Taylor chosen trustee as creditors seize Teutsch store
By unanimous vote creditors select T C Taylor as trustee of the bankrupt Teutsch estate and extend his bond to 47000. Judge Fitz Gerald presides. Appraisers will value the Pendleton stock and determine whether to sell the whole store or by detail. Invoicing shows Pendleton stock at 46181.01 and Preston stock around 10000.
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Neutach
Lee Teutsch
T. C. Taylor
Teutch
Fits Gerald
Fitz Gerald
Teutsch
C. H. Carter
Teutach
Lowell, Newberry
Oliver
Newberry
FitzGerald
Carter
Pendleton
Stirling
Ith
Atore
Preston
Idaho
F. E. Livingood
Livingood
Hendley to Hear an Opponent in County Recorder Race
Charlies E. Macomber civil engineer filed his nominating petition for county recorder challenging F. W. Hendley. Macomber pledges to conduct office work with care and attention to detail and courteous public service. Also IL. L. Mann filed petition for Republican representative, pledging to vote for the Republican senator receiving the most votes.
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Charlies E. Macomber
F. W. Hendley
Macomber
Saling
Hendley
Lkely
Mann
Oakland Council Allocates 20000 For March Plague Fight
At a special meeting the Oakland city council voted to appropriate 20000 for March to continue the bubonic plague fight in San Francisco and surrounding areas. The action aims to sustain health efforts and prevent spread amid ongoing concerns.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Presidential yacht Mayflower grounded near Old Point Comfort
The Mayflower, the presidential yacht carrying Mrs. Roosevelt and party, ran aground near Old Point Comfort. Three tugs are assisting, and the party is reported to be in no danger.
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Washington
Union Miners Hit By Court Injunction Victory
Carson March 7 Judge Warring ton in US district court granted Goldfield Consulate Mines company an injunction restraining the Western Federation of Miners from picketing the mines and intimidating non union miners The ruling is described as a terrific blow to the union miners and the matter has been pending for some time.
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Carson
Warrington
United States District Court
Consuliate? Mines Company
Western Federation of Miners
Missouri county likely to join dry territory wins in Flatte
Kansas City March 7 reports indicate early returns show temperance supporters winning decisively in Flatte county. As a result, another Missouri county appears to join the dry zone. A broad prohibition push continues outside the big cities amid a wider dry trend.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Flatte County
Post Office Safe Blowers Shot by Police in Woodbury
Three safeblowers who robbed the Bridgeport post office and a Pedricktown store were chased by officers and a posse to Woodbury. Blood traces showed bullets wounded them. two were fatally shot and a third surrendered.
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Philadelphia
Bridgeport
Pedricktown
Woodbury
Market Day Attracts Record Attendance And High Prices
About 490 people attended the third market day in the city. Auctioneer Col J M Bentley oversaw sales starting at 10 am with buggies and wagons sold in the forenoon and livestock in the afternoon. Some 60 head of horses mares and jacks were listed. Total property valued around $5000, with top prices for large stock. Details of stock and prices unavailable due to sale extending past press time.
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J. M. Bentley
Lee Moorhouse
Japan Warns Ultimatum on China War Imminent
Tokio March 7. Cabinet demand seeks surrender of the Saieu Maru or Japan will declare war. Indemnity and apology expected with no delay or counter propositions. If China refuses, war seems likely. London reports war hangs on Japan’s next move. Washington monitors the China Japan tensions for possible mediation.
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Tokio
Japan
Pekin
China
London
Greimer
Board of Trade Fears Losses if Futures Rules Change
Washington March 7. The administration will not pass legislation this session on grain and other agricultural futures. Chicago and other large cities urged action to the president and Speaker Cannon. They warn farmers would be lost if current methods are altered. Evans fleet back via Suez. some via Antralina. proposals to lower California prices and gain control of the Colorado River and Magiaiena Bay.
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Evans
Suez Canal
Antralina
California
Colorado River
Magiaiena Bay
Washington
Mar
Cannon
Chicago
Board of Trade
Admiral Evans Fleet to Reach San Francisco May 6
Washington March 7 Rear Admiral Pillsbury announces it is highly probable Rear Admiral Evans fleet will reach San Francisco on May 6. A slight delay will affect Invitations for San Diego and other ports en route. The president will soon state the vessels itinerary after leaving Manila. Eight are to return via the Suez Canal. the rest may visit Australia.
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Washington
Mar
Pillsbury
Bureau of Navigation
Evans
San Francisco
San Diego
Iinerary
Manila
Australia
Representative Smith seeks opinion on U S purchase of Baja California
Washington March 7 Representative Smith writes to the secretary of state asking whether the United States should buy all or part of Lower California to place control of the Colorado River under federal authority Magdalena Bay is also urged as a related objective The missive signals a push for expanded national control over western resources and strategic assets.
