Inland Empire Teachers Convene in Pendleton Convention
The Inland Empire Teachers association opens its annual gathering in Pendleton with six hundred plus in attendance. The program features general sessions at M. B. church, sectional meetings across local churches, an excursion to the Umatilla agency, and a Bryan address on education of disposition.
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Great Assembly OF Teachers OF
Inland Empire
Pendicton
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
M. B
Methodist
Baptist
Presbyterian
The
Commercial Association
Umatilla
Swartslander
J. H O'Neill
Pendleton
Methodist Church
William L. Bryan
University of Indiana
Indand Empire Association
Isolde
Tristan and Isolde
Wagner
Faye Bartholomew
Saint-Saens
J. G. Landers
W. L. Bryan
State Universality
Bloomington
Indiana
J. & Landers
Oregon Teachers’ Association
Landers
Sampson
Cheney
Washington
America
W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Harriet Young
Chopin
Edna Zimmerman
Seechr
Emmett
Bryan
Seattle Doctor and Pole Wrestle Two-Hour Draw in Kansas City
Dr B F Roller of Seattle and Stanislaus Zabrzesko wrestled two hours and 17 minutes without a fall before police halted the match in Kansas City. Referee Dave Porteus ruled a draw as the purse of seven thousand dollars was to be split evenly. Mahmout defeated Raoul de Rowen in the preliminaries.
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Kansas City
Mar
B. F. Roller
Seattle
Stanislaus Zabrazesko
Dave Porteus
Roller
Zbyseko
Jack Curley
Zbyszsko
Yusif Mahmout
Raoul de Rowen
N P puts millions into new equipment for lines in northwest
North Pacific announces 87 500 000 invested in new locomotives and rolling stock for the Northwest. Over 7 500 000 worth of gear ordered, including 2000 box cars 800 flat cars 900 gondolas 250 ballast cars 225 refrigerator cars 100 cabooses and rebuilds. Passenger service gains include 182 cars valued at 1 500 000 plus large new engines. Delivery at pace to meet fall freight and holiday travel needs.
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Northern Pueflo
Tte
Northwest
Ke Offlet
Walter Adams
Pendleton
Frelztt
Umatilla County
Northern Pacific
RO & N
Fiat
Hight Lidgerwoods
Charter Day Observed at University of California
San Francisco March 2024 charter day ceremonies feature a faculty and student procession reviewed by regents and state leaders. Dr Henry Smith Prichett president of the Carnegie Foundation is the principal speaker and noted astronomer.
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California
San Francisco
Mar
University of Californiy
Henry Smith Prichett
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Wand
United States
Swett Reveals Ancient Egyptian Canning Secret
Portland reports William H. Swett claims to have found a method used by ancient Egyptians to preserve flesh and cereals. He demonstrates roses revived after a year of withering and corn on the cob rehydrated by overnight soaking, asserting the air-based process is inexpensive, quick, and yields indefinitely preserved products.
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William H. Swett
Portland
Mar
Swett
Ward Rain at Kamela Threatens High Water
Kamela March 22 rain persisted all day with six tenths of an inch in 24 hours. Five Points west of Hilgard reported sharp runoff and potential damage. Railroad crews patrol and water tracks closely as slopes shed snow threatening to raise creek levels.
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Kamela
Mar
Hilgard le
Johnson Trial Beset By Missing Prosecution Witness
New York March 24 The Jack Johnson trial moved to a crisis as Judge Mulqueen demanded a grand jury probe into the disappearance of Nat Pindar the prosecuting witness Johnson is accused of attacking The court ordered Johnson released on five thousand dollars bail and adjourned the proceeding
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New York
Jack Johnson
Mulqueen
Nat Pindar
Johnson
Pindar
Milllqueen
California Vaccination Law Declared Unconstitutional
Santa Cruz March 23. Superior Judge Smith ruled the California state vaccination law unconstitutional. The decision follows a petition by the state board of health seeking a writ of mandamus to exclude unvaccinated scholars from schools.
