News of Farm and Range Wraps Markets and Local Sales
Collins Warehouse Co. reports about 130000 sacks of wheat stored and largely sold for future delivery, with salvage potential from recent fire's loss. Range cattle demand rises in eastern Oregon. buyers seek cows and calves, with Montana Interals purchasing 300 head at $60 each. Road upgrades planned from Dry Creek toward Milton. official corrections on association vice president names issued. Other items note tomato plants thriving, two Holt 45 horsepower harvesters purchased, a Cornish game cock on display, and Charles Johnson selling 640 acres near Pilot Rock for around $20,000. Local realty and farm activities noted along with farm equipment movements.
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H. W. Collins
Collins Warehouse Co
Balfour, Guthrie Co
Collins
Portland
T'matilia County
Oregon
C. O. Ragsdale
Joseph
Wallowa County
William Pullman
Big Baker County
Montana Interals
Suffragettes Publish Pennsylvania Daily Times Sealer
The Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage association assumes control of this afternoon edition of the Times-Sealer in Wilkes-Barre with Miss Katherine Speer Reed of Bryn Mawr as editor in chief. The group will publish one day editions of several Pennsylvania papers on upcoming days as part of their publicity campaign.
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Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association
Times-Sealer
Katherine Speer Reed
Bryn Mawr
Suffrage
Fire destroys much of Sydney business district
Fire swept through the Sydney Ohio courthouse square area destroying most buildings facing the square. Authorities say a safe at Thiebeck Dry Goods was dynamited by suspected burglars. Loss pegged at about 150600 dollars. Local fire crews battled the flames before flames and smoke abated. No detailed report on injuries or arrests.
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Sydney
Ohio
Yeggmen
Thiebeck
Court House Square
Judges and clerks named for city April 28 election
City council named judges and clerks for the April 28 special election on Walter Bonds reassessment amendment. Ward by ward lists set, with polling places at Alta House, Christian Church basement, city hall, and Bowman hotel. Fire company members also approved. a remaining vacancy noted. Planning reads on Matlock street retaining walls approved. Parking dispute over East Court storm sewer referred to city attorney. Popcorn wagon license return denied. lunch wagon permit near Main street denied.
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Walter Bonds
First Ward
Rose M. Fee
John B. Knight
Ross W. Carney
Phyllis Parkes
George O'Daniels
A. T. Matthews
Alta House
J. B. Mumford
J. M. Bentley
George D. Peebler
Roland Oliver
James 5. Johns
M. A. Ferguson
Christian Church
Third Ward
Robert Laing
John McGinn
Julia Ell
Mary Disosway
Norma Alloway
Frank B. Hays
City Hall
Fourth Ward
C. M. Kearney
G. l. la Dow
Jesse B. Paul
J. C. Woodworth
W. N. Les
Dean Tatum
A and Gan
P. Roun
A. J.gibson
Gates Koch
Lee Twitchell
Clarence Penland
Joseph Cox
Bowman Hotel
Ay Company
D. D. Phelps
D. Ulrich
Lester Boyd
P. A. Anderson
Frank Ulrich
W. A Mumford
Claude Terney
Matlock Street
BE. J. Sommerville
East Court Street
Vincent Street
Alphonse Mayan
Mr. Elliott
Main Street
Pinchot predicts dissolution of the Republican Party
Gifford Pinchot denounces the Republican Party as rotten with corruption and in its last days at a meeting in Huron D. March 19. He criticizes leaders Cummins Bristow Bora Hadley and La Follette, stating only the Progressive Party shows strength and a clear future for reform.
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Huron
Republican Party
Gifford Pinchot
Republcan
Pinchot
Cummins
Bristow
Borah
Hadley
la Follette
Forester
Roosevelt Leutenant
Mr. Pinchot
Progressive Party
Paris Riots Over Calmette Shooting
Riots broke out in the Latin Quarter after editor Calmette was shot by the wife of former finance minister Caillaux. Gendarmes arrested many, with the worst clashes among University of Paris students. Calm returned as Caillaux supporters were expelled.