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Washington
Mar
Smith
Secretary of State
United States
Lower
California
Colorado River
Magdalena Bay
Plot to Blow Up Utah Penitentiary Found
Five nitroglycerine bottles were buried just outside the south wall of the Utah state penitentiary. A guard digging for a fence post uncovered the cache, which officials say thwarted a plan to blow a section of the prison and enable escapes.
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Salt Lake City
Mar
Utah State Penitentiary
Cieche
Kaiser confirms sentence for Count Von Holnau
Berlin report states the Kaiser reaffirmed the sentence for Count Von Holnau one of the knights of the round table. The editor Maximilan Harden had attacked him over his decorations and he was dismissed from the army.
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Berlin
Kaiser
Count von Holnau
Knights of the Round Table
Maximilan Harden
Charges Against Chancellor Day to Face Ecclesiastical Hearing
Formal charges filed against Syracuse University Chancellor James R. Day by Rev. George A. Cooke allege Day violated church rules by speaking evil of magistrates. A five member ecclesiastical committee will hear the case, with a report due to the New York conference on April 1. Day has previously attacked Roosevelt and defended Standard Oil figures.
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Muot
New York
Day
Roosevelt
James R. Day
Syracuse University
George A. Cooke
M_ EB
Brandon
M. Watters
Yonkers
Ecclesiastical Law & Committee
White House
Smallpox Kills Many in Japan Aboard Numantia
Portland dispatch reports virulent smallpox sweeping Japan with thousands killed daily. The Portland and Assoc liner Numantia was blocked from landing at Japanese ports from Hongkong due to the outbreak. Officers and Orientals aboard were vaccinated as the vessel traveled to Kobe, bringing limited freight and a clean bill of health after a 17 day voyage from Yokohama to the Columbia quarantine station.
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Portland
Mar
Japan
Portland &Assationer
Numantia
Feldtmann
Hongkong
Kobe
Columbia
Yokohama
Sensational Anna Gould Marriage Story Debunked
Berlin reports that the earlier claim of 167 Anna Gould marrying Prince De Sagan in a German village, once widely circulated, has been officially discredited. The sensational tale attributed to Count Bent Du Casteellané’s former wife is shown to be untrue.
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Berlin
Anna Gould
Bent Dn Casteellané
Prince de Sagan
Fleet Likely Not To Visit Portland Visit Objected
Washington March 7 There is only a slight chance the cruiser fleet will visit Portland Rear Admiral Pillabury of the bureau of navigation opposes the visit fearing a long river voyage and crossing the Columbia bar
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Washington
Portland
Pillabury
Bureau of Navigation
Columbia Bar
Ulney Cemetery Fund Grows With Subscriptions and Plan Debate
The Ulney cemetery fund has grown by hundreds of dollars in private gifts and $125 from the Knights Templar. Pendleton Commandery votes to donate and suggests city engineering study before proceeding. City water options eyed to irrigate and cut pumping costs, with a 200,000 gallon reservoir proposed if city water is used. Churches and fraternal orders urged to contribute tomorrow.
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Olney Cemetery
East Oregonian
Knights Templars
Pendleton Commandery
Knights Templar
W. L. Thompson
C. E. Roosevelt
T. ©. Taylor
Schele
Mary
Webb Street
Fire Destroys Boise Theater and Planned Rebuild
Fire badly damaged the Columbia theater this morning in Boise. Officials say the building will be torn down and a new theater erected to replace it.
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Boise
Columbia Theater
Wheat Growers Annual Report Shows Strong Finances
At the Inland Empire Wheatgrowers Association annual meeting, President Charles A Barrett reported total receipts of 31 150 and expenditures of 29 576. The association holds about 1108 cash with 400 000 grain sacks distributed to members and plans for a larger next harvest. The group notes steel assets at par and expects increased membership and sack purchases, with an optimistic outlook for the coming year.
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Aji
Charles A Barrett
Association
Old Association
Amo Ccation
Japan Tries Embezzlers From Utah In Japan Case
Two Utah embezzlers who fled Brigham City with 16000 dollars entrusted to Japanese laborers were traced to Japan and convicted there. Utah received 192 dollars from the Japanese consul general as reimbursement for collecting affidavits and forwarding them. Extradition failed due to Utah funds, but Japan pursued the case to protect its nationals abroad.
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Salt Lake City
Mar
Utah
Japan
Cutler
Brigham City
Clean Up Days Set by City Council Next Friday and Saturday
The city council designates next Friday and Saturday as clean-up days. City teams will haul rubbish. residents must stack trash for pickup. Mayor Murphy urges thorough cleaning to protect public health as warm weather arrives. Last year ladies contributed greatly to the effort and are asked to participate again.
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Murphy
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St. Petersburg
Samaraoday
Wheat Growers Annual Report
Barrett
Inland Empire Wheatgrowers’ Asociation
The
Commercial Association
Mikado
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