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Santa Cruz
Smith
California
State Board of Health
Foreigners in Japan restricted from land ownership
Tokio March 23 The house of peers passed a law restricting land ownership to foreigners residing in Japan. The bill was amended to allow ownership only by foreigners who are resident in Japan, tightening the prior rules.
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Tokio
House of Peers
Japan
Oxford Defeats Cambridge in Annual Regatta
London March 23. Oxford defeated Cambridge in the annual regatta on the Thames by three and a half lengths. The four and a half mile race finished in twenty minutes and fourteen seconds, 27 seconds behind the record time.
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London
Oxford
Cambridge
Frisco Chosen for 1915 Exposition by Conference
Santa Barbara March 23 The conference of cities selected San Francisco as the site for the 1915 exposition. San Diego announced it will proceed with plans to hold its exposition there despite the decision.
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Santa Barbara
Mar
Conference of Cities
San Francisco
Sandiego
Conclude Allds Argument in Albany Senate Debate
In Albany on March 23 it is reported that Conger's side will sum up the Allds case today and the senate will then spend a week in open session debating the issue. A vote on the question is not expected before April 1.
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Albany
Conger
Senate
Democrats Win Bay State Miracle Defies Expectations
In a nationally significant result, Democrats capture Massachusetts seats previously held by Republicans. The race featured a sweeping statewide victory, with Foss prevailing by about 6,008 votes. The outcome is viewed as a political turning point and underscores party momentum in a longtime Republican stronghold.
Washington Is Disturbed By Mass Foss Victory
Washington on March 23 reports a political stir after a democratic landslide in Massachusetts where Eugene Foss won Congress by about six thousand. The previous election gave Lovering a thirty four thousand Republican majority. Democrats here expect a democratic majority in the next House.
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Washington
Mar
Old Colony
Massachusetts
Eugene Foss
Congress
Lovering
House of Representatives
Foss Wins Boston-Area House Seat In Democratic Upset
In Massachusetts oil country Brockton and surrounding districts swung to Democrat Eugene N. Foss, beating Republican William R. Buchanan 14 980 to 9 240. Foss turned a Republican lead of 14 260 into a Democratic edge of 5 840, marking a statewide political shift and signaling strength for national issues he championed.
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Brockton
Mass
Massachusetts
Oil Colony
Eugene N. Foss
Boston
Canada
William C. Lovering
Reston
William R. Buchanan
Bates
William L Douging
Foes
Fourteenth
New Orleans to Be Scene of Exposition
New Orleans, March 23. The New Orleans Panama Exposition company will be formed here next Monday at a convention of delegates from every parish in Louisiana. The Mississippi legislature has endorsed New Orleans as the location for the 1915 fair and congressional committee members anticipate federal aid.
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New Orleans
Mar
Louisiana
Mississippi
Congressional Committee
Army officer's wife killed in auto collision with streetcar
Washington March 23 Mrs H J Slocum wife of Major Slocum U S A was killed today when her automobile was struck and demolished by a street car near Washington General Franklin Bell chief of staff of the army was in the machine but escaped with slight injuries
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Washington, Mar
H. J. Slocum
Slocum
Franklin Bell
Army
Princeton Triangle Club to Tour with His Honor the Sultan
Members of the Princeton Triangle Club will begin a tour at Newark tonight presenting His Honor the Sultan a musical comedy written by Cyrus H McCormick right guard of the university team The trip extends west to St Louis with costumes and scenery designed by undergraduates and a large undergraduate orchestra accompany the production
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Princeton
Mar
Princeton Triangle Club
Princeton University
Newark
Sultan
St. Louis
Cyrus H. McCormick
Vavelty
Interurban Railway Trades Meet in South Bend
Interurban and street railway men from many cities attend the Central Electric Railway Association convention in South Bend Indiana with principal business meetings scheduled for tomorrow to discuss intercity traffic roads and related topics.
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South Bend
Ind
Central Electric Railway Association
Wichita Plans New Municipal Auditorium and Market Place
Bids were received by noon for a large auditorium convention hall and market in Wichita Kansas. A bond issue of 150,600 dollars was approved to fund the project, touted as among the finest municipal buildings in the west.
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Wichita
Kan
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