Teachers Will Take the City to Inland Empire Meet
A large Inland Empire Teachers' association convention gathers in Pendleton with delegations arriving from Ontario Elgin Imbler Baker City La Grande and other towns. A reception at the Fargo Woolman building precedes the sessions at the Methodist Church with programs including musical selections addresses and welcomes from city officials and visiting superintendents.
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aMfTion
Tbakerity
la Grande
Haker
Wnion
Walla Wilt
Woolman
Commercial Association
Indlex Clubs
Focal Teschere
Ben F. Hi. Chitrman
Committee On Reception
Feyota
Billings
Gounod
United Orchestra of
Pendleton
Lynes
del Riego Mra
J. R. Dickson
W. A. Slusher
W. L. Thompson
Prosiient Commercial Association
Aldrich
C. J. Smith
Springs
Sieces Seers
Branscombe
Fiona Gates
Lora Perry
Lewiston
A. N Wright
Montana
E. Harmon
Public Instruction
Washington
Jones
Walla Walla
Oregon
Ackerman
Ts King
Sousa United Orchestra of
Inland Empire
Methodist Church
Amerton
W. H. Blankney
Pendleton Academy
Chopin
Harriet Young
H. C. Sampson
Inian Empire
Walter R. Siders
Pocatella
Idaho
Beechr
W. T Martin
Columbia Junior Colles
Milton
Mary McCarty
J. 8. Hunter
Freewater
E. Young
J. M. Small
Stella Sievers
Sau Grande
Bessie Hammitt
F. B. Pennock
Margaret Winniford
Echo
Anna MecGiven
L. F. Alderman
Eugene
Effie Shore
Cove
T. H. Smith
Haines
Salem
Francie Heritage
Baker City
Harriet Wert
Union
Mise Gilifilien
Baker
Lena Gilifilien
Sanford Bell
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Cheney State Normal
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Mise
Belle Chamberlain
Willa Wailh
Mise Mossio Mettle
Holdman
R. 8
Foreman
Hermiston
Martha Gerking
Pilot Rock
Ines Scot
J. A. Hawks Nolin
E. D. Ressler
Oregon Agricultural College
O. C. Maxwell
Imble
A. R. Shumway
Umatilla
Minnie Lunceford
Lone Creek
Mantac Threat Bogs Gov Benson Plot In Oregon Journey
Greeley Colorado scene reports Sir William Williams, thought demented, marching toward Oregon to kill Governor Benson. Authorities search for him as Benson has received numerous life threatening letters. Police were alerted yesterday but Williams escaped.
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Greeley
Colo
William Williams
Oregon
Benson
Lfe
Man Who Would Kill Benson Once In Asylum
Falom Ore March 22 William Williams an inmate at the asylum here walked to Oregon to wake the ire of Governor Benson After his release he went east and began sending letters to Benson showing he remained unbalanced
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Benson
Asylum
Falom
Ore
William Williams
Oregon
Ma ison teen charged in sister murder over clothes
Sixteen year old Catherine Mantz of Massillon Ohio pleads not guilty to murdering her sister Pilleabeth Mantz. Prosecution says motive was access to the sister's fine clothing. Evidence includes purchases of strychnine and chloroform. Catherine claims the drugs were for a man and cleaning use.
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Catherine Mantz
Maisillon
Ohio
Girl
Massilon
Pilleabeth
Catherine
Ertle
Remely
Turkey May Intervene In Thessaly Turmoil
Athens reports a Greek government warning that Turkey may send troops to Thessaly to protect Turkish subjects as peasants burn depots and landowners flee toward the frontier amid rising unrest. The move follows hurried troop deployments and fears of armed intervention.
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Turkey
Thessaly
Athens
Thesanly
Railroad Men Vote to Strike in New Haven
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and EnginEers announced that members employed by the New York New Haven and Hartford have voted to strike. Approximately four thousand workers will be affected by the action announced this afternoon in New Haven.
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New Haven
Mar
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Engineers
New York, New Haven and
Hartford
Young Man Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Harvey Simmons of Helix underwent an appendicitis operation at the hospital yesterday. Although considered serious, physician reports today indicate he will recover.
