary of state has directed letters to all departments to inform them of this provision.
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Salem, Or
R. A. Harris
Secretary of State
Blood Stands Still Blood Circulation Cure Hints
Blood circulation remains poor as rumors grow while remedies fail to work. An advertised internal remedy named Dr Leonne hardt Hem-Rold is sold by Pendleton Drug Co in Buffalo and touted for a 24 day course with EVara’alee branding. A booklet is offered on request.
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Torlea
Beaoe
Pitea
Leonhi' i
Evara'alee
Peddleton Drug Co
Hety-Rom
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo
Printing experts urge lawful reform on expense recoveries
A letter cites the secretary of state backing a stricter application of composition law for technical matters. Expert Harris argues closer law use could save money. The office advises departments to consult with the designated expert before returning large sums from the disputed license printing payments.
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Harris
Secretary of State
Canadian Naval College opens at Halifax phase
Canadian School opens at Halifax on January 19 with the Dominion Navy planning to train future officers. The first class enrolled twenty one midshipmen under Captain Martin, senior records officer, and B. S. Hartley.
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Halifax
Martin
Hartley
Naval School
Hallowell Concert Offered by Bayonet Club
The Bayonet Club of Company L NG Spanish American War veterans and G A R veterans presents a musical entertainment event on Friday January 20 with admission of one dollar. The report notes over 2600 street lamps illuminated across St Louis.
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Hallowell
Bayonet Club
Company L
N. G
St. Louis
Echo Afyas And Personal Notes
Special Echo Oregon notes report city council met at city hall with Mayor Stanfel absent A B Thompson presiding Approval granted for Chas Friedly Hotel Echo liquor license to be issued in five days First license since dry regime others noted two saloons allowed Local people and visitors mentioned including Thompson Williams Pride Heggard Brown Norman and Perry Whitworth moving tenants cattle shipments and store assistance noted
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Echo
Ore
Stanflel
A. B. Thompson
Chas Friedly
Wis
Friedly Ie
R. B. Thompson
Hot Lake
Allen Thomson
Fred Willams
Pride
Portland
Wm. Heggard
Stanfield
Mre
BE. H. Brown
Willey & Masterson
Miss Nettie Norman
Spokane Women Publish New Novel The Man With the Scar
Spokane writers Miss Justice Alice Haskins and Mrs Eleanor H. Holly publish The Man With the Scar through Richard G Badger of Boston. Set in the Cumberland mountains of Tennessee the tale follows a Southern heroine amid a mountaineer love story with characters inspired by people the authors know.
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Spokane
Werren
Alice Fones
Richard G. Badger
Boston
Cumberland Mountains
Tennessee
Miss Jussice Alice Haskins
Night Ambririan
Spokane Carnegie Lbrary
Eleanor H. Holly
Spokane County Court House
Electric heaters on San Jose Palo Alto rail run
Electric heaters will be used on the San Jose to Palo Alto run of the Peninsular Railroad in California. The devices are to be activated during the reold nights.
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San Jose
Palo Alto
Peninsular Railroad
California
Spokane Telegraph Bride Bond Sparks Uncanny Mail Surge
Spokane January 15. Miss Margaret Perkins a St Nichol as hotel telephone operator faced a $500 bond not to marry for six months. Since then she has received four letters from strangers seeking to become her fiancé. One writer is a Lakehurst New Jersey man, another from Brooklyn, another from Thief River Falls Minnesota, and a matrimonial bureau from Oakland California includes a fill in form describing age hair color eyes complexion height weight occupation income and cash.
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Spokane
Wash
Margaret Perkins
St. Nicholas Hotel
Lakehurst
N. J
Brooklyn
N. Y
Thief River Falls
Oakland
Cal
No clean rag buyers and theater notes in Pendleton
Paying cash for large rag bundles and asking readers to bring them to the East Oregonian office at once. Also promoting the Orpheum theater showing the best moving pictures and brightest screenings in Pendleton.
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East Oregonian
Pendleton
The
Orpheum
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Farmer
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Pendleton, Ore
Umatilla County
Dominion Naval College
Schoo
Midvale
Lite
E. C. Lewis
George and Miller
Mudge
Perry Whitworth
Echo Lumber Company
Hotel Echo
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