Roads to cross reservation wards open under new rule
Three petitions circulate to establish county highways across allotments on the reservation under a 1901 federal statute. Major Edwards must approve before the petitions reach the secretary of the interior. If granted, three routes from Pendleton Spring Hollow Switzlers post to Meacham and Bend Mots Guloh will provide public access, ending road ambiguity and easing stock movement.
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Secretary of the Interior
Edwards
Hae Bow
J. A. Raley
Pendleton
Spring, Hollow
Sumachguloh
McKay Creek
Marshall Place
Switzlers Plice
Wicrom
Bend Man's Hill
Umatilla
Cuvuee
South Acroee
Dend
Major Edwards
Penoy
Debate at Whitman on Interstate Commerce Commission Powers
The University of Idaho debate try-out will be held at Whitman College Wednesday at 4 PM. The topic asks whether the interstate commerce commission should have power to settle railroad rate disputes, with the question to remain unresolved.
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University of Idaho
Whitman
Whitman College
Saya
Walla Walla
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trial results and declared entrants in college tryout overruled
The text lists the students Ridgway Gill Gary Greenslade Lester Livengood George Woodward Carl Helm Andrew Helm and Rollin Dodd as those who have signaled their detention of entering the try-out. The judges will be President L. Penrose, Professor W. B. Lyman and Onto BA. Rupp.
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Ridgway Gill
Garuy Greenslade
Lester Livengood
George Woodward
Carl Helm
Andrew Helm
Rollin Dodd
L. Penrose
W. BD. Lyman
Onto BA. Rupp
Cattle Raising Decline Linked to New Railroad
Troy Idaho March 20 With the arrival of the railroad into the timber and Collinge country the cattle industry, once profitable, is expected to nearly vanish. The district has large meadows yielding hay at low labor cost, and the railroad makes hay expensive to feed enabling trucks to move hay to market more cheaply. Consequently cattle feeding becomes unprofitable as hay prices rise sharply from past lows to about 14 dollars per ton.
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Troy
Idaho
Collinge
Heaton
Southern Pacific Wins Injunction Over Oakland Wall
Federal Judge Morrow granted permanent injunction in favor of Southern Pacific restraining Western Pacific from occupying or continuing work on the north retaining wall of the Oakland estuary. He held SP owns the line to low tide by deed from Oakland Waterfront Co, and WP has no right to extend beyond the bulkhead. WP may appeal after seeking a 10 day stay.
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San Francisco
Morrow
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
Oakland
Trs
Chicago Wheat Market Quotations Decline Slightly
Wheat closed at 7918 in Chicago today, the world’s greatest wheat center, with corn at 444 and oats at 3078. The market report notes steady demand and modest gains despite fluctuations, reflecting regional supply concerns and seasonal trading patterns.
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Chicago
Dynamiters Held for Trial in Caldwell Case
Case of Moyer Haywood and Pett proceeds as judge overrules demurrer and orders removals for safekeeping. Trial for the three men set for term starting March 24 with Moyer to Ada county, Haywood and Pettibone to be sent to different counties. Simpkins arrested at Tombstone awaiting extradition after fleeing from the scene.
