Reward Offered For Island City Robbers In Lake Grande
La Grande Oregon March 15 County Judge Phy of Union county offers 500 reward for capture of two robbers who shot Lee Tabor proprietor of Island City post drink. City commission adds 500 making total 1000. Tabor died Saturday afternoon from a wound inflicted during Friday night hold up. Two men in blue overalls and blue handkerchiefs fled after taking cash and valuables. Police seek clues yet released. Tabor described as well known.
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LA Grande
Phy
Union County
Han
Dica
Tabor
Island City
Dempsey May Face Mann Act Charge
Federal officials say charges under the Mann Act may be filed against heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey. Two letters he wrote to his divorced wife are said to be incriminating and have been referred to the grand jury.
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Angeles
Jack Dempety
Dempsey
Spokane and Inland Empire League Formed
Spokane and Inland Empire towns unite to launch a new baseball league formed from the dissolved Spokane City League. George Varnell elected president as two Spokane clubs join four Inland Empire teams. season opens May 16 and runs through Labor Day in a regional circuit with favorable home sites.
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Speoaen
Spokane City Baseball League
Inland Empire League
George Varnell
Spokane
Inland Empire
Woman who can pay 1900 for furs urged to support zoo
A Dallas News note argues a woman able to pay $1900 for fur should contribute to the zoo’s support, framing the call as reasonable for her position.
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Lerma
Zoo
Dallas News
Frankie Webb Targets Bud Stevens In April Smoker
Frankie Webb seeks a semi windup with Bud Stevens for the American Legion smoker on Saturday night April 10 in Happy Canyon. Webb challenged Stevens to a return, aiming to headline the card with a 10 round war as local fans anticipate a strong boxing show and Fred Anderson may headline.
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Frankie Webb
Fred Anderwer
Bud Stevens
American Legion
Happy Canyon
Webb
Stevens
Evens
Usc
Huddy
Fred Anderson
Legion
Pendleton
H. J. Warner
Doxens
Nem
Organized Baseball Adopts New 1920 Rules
March 15 report from eHicado outlines amendments to baseball rules. Changes include forbidding Peenk pitching deliveries, forbidding catchers from aiding runners, withholding gift stolen bases from box scores, and scheduling must be completed even with transfers. Also limits on player sales, home range records, and scoring credits for plays affected by protests.
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eHicado
Peenk
Barral
Catchorn
Citcta
Ted
Kataman
Tatkman
Takliura
Darkhorse Newman Leaves The Dalles High School
Darkhorse Newman, athletic coach at The Dalles High School, resigns and plans to pursue other work. A former Oregon football captain, he helped the team build a strong roster despite small weight margins, with one letter man returning for 1919. He will stay until mid week while winding affairs and may tutor an eleven next fall.
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Darkhorse Newman
Dallish
Newman
OOA
Palle
Oregon Agele
Beet Dred Acres
Tahoe
Akala
Forthwest
Tocal High Scheol
Erie
Habits of steelhead to be investigated in Rogue River study
The Oregon Fish and Game Commission will cooperate with the U S Bureau of Fisheries to study steelhead migration from the Lower Rogue River to upper reaches in Josephine and Jackson counties. Professor Willis A Rich will mark a fish with a silver fin tag, then release it to track arrival times near Grants Pass. The project aims to map when salmon and steelhead appear at various river stages to address Rogue River controversies.
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Flak and Game Commission
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Hogue
Josephine
Jackson
Shiemaker
Willis A. Rich
Bureau
Berkeley
Cal
Grants Pass
Fish and Came Commission
Sild Shoemaker
Rogue
Rogue River
Reason Enough Jack Wall That at Attorney Mcosely Jack
An unclear blast of OCR style text presents a fragment referencing an attorney named Mcosely Jack and a phrase about knowing no law. The readable portion suggests a political or legal slant but lacks coherent actions, dates, or places to establish a clear news event or outcome. The source is fragmented with no verifiable details.
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Jack
McOsely
California
Women of Spokane Fight High Living Costs with Armored Aid
In Spokane, Washington, a group called Consumers Inga arms women to combat rising living expenses. The initiative aims to provide practical support and advocacy to local households facing inflation and price hikes.
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Spokane
Musterole Mustard Plaster Alternative Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Musterole as a white ointment that replaces old mustard plasters. It claims quicker relief for sore throats chest discomfort and muscle pains with less blistering, pricing jars around 6 and 2.50 in various sizes.
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Nome
Mr. Tabor
Taber
Taborn
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Moomfeld
M. J
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Pendleton Trading Co
Liberty Market
Chance
Organized Baseball
THE
Dalles
Yale Club
Auguste J. Cordier
Harvard Club
Columbia Colt
New York City
Au-guste J. Cordier
Anderson Dunn
Harvan Club
Morrow Co. Wheatlands
Kerley & Lundell
Main St
J. W. Jackson
Calvin
Western Electric
Chas. Milne Electrical
Alta St
Alta Theatre
J. Edwin Sharp
Gyat
Inland Empire Bank
mith-Crafford
Pendleton Bote
Downey Market
Neil & Barker Co
Maxwell Dealers
Riverside
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