County Court Considers Road Supervisors Plan
March term under way audits bills and flags road issues. Judge Maloney backs three district roadmasters to oversee work while opponents push for hands on court supervision. County road near Adams altered with a new right of way through Mrs. John Adams property eliminating two bridges and shortening distance, keeping the road north of Wild Horse Creek.
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Maloney
Adams
Wild Horse Creek
John Adams
Postmaster General’s Enem y Arrested in Denver
United States Marshal Chadwick arrested Urban Walter editor of The Harpoon in Denver on March 1 suspected of violating postal laws. The Harpoon is linked to railway clerks and linked to Postmaster General Hitch cock’s push for shorter hours and higher wages.
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Denver
Colo
United States
Marshall Chadwick
Urban Walter
the Harpoon
Walter
Hitchcock
Monis to become Premier of Finance in Paris
Paris reports Antonio Monis is expected to formally accept the premiership of finance once he selects his cabinet. The notice notes anticipation of his appointment following the cabinet choice.
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Paris
Antonio Monis
Newborn in Pendleton Brightens Reeden Home
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports the birth of an eight pound boy to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Reeden of Nye at Mrs. Roma Goux’s home, 421 Marle Street. Skaters led by Florence Curran Ema Thompson Jennie Perry and Edna Zimmerman head to Barnhart ponds for skating, praised as good at present. Forster planing mill ships a fine modern cigar case to Copeland’s Main Street store, signaling growing output in high quality woodwork.
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Bert Reeden
Nye
Romagoux
Marle Street
Barnhart
Florence Curran
Ema Thompson
Jennie Perry
Edna Zimmerman
Millo
Forster
Copeland Cigar
Main Street
Ash Wednesday Service Observed at Church of the Redeemer
Pendleton marks Ash Wednesday with a 7 40 p m service at the Church of the Redeemer following an earlier 10 a m forenoon service. A neighbor accuses Co Andrews of assault and battery. he is charged, a warrant issued and bail posted.
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Pendleton
Church of the Redeemer
Weather Moderating Prompts March Lion or Lamb Debate
Weather is moderating with last night’s minimum eight degrees above zero. Indications point to a further warmup tonight and many believe the cold spell may break. Discussions rise over whether this day should be called a lion or a lamb day in reference to March weather lore.
Engineer John Stevens to Study State Levee Needs
John Stevens, chosen by Governor West, arrived to assess levee requirements for the branch asylum site. He is inspecting at the Oliver place, will report to the state board with recommended levee work and estimated costs. Stevens works for Harriman roads and Corvallis & Eastern, borrowed by the governor for this task.
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Lance
John Stevens
West
Branch Asylum
Stevens
Oliver Place
Uio State Board
Harriman
Corvallis & Easterm
Postponed Basketball Game Between Walla Walla and Pendleton
The return match between the Walla Walla and Pendleton business men's teams scheduled for tomorrow night at the Commercial club gym in this city has been postponed due to illness of two local players William McKinney and Merle Chessman and to a frozen gym water system. A new date will be set later.
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Walla Walla
Pendetton
Commercelal Club
William McKinney
Merle Chessman
No Blame Fixed in Umatilla Switchman Death
Coroner's jury found F. W. Doty died in an accident with no attribution of fault. Jury members included D. Brownell, T. S. Tillson, Harry Hull, George Simpson, Frank Cline and Arth Means. Coroner Ralph Folsom traveled from Umatilla to conduct the inquest. Doty’s body was embalmed and sent to Portland for burial.
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F. W. Doty
Umatilla
R. Brownell
Tillson
Harry Hull
George Simpson
Frank Cline
Arth Means
Ralph Folsom Cae
Doty
Portland
Chicago Typo Strike Continues Over Awards
The Chicago Typo strike entered a new phase as workers walked out at 3 p m yesterday in multiple newspaper offices. The action followed a dispute over final awards, with the union accused of violating its contract and arbitration terms by bypassing the standing committee for settlement. The conflict centers on enforcement of agreed procedures and by law compliance.
