Changes in Umatilla policy eyed by government official
An examining officer predicts shifts in Umatilla reservation management including stricter 640 acre limits, guardianship reforms, and open access for stockmen to use the land. He notes plans to revert guardianship to agents, appraise minor land ownership, and adjust road rights though spring timing remains uncertain.
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Umatilla
Charles J. Dav
Davia
W. L. Thompson
Jate
Gilliland
Thompson
Edwards
Davis
Ajeo
Washington
Stand ard Company Wied Wit ruling on tariff evidence
Chicago March 14. Attorneys faced tough decisions as Judge Lendis rules that Chappelle Tuinels rate announcement to East St. Louis is prima facie evidence of terms in a tariff agreement with the railroad. Government lawyers reject Chappelle as a plain railroad speech for the rebates question.
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Chicago
Landis
Chappelle
Tuinels
East St. Louis
Wu Serves With Practicality On Umatilla Reservation
On the Umatilla reservation Wu has made many friends and earned praise as a practical efficient official who fully understands duties and is ready to perform them fearlessly and impartially.
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Umatilla Reservation
Calumet and Stecla s Growths Promise Copper Supremacy
Boston dispatch explains Calumet and Hecla Mining Co has produced nearly 100 million in dividends over 36 years and eyeing 42 times original capital through new plans. Osceola, its largest neighbor, may be merged, expanding holdings across eight contiguous sections. District output stands at 225 million pounds, with Calumet-Co holdings predicted to reach 209.6 million pounds annually as expansions unfold.
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Boston
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
Osceola Company
Calumet & Hecla
Calumet & Hecin
Pew Properties
Wouth
Lake Superior District
Canadian Forestry Association Meeting Opens in Oceana
The annual gathering of the Canadian Forestry Association opens in Oceana today with a large representative attendance including expert foresters from both sides of the border. The two day program features many items of interest as the conference proceeds.
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Canadian Forestry Association
Oceana
Frazer Theater Lease Not Renewed by K J Taylor
K J Taylor, lessee, declines to renew the Frazer theater lease expiring April 1, taking fixtures valued between 400 and 700 dollars and signaling a shift in local theater management. The move leaves Pendleton without theater accommodations after April 1, prompting speculation on a new city venue and impact on the theater’s finances.
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K. J. Taylor
Fix
Irs
New Mayhouse
Pendleton
Taylor
Playhouse
Tower City
Hove
Tate
Governor and attorney general summoned to Washington march
Springfield dispatch reports the governor and attorney general left for Washington to answer a call from the president. they are likely headed to a conference regarding the Wines Central investigation now being conducted by the state.
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Springfield
Washington
Tragic Bowling-Stove Fire Claims Infant Life
In La Grande on March 14 a infant, child of Mr and Mrs Tedlaworth, awoke in bed after being left by the mother. The child crawled to the bowling stove, its night robe ignited, and the flames caused fatal burns. The child died shortly after the accident.
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la Grande, Mare 14
Tedlaworth
Wheat and grain prices open mixed in Chicago market
In Chicago on March 14 the Muleago Wheat Market opened wheat at 71 4 and closed lower. Corn started at 6 4 and finished at 4 1 4. Oats opened at 40 Red and closed at 40 7 8, with plans noted for trading activity.
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Muleago
Chicago
Wall Street Opens Irregular Amid Turmoil and Hopes
Market opened with an uneven start as a bell signal preceded a swift move and tensions mirrored by London. Two small fluctuations are noted, with hopeful sentiment lifting American stock prospects in early trading.
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London
Wall Street
Secretary advances customs depository and loan payment
Washington March 14 the secretary of the treasury authorized the deposit of customs in public depositories and announced an anticipated July interest payment on 4 per cent funded loan of 1907 amounting to 25 000 000 New York March 14 Wall Street sees morning excitement as big traders face losses and stocks open irregularly with fractional gains before a late downward move Sugar leads declines as Reading and Amalgamated fall and Union Pacific dips from 146 to 122 while Amalgamated copper slips in late trading
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Wall Street
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
London Markets Open Flat Amid Cautious Optimism
London notes a subdued start on March 14 with stocks opening flat and two small failures reported. The general mood is that the worst may be over and a broad improvement in American markets is anticipated.
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London
Wall Street
Wheat exports drop as Northern Market flaw slows wheat movement
Tacoma news reports a wheat transport crisis with North Market failures delaying eastern Washington wheat to tidewater. Losses reach fifty thousand dollars in longshore and warehouse wages. port exports fall by a million since January. The Hyades awaits flour for the orient. rail delays blamed by Alexander Ballile of Fulfour Guthrie & Co. A bridge washout near Hormarville, Pa, ends with three deaths: engineer J B R Mikesall fireman W J Cantwell and brakeman M Johns.
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Tacoma
Wash
Sneoma
Washington
Suamer Hyades
Fae
Orient
Mexander Ballile
Fulfour, Guthrie & Co
Tidewater
Hormarville
J. BR. Mikesall
W. J. Cantwell
M. Johns
Jerome Thaw Trial Proceedings Highlight Fierce Testimony Court clash
The Thaw trial resumes with Jerome Thaw facing sustained objections over Evelyn affidavits and a disputed conversation with Hummel. Delmas defends admissibility citing proper evidence handling while Jerome presses to strike or admit key questions. Eight experts are summoned to address alleged jealousy versus insanity as the trial unfolds in New York.
