Louisville in Hands of Mob threatens streetcar service
A mob controls Louisville streetcar lines causing a citywide strike. Company officials warn of dynamite threats and note police protection is lacking. The Street Railway Company suspends all service, citing danger to passengers and workers as rioting continues. Rumors say Pinkertons may be deployed in cars. Cleveland and Detroit see large strike actions by shipyard workers over wages and hours.
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Loulkville
Bulgarian premier assassinated in Bore's garden
March 11 in Bore's garden M. Perkoff the Bulgarian premier and interior minister was shot dead by an unknown assailant. Minister Guenadieff was wounded. The assassin was captured. Roosevelt Bay Recovering in Washington reports the president’s condition as favorable.
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Sona
Molgaris
Bore's Garden
M. Perkoff
Interior
Aseiesl
M. Guenadieff
Commerce
Agriculture
Roosevelt Bay
Washington
Chicaca Wheat Market Report
Wheat opened at 4S 1 2. Corn opened 47 1 4. Clam 47. Ents opened 12 1 4. Eloben 42.
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Chicaca Wheat Market
Ents
Eloben
Indian Killed in Railroad Yard Incident Near Caydine
Coroner Ralph Folsom reports a death near Caydine after a freight engine collision. Only one worker survived the scene spoke little English, claiming some Indians moved the body before authorities arrived. Agency contact declined to confirm details.
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Caydine
Freyter
Ralph Folsom
Jag
Edwardo
Diphtheria Situation Improves at Umatilla Family
The Bullock family at Umatilla once critically ill with diphtheria are now improving. Officials say the disease has not spread outside the family and an epidemic is not expected due to strict quarantine measures.
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Bullock
Umatilla
Mullock
Charles K H Spencer Purchased by C R N Company
The Charles K H Spencer steamer has been bought by the C R N Company known as the Regulators line. Captain Spencer says he will soon start running his boat in opposition to the Regulators line, a move noted but not yet seen locally.
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Astoria
Charles K. Spencer
C. R. & N. Company
Regulator Tine
Spencer
Dallea Chronicle
Mountain Range Privileges Spark Public Debate in Oregon
A rugged debate unfolds over forest reserves and range privileges in eastern Oregon as private control and government policing clash with cattle interests. Prineville voices urge caution while warning that reserves and legal actions shape future rights and protections amid tensions between stockmen and conservation authorities.
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Folion
Anarely
Perview
Sam
Falbon
Oregon
Forest Reserve Administration
Prineville
Fultin
Fond
Fulton
Puget Sound Lumbermen Seek Through Route Solution
Lumbermen in the Puget Sound region appeal to the Interstate Commerce Commission for relief to move their timber to Missouri River points. They cite Great Northern and Northern Pacific refusals to allow a through route or joint rate, though others offer partial access. Commissioner Lane suggests filing a formal complaint for a through route via Portland to Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific connections.
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Washington
Puget Sound
Interstate Commerce
Cammngon
Waetorth Potte Leonie
Hinohility
Commissioner Lane
Inter Ste Commerce
Commjestein
Hombernmien
Caxciile
Anyltig
Missouri River Pointe
Wheeler
Liane
Commission
Portland
Gre
Northern Pacific Railroad
Oregon
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Resumption of the Ruef trial crowds court start
A vast San Francisco crowd gathered as Ruef appeared before Judge Dunne for the continuing extortion case. Heney moved to quash the U S Supreme Court writ of error on lack of jurisdiction, while Ruef joked with reporters amid the legal skirmishes and potential moves to other courts for relief.
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Heney
Jige Mebhardt
Grantine
United States Supreme Court
Dumine
Dunne
San Francisco
State Supreme Court
San Francisca
Ruef
Nik
Dunn's Court
Elisor Biggy
Henney
Supreme Court of the United States
Hebbard
Iterteys
Supreme Court of California
Allotment Lottery Draw Begins For Mensre Land Claim
The March drawing for Mensre land allotment in Okintomy City started using a wheel of numbers plan. About 700 acres are to be divided among five claimants in three rounds to ensure equal access to the best parcels.
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Okintomy
Orm
Thaw Insanity Defense Attacked by Prosecution Aliensists
Frederick W. Longfellow, former Thaw counsel, testifies in rebuttal as prosecutors seek to prove Thaw sane. Jerome questions Longfellow on Evelyn Thompson’s alleged past with Thaw and prior cases. Delmas challenges the scope, arguing Evelyn’s story’s truth is not at issue but its effect on Thaw. London report cites Craig Wadsworth over Holman affair details amid Thaw Evelyn Holman tensions.