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Harvey Simmons
Helix
Pinchot Eludes Paris Meeting for Roosevelt Visit
Washington dispatch says Gifford Pinchot is en route to Europe to meet Theodore Roosevelt at Colonel Roosevelt’s request. Plans were to join him in Paris but officials suggest a hastened itinerary possibly via Italy to reach an African trip, with details unclear as to timing and exact destination.
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Forester
Roosevelt
Pinchot
England
Wil
Italy
Washington
Gifford Pinchotta
Europe
Tolewelk
Ware
Provhet
Eilieerin
Khartoua
Pinchet
Nestle Fmgtind
Titel
Prestitut
Paris
Pijehiat
Perle
Paras
Africa
Parix
Washington Faction Urges Action Against Steel Trust
President Gomper of the Federation of Labor led a petition with Attorney General Wickersham charging States Steel with anti trust violations. The move seeks government action to break up the trust and curb alleged monopolistic practices.
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Washington
Mar
Cites! States Steel Corporation
Gomper
The
Federation of Labor Today
Gener) Wickersham
Trust
High waters menace La Grande property in Oregon
High water threatens riverfront property as heavy rain falls in La Grande Oregon and the city endures the Sunday flood. Railroads operate with difficulty as flood conditions continue to affect transportation and housing.
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LA Grande
La_Grande
Ore
Mar
Maybeay and Gane to Prison in Iowa Swindle Case
Carefully guarded, John Maybray the convicted leader of fixed race swindlers and his seven associates were today taken to Fort Leavenworth to begin serving a two years term in prison. Each convict filed a petition for a new trial.
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Maybeay
Gane
Council Bluffs
Iowa
John €. Maybray
Fort Leavenworth
Taft Dines With Bankers in New York Luncheon
President Taft, hosted by banker Henry Clows, dined with bankers in New York today. He declined to discuss pos ihead conditions or the insurance scandal and planned two banquets before returning to Washington tonight.
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Taft
New York
N. Y
Henry Clows
Washington
Wreck Reported Near Tara Iowa On M&St L Line
A railroad wreck on the Minneapolis and St. Louis line is reported at Tara Iowa. Several are said to have been killed with additional injuries feared.
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Des Moines
Town
Mar
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Tara
Iowa
Beven
Palmer Takes Shot at Taft Insurgent Line
Washington Moar 22 The Publcane Wil meet tomorrow night and the democrta decided to hold fi enoncus after the republicanne ho They could co-operate with the insurgents shoust the re publicans refuse to appoint can insurgent on the Gammirtes.
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Washington
Moar
Publcane
Tharelise Nnlebt
Rmnes Committee
Democrata
Enoncus
Insurgent clashes over tariff and party loyalty in Washington
Washington dispatch reports a heated House debate where Rep Palmer charged reforms threaten the Republican core as Taft tariff moves drew fire over steel and lumber policies. Murdoch of Kansas voices a principled stand against jobs for new rules committee membership amid insurgent hopes to keep the party united.
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Washington, Mar
Congress
Yetlire
Nledees Repreroniaire
Palmer
Dem
Pannevivenia
Howe
Ajeator
Canada
Jobs
Washington
Mar
Sonderstom
Murdock
Kioness
Aney
Cannon Grows a Bit Bold Speaker Cannon Actioned Washington Censor
Cannon takes a firmer stance in Washington today as March 22 reports show Speaker Cannon enlarging his bold approach. The development signals a shift in House leadership dynamics and could affect upcoming legislative momentum.
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Cannon
Washington
Federal Court to settle Umatilla inheritance disputes
Judge R S Bean will open eastern Oregon’s first regular federal court session in Pendleton to adjudicate inheritance rights under Umatilla tribal law. About 20 cases address heirship among descendants of warriors noted for prowess in hunting and games, with revisions under white man’s law and government trustee duties guiding wealth distribution.
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R. S&s Bean
Federal Court For
Oregon
Pendleton
Umatilla
United States
Speaker offers five thousand to charity to keep chair
The report claims the speaker known as Uncle Joe promised five thousand dollars to charity if he remained in the chair, saying this during a night with friends. The tale centers on Cannon's defeat by insurgents and the effort by anti Cannon forces to oust him, which the speaker allegedly opposed.
