Mobilization Rumors Stir U S Mexico Frontier
A multifront dispatch from Washington to London reports Mexican revolutionaries alleging Wall Street and German interests push U S troop mobilization on the border to threaten Mexico. Observers discuss annexation fears, Monroe Doctrine warnings, and Japan’s naval aims, with officers in Leavenworth, San Diego, and Vancouver noting preparations and possible actions toward Salina Cruz and a Pacific base.
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Texas Frontier
Boy 16 Takes Carbolic Acid in Tacoma Hotel Tragedy
Oscar Hidfast, 16, feared paternal punishment for breaking into his mother's trunk and taking small items. He drank carbolic acid in a Tacoma hotel last night and died today, authorities say.
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Oscar Hidfast
Indeterminate Term for Jack Moulder
Jack Moulder a Stanfield negro who pleaded guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon was sentenced by Judge G W Phelps to an indeterminate term from one to ten years in the penitentiary Roy Neal also of Stanfield pleaded guilty to forgery and will be sentenced Monday Parole applications filed in his case The jury in the estate case Ashva versus Craig returned a verdict for the defendant for 400 and costs Boxcar robber case State versus Daniel Ragan continues as Brown the star witness pleads guilty The jury is deliberating at press time The piece ends with two quatrains about Yesterday and Tomorrow.
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Stanfield
G. W. Phelps
Roy Neal
Sam Ash Va
H. C. Craig
John Stodard
Daniel Ragan
Umatilla
John Nilson
William Brown
Peterson
Brown
Endorsed Reciprocity Boosts Canada United States Ties
Prime Minister makes first speech in debate urging friendlier trade with the United States and development of Canada. Laurier lauds the agreement while opposing annexation. Premier’s remarks drew approving demonstrations as he described two nations living in harmony across an invisible barrier amid fierce debates.
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Trenarks
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Old England
Montreal
Toronto
Roosevelt on Long Trip Across the United States
Former president Theodore Roosevelt boards a special train for a sweeping itinerary covering nearly every state. He will speak in cities from New York to Atlanta to Birmingham and San Antonio, with lectures and a Rough Riders reunion in Albuquerque. The swing includes multiple stops, political events, and university lectures as he journeys home.
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Multilingual bootblack of Pendleton turns pages of world
Albert de Hall, long a shoe shiner on Court Street, boasts fluency in seven languages and comprehension of many more. Trinidad born, he lived aboard trading ships, served as Greek army interpreter, and later sailed to Crete before joining a French man‑of‑war. He now plans to drift toward Europe again, preferring work beyond shining shoes.
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Commercial Club forms high school study committee
Dan T. Smythe leads Commercial Club after installation as president. Ten members from the managing board will investigate the city high school conditions and report to taxpayers. Tests with contractors and builders to verify building safety will accompany a planned Friday report.
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Dan T. Smythe Onstaller
G. M. Tice
T. C. Taylor
Leon Cohen
RK. Alexander
W. L. Thompson
James Johns
Ebner Snyder
Ladow
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C. M. Bishop
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Rice
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Pilchot Approves Fisher Selection for Hallinger Post
Pinchot confirms Fisher as successor to Hallinger and Fisher’s entry into government service would be approved by the conservation sales. New York papers largely agree Ballinger’s usefulness was damaged by scandals and charges.
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Europe
Pinchot
Fisher
Hallinger
Ballinger
Funeral for Jerry B Déspain at Methodist Church
The funeral of Jerry B Déspain who died recently was held at the Methodist church at 2 o clock this afternoon. A large group of friends and relatives attended to pay their respects to the deceased merchant. Rev Nathan Evans delivered the sermon. Pallbearers included Lee Teutch George H Clark F E Livengood J W Maloney Joe Stockman and Kenneth McRae.
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Jerry B. Déspain
Eryaspelas
Methodist Church
Nathan Evans
Lee Teutch
George H. Clark
F. E. Livengood
J. W. Maloney
Joe Stockman
Kenneth McRae
Canadian Indians Threaten Trouble Over Reserves Sale
Father Bellot, a Vancouver missionary en route to Fort George, warns Indians in British Columbia may resort to bloodshed. He carries Ottawa’s sanction for selling Fraser River reserves to the Grand Trunk Pacific, which would extend a line to Prince Rupert, and criticizes the provincial government for ignoring Indian grievances and restricting fishing and hunting livelihoods.
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B.C
British Columbia
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Ottawa
Frazier River
Grand Trunk Pacific
Prince Rupert
Famous real estate case goes to jury
Seattle Washington March The case against Hillman the real estate promoter charged with using the mails to defraud goes to the jury tomorrow. The trial has lasted six weeks and 200 witnesses were called.
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Seattle
Wash
Hillman
Reform Wins Again in City of Seattle
Seattle voters head to early results as 20 precincts report none heard yet. The race shows nine reform councilmen likely elected and the $800,000 bond measure for a municipal street railway appears to have carried by a strong majority.
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Reform
City OF Seattle
Seattle
Wash
Washington Holds Expectation Of Ballinger Aides Retire
Washington on March 8 reports that Ballinger allies in the interior department will likely retire soon after Fisher assumes control. Among those already retired are Assistant Secretary Wilson, Assistant Attorney General Lawler, and Chief of Field Service Schwartz.
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Ballinger
Interior Department
Fisher
Wilson
Lawler
Schwartz
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