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Dehias
Thaw
Mrauders
London
Evelyn
New York
Frederick W. Longfellow
Jerome
Jerome Hon
Longfellow
Ethel Thomas
Hummel
Delmas
Tha
White
Ethel Thoniae
Delmes
Pelinas
Dimas
Craig Wadsworth
Holman
Wadsworth
Paris
American Society For Resistance
Farmers to buy grain sacks via Wheatgrowers association
Amatition and Morrow county farmers plan wholesale purchase of Brain sacks this season through a formal Wheatgrowers association. Judge Lowell is securing incorporation papers while orders for hundreds of thousands of sacks at not over 9 cents each are already placed.
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Amatition
Morrow County
Wheatgrowers’ Association
Thre c
Northwest
S&s A. Lowell
Mre- Igon
Umatilla Sends 20 Students to O A C Amid Growth
Umatilla county supplies 24 students at Oregon Agricultural College with rapid attendance growth. New enrollments from Athena Humon 8 Bilyeux Eugene E Dudley Thomas ER Foster Exiythe E McBride Rawle A Miller William E Tompkins Richard Wright Pendleton Ralph R B Cresswell Frank lin B Jones William E Lowell Ralph E Porter Frank EB Porter Murcus Struve Weston George B Carmichael Frederick G Mc Graw Helix Jewie Ellington Zeph Lockwomb Kehoe Kite I Moor Aura A amt David 3 Thomson Milton Earnest AL Hudson. College attendance exceeds 500 this year and rises steadily. A new $17 000 building is under construction at the college. M C A.
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Umatilla County
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon
Athena
Humon
Bilyeux
Eugene E. Dudley
Thomas ER. Foster
Exiythe E. McBride
Rawle A. Miller
William E. Tompkins
Richard Wright
Pendleton
Ralph RB. Cresswell
Franklin B. Jones
William E. Lowell
Ralph E. Porter
Frank E
Carmichael
Frederick G. McGraw
Umatilla
Cyr, G
Robert B. Brownell
Helix
Jewie
Ellington
Zeph Lockwomb
Kehoe
Kite I. Moor
Aura A
David
Thomson
Milton
Earnest AL Hudson
Ernest Eggerth Dies After Illness at 74 in City
Ernest Eggerth aged 74 native of Austria died early this morning at his son's home from long standing age related troubles. He lived here many years and is survived by his wife and several children. Funeral arrangements not yet fixed with relatives informed from other places. The service is planned for Wednesday.
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Ernest Eggerth
Austria
Teachers Meet at Weston Local Institute to Be Held
Weston hosts a county wide teachers institute for district educators from Pendleton and other areas on March 24. Superintendent Frank K. Welles plans the program with J H Ackerman and J L Landers among others attending. a luncheon will be provided at the Weston Normal School. The event marks the first annual institute in the county with Milton as the second local site and a third yet to be chosen. In Grand Ronde a fierce snow and hail storm blankets the valley, bringing heavy snow, extreme cold, and concerns for winter stock.
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Weston
Frank K. Welles
J. HH
Ackermat
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Amor
Ity
J. & Landers
Welles
Toachore
Normal School
Fieres
Grand Rone
la Grande
Grand Ronde Valley
National Good Roads convention gathers in Pittshore
March 11 report from Pittshore notes scores of delegates arriving in Tittebure for the National Good Roads convention set to begin tomorrow. Estimated attendance ranges from 1000 to 1500 delegates from various regions. In Palouse Wash a boy, John English, age 5, died after falling from a bluff near the Palouse River.
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Gomt Roads
Pittshore
Tittebure
Sondome
Judien Tiene
John English
Palouse River
Palouse, Wash
Charter Changes Offer A Method For City Finances
A special council session outlined charter changes to lift the city from its financial slump. Plans include issuing bonds up to 225000 to fund a county hall, levee work, sewer expansion, street debt payoff, and cemetery improvements totaling 113000. Bond sale favors local bidders. tax levy may rise 2 mills to cover interest of about 11250 annually. A charter election will decide adoption after public input.
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Olney
Salem
McCourt
Freight Shipment Arrivals Slow Down Loading Across Ports
Freight shipments arrive after a harsh winter with congestion in freight traffic. The large number of shipments slows unloading work at the wharves. Spring consignments expected by merchants are now reaching the yards and will be unloaded as possible.
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Kinward
O¢Lly
Timber hauling in Menshom yard sparks summer cutting plans
In Nihtev and Maniock areas, a lane near the Bile noumtuine sees a timber haul in progress with around 2000 cords stored at Menshom. The workers, including Kimole and sprog spur, plan to cut large quantities this coming summer as arrangements are made.
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Menshom
Bile Noumtuine
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