Revival irrigation meeting eyed for Eastern Oregon
The Co River Basin Association plans a June executive committee meeting as irrigation supporters urge action. W Hartman notes government survey reports align with land conditions and facilities, while locals hope private capital joins to advance irrigation across Umatilla county and the Inland Empire.
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Ira
Co- A
Naw
W. Hartman
Comba River Basin Associa
Uiatuiin
Morqanties
Pelicy
Wurees
Hartman
Gova
Umatilla
Baker City
Available Systema Milloutcomes in water irrigation study
A fragmentary report discusses irrigation water supply and groundwater wells. It notes potential impacts of rainfall, stored water, and investments on future yields and suggests climate and timing influence outcomes, with uncertain short term results.
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Noods
Thia von
Judie Weil
Wey
Oftow Investiga
Irrigation Scheme Poised to Prove Practical in Swan Empire
The public is urged to wait patiently for final results of irrigation plans. Once tested and proven feasible, residents of the semiarid region should prepare to embrace government and private aid. The aim is to transform Swan Empire into a thriving garden spot and regional hub of wealth and culture in the Pacific Northwest.
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Pacific Northwest
Florida's orange crop rebounds after deep freeze
Washington reports Florida's orange trees largely recovered from the previous freeze and a much larger harvest is expected. The season's crop may be worth about 2,700,000 dollars, exceeding last year's by around 1,000,000. Pineapple cultivation expands with 2,000,000 boxes shipped valued at three dollars per box.
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Washington, D. C
Florida
Naval War College Opening at Newport
Navy officers appointed to take this year’s course at the Naval War College report to Captain French Be Chadwick, president of the college. The session will be formally opened tomorrow by Secretary Moody of the Navy.
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Naval War College
Newport
BR. I
Navy
French BE. Chadwick
The
Colege
Moody
Anniversary Observed for Brigham Young in Salt Lake City
The 103d birth anniversary of Brigham Young was observed in Salt Lake City with the customary ceremonies by descendants and admirers of the Mormon leader. A chief feature was a family reunion held at Saltair.
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Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Saltair
Chicago unions press for time as hotel and restaurant staff vote
Chicago, June 1. Restaurant and hotel workers, facing the laundry union issue, asked for more time to consider demands from 20 000 unionists. A decision is expected tonight. Two large January agreements were signed this morning and work resumed. About 160 men remain idle.
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Jssue
Chicago
Roosevelt at Cheyenne broncho busting show
Roosevelt toured Cheyenne Wyoming with a morning drive and a 10 o clock broncho busting event at the fair grounds. He was presented a $500 saddle horse and gear amid the pageantry. The visit included a ceremonial horse kneel and bow to him.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Roosevelt
Thin City
Fair Grounds
Encampment Starts in Huntington by Odd Fellows Leader
T F Howard returned from Huntington Sunday morning where he organized an Independent Order of Odd Fellows encampment Saturday night. The new group started with 20 members and a strong local territory, signaling a vigorous presence in Huntington. Howard notes the heat in Huntington.
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Huntington
T. F. Howard
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Howard
Flood and Fire Ravage Central States in 1903 Disaster
Reports from Topeka and Kansas City detail a catastrophic flood and ensuing fires across Iowa Kansas and Missouri. Towns renamed Armourdale Harlem and West Bottoms are devastated as the river surges past twenty five feet. hundreds believed drowned, tens of thousands homeless, widespread property loss and emergency measures including army tents and vigilant guards. Rescue efforts continue amid rising waters and threatened telegraph service. Local and federal authorities coordinate relief as Topeka and Des Moines note casualties and supplies strained.
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Kansas City
Hannibal & Milwaukee
Argentine
Armourdale
Kan
West Bottoms
Harlem
Rumor of Japanese Labor at Sutherland Project Debunked
Local reports claimed J H Sutherland would hire Japanese workers for sewer work, but chairman F B Clapton and J H Sutherland deny the charge. Sutherland states the job will use Pendleton labor where possible, with white workers imported only if needed and abroad workers kept to white labor.
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J. H. Sutherland
Ely
F. B. Clapton
J H. Sutherland
Mr. Sutherland
Jay
Lfe
Pendleton
Vietn
New Officers Elected for Pendleton Camp No 241
New Corps of Officers, Pendleton Camp No 241, W. O. W., elected last Saturday night to serve six months. Consul commander J. M. Lawrey, advisor lieutenant Lee Drake, escort H. Love, warehake B. Veringham, entry F. Steele, manager T. F. Howard.
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Pendleton Camp No. 241
J. MM. Lawrey
Lee Drake
H Love
Warehmae
Veringham
F Steele
T. F. Howard
Pendleton Surprise Reunion Noted in Local Chronicle
Miss Boula Dial of Spokane returns to Pendleton to see Miss Ethel Kintrell at her Aura Street home. Dial, formerly a resident, spent her girlhood in the city, marking a nostalgic homecoming.