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Joe
Cannon
Chicago Passes Hat Pin Ordinance After Protest
The Chicago city council approved an anti hat pin ordinance after a large women's gallery demonstration. The measure passed 6 to 2, empowering arrest and a fifty dollar fine for any woman wearing a hat pin that extends more than half an inch from the crown.
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Chicago
Mar
Wreck Toll Grows as Railway Commission Probes
An investigation into the Rock Island wreck by the railway commission is planned after 46 dead and many injured. The Netley rail line has not stated the cause. Victims are identified. Beale Servvin of Washington dies in Marshalltown hospital. Wreck victims and looters fill Marshalltown and nearby towns.
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Wes Moines
Mar
Rock Island
Reinhock
Ail Red Commission
Rairoid
Netley
Marshalltown
Beasle Servvin
Washington
To- Wa
Sullivan Invited Ten Seek The Devil
New York March reports allege Timothy Sullivan a state legislator offered to aid in defeating adverse insurance legislation for ten thousand dollars. George F. P. Seward president of Fidelity and Casualty testified a Brown Sing Sing official warned Sullivan would kill the bill. Seward said he went to Albany and killed the bill without pay. He called insurance men honest but harassed by money seekers.
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New York
Mar
Timothy Sullivan
Legigiature
Geo
Seward
Fidelity and Casualty Company
Sing Sing Risen
Brown
Sullivan
Fidelity and Casualty Companies
Albany
Roosevelt Begins Horseback Tour Of Thebes In Luxor
Roosevelt rises at six for a long ride to Thebes ruins then lunched with antiquarian Theodore Davis and returns to Luxor. He plans departure for Cairo tomorrow.
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Roosevelt
Luxor
Thebes
Theodore Davis
Cairo
Pay Eleven Taxes Yet Child Misses School
Chicago. Ben Goldberg complains to the school board that he pays 11 kinds of taxes yet one child can attend school only four and a half days a week. He lists licenses and taxes including saloon, liquor, restaurant, cigarette, cigar, automobile, real estate, personal property, water, wheel, and dog licenses.
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Chicago
Ben Goldberg
Goldberg
Roosevelt Struggles to Answer Hundreds of Letters
In Shellal Egypt on March 21, Roosevelt spent hours attempting to answer a flood of letters and telegrams. He planned a visit to Luxor with a tour of temples and obelisks.
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Shellal
Egypt
Roosevelt
Luxor
Johnson defies Gleason to force three-month training
Chicago March 21 Jack Johnson angrily rejected plans by Jack Gleason to compel him to train ninety days before the upcoming fight. Johnson said he would not train three months and dismissed the idea as crazy claiming there is no need for extended training. He insisted preparation could proceed without such a lengthy regime.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Jack Gleason
Gleason
Figld
Remains of Engineer Risk to Be Interred in Portland
The remains of Engineer S. L. Risk, killed in the Cayuse wreck Sunday morning, have been shipped to Portland where his mother resides. Interment is expected there tomorrow.
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S. L. Risk
Cayuse
Portland
Confessions Rise in Pittsburg Bribe Indictments
Pittsburg reports reveal many councilmen confessing to graft in open court. Names include Dr. W. E. Weber and C. Gy, with bribes ranging from 100 to 6000 dollars. Indicted men from varied professions waived hearings and await grand jury action, as District Attorney Blakeley pushes for swift trials.
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Pittsburg
Dr. C. Gy
W. Co
Fredericks
Thomas Stack
W. E. Harvey
Richard Armestrong
E. Woods
Harry Kaleen
Fred Herring
L. H. Frederick
Dr Weber
Jadee Fraser
Coupermen
NEU WILT SUCCEED IN AVERTING STRIKE
Chicago on March 22 reports firemen and railroad managers bargaining over a compromise proposed by Commissioner Neill. An agreement to avert a strike is likely before night, with wage questions to be submitted to arbitration by both sides. Neill did not disclose remaining settlement details.
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Chicago
Mar
Neill
Neil
Five alleged spies poison lunch for provisional president
Bluefields March 22 five alleged spies posing as nurses at a local hospital administered poison to Provisional President Estrada during a visit. He survived after taking emetics. The nurses escaped.
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Bluefields
Estrada
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