Gambling Knight Miller Faces Pendleton Court Raid
Samuel Miller known as a knight of the green cloth was arrested Saturday night after police officers surprised him in his Hendricks building rooms near Taylor Hardware. The case, to be heard this afternoon, involves Miller and William Roesch a brewer with other witnesses to be summoned. Miller previously operated in Pendleton and Baker. The police and City Attorney Raley declined comment.
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Samuel Miller
Green Cloth
Hendricks
Taylor Hardware Store
Gurdane
William Roesch
Miller
Raley
Pendleton
Old State Hotel
Baker
Knights of the Green Cloth
Ohio printers may ask for higher pay
Cincinnati, Ohio, Mar. 7. Representatives of the allied printing trades are gathered here today for a conference. Many persons believe it portends a demand by printers for advanced wages. Trade agreements with employers soon expire and it is believed a general walk out in printing shops will follow a refusal to meet demands.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Allied Printing Trades
Great phone companies may have rate war
Cleveland Ohio March 7 Directors of the United States long distance telephone company have cut rates and are believed to be preparing to wage a rate war against American Telephone and Telegraph company Morgan interests recently gained control of AT&T Both companies are backed by millions The rate war is likely to affect every part of the country
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Cleveland
Ohio
United States Long Distance Telephone Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Morgan
American
Railroad bill pruned by House committee
Washington March 7 House committee on interstate commerce pruned a railroad bill as discussions continued on proposed regulatory measures affecting rail lines The action narrows the bill’s scope while leaving key points under consideration across Capitol Hill and the rail sector.
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Washington, D. C
House Committee On
Wolgast Vows Rematch With Nelson
Kansas City March 7 Ad Wolgast on the way to Chicago said he will fight Nelson again He claims he beat Nelson before can do it again and will not let Nelson name the terms This time Wolgast says he will make Nelson jump through his hoops
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Kansas City
Ad Wolgast
Chicago
Nelson
Railroads Win Victory Over Commerce Commission
The Supreme Court upheld the contention of the Oregon Short Line Union Pacific and Northern Pacific railroads that the Interstate Commerce Commission lacked authority to compel them to set joint through passenger rates to the West.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congregational preacher becomes baseball umpire in Illinois Missouri league
Peoria Illinois March 7 Reverend George Schecter pastor of Elmwood first Congregational Church resigns to take a paid umpire post in the Illinois Missouri Baseball League for the coming season.
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Peoria, Tll
George Schecter
First Congregational Church
Elmvybod
Wanted Giants For London Festival Parade
The Pageant of London seeks a male and a female actor to play Gog and Magog in the Triumph of Conquest scene at the Crystal Palace’s Festival of the Empire. A giant figure with an ax and a city porter’s keys stands at Bridge Gate, with a corresponding giant representing his wife nearby.
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London
Crystal Palace
Henry V
Bridge Gate
Gianta
Gog
Magog
Horse Meat as a Diet in Swiss Cities
Rising meat prices push horseflesh into regular commerce with six to a dozen horseflesh butchers operating in Geneva Zurich Basel and St Gall. Ten years of price growth have boosted demand among workers and the poor with horseflesh sold for both pets and family meals.
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Switzerland
Geneva
Zurisch
Basse
St. Gall
Pendleton Busy Sunday of Local Notables
Pendleton hosts a flow of visitors and local business, including W. M. Keegan of Echo, M. 8. Englar of Hermiston, J. N. Johnson of Durkee, Ralph Phay of Hermiston, J. Cc. Money of La Grande, W. Van Winkler of Kamela, and many others. Officials Dr. W. H. Lytle and Dr. M. S. Kern return from state duties, and local bankers Nesmith Ankeny and John Rees move toward future engagements.
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W. M. Keegan
Echo
Pendleton
Englar
Hermiston
John Adams
Adams
J. N. Johnson
Durkee
Ralph Phay
J. Cc. Money
la Grande
W. van Winkler
Kamela
O. D. Teel
W. Db. Shannon
Stanfield
M. 8
Kern
George Ferguson
Helix
Zoeth Houser
Buttercreek
W. H. Lytle
John Rees
Bankers Reserve Life
Walla Walla
Nesmith Ankeny
First National Bank
Ensign Rank Proposal at Annapolis Graduation
New York banker Frank B. Anderson, visiting San Francisco after a eastern trip, urged conferment of ensign ranks on Annapolis graduates immediately upon graduation. He argued the current midshipman path is anomalous and favors a swift transition to officer status. Anderson also explored central bank proposals, skeptical of immediate congressional action but advocating public education on a central bank's usefulness in currency and credit regulation.