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Standing Committee
Strike actions split Chicago morning papers aftermath unfolds
A typographical union strike action split Chicago morning papers after the union president ordered separation of Examiner and American offices. Publishers avoided a full strike by yielding to several demands, including reinstating a resigned foreman and aligning line measurements. A telegram from J M Lynch claimed the strike as unauthorized and demanded publication of the dispatch.
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Chicago
Examiner
American
Szammer
Oroke
Chicago Publishers* Association
Ilegal
J. M. Lynch
President International Typographical Union
Hayes condemns Hearst printers strike in Chicago
Vice President Hayes of the International Typographical Union says the international officials view the Chicago Hearst printers strike as unwarranted and will not support it. Indianapolis report notes the union’s stance as of March 1.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hayes
International Typographical Union Today
Hearst
Chicago
Frison opens Ruef case in ongoing trolley franchise trial
In San Francisco the Ruef trolley franchise case moves forward as Frison opens proceedings for United Railroads. Special Prosecutor Heney is shot and wounded by ex-con Morris Haas, who later dies by suicide in jail. Hiram W. Johnson succeeds Heney, trial resumes, Ruef sentenced to 14 years, appeals court upholds, then Supreme Court rehearing granted. Judge Lawlor terms a seven day stay of execution to allow Ruef to adjust his affairs.
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United Railroads
Eastern
Patrick Calhoun
Francis J. Heney
Morris Haas
Heney
Haas
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Tal
Wes
San Quentin
Tecise
First District Court of Appeals
Ruef
Supreme Court
G General
Webb
San Francesco
Cal
Lawlor
Athena Pendleton Highway Feasibility Hinted
Farmers and good roads advocates discuss building a permanent Athena to Pendleton highway using current funds if needed. County Judge Maloney favors the project though the Tuttle law and bonding act were repealed, and no formal steps have been taken yet.
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Good Roads Association
Athena
Pendleton
Tuttle
Maloney
Russia renews demands on China over Manchuria and Mongolia
London dispatch reports Russia pressing China for a clearer assertion of Russia's rights in Manchuria and Mongolia under the 1881 treaty. Russia threatens to occupy again unless its demands are fulfilled immediately.
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Russia
China
London
Manchuria
Mongolia
Reductions Planned for Government Mint Forces
Washington on March 1 Director of the Mint Roberts predicted sweeping reductions in the forces at the mint in San Francisco and Denver. The action follows the passage of a bill allowing the treasury to issue gold certificates against foreign bullion.
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Washington
San Francisco
Denver
Roberts
Treasury
Men Who Owe Everything to an Industrious Wife
A succinct reflection notes that many successful men credit their achievements to their thrifty, hardworking wives, yet women are often omitted when these men boast of success.
New Pendleton High School Push Grows From California Tour
W E Brock Pendleton school board member reports a Southern California visit reinforced the need for a new high school. He toured San Francisco Los Angeles and Pasadena to study better school facilities and observed Hollywood and other towns building modern structures.
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California
W. E. Brock
Pendleton
Mr. Brock
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Hollywood
Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement Claims Relief And Endorsement
An advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a quick acting tonic for back ache kidney and bladder trouble rheumatism and urinary irregularities. Endorsement from H M Beatty of Little Rock Arkansas states past two years of severe kidney trouble improved after using the pills. A C Koeppen & Bros is listed.
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H. M. Beatty
Litt Rock, Ark
Koeppen & Bros
Pendleton plans bond for new high school
In Azuma I visited relatives and attended Lincoln day exercises. The current Pendleton high school is antiquated and dangerous, requiring a bond issue to build a new facility to keep the town progressive. Mr and Mrs Brock recently returned from a southern trip.
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Azuma
Pendleton
Mra
Brock
Tacoma recall effort sets mayoral vote for April 4
A Tacoma citizens committee voted to hold the recall election for Mayor Fawcett on April 4. The group will then schedule the recall vote for the city commissioners. The meeting discussed the campaign and next steps in the effort to remove the city leaders.
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Tacoma
Wash
Citizens Committee
Fawcett
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