Big finale at poultry show and association vote
The Uma tilla Morrow County Poultry Association plans incorporation and elected officers at today’s meeting in Pendleton. Prizes valued 2.50 to 5.00 per setting will be drawn tonight. eggs must be used for hatching. Carruth Orchestra to play more pieces. show dates set for December 19 to 18 inclusive.
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Carruth
Umatilla-Morrow County
Walla Walla
Charles Curtis, Sr
Hermiston
L. B Kicker
Irrigan
KR. W. Fletcher
F. F. Averill
F. F. Williams
Million
Frig Bade
Freewater
J. T. Brown
Pendleton
Valuable Eggs To Be Given Away At Poultry Show
Five prizes totaling 25 dollars are offered at the big poultry show tonight. Prizes include Buff Plymouth Rock cockerel and Buff Cochin bantam eggs from J. E. Duke of Pendleton, Buff Orpington eggs from Windle Brothers of Lents, Golden Wyandotte eggs from Dickinson Levy of Walla Walla, and Columbian Plymouth Rock eggs from Bary Wil Var nes of Milton.
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B. F. Williams
Milton
J. E., Duke of
Pendleton
Windle Brothers
Lents
Dickinson @ Levy
Walla Walla
Bar
Wil Varnes
First Umatilla-Morrow Poultry Exhibition Closes Tonight
The first annual Umatilla Morrow Poultry Association show ends at midnight with Judge Elmer Dixon and Judge Frank Dread in attendance. Despite not covering costs yet, local citizens, Pendleton, and surrounding counties are praised for strong support. Tonight features a 7 30 orchestra, a minstrel show at the opera house, and prize drawings including a large cockerel and four egg settings valued at 25 dollars. Mrs Wheeler reaped consecutive egg prizes, illustrating show quirks and strong daily attendance.
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Dickinson
Walla Walla Association
Elmer Dixon
Oregon City
Frank Dread
College Place
Pasdcration
Pendleton
Umatilla
Morrow
Musical program for this evening at Billings hall
The program lists pieces including War March of the Prinst, Spanish Waltz by Meredeheeat, Apple Blowsome, Jolly Fellowe Waltz, Love in Tdleneme, Macbeth, Danke Styrienme and The Crips ae Mat, performed by various artists.
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Egypta
Billings
the Prinst
Santioce
Roberts Jolly
Michtels
Socialists Riot in Reichstag Over Monarchy Speech
In Berlin on January 29 socialists disrupted Herr Von Oldenburg’s Reichstag address favoring an absolute monarchy. Fists flew, chairs toppled, and desks were overturned as socialists shouted Down with absolutism while the speaker was restored and order returned. The Kaiser may have used the event to gauge socialist support and political aims.
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Mikes
Reichstag
Berlin
Soela
Herr von Oldenburg
Kilser
Sociavliets
Swope Death Feared From Poison Reported In Estate Executor Called
A public statement suggests Col T. Swope died of poison in Kansas City. Jon lineage 29 hints at the event while surgeons reportedly found poison in the dead capitalist's stones. Executor Joseph A. Paxton has been urgently summoned to confirm details of the Swope estate.
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Jon
Col T. Swope
Kansas
Clio
Joseph A. Paxton
Swope
Local Phone Manager Accepts Aberdeen Post
L G McLellan Pendleton Pacific Telephone manager resigns to take a similar job in Aberdeen Washington. He plans to leave soon with no successor yet named. Miss Cook will handle commercial work temporarily. McLellan cites regret at leaving and describes his good relations with the public and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. McLellan
Pendleton
Pacific Telephone Company
Aberdeen
Wash
MecClellan
Cook
Recorder
McClellan
Paris Under Martial Law Amid Flood Crisis
Martial law declared in Paria as Hungary refugees attack food shops and police. Seine subway risks collapse with $250 million in losses and $50 million more probable. Officials consider a permanent horseshoe canal to carry flood waters and safeguard the city. Readers report continued public distress and uncertain relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Permanen
Safeguard
Paria
Seine
Poria
Cyclone Thompson Draws Tom McCarthy In Coast Bout
Cyclone Johnny Thompson of Filinola and Tommy McCarthy of San Francisco battled 20 weight rounds tonight in a fast coast fight. McCarthy landed 18 clean blows to Thompson’s 1 but Thompson’s aggression kept the bout even until Referee Eddie Hanson scored a draw. Thompson floored McCarthy in the fifth and nearly won in the first with a brutal left, but the rugged exchanges produced a no-decision result.