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Paris
Calmette
Caillaux
University of Paris
Chicago Voters Largest in United States
Chicago reports the largest voting population in the nation with women included. The city has 693,624 total registrations, 218,643 women and 474,981 men, surpassing New York by over 20,000.
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Chicago
United States
New York
Grandma Todd 103 Goes to Church Home
Eugene Oregon March 17 Grandma Sarah Todd aged 103 departed for Walla Walla to reside for life at an old people home run by the Christian church, ensuring care in her later years.
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Grandma Todd
Eugene
Orc
Sarah Toddd
Walla Walla
The
Christian Church
Rews y Notes Pendleton Will Build Cottage Five Room Project on Wilson Street
Rews y Notes reports Pendleton resident Robert Bruel secured a building permit for a five room cottage on Wilson Street with a projected cost of about 1000 dollars. The same notice covers McFadden Acquitted in Nevada and Pendleton Spring cleanup days.
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Robert Bruel
Wilson Street
Stella Williams Sentenced to 45 Days in County Jail
Stella Williams, described as a notorious young squaw, has long plagued city authorities with drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes sentenced her this afternoon to 45 days in the county jail under the vagrancy law, marking the first time she has been charged under the state law.
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Stella Williams
Squaw
Justice of the
Joe H. Parkes
Local races filed for county offices in republicans and democrats
T P Gilliland of Pilot Rock, ex county judge, entered the race for the republican nomination by filing his declaration with the county clerk. L L Mann, candidate for sheriff, also filed and asked that the words Law Enforcement be added after his name. T C Frasier of Milton declared for the democratic nomination, filing today as a candidate for county clerk.
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T. P. Gilliland
Pilot Rock
L. L. Mann
T. C. Frasier
Milton
Examination Car Here Tests Railroad Rules Knowledge
The examination board of the O W R N Co conducts a rule knowledge test for all employees involved in train movement aboard the examination car. Board members are J D Matthewson W M Freeman and W W Wilson. All railroad staff connected with train movement must attend.
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J. D. Matthewson
W. M. Freeman
W. W. Wilson
Bile Trout Caught at Echo Draws Anglers
Eighteen fine trout were brought home from Echo yesterday by Happy Day James Cooper and Earl Coutts. The fish, 18 to 20 inches, were caught in the main government feed canal near Echo. The run is said to be in earnest with more trout expected, drawing anglers to Echo as last year’s renowned fishing point. Locals debate whether the catch are rainbow trout or land-locked steelhead salmon, noting land-locked salmon do not reach sea‑going sizes.
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Echo
James Cooper
Earl Coutts
Rigele vs Lens Appeal Filed by Attorney Peterson
Today attorney Will M. Peterson filed a notice of appeal in the case of G. W. Rigele versus LL C. Lens. The plaintiff seeks damages over a drowning incident involving a hip.
Better Grain Special Draws Large Audiences in Wis
The Better Grain Special, fitted by the Wisconsin Bankers Association, Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce, and University of Wisconsin, finishes a state tour with lectures and demonstrations in Baraboo and Elroy after visiting eleven counties. Samples of Wisconsin grain shown at stops included champions from the National Corn and Grain Show.
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New London
Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Baraboo
Elroy
Supervision urged in giving labor permits
New Orleans March 18 Officials call for uniform blanks and statewide supervision to enforce child labor permit rules. Secretary Hall cites need for thorough physical exams and strict age proof to prevent evasion, noting fake dates and forged records.
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New Orleans
George A. Hall
New York
Lee
Hall
Secretary Hall
Oregon Supreme Court Case Sets Precedent on Demurrers
Judge Phelps upheld two demurrers of the defendant and the plaintiff appeals from his ruling. It is the first time the Oregon supreme court has been asked to decide this issue, promising to establish a legal precedent.
