Famous Dogcatcher May Be Summoned
Police committee in Pendleton considers hiring the famed dog catcher Harry Hart to clear streets of ownerless dogs. Hart, tied to Spokane Humane Society, claims a 2000-dog tally in eight months and cites Kalispell and Moscow stints where his work drew city action. The council also edges toward quarterly license notices and enforcement, with arrests for delinquent payments after each quarter.
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Harry Hart
Pendleton
Hart
Northwest
The
Humane Society of
Spokane
Kalispell
Montana
Moscow
Idaho
Recorder
Women imitate the male Carlton Club in London
London reports the formation of the Ladies Carlton club aimed at opposing socialism and aiding unionists. Vice presidents include the Duchess of Beaufort and other high ranking ladies. The club is expected to mimic the male Carlton’s influence peddling for peerages, while deciding on suffragettes.
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London
Ladies Carlton Club
West End
Duchess of Beaufort
Countess of Coventry
Countess of
Carlton Club
Convention of Inland Empire teachers to host March gathering
Inland Empire Teachers Association announces a large convention opening March 22 with a big reception by Pendleton merchants and local clubs. A program of five session groups and 60 speakers, including W L Bryan and Sanford Bell, will run over three days with major addresses at general sessions and featured Whitman College music for Whitman day.
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Welles
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Pendleton
Commerceal Association
Federation of Woman's Clubs
W. L. Bryan
University of Indiana
Bloomington
Ndiana
Sanford Bell
Denver
Rocky Mountain
West
Whitman College of
Langford and Ross Fight Tonight in Pittsburgh
Sam Langford and Tony Ross headline a six round bout at the National Sporting Club in Pittsburgh tonight. Langford, bound for Los Angeles to face Jim Flynn, seeks another win over Flynn, while Ross hopes to upset Langford’s plan with a strong showing. Police had previously barred Montana Jack Sullivan in this region, and other top challengers cited include Johnson Jeffries Ketchel and Papke. Local sentiment favors Langford though Ross fans hope for a home upset.
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Pittsburg
Sam Langford
Tony Ross
Smoky City
National Sporting Club
Fray Langford
Los Angeles
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Flynn
Langford
Ross
Johnson
Jeffries
Ketchell
Papke
Public Safety
John S. More
Local residents arrive for business and personal visits
William Lane returns from a business trip to Helix while H Wessel arrives from Pasco. Pendleton hosts numerous visitors including B. Hough Hermiston, G W Phelps Hermiston DA, F B Swayze Pendleton banker, J N Burgess Pilot Rock ranch rep, and Rev Sykes Walla Walla district official. Several travel between Pendleton, Adams, Hot Lake, and nearby towns for business and health.
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William Lane
Helix
H. Wessel
Pasco
H.* Ballinger
Stanfield
Pendleton
D. Gabrielson
Saley
Bodley Hough
Hermiston
G. W. Phelps
F. B. Swayze
Bank of Hermiston
J. N. Burgess
Pilot Rock
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
E. Daling
Juniper Country
Adams
J. B. Eddy
A. C. Reeves
Oregon
BE. R. Swinburne
Ralph Swinburne
Seattle
Northern Pacific
August Zahiten
Walla Walla
Hot Lake
Gabriel Sykes
the Methodics Church
M. E. Church
South
Milton
E. Laurant
Methodist Church
Lavurant
Calico Ball Charity Draws New York Society
In New York at Sherry's the fashionable Calico Ball funds outside patients of the Lying-In Hospital. Mrs Harden, Mrs Gray, Mrs Davies and Mrs Iselin organized the event with tickets at five dollars. Colonel Astor hosts preball dinners and will entertain guests in his rebuilt residence.
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New York
Sherry’s
Ald ‘S
Arthur S. Harden
Austen Gray
Frederick M Davies
Arthur Iselin
Colonel Astor
France Accepts Knox Plan for Arbitration Court
Washington reports France has accepted Secretary Knox's proposal to establish an international court of arbitration. The plan includes limitations aimed at making it acceptable to all European powers, signaling a potential path to formal arbitration mechanisms.
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Washington
State Department
France
Knox
International Court of Arbitration
Engineers Lead Government Rail Strike Threat
Paris reports government owned rail workers threaten walkout over pay. Engineers spearhead action with backing from the national union to urge a general strike.