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New York
Hummel
Delmas
Jerome
Evelyn
Fitzgerald
Thant
White
Relmax
Jeremy
Aimmel
Ciri
Allenists
Srstertes Delmas
Freya
SOF
J. Thaw
St. Vitus
Europe
Program for March 2 at Weston Inens teachers’ institute
A sparse schedule for the Weston event lists opening exercises and selections, a discourse, a funeral address, singing, and a “What Should the Child Know of Faeilieh” declamation. It notes normal school faculty will provide lunch and invites visiting teachers, with a long list of named attendees.
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Inens Teachers’ Institute
Weeton
Marvel
A. Perryman
H. E. Beott Boh
Frank K. Welles
Normal School
Lotter
T M. Bowman
Lillian Robinson
Anice Marney
Taila Keller
Charles Pinkerton
Jutla Woods
Luella Craften
Constance Fantings
A. W H. Portman
O A. Cannon
Mabel Gibbons
Amy McDaniel
Carrie Sharp
Tile Hiesinger
Thaw Murder Trial Testimony on Sanity and Motive
Dr. Austin Flint testified that Thaw knew what he was doing when he shot White, amid questions about Evelyn and Whites relations and Thaws jealousy. The testimony reviewed past relations and Evelyns disclosures to Thaw, shaping the trial narrative.
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Evelyn
Thaw
White
Austin Flint
Delmis
Dowte Burial in Zion City Warns Community
In Zion City on March 14 Dowle was buried with an elaborate pageant. A tearful procession followed the hearse drawn by four white horses as a band played a dirge. Zion City guards in full uniform guarded the funeral car. The deaths are seen as a warning to the Vollva section as residents fear a broader exodus.
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Zion City
Dowle
Vollva
Roosevelt issues order on Japanese exclusion policy
The president announced an executive order to enforce the Japanese exclusion provision of the immigration bill. The order will take effect once San Francisco authorities confirm that Japanese school children will receive equal privileges with white children.
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Roosevelt Wii
San Francois
Washington
San Francisco
Riot in Louisville and Belgrade Labor Troubles
In Louisville on March 14 Nicholas Nagel a strikebreaker had his skull fractured when dragged from a car and he cannot recover. Policeman Whitman was fatally injured in another riot and others were hurt. In Belgrade March 14 Serbian sugar and leather factory workers clashed with police. four were killed and twenty wounded.
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Louisville
Nicholas Nagel
Whitman
Belgrade
Cock fighting craze spreads in eastern Oregon towns
A wave of cock fighting grips La Grande Baker City Huntington Umatilla and Pendleton with hundreds wagered and several birds killed in La Grande. About 240 fine game cocks are held across eastern Oregon with Pendleton Weston Kamela La Grande Baker City and Huntington hosting birds. A major fight is planned for March 30 drawing entrants from Kamela Ta Grande and Weston and birds from Maine and California bolster interest among railroad crews.
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la Grande
Pendicton
Oregon
Philippine Islands
Baker City
Huntington
Umatilla
Kamela
Pendleton
Bekerly
Weston
Ta Grande
Maine
California
Clpelos
Toils Tightening in Herman Trial Over Forest Reserves
Washington March 14 Melvin McVean a clerk in the Interior department testified in the Blnger Herman trial about the creation of forest reserves and related clerical work to prove wrongdoing by an outside party during Herman’s tenure as land office commissioner.
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Fran Daring Mernann
Washindton
Melvin McVean
Interior Department
Bilnger Hermenn
Outeldore
Herman
Land Office
Dog Tax Hike Becomes Bidding Point For Night Street Cleaning
City council debates dog license increase to 3 and 6 dollars with enforcement after April 1 and contemplates contracting the night cleaning of streets between 7 and 9 PM under the street commissioner. Opening West Court Street also discussed as west end property owners request. Councilman Murphy presided in Mayor Fee’s absence.
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Ofuce
West Court Street
West Court Stree
McCormmach
Northside
Ell
Messrs. McCormmach
Hidker
Murphy
Renn
Thompson
Mumm
West End
Fee
City to Observe Cleaning Day and Arbor Day Plans
March 14 report from Walls Walla notes the Commerce club adopted a cleaning day proposal for the city and formed a five member committee including the health officer to pick a date likely Arbor Day. The panel will select a sub committee with one woman from each district and enlist help from school children.
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Walls Walla
Commerce Club
Court rules against Rockefeller in mine fraud case
The court today found no fraud in the file of a mine acquisition to Frank Rockefeller by Henry Grows, awarding $265,000. In a separate note, the eight months ending March saw a daily average of five executions in Poland and the provinces of Russia after drumhead court-martials.
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St. Louie
Frank Rockefeller
Henry Grows
Poland
Pultic
Russia
Decision to Withdraw Salt Policy Affects Chinese Children Schools
The president instructed Attorney General Bonaparte to delay enforcement order withdrawing salt policy pending action in San Francisco. The San Francisco school board has rescinded the segregating order, signaling reversal of the prior extreme removal policy affecting Tapuinese children’s access to regular public schools.
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Washington
T P Bonaparte
Ban Francie
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