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Boula Dial
Spokane
Misa Ethel Kintrell
Aura Street
Dini
Statue of William Ellery Channing Unveiled in Boston
On June 1 marking the 100th anniversary of Channing the founder of Unitarianism in America a statue was unveiled at the corner of Boyleston and Arlington near the Arlington Street Church New York sculptor Herbert Adams created the statue funded by John Foster a longtime Unitarian and admirer with addresses by Harvard’s Provost Huot Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale Lt Governor Curt Guild and others
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Boston
Mais
Boyleton and
Arlington Streets
Arlington Street
Dr. Channing
Herbert Adama
New York
John Foster
Unitrian Church
Provident Huot
Harvard
Kdware Everett Hale
Curtie Guild
Turkestan alfalfa inquiry and Roosevelt tour news mixed
Thomas Gahagan forwarded Turkestan alfalfa findings from Untitted hill land and J P Stevenson of Gooding Idaho requested full details on hardiness and procurement. President Roosevelt’s Rocky Mountain tour advances toward Mississippi River with speeches planned in Miners and a direct route from Uncle Sam’s cow to Washington, signaling end of major stops.
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Walla Walla
East Oregonian
Mr. Gahaganta
J. P. Stevenson
Gooding
Daho
Mgr Gahagan
The
Inquirer
North Platte
Nob
Roosevelt
Sirorm
Nebrisha
Sacia
Towa
Mississippi River
Tornado Destroys Gainesville Center Killing Many
Storm sweeps manufacturing and business center of Gainesville. Scores killed and hundreds injured as twisters strike the city late today. Mills and streets littered with debris, workers trapped, rescue crews work amid shattered buildings and rising death toll. Where exact figures will stand remains uncertain as cleanup begins.
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Atlanta
Civieravillen
Farewell Reception For Dr Porles At Presbyterian Church
Members of the Tresbyterian church and Academy staff plan a farewell reception tomorrow evening at the Presbyterian church for Mr H Forbes and the Porles couple. The academy thanks them for their efforts to build the school as they prepare to leave the city.
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Academy
H. Forbes
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Porles
Mra
Recovery News From Owl Tea Store And Academy Grads
Mise Flora Walther has recovered from a grip and can resume her duties at the Owl Tea Store. Mine Walker, a graduating student at the Academy, faced illness but returned to complete the year. The widow of George Alfred Townsend, noted correspondent, died in Washington DC.
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Owl
Mine Walker
Academy
George Alfred Townsend
Washington, Do, Y
EightyFive Thousand Textile Workers Strike in Kensington
In Philadelphia a mass walkout by textile operatives, largely women and children, demands a 63 hour week. Nearly all 85,000 workers in Kensington participate, with protests centering on safety and health concerns in a heavily unionized industry. The strike marks a major event in U S textile labor history.
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Philadelphia
Tle
ABN
Notlety
Rollin
Fire at Eaton College Claims Student Lives
A deadly blaze early today at Eaton College in London left several students injured and others dead. King Edward and the Queen sent messages of condolence to the college community and families, signaling mourning in the capital.
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Edward
London
Eaton College
Tere
Yachts Race Training In Connecticut Crewing Phase
The Reliance and Constitution begin racing work at the cream yards with the crew preparing for the upcoming events. The Constitution will undergo strengthening work to improve performance as crews prepare for competition.
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James
Textbork
McCook Stricken With Apoplexy In Critical Condition
Washington June 1 General Alexander McCook was stricken yesterday with apoplexy and is reported in a critical condition today.
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Washington
Alexander McCook
Yeater
Merger Case Postponed Advances Hearing Date
Washington June 1 The supreme court today advanced the hearing of the Northern Securities case to June 14.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Northern Securities
Uhcombor
Serious condition for Mrs Finch after Pendleton Steam Laundry accident
Mrs Finch remains in serious condition after an accident at Pendleton Steam Laundry. Although wounded hand wounds are healing and she is treated at the hospital, her vitality remains low and a full rally from the shock and operation is uncertain. Doctors and family hold cautious optimism as she fights to recover.
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Abe Ie
Gol f Finals Determine Club Champion in Sudden Finish
The long delayed Sinaia tournament at the Petr oieton Golf Club concluded yesterday morning with Judd defeating Keller three up to claim the club championship. Meare and Judd had led earlier, but the final match sealed Judd as champion amid close play and disputed momentum.
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Sinaia
Petroieton Golf Club
Judd
Meare
Keller
Gneenteman
Londant Hereta
Portland move ends lodging plan for local official
Fred Storer, moved from Billy Kraselg's harbor after months, leaves seceat post to run a lodging home in Portland. Bad Mille of Maker City accepts the vacated leg caused by Storer's departure.
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Portland
Fred Storer
Billy Kraselg
Lawah
Bad Mille
Maker City
Mr. Store
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