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United States
Paris
National Union of Employes
Alderman floats renaming State Street to Roosevelt in Chicago
Chicago on March 3. Alderman Novak announced he will seek to rename State Street to Roosevelt Street to honor the former president. He said the city’s greatest street should reflect its grandeur and status.
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State Street
Chicago
Roosevelt
Til
Novak
Propriety Name Ties to The Great American of Modern Times
A fragment notes a discussion on naming practices tied to a figure many regard as the greatest American of modern times. The passage suggests a preference for a name that honors the man rather than a descriptively titled homage.
Avalanche in Wellington area claims lives and survivors
Survivors Ira Clary and H Purcell recount fleeing a rotary plow avalanche that swept down the mountain at 1:40 am. They describe waking amidst wreckage, escaping, and helping others buried under snow after the car was tossed and crushed by a tree.
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Wellington
Ira Clary
H. .Purcell
Clary
Ike
Purcell
Open Trial Set for Bolshevik Figures in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg the trial of Nicholas Vastilievitch Tsch aikovsky and Mme Breshko-Breshko vskaya will be open. Mme Breshkovskaya’s lawyer Prince Eristoff will not attend to avoid prejudice. The defense will focus on alleged indictment errors while denying revolutionary activity. Eristoff says his client is comforted by American sympathy.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas Vastilievitch Tschaikovsky
Mme
Breshko-Breshkovskaya
Breshkovskaya
Prince Eristoff
Tehaikovsky
Eristoff
America
Cummings and Clapp Submit Minority Report
Senators Cummings and Clapp today submitted to the senate a minority report attacking the Interstate Commerce Court. They say the measure creates a useless court and reduces the ICC’s authority to regulate railroads and protect the public, and it prevents neither over capitalization nor combinations.
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Washington, D. C
Cummings
Clapp
Senate
Interstate Commerce Court
Mensure
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt Says He Fears No Sleeping Sickness
Mongolia Son March 3 Roosevelt declares no concern over sleeping sickness and says he feels better than ever. He interrupts elephant hunt en route to Khartoum and plans to reach Khartoum March 17.
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Mongolia
Roosevelt
Khartoum
Blaming High Schools For Moral Decline Raises Education Debate
Chicago reports that high schools are faulted for declining ministry candidates and for removing religious elements from public schools. Rev Henry C Minton argues moral decline stems from lack of Christian guidance in adolescence and asserts true education requires religious training. he condemns secular schooling as inadequate for citizenship and morality.
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Chicago
Committee of Education
Henry C. Minton
Tretnton
Executive Commission
Alliance of Reformed Churches of the World
Presbyterian Rooms
Wabash Avenue
Scow
Minton
Matinee in Honor of Forbes Robertson at Daly's
Maxine Elliott presents a special matinee of The Inferior Sex at Daly's this afternoon for her brother-in-law Forbes Robertson who stars in The Passing of the Third Floor Back at Maxine Elliott's Theatre. Author Frank Slayton will also attend as a guest of honor.
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New York
Maxine Ellott
Daly's
Forbes Robertson
Maxine Eiliott
Frank Slayton
Gaynor to head North Side Board of Trade dinner
New York Mayor Gaynor will be the guest of honor at the sixteenth annual North Side Board of Trade dinner this evening. A welcoming committee will greet the city’s executive on arrival for the festive event.
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Gaynor
New York
North Side Board of Trade
Banquet Snub Fits Dismissive Night for Gaynor
At a recent banquet Gaynor was peeved because no one paid attention to him and he left without greeting anyone. The episode highlights lingering tensions and a clipped social exchange at the event.
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Tle
Gaynor
Pendleton seeks American Woman's League chapter house
The American Woman's League has 28 applicants, 11 full members, securing a $1290 house. The group weighs a $1200 house versus a $6000 build, with a donated lot possible. Sign the membership form, send subscriptions, and contact Migs Boyd, 302 Water Street, Black 2091, for details.
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American Woman's League
Pendleton
League
Migs Boyd
Water Street
To Love a Good Woman in Liberal Education
Leslie's Weekly frames love as a liberal education while remarking that loving some women acceptably requires wealth, noting a millionaire standard for esteem and access.
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Leslie
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