Annual Report on Umatilla County Public Schools Data
The document presents extensive figures on school attendance, certificates, salaries, and expenditures in Umatilla County for the past year. It notes increases in daily attendance, certificates issued, and teacher salaries from earlier years, with total expenditures around 70 thousand dollars and end-of-year cash near 8.9 thousand. It also details library holdings, buildings, and equipment across districts, plus costs for rent, fuel, and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot Multnomah
Mehl Libraries
R VT
Pacific Coast steamer Cot tage City carries 880000 in gold
Beattie July 23 The steamship Cottage City arrived from Skagway and Lynn Canal points with 880000 dollars in gold concentrates aboard, bringing a rich cargo for Alaska.
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Alaska
Beattie
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Cottage City
Skagway and
Lynn Canal
Woman Driven Insane by Heat On Travel to Jacksonville
Mrs. James Whitehead of Kansas City was taken from an O R N train needing assistance after becoming temporarily insane from intense heat and worry for her four children. The journey to Jacksonville, Oregon, disrupted by a through ticket and unbearable strain, left her in the county’s care while her husband is notified. Authorities suspect the heat endured in Maho on Thursday triggered the mental episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whitehead
Kansas City
Jacksonville
Idaho
Baker City
Kansan City
Whitehead
Merchant Marine Commission Visit to Portland Aug Visit
The Congressional Merchant Marine Commission will visit Portland on August 4 to study marine and river facility needs. The Portland Commercial Club extended invitations to regional officials for the inquiry into port improvements and funding requests. The panel, created by Congress, will hear grant applications and confer with cities, reporting progress to Congress each regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Congressional Commission
Portland Commecial Club
Merchant Marine Commission
Met of
Congress
United States
La Grande Night Fire Claims Railroad Man and Son
The La Grande home of Jack Dillinger, a railroad worker, burned Thursday night while he was away on his run. His 11 year old son was fatally burned as the blaze caused severe injuries to his back, arms, feet, chest and hands. The fire started from an explosion of a kerosene can near the kitchen stove.
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Jack Dillinger
la Grande
Mr. Dillinger
O& Can
England's Word Not 6000 as Suspect Vessels Seized
Reports from London and St Petersburg describe contraband on ships tied to Antwerp and Crete, with the Scandia seized at Suda Bay and the Petersburg claiming two more contraband vessels. Berlin protests and alarms rise as Hamburg-American lines face pressure over alleged unlawful cargoes and naval demonstrations.
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Germany
Petersburg
Russia
England
Berlin
Scandia
Herr Ballin
North Cape
St. Petersburg
Rissin
Emulsere
Libau
Fight Set After Conference At National League Grounds
Philadelphia July 23 The Fitz Simmons O'Brien bout will proceed as decided by officials after a brief conference at the national league grounds. Spectators gathered slowly due to threatening weather as 200 women and a large crowd watched the entrance. Police and officials prepared to intervene if the fight grew brutal.
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Philadelphia
Fite F
New York
Fitzy
O'Brien
Fitz
Chicago Grain Market Moves on July Wheat and Qorp
Chicago July wheat opened strong then closed mixed with a 4 percent rise and a 4 percent fall respectively. New July contracts showed a 72 percent opening and 98 percent closing. July qorp opened 40 percent and closed 48 percent.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Qorp
Arbitration Fails as Packers and Strikers Move Toward Strike
Chicago July 28 and related cities report breakdown of talks between packinghouse employers and union workers. Verbal settlements rejected, protests erupt among workers en route to plants. Kansas City and St Louis notes describe quiet openings and planned sympathy actions as both sides vow to continue the conflict. A final union statement threatens nationwide shutdown if demands aren’t met by Monday morning.
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Chicago
Varde
Kansas City
Iit
Allied Trades
Pack Ork
Peckers
Federation of Vintwor
Collegiate Races Amid Uncertain Mile Times
London reports show American athletes excelling in field events with Yale and Harvard nearly sweeping events. Viethr of Yale won the high jump. Davis of Harvard claimed the quarter mile. Cambridge’s Gregson won the mile. Shevlin and Clapp of Yale took hurdles and jammer throw, leaving the final tally American six British three.
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Americana
London
Viethr
Yale
Holding
Oxford
Davis
Harvard
Schick
Gregson
Cambidee
Shevlin
Clapp
Sheffield
Godthe
Osford
Wits
Fierce Fires Burn Montana Forest Areas Near Kalispell
A large fire near the Flathead forest Reservation was sparked by a Northern Pacific locomotive and is spreading despite efforts by forest rangers and railway workers. Several other fires blaze around Kalispell, consuming hundreds of acres.
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Helena
Flathead Forest Reservation
Northern Pacific
Kalispell
Parker Notification Set for August Date
Evxopus announced that Parker will receive formal notification on August 10. The precedent will be followed in all related steps, ensuring official process and timing are observed.
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Parker
Echo Cattle Shipment Held Amid Strike Uncertainty
Three hundred head of prime beef cattle in Echo are kept ready for shipment as fifteen cars are delayed by ongoing strikes in Chicago. Asa B Thompson J B Saylor and R N Stanfield report a 20 head lot of steer could depart Monday if strike conditions ease. otherwise the owners may hold at Echo indefinitely due to unsettled market mood.
