Landscape Artist to Be Here Monday
Howard Ewart Weed, famed landscape artist, will visit Pendleton Monday evening March 27. He lectures at the Christian church under the Library and Civic association on “A More Beautiful Pendleton” with stereopticon views. Free for association members. a small fee for others. First in a series. next lecture by Dr. C J. Smith on “The Common House Fly” in about two weeks.
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Howard Ewart Weed
Pendleton
Christian Church
Library and Civic Association
Association
C J. Smith
Ministers Opposed to Baseball on Sunday in Milton
In Milton Oregon on March 23 the local Ministerial Association protested Sunday baseball. President of the Umatilla Sunday School Association Rev Levi John urged the stance, with three main arguments: Sunday games exclude many, contradict efforts for clean youth sport, and desecrate the Lord's day. The season opener is slated April 2 between Echo and Milton Freewater.
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Milton, Ore
Umatilla
Echo
Milton-Freewater
Postoffice Looted In Gahonna Robbery Battle
Early March 3 in Gahonna ten miles northeast of Columbus a safe at the post office was blown. Deputies and citizens led by Mayor W P Dawson engaged five robbers in a battle. two robbers were wounded and the raiders fled to a barn where they were surrounded and fired upon. Postmaster B H Starr had warned of trouble and much of the loot was removed before the escape at about 2 am.
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Columbus
Gahonna
Depuies
W. P. Dawson
Daniel Ogden
B. H. Starr
Dawson
Sartain
Porter
Woman's Missionary Jubilee Begins in Binghamton
A woman's missionary jubilee celebration commenced this morning in Binghamton New York as the event opened with community gathered and prayer.
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Binghamton, N
A stern parent brings his office grouch home to the children
A sharp observation notes that a stern parent often carries stress from work into family life, unloading frustration on children. The piece portrays how work anxiety shapes home behavior and the impact on kids.
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Vermillion Bound Over In Felony Case At Pendleton
In Pendleton justice court R M Vermillion was bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing on felony charges. Pinkerton in Portland, EB Pinkerton, heads the local bureau of animal industry and is in Portland for the fat stock show. Weston Woman is Dead. Mrs John McPhail, formerly of Weston, died in Salem yesterday. Coroner Ralph Folsom will bring the body back for Weston burial with services held after arrival.
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Pinkerton
Portland
EB. Pinkerton
Bureau of Animal Industry
Glayster
Weston
John McPhail
Salem
Ralph Folsom
Agricultural Club Meet Features Noted Speakers
The high school agricultural club hosts its bimonthly meeting tonight in the Commercial association rooms. A strong program includes R. W. Allen director of the Hermiston experiment station Chester Gordon and James Hartwell Aren School students and Prof Leroy Breithaupt agriculture instructor.
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Agricultural Club
Commercial Association
Oecasion
R. W. Allen
Hermiston
Chester Gordon
James Hartwell
Aren
Leroy Breithaupt
Sutherland Lands Water Main Contract for Branch Asylum
Captain Murphy announces that Sutherland Company of Walla Walla secured the water main contract for the branch asylum site at 1.49 per foot. The lowest bid was accepted and four weeks are needed to secure pipe and materials before work begins after delivery.
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Sutherland
Sutherland Company
Walla Walla
Captain Murphy
State Board
Recruits Scarce As War Talk Prompts Call
War talk has not produced many volunteers for Company Lots despite efforts by Captain Ferguson and local guardsmen. The unit is drilled nightly and will continue until Tuesday inspection and muster. Afterward, the recruiting campaign outcome will be announced.
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Ferguson
Hartman Sues Over Two Notes in Circuit Court
Through attorney James A. Fee, George A. Hartman files in circuit court to collect two notes from J. A. Baddeley. One note seeks 3944 plus 345 interest and 400 attorney fees. the other seeks 7100 plus 750 costs. Notes are secured by realty mortgages and Hartman asks for property sale to satisfy the claims.
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Hig Collection
James A. Fee
George A. Hartman
Sait
Circuit Court
J. A. Baddeley
War on Elm Beetle Threatens New Jersey Shade Trees
State officials plan a campaign to save New Jersey shade trees from the elm beetle. State Forester Alfred Gaskill will call a federation meeting at the state house to devise offense and defense with entomologist John B. Smith leading. The confer ence seeks legislative funding and public support.
