Jumbo Circus Here Tomorrow Opens Free Tickets Soon
Across Umatilla county hundreds of children await the Jumbo Circus distribution tomorrow. The second free ticket is clipped by locals as preparations begin for the 20 act show. Clowns acrobats jugglers and jungle animals promise lively entertainment with two colored cut-out acts and a forty foot lineup. Three Jumbo Circus tickets from the East Oregonian are needed for redeeming the offer.
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Tostay
East Oregonian
Umatilla
East Oregonian Daily
Acount
Ny Gaia
Release expected for Mary Richardson hunger strike
London reports a rapid release under the cat and mouse act for Mary Richardson who is serving six months hard labor for mutilating Velasquez's Venus. Doctors say she will not survive the full sentence due to a hunger strike and fragile nerves, making forcible feeding dangerous and unlikely.
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London
Mary Richardson
Velasquezz
Verdict for Plaintiff in Pendleton Court Case
A Pendleton court verdict awarded George Ness fifteen dollars and twenty cents against A Leme, with Ness seeking twenty two dollars and fifty cents. Separate trial reported painter Harry Bundy injured after a fall from a scaffold at the State Hospital East Wing, spraining his ankle.
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Justice Court
George Ness
A. Leme
Harry Bundy
State Hospital
Brown and Mumford Receive Building Permits in S01 Alta and Raley
J Db Brown obtained a permit to construct a concrete cellar and new porch at his residence on S01 Alta street. J B Mumford secured a permit to build a concrete sidewalk along his Raley street property.
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J. Db. Brown
Alta Street
J. B. Mumford
Raley Street
Mrs Raley Undergoes Mayo Clinic Operation
Mrs. J. H. Raley underwent an operation at the Mayo Bros Institute in Rochester Minnesota for removal of a growth in her mouth. A message to Dr. F Borden said the mass was benign rather than cancerous. Col and Mrs Raley returned with Dr Guy Boyden.
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Raley
J. H. Raley
Mayo Bros. Institute
Rochester
Minn
F. BE. Borden
Guy Boyden
Col
Raley Back
Prevent Flood Bill Endorsement Sought By Local Chamber
A local commercial association is reviewing a New Orleans chamber request to endorse the Newland Broussard River Regulation and Flood Control Bill before Congress. The plan would authorize 60 million dollars over ten years to prevent floods and droughts nationwide by capturing floodwaters at the source with dams and reservoirs. The Pacific Northwest would receive five million annually for ten years. Girls Play Milton Tonight In Pendleton High School Gymnasium the local girls team faces Milton with a preliminary midget boys game against the freshman quintet. The two squads list players in lineups and the doubleheader is expected to be fast and close. Murphy Saves the Oil At Eastern Oregon State Hospital Captain C A Murphy demonstrates an oil recovery from a broken pipe feeding the institution, skimming oil from an irrigation well and saving funds after a leak. The oil, resembling John D Rockefeller crude, was percolating into a nearby well, and the effort reduces losses to about nothing.
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Pacific Northwest
Milton
Pendleton High School
Milton High School
Focal High School
Ettie
Arlene McMontes
Claire McDonald
da Anderson
Vivian Casey
Murphy
Loss in Portland Fire Exceeds Six Hundred Thousand
Estimated losses from the Portland dock fire show a total of 643000 with Columbia No 2 and Montgomery dock No 1 destroyed or damaged and multiple insured interests. Key claimants include Allen & Lewis Grain Houser Montgomery estate and C W R N partly insured as well as the coasting steamer Cricket and the British liner Glenroy. Insurance covers more than half the losses.
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Ore
Columbia No. 2
Montgomery No. 1
Glenroy
Allen & Lewis
Houser
Montgomery Dock
Montgomery Estate
Albina Fuel Company
Army of Unemployed Camps by River Opposite City
Reported stand off over the position of the army of unemployed camped on the river bank opposite the city. Yolo officers plan to disband the army and send detachments to other parts of the state if Sacramento county provides rail tickets. The county refuses yet spends 400 dollars daily guarding the bridge. The army remains, delivering an ultimatum to officials to move only with transportation eastward. Public support shifts as donations of food rise and other cities send funds.
Sultan Loses Suit Over Turkish Estate in New York
New York March 13 The Sultan of Turkey failed to gain control of the estate of Hovhannes Tavshanjian a wealth Turkish rug dealer who died in New York The state supreme court sustained a demurrer by Tavshanjian's executors preserving local laws and denying the Sultan's claim to act as public administrator to distribute the property
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United States
New York
Turkey
Hovhannes v
Tavshanjian
State Supreme Court
Farmers' union meeting notice at Pendleton No 21
Pendleton teco No 21 of the Farmers' Educational and Co operative Union of America announces regular meetings on the first and third Saturdays each month. The Farmers' Marketing Plan and other vital farmer matters will be discussed. Meetings called sharp at 7 PM. R C Earnheart President, W W P Evans Secretary Treasurer.
Rates of E O L P to be probed at La Grande
La Grande March 13 News records a move by the La Grande Commercial Club prompting a full valuation of the Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. The Oregon Railroad Commission ordered a four month process and possible wider rate adjudication for the system after a complaint that local rates were discriminatory. Hearing postponed indefinitely while the company provides a physical valuation of its holdings and General Manager F H Harmon agrees to cooperate if the entire system is included.
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LA Grande
la Grande Commercial Club
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company
Railroad Commission of Oregon
la Grande Commercial Clube
F. H. Harmon
Brick as a bulwark against substandard building practice
The speaker warns that lumber and concrete contractors can substitute lower grade materials for profit, while brick offers a immutable quality, resisting substitutions since a brick remains a brick and must be used as produced.
Sacramento and Yolo Counties Resume Local Log Clash
Sacramento and Yolo counties are at log as efforts to resolve a local dispute proceed with officials reporting stalled progress and ongoing negotiations. Authorities emphasize coordinated action to prevent further delays and restore normal county operations.
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Sacramento
Yolo Counties
Log
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