Chicago's vote on anti saloon status risks city finances
Hugo Sgrocer ex city statistician warns Chicago would go bankrupt if voters enact anti-saloon territory and lose saloon tax revenue of about 5,060,000 annually. Drys push back, backed by Mayor Busse, who says offset possibilities exist. William Mulvihill of the Anti Saloon League claims 9,000,000 extra revenue from taxing sequestered property.
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Chicago
Nathan A. Cole
Manufacturers and Merchants’ Association
Hugo Sgrocer
Sgrocer
Busse
William F. Mulvihill
Antisaloon League
Doans Kidney Pills Said To Help Many
The advertisement claims Doans Kidney Pills cure kidney trouble by filtering poisons from the blood. A testimonial from Mrs G W Propeck of Elgin Oregon describes relief from backache, irregular secretions, and dizziness after using the product. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is the U S agent. Remember the Brand.
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Pendleton
Dean
G. W. Propeck
Elgin
Ore
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Griffith Calls For Change In Sacrifice Hit Rule
Cincinnati manager Clarke Griffith presses for reform of the sacrifice hit rule. He argues the current rule counts an outfield fly scoring a runner after the catch as a sacrifice. Griffith says real sacrifices come from bunts and aims to push for changes next year.
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Cincnnati
Clarke Griffith
Cincinnati
Fox
Griffith
Assessor Strain to convene meeting on March 19
Pendleton Oregon March 9 1910 County Assessor Strain appoints a public meeting at the courthouse in Pendleton for 2 PM to discuss personal property values and equitable assessments with deputy assessors farmers Grange and business representatives. He emphasizes the public benefit and urges attendance to foster understanding amidst rising taxes.
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Tay
Pendleton
Ore
Mar. Hitler
East Oregonian
Grange
Assensor
Court House
Co, PY Strain
Carnegie Says Rockefeller Plan Imitates His Own
In Santa Barbara Andrew Carnegie denounces the Rockefeller Foundation as a direct imitation of his project Mr Rockefeller’s plan copied from mine He cites a Carnegie research commission with 12 million dollars in bonds and 600000 annual income planning worldwide data collection and an observatory on Mount Wilson He plans to visit Del Norte San Francisco and Mount Wilson returning to Southern California around March 12 He declines to answer Mayor McCarthy’s remarks and shifts conversation to other topics
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Andrew Carnegie
Rockefeller Foundation
Rockefeller
Theodore Rocsevelt
Carnegie Research Commas
Carnegie Commission
Jt Bis
Admiralty
Carnegie Observatory
Mount Wilson
Carnegie
del Norte
San Francisco
California
Pasadena
McCarthy
The Rosary as Sung by Whitman Glee Girls
Whitman college Glee Club performs The Rosary on Friday night March 11 with featured pianist Mr Sterling. The piece showcases vocal harmony and artistic depth as part of a Pendleton program praised for beauty and propriety.
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Nevin
Whitman College
Pendleton
Mr. Sterling
Catarrh Cure Claim Promises $100 Reward
Read this notice promising a $100 reward for proof of cure by Hall's Catarrb Cure copyrighted by J Cheney & Co Toledo. It claims constitutional disease Catarrh can be cured internally, with testimonials and a recommendation to read East Oregonian daily.
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Blall
Hall
Natoce
Cork
J Cheney & CO
Toledo
A Godsend to the Sleepless from Duffy’s Whiskey
James Byrne of Indianapolis testifies to Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey curing his sleeplessness. A hotel clerk 32, night work caused weakness and illness. after three days he returned to work and regained appetite and flesh. The ad promotes Duffy’s as a trusted medicinal malt with cautions to buy only genuine bottled product and a toll free medical booklet.
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Duffy
James Byrne
Illinois St
Indianapolis
Ind
Dutty
Medical Department
The
du Co
Rochester
N. Y
Jewish Population Growth Sparks Alarm in Istanbul
In Asiatic Turkey the rapid Jewish population expansion worries Young Turks who fear upheaval. Jewish gains threaten peasant homes and provoke bitterness and calls for stern measures to prevent violence. Four-fifths of Jerusalem’s population is Jewish as Zionist agents buy lands beyond the city. Evdracia plains and biblical Jimits regions are cited as Jewish settlement progress. In Pendleton, Whitman College Glee Club, led by Mrs. Appy, will perform at the Presbyterian church on Friday March 11 with pianist Mr. Stirling.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Jerusalem
Holy City
Evdracian
Dan
Beersheba
Whitman
Pendleton
Whitman College
Presbyterian Church
Appy
Whitman Conservatory
Me. Stirling
How Good News Spreads About Electric Bitters
A 70 year old Tol on of Elizabethtown Kentucky writes that Electric Bitters restore health and vitality and cure stomach, liver and nerves issues. He claims they purify the blood and invigorate the run-down, with a guaranteed 50 cent satisfaction by Taliman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Taliman & Co
Ballard's Snow Liniment Sold By Koeppen Brothers
An ad touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for swelling and pain from neuralgia toothache or injuries. It proclaims rapid relief for rheumatism cuts burns bruises scalds and all aches. Sold by A C Koeppen & Bros in a local listing.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Kansas City and Portland Defined by Their Rivers
The Kansas City Star notes Kansas City owes its character to the Missouri River while Portland’s identity and future stem from the Columbia and Willamette rivers, considered more significant than the Missouri and the Kaw.
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Kansas City
Portland
Columbia
Willamette
Missouri
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Walter Adams
Pendleton, Oregon
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Portland, Ore
Andy Carnegie
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