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Little Son
Phelps
Oregon Supreme Court
Democrats endorse statewide primary plank in Indiana convention
In Indianapolis at 5 a.m. the Democratic state convention's resolutions committee adopted a statewide primary plank after nights of debate. The move followed demands from Indiana's congressional delegation, with a majority of 12 committee members initially opposing the plank before agreeing to its insertion.
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Indianapolis
Resolutions Committee
Indiana
President Wilson Delays Council to Talk Canal Tolls Repeal
President Wilson moved aside his routine schedule to confer with Congressmen Sherry Covington Palmer and Adamson about repealing the canal tolls exemption. The push to repeal the act is slated for House action next week as White House callers waited outside.
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Washington
Wilson
Sherry
Covington
White House
Palmer
Adamson
House
Three Die in Detroit Factory Fire At Houghton Elevator
Detroit March 19 Three are missing and undoubtedly perished in a fire that destroyed the Houghton Elevator Company's building causing a $50,000 loss. Reported victims include John Law Walter Libby George Todd Earl Munger. A fourth man leaped from the fifth story and sustained injuries from which he must die.
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Detroit
Houghton Levator Company
John Law
Walter Libby
George Todd
Earl Munger
Effort to Secure Action on Asiatic Bill Fails
Washington March 19 An attempt by Pacific coast representatives to secure consideration of the Asiatic exclusion bill before the house immigration committee failed due to the absence of Chairman Burnett.
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Washington
House Immigration Committee
Pacific Coast Representatives
Burnett
Canada May Cut Duties On Farm Implements
Winnipeg Manitoba March 17 A report from Ottawa says the Canadian Government will cut duties in the upcoming budget on agricultural tools. Binders reapers and mowers may drop from 17.5 to 10 percent with similar cuts on other farm implements. Advocates press for a uniform 10 percent on all farm tools, with effect hoped by April 1 to boost U.S. equipment sales in western Canada.
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Winnipeg
Man
Ottawa
United States
Canada
Betrothed See Hamlet During White House Box Party
Secretary McAdoo and Miss Eleanor Randolph Wilson attended a box party with President Wilson to see Hamlet at a local theater. It marked the couple’s first public appearance since engagement news. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Francis McAdoo, Miss Margaret Wilson, Miss Helen Woodrow Bones, and Dr. Cary T. Grayson.
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McAdoo
Wilson
Washington
Eleanor Randolph Wilson
Francis McAdoo
Margaret Wilson
Helen Woodrow Bones
Cary T. Grayson
Duke d Abruzzi reports Marconi radio tests aboard Regina Elena
In Rome on March 17 the Duke di Abruzzi informed the Navy ministry that William Marconi achieved excellent results last week with a new radio telephone system aboard the battleship Regina Elena. Communication was established with ships over a distance of 45 miles.
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Rome
Duke di Abruzzi
Ministry of the Navy
William Marconi
Wireless tests span Atlantic links from ships to shore
The report notes a telephonic connection between two vessels 13 miles apart with land between them lasting 12 hours. An experiment in wireless telegraphy reached Childen, Ireland 1760 miles away and Canada at 4062 miles, indicating successful long distance communication.
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Childen
Ireland
Canada
British airman dies in biplane crash near Salisbury Plain
London March 19 Lieutenant Treeby of the British Army Aviation Corps was killed when his biplane collapsed over Salisbury plain. He was a member of the air corps and died in the accident.
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London
Treeby
British Army Aviation Corps
Salisbury Plain
Boiler Blast Kills Three in Ohio Smelting Plant
In Tiltonville on March 19 a boiler explosion at a smelting plant fatally injured three workers and left three more with less serious injuries.
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Tiltonville
Ohio
Pendleton Aerie 28 annual roll call announced
Attention Eagles. Pendleton Aerie No. 28 F O B will hold their annual roll call tomorrow evening March 20. Entertain ment and refreshments. By order of committee.
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Pendleton Aerie No
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