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Asa B. Thompson
J. B. Saylor
R. N. Stanfield
Echo
Chicago
J. G. Saylor
Bebo i
Packing House
Hin
Textile Employers Reject Wage Cut Reversal in Fall River
Workers face a looming big textile strike as manufacturers refuse to withdraw wage reduction notices. Meeting in Fall River on July 24 concluded with a vote to sustain the reductions, signaling a widespread stoppage beginning next Monday.
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Fall River
Murderer Caught in Nevada Desert Case
Bakersfield July 23 Alex Pontan, suspected killer of Los Angeles mining engineer J A Valent ine, was captured at Tonopah Nevada. Valent ine's body was found on the desert edge a few days later. Also, F G Stuart injured when a log wagon wheel crushed him after he was thrown from the wagon en route to Derham's saw mill. Ashwood Pronepeetor Lord Curzon in London urged immediate action on Tibetan insults and Mugland humiliate.
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Alex Pontan
Nevada Desert
Bakersfield
J. A. Valentine
Los Angeles
Tonopah
Nev
Pontan
Valentine
F. G. Stuart
Frank Shambeau
Derham
Ashwood
Judge McBride Dies in Spokane Brother of Oregon Senator
Judge John BR McBride, brother of former Oregon Senator McBride, died suddenly in Spokane from a brain hemorrhage. Born in Missouri in 1848, he moved to Oregon in 1848 and served as Oregon’s second congressman. Lincoln appointed a Republican national committee member from Ohio and Utah for 17 years.
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United States
McBride
Oregon
John BR. McBride
Mebride
Spokane
John W. McBride
Min Souri
Belhe
Lincoln
Cate
Jay Heedlewey
Ohio
Utah
Bpokane
Farmhouse Burned on Umatilla River John F P Thompson Home
A farmhouse six miles above Hingham Springs on the Umatilla river owned by John F P Thompson was destroyed by fire this morning. Losses run about 000 with no insurance. Part of the furniture and some clothing were saved while nearly all other family effects were lost.
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J. F. Thompson
Umatilla
Hingham Springs
John FP. Thompson
Gambler Riot at Bonesteel Ends With Shootings
Violent street clash in Bonesteel leaves two police officers Schoenbrough and Harry wounded and multiple gamblers shot. Vigilance committee rounds up grafters, about 40 prisoners held, fear of further riots as troops expected.
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Bonewtowl
Schoenbrough
Harry
Death of Mrs Culp Pendleton native dies in Farmington Washington
Catherine Culp of Pendleton died Friday at 5S0 in Farmington Washington at her son s home aged 87 funeral and interment in Olney cemetery Pendleton with grave side service by Rev M W Howard M E Church South She was born in 1817 in Pennsylvania and moved to Pendleton from La Grande in 1882 later relocating with her sons to Farmington She leaves four daughters in West Virginia Missouri New Mexico and Texas.
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Catherine Culp
Pendleton
Farmington
Wash
Olney
M. W. Howard
M. E. Church
South
Mra
Culp
Pennsylvania
la Grande
A. D
J. B
P. Jh
Parmington
West Virginia
Missouri
New Mexico
Texas
Ladybugs vs San Jose Scale visit by Prof Cordley
Professor A B Cordley of Oregon Agricultural College visited Jacksonville earlier in the week to inspect ladybugs released to combat San Jose scale. He found some near Peter Britt’s thicket but noted little spread high in the brush. he expects they will prove a valuable aid to controlling the pest.
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San Jose
A. B. Cordley
Oregon Agricultural College
Our City
Peter Britt
Jacksonville
Democrat-T Mos
Negro horse thief linked to Oregon theft case
Eh Witt from Lyle last High traveled with a young negro who had stolen a horse and saddle. The youth, about 16, hunted near The Dalles, was captured by Wasco County sheriff. Witt had employed him via the Ald B Society in Portland. Colorado miners unions seek Red Cross aid for dependents and idle miners.
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Witt
Lyle Last High
Oregon
Wasco County
Dalles
Ald B Sociery
Portland
Goldendite Sentinel
Warsaw street clashes amid subwar demonstrations polarize Berlin dispatch
Berlin reports that Warsaw street demonstrations persist with ongoing clashes between crowds and police. About 16 persons were injured, 40 wounded, and over 100 arrested as factions continued fighting in the capital amid the upheaval.
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Berlin
Volsslechy Zeitung
Warsaw
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St. Joseph's Acad Academy
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Presbyterian Church South
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Mths
Smeme Pup
Ant
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Malacca
Suda Say
Crete
Antwerp
Suez
Hamburg
Tokio Bay
Tokio
Box Peninsula
Vladivostok
Red Sea
Fitzsimmons and O'Brien
Kuno Fischer
Kuno Pischer
Heidelberg
Paul
Montana
Lord Curzon
Mugland
Judge M’bride
Turner Leeds
MtCanay
Friends
George Turner
Byrne
Bonesteel
Rosebud Reservation
Eral
Colorado
The
Red Cross
Poland
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