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New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
State Shade Tree Federation
State House
Alfred Gaskill
John B. Smith
Long Trip for Wolverines Universität Michigan Baseball Tour
University of Michigan baseball team embarks on an ambitious spring trek beginning with a southern swing through Kentucky and Tennessee, seven games in seven days, about a thousand miles. After a month at home they travel east to Oberlin Princeton Syracuse Brown, totaling around 2000 miles on the road.
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Brown
Providence
R. I
Roosevelt to Speak at Cal Charter Day Ceremony
Theodore Roosevelt will address the charter day celebration at the University of California in Berkeley today. He will also deliver five Karl lectures over the next five days and be entertained at the university and in San Francisco during the interval.
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Roosevelt
Herkeley
Cal
Theodore Roosevelt
University of California
Karl
San Francisco
Chicago Man Kills Wife’s Dog Over Alleged Affections
A Chicago man killed his wife’s dog valued at 2500 dollars claiming the animal alienated her affections. Neighbors report tension in the household as authorities investigate the incident.
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Chicago
Plague and famine abating in China
Tacoma March 23 The pneumonia plague in Northern China and Manchuria and the famine in Anhui province are rapidly abating according to mails aboard the steamship Tacoma. The steamer also reports that China has decided on a naval reorganization for 1915 including eight battleships twenty cruisers twenty gunboats two flotillas of torpedo boats and four naval stations.
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Tacoma
Wash
China
Manchuria
Anhui
Tacoma Araru
Ching
International Seamen Strike Set For May 23
London reports two months to strike, all sailors on ships bearing the British flag will quit work if disputes remain unresolved. Union leaders say wireless notices will guide crews to stop when vessels reach home ports. American sailors are not bound by the English union’s call.
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London
Calgary Talks Endure as Coal Strike Drags On
Calgary, Alberta March 23. Coal operators and striking miners remain in conference. Miners demand a closed shop while operators hold to an open shop. Resumption of operations remains uncertain.
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Calgary
Alberta
Middies from Annapolis plan foreign voyage schedule
Washington March 23 Foreign Waters will again be visited this year on the cruise of the midshipmen of the Annapolis Naval Academy. The itinerary is being arranged to permit the middles to visit many interesting foreign ports.
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Washington
Ammipolis
Rebels Delay Train as Search for Federal Troops in Mexico
In Mexico City on March 23, about 300 rebels halted a Mexican National train at Gomez Farias Cahuila, seeking federal prisoners with rifles drawn. No prisoners were found. after 20 minutes the conductor and engineer were told to proceed. It marks the rebels first open interference with National railroad traffic in that state. Government troops had begun touring the National line, and rebels warned the line could be torn up if this continued.
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Mexico City
Gomez Farias
Cahuila
Salt‘ie
Cleanup Colfax Streets Colfax Wash
Cleanup efforts sweep Colfax as spring brings warm days ideal for early street work. Property owners prepare premises for planting gardens and mowing, improving the town’s appearance and readiness for the season.
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Colfax
Miss Fiora Wilson Sings at Charity Concert in San Princisco
Miss Fiora Wilson daughter of the Secretary of Agriculture will give a concert here today. She is described as a singer of great ability and recently created a sensation at a charity song recital.
Scarlet Fever Case Reported in Colfax Washington
A scarlet fever case emerged Monday in Colfax. The patient is Dorothy Corner, child of Deputy Sheriff George Corner.
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Colfax
Colfax, Wash
Dorothy Corner
George Corner
Currency Hearings Open on Aldrich Plan in Washington
Cenfer on Money Question Washington March 23 Members of the currency committee of the American Bankers association met with the National Monetary Commission chaired by former Senator Nelson W Aldrich Rhode Island in an executive closed session. The hearing opened the series on the Aldrich currency revision plan with further sessions planned in Washington and a tour to other cities after adjournment
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Washington
Currency Committee
American Bankers’ Association
National Monetary Commission
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Ths
Aldrich
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Big Sal
Taylor’s Hardware Co
Workingmen’s Glothing CO
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Sleepy Hollow
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