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Pett
Jol
Boise
Hayworud
Pratibone
Caldwell
Idaho
Smith
Haywood
Pettibone
Canyon County
Ada County
Mike
Salle
Delotive McParland Hetleven
Simpling
Biebe
Ariz
L. M
Simpkins
Breunenbere Masini
Mexico
Nace
Tombstone
Ngo
Death of Dr J M Boyd Pioneer of Eastern Oregon
Dr J M Boyd a well known eastern Oregon pioneer died from spinal injuries suffered in a bicycle accident over a year ago He was 69 and had lived in Baker City where he laid out the original townsite He served as Baker County sheriff and deputy U S marshal He moved to Walla Walla in 1878 and served two terms as mayor
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Baker City
Walla Walla
East Oregonian
J. M. Boyd
Oregon
Baker County
No Immunity For The Packers In Immunity Debate
Chicago March 20 Moody resumes his argument in the Packers case attacking the courts decision and immunity claim He says the law cannot shield violators and that a verdict against the government would be a national calamity He mocks the idea of immunity baths for Rockefeller and notes the president could not defend himself in the matter Washington reports detail other Dajo battle criticisms and naval and consular reforms with multiple officials named to posts and commissions
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Chicago
Moody
Congress
Swift and Armour
Rockefeller
Washington
Absorption of Republic Sparks Mootable Motive
In Nashville on March 20 President Bradford of the Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville road filed a federal answer in the Morgan interest case accusing double dealing and conspiracy to restrain trade. Hadley plans to travel to New York on March 24 to reopen the old hearing and Rogers is expected to voluntarily appear and answer all questions. In Lakewood New Jersey on March 26 Dr Irwin Huene, who has been attending Rockefeller, spent 15 minutes at his home and remained silent when questioned about the magnate.
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Republic
Hadley
New York
Rogers
Nashville, Tenn
Bradford
Chicago, Cincinnati & Louieville Road
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Morgan
Lakewood
N. J
Irwin Huene
Rockefeller
All Magnate
Spreckles in critical condition amid illness
John D. Spreckels is near death from cirrhosis of the liver as Dr. W B Thorne reports no hope. His daughter Mrs Alexander Hamilton has been summoned from Europe to be with him as the end is expected in days. Meanwhile, Washington delegates led by Governor Mead visit San Francisco and depart for southern California after brief receptions. At the University of Chicago, A W Sharrer notes a loss of 2 500 000 dollars per year with 45 graduates.
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John D. Spreckles
W. 8
Thorne
Alexander
Amilton
Europe
Washington
Mead
Mont /Tamilpine
State Board, of Trade
Iotel
Southern California
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A.W. Sharrer
University of Chicago Today
Coal Owners Clash at Joint Conference Amid Rift
In Indianapolis a joint session brings coal operators and miners together to discuss actions and rules. The meeting highlights a growing rift between owners and operators as parties seek to align their positions within the conference framework.
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Nchinapolis
Marenzh
Walk Walla: Former school board secretary sentenced for forging warrants
Albert Cowles, former secretary of the Yaki- Mi School board, was convicted of forging school warrants totalling several hundred dollars. Judge Gillam sentenced him to several years in the penitentiary. He is to be taken to the prison by traveling guards next day.
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Walk Walla
Ailbert Cowles
Yaki- Mi
Gillam
Pacific Coast league umpire selection plan revealed
In San Francisco Marens Prealdent Bert announced that three umpires for the coming season will be chosen soon with the names to be announced next week. The process will name the three men who will oversee Coast League games this year.
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San Francisco
Marens—Prealdent
Bert
Pacific Coast League
Animaeed Tod
Hinday
Shot Over Gambling Debt In Manhattan
Dave Alpine proprietor of a gambling resort was shot and mortally wounded by Charles Fritz restaurant keeper over a game debt dispute. Fritz fled to the Hills, leaving Alpine in critical condition.
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Manhattin
New
Dave Alpine
Charles Fritz
Fritz
Beginnings of Freight Transfer Across City Border
Fragmented OCR text describes freight transfer to local payroll and shipments sent directly to destinations. Mentions warehouse plans, increased crew, and city officials evaluating sites. Includes garbled names and scattered phrases about a new freight operation and regional shipments.
Anthracite Operators to Confer With Miners in New York
At a March meeting of anthracite operators Baer wrote to Mitchell agreeing to a conference between operators and miners. The move signals potential talks on labor tensions and future wage or policy considerations.
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New York
Wes
Baer
Mitchell
Reports vary on wheat conditions near Pendleton
Farmers coming to town discuss cold weather impacts on wheat losses near Pendleton. Some estimate damage high while others see potential reseeding. Across the western edge of the wheat belt, prices range from six to eight cents per bushel for seed wheat, with neighbors holding opposing views on reseeding.
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Pend
pFram
Leht-Land
Pendleton
Weatot
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