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New York
Frank B. Anderson
Bank of California
San Francisco
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Washington
Anderson
Bankers' Associations
California
Oregon
Congress
Zangwill recalls first day at Jews' Free School
London Israel Zangwill, once pupil and later teacher at the Jews' Free School in Bell Lane Spitalfields, recounts his first day. He describes the queue of anxious foreign parents and the Recording Angel, a jovial name for the belligerent school official, and notes his early struggles with English and his name.
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London
Israel Zangwill
Jews’ Free School
Bell Lane
Spitalfields
Kingdom
Jews' Free School Magazine
Free School
Zangwill
Bell Jane
Israel Samuel
Samuel
Einglish
Bristol
Profits on Corn Se On Hundred Pounds Plan
New York report shows Corn Producing Refining Company to distribute five cents per hundred pounds under its profit sharing for year ending February 28 1910. Past three years paid 10 to 15 cents per hundred. total reserves of 1.78 million across three years for exclusive customers. 1909 disbursement about 300 thousand. Company undecided on continuing the plan beyond this year.
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New York
Corn Producing Refining Company
Corn Products Refining Company
Bachelors Club Chief Fined for Falling In Love
Philadelphia story reports Harry Marris a wealthy merchant of 1400 block 8S Fiftieth Street was fined $1000 for falling in love with Estelle Crane of New York. As Blenheim Bachelors Club president he had urged celibacy and suggested a $1000 penalty for members who defied Cupid.
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Philadelphia
Harry Marris
Fiftieth Street
New York
Estelle Crane
Marris
Blenheim Bachelors Club
Blenheimers
Cupid
Breslau Doctor Invents Seasickness Remedy
A Breslau woman doctor claims a new remedy cures seasickness. She says the mix of Acorus calamus, Juglans regia, and Salvia montana prevented seasickness aboard the German torpedo boat G169 after days of North Sea storms.
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Breslau
Kiei
North Sea
Berlin
An Infallible Sign Wigg How Do You Know He's a Foreigner
A Philadelphia Record item notes a local debate on immigration with contrasts between accents and ideas for improvement. It frames the issue through dialogue about whether fluency in a country’s language proves foreignness and suggests that diverse viewpoints shape national progress.
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Philadelphia
New York Payroll Savings Under Gaynor Exceeds Two Million
In two months of Mayor Gaynor’s term, New York City saves about 2,000,000 yearly in payroll. Reorganizing ferry staff and changing how lawyers in land condemnation are paid cut patronage by an estimated 760,000. Departments including Highway Fire Bronx Park Water Aqueduct and other offices show large reductions.
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New York
Gaynor
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Highway Department
Fire Department
Bronx Park Department
Bronx
Water Department
Aqueduct Board
Knights meeting notice for Damon Lodge No 4 K of P
Regular session this evening at 7 20. All Knights please attend. W Tt GADWA C C R W FLETCHER K R 8
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Damon Lodge No. 4
K. of P
W. Tt. Gadwa
W. Fletcher
K. R
Farm and Dairy for Sale Near R R Station
Choice dairy and fruit farm for sale comprising 360 deeded acres with abundant free range. Located eight miles from the railroad station. All stock and machinery fees with the place. Price ten thousand dollars, half cash, balance in five years. D Kemler, 210 W Bluff St Pendleton Ore.
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R. R. Station
D. Kemler
Bluff Street
Pendleton
Ore
Farmers' Union Meeting Called for March 12 at 10 A.M.
Notice states a Farmers' Union meeting is called for March 12 at 10 a.m. to discuss announced subjects and hear the board's report. The event will include remarks from managers of the Umatilla-Morrow County Fair Association. County President C. Conner will preside.
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Farmers’ Union
Umatilla-Morrow County Fair
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Henry W. Collins
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Max Baumeister
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J. T. Hoskins
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University of Oregon
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George Wharton
Ferndale
Quintilla Thelma Matthews
Butter Creek
Roy Moss
Wenaha Forest
Gibbon Station
Charles Connors
Mission
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Ingram’s Grocery
Pendleton Furniture Company
W. R. Graham
Jews' Free School
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