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San Francisco
Johnny Thompson
Filinola
Tommy McCarthy
McCirts
Thompson
Eddie Hanson
Metlarthy
McCarthy
Hanlon
Testimony in Defense Case Opens as Proceedings Move On
Fragmented report notes ongoing defense presentation in a government trial. Col Worthington begins introducing evidence after reading disputed testimony by a Washington official. Documents and reports by Hermann are referenced as preliminaries to the interrogation Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilketort
Washington Tris
Col
Worthington
Hermann
Spectators View Comet Over Portland Heights
A 1910 comet was observed late today from Portland Oregon by several hundred residents who climbed to the city’s heights to glimpse the sight. The celestial visitor appeared about 80 degrees above the horizon and left observers with a bright tail and a curling glow as it moved across the sky.
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Portand
Ore
Tan
All Stars Will Recuperate
Hot Springs Arkansas January 20 It was learned today that James J Jeffries Frank Gotch and BLFE Rel fer will spend some time here after the middle of February when their Prefit engagements end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Stars
Hot Springs
Ark
James J. Jeffries
Frank Gotch
Blfe
Relfer
Princeton Star to Coach Missouri Football Team
Eadidie Dillon, a former Princeton football star, accepted the position of coach for the University of Missouri football team in Columbia Missouri on January 29. Dillon takes over prospects for Missouri as they prepare for the upcoming season.
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Princeton
Missouri
Columbia
Eadidie Dillon
Att
University of Missouri
Glavis Says Ballinger Blocked Alaska Coal Inquiry
Former official Glavis testified before a congressional panel that attempts were made to hinder the Alaska coal land fraud investigation. He said Land Commissioner Dennett and Secretary Ballinger directed him not to seek an affidavit from California Senator McLachlan regarding the Green group claims. He also reported a July Heyburn law consolidation move and Ballinger’s awareness of the related requests.
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Stati
Congressional Investigation
Ballingcor
Mclachlan
Alaska
Ballinger
Washington
Glavis
Congressional Committee
Dennett
Goto
California
Glevis
Welachlan
Concreteman
Ameria
Clavie
Wickersham
Interior Department
Con
Roosevelt leads coalition to back 1912 bid
Minneapolis January 28 Roosevelt announced a coalition of Hearst Independent League and insurgent Republicans for his 1912 presidential run. He warned that only united forces alongside La Follette Dolliver Cummins and Murdock could defeat regular Republicans, asserting victory if the coalition holds.
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Minnedipolie
Roosevelt
Hearst
Independent League
Thomas J. Hiewen
Hiegen
la Follette
Dolliver
Cummins
Murdock
Lone Survivor Tells Tale Of Czaring Wreck
Harry Kentzell assistant engineer and sole survivor of the steamer Czaring recounts the January 12 wreck off Coos Bay at a U S inquiry led by Inspector Bolles and Bulger. He describes the futile life saving launch from the sinking collier and his unconscious beaching after the voyage. No new details emerged at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harry Kentzel
Coos Bay
United States
Bolles
Bulger
Charles J. Duggan
Kentzel
England and Russia Face Serious Problems
St Petersburg January 29 reports from Turkestan show rising restiveness over massacres and looting. Civil war threatens northward of Boghara as a dismissed prime minister suspected of instigating the conflict. yet the war continues. The foreign office declines to discuss troop movements to the Indian frontier amid hints this quasi revolt could test Russia and England over sea port control on the Indian Ocean.
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St. Petersburg
Turkestan
Boghara
Foreign Office
Russia
England
Milien
Indian Ocean
Estradas Best General is Seriously Wounded
Bluefieldix Jan 29 General Chamorro, trusted lieutenant of revolutionary commander Estrada, is seriously wounded in the hospital at the front. Chamorro led the attack on the government position near Agoyipa during the bloody battle January 25, with more than 200 men killed or wounded on both sides.
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Bluefieldix
Chamorro
Bstrada
Agoyipa
Terrible Blizzard Rages in England
London reports the worst blizzard in twenty years sweeping northwestern England with twenty feet snow on the level. Northern villages are cut off as railways and telegraph lines fail. Six people drown as the French schooner St Mathu foundered in the storm and the crew of the Four Brothers reportedly perished off North Wales.
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London
England
North
Wales
Blackhand Conspirators Sentenced to Pen
Toledo Ohio residents found guilty of implication in a blackhand conspiracy. Eleven men received prison terms ranging from two to ten years. ring leader Shlevetore Liman drew sixteen years. Marehbes Vincenzo Alogso Salvatore Risse declared worthy earned new trials. Alleged tribute collected from nearly a dozen wealthy countrymen.
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Toledo
Jat
Sieiliang
Ttallana
Shlevetore Liman
Marehbes
Vincenzo Alogso
Salvatore Risse
Independent Oil Firms Face Calls for Probe of Graft
Misinoupolis reports renewed graft concerns as Independent Oil Companies push for a congressional inquiry into the Stand boycott. Officials debate why government actions failed to halt the boycott and whether key executives linked to the Petroleum Makers Restoration of America influenced policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misinoupolis
Serr
Mckinson
Petroleum Makers Resteration
American
Tony
Deenite Dickinson
Denver mayor backs municipal water plant purchase
Denver Mayor Robert W. Speer, in his annual budget to the city council, favors municipal ownership of the water system. He recommends buying the Denver Union Water company plant for 14.4 million dollars and also advocates reducing saloons and establishing a municipal asphalt paving plant.
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Denver
Robert W. Speer
Denver Union Water Company
Paris relief drive raises funds in San Francisco
San Francisco January 29 reports more than 3000 dollars raised for destitute Parisians as a relief effort in the city. The fundraiser showcases local support for humanitarian aid amid hardship in Paris.
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Rison
San Francisco
Opera companies plan benefits for Parisians in Feb shows
New York January 29 The Metropolitan and Manhattan opera companies announce benefit performances on February 6 and 7 to aid Parisians. The events are organized under the temporary management of Mary Gar Won, with proceeds slated for relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan
Manhattan Opera
Muani Cemeny
Mary Gar- Won
Poultry Man FL Metz Attends Southern Show
FL Metz a prominent poultry man from the south end of the county is in town today to attend the poultry show and conduct business.
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FL. Metz
Arnold Fate in Murder Trial as District Attorney Phelps Speaks
The transcript shows Attorney Phelps presenting a lengthy argument on taking testimony in the murder trial. Steiner opens for the state, Watts defends, and Peterson and Phelps wind up the lengthy proceedings. Judge’s instructions were brief.
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Distict
Steiner
Watts
Peterson
Phelps
Jury Deliberates Verdict in Claude Arnold Case
The fate of Claude Arnold rests with a jury after Judge Bean finished instructing them. The twelve jurors retired in the afternoon to determine a verdict in the trial.
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Claude Arnold
Bean
Arnold murder trial nears end after weeklong hearings
With both sides arguing, the Arnold murder trial closes a week of intense court activity. The packed courtroom reflected historic attendance as testimony finished and closing arguments began. The state’s Frederick Steiner urged conviction while defense lawyers Homer Watts and Will M Peterson presented their case before adjournment.
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Arnold
Court House
Police readied raid on gypsy camp for missing girl
Chicago January 20 police prepared to raid a gypsy camp at Thornton near the city to recover Clara Kile a five year old girl said to have been stolen by the tribe authorities believe she was taken from her home and officials are acting on the lead to locate her.
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Chicago
Thornton
Clara Kile
Northern Pacific officials visit Pendleton for traffic talks
A party of Northern Pacific officials arrived in Pendleton in private cars and joined by A. D. Charitan. The group, including H. C. Nutt J. G. Woodworth Henry Hinkley J. G. Watler S S B Calderhead and BA McKenna, spent several hours in the city. The trip appears centered on the road's traffic department with most travelers identified as traffic men.
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Northern Pacific
Norther Pacific
H. C. Nutt
Tacoma
J. G. Woodworth
St. Paul
Henry Hinkley
Western
J. G. Watler
Paseco
Pendleton Branch
S&s B
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Portland
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SEC
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Harry Kentzell
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Cise
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