Pendleton weighs options on Walla Walla river power site
City council extends option nine months for study after engineer Whistler submits two reports with plans to develop hydro power. Proposals range from 4000 to 450 horsepower with costs from about 336000 to 87000 dollars, plus lines and dam work. Strong debate over municipal plant viability and bond prospects continues among council members.
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Milton
John T. Whistler
Hig
Walla Walla
Assex
C. FP
Strain
Whistler
Brock
Matlock
Siebert Wan
Sharon
Alte
Montgomery
Pendleton
Dyer
Pendietan
Couneil
Pne
Biidge
Ladies Battle Delivery Boys Over Lawn Trespass
Ladies of north Pendleton stage an indignation meeting to protest delivery boys cutting across lawns and gardens while delivering packages. They plan a campaign and possible boycott of stores if routes aren’t kept to designated paths. Penland Bros. says offenses not previously raised and pledge steps to ensure workers use walks.
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North Pendleton
Penland Bros
Murder Probe Ties Jealousy to Camp Crime Near Riverside
Riverside March 22 officers returned after locating Julia Francois of The Dalles and Mrs Harriet Guyot of Portland, allegedly murdered by Frank Ro Baur Waerts near a mining camp. A quantity of melted gold was found and investigators suspect jealousy rather than robbery as the motive.
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Riverside
Callf
Julia Francois
Dalles
Harriet Guyot
Portland
Frank Ro Baur- Waerts
Federals Whip Rebels in Chihuahua Campaign Shift
El Paso Texas March 23 Federals led by General Aubert with about five hundred troops march toward Jiminez to confront rebel forces after a victory by General Escalon over General Salazar and eight hundred rebels. A battle is anticipated before night as federals converge across Chihuahua to oust Orozco and seize control for Madero.
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el Paso
Tex
Pear Escalon
Salaxar
Aubert
Jiminez
Chihuahua
Madéro
Oroxgen
Allen Bandits Go Further Into Hills
Aulnville Wisconsin March 25 The Allen bandits retreat deeper into the Blue Ridge foothills after the capture of Shinn Edwards. They are disappointed by state rejection of their plea to plead guilty to second degree murder and to move trials from Carroll county. Authorities continue pursuit with retrials of additional indictments set for next Tuesday.
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Aulnville
Shinn Edwards
Allen Ott Ins
Blue Ridge Mountaing
Carroll County
Suspected Murderer of Cousin Is Arrested
Milwaukee on March 23 Albert Kohler was arrested charged with killing his cousin Miss Annie Miller. Police say he confessed and the body was found in her home after neighbors heard a quarrel. He was hidden in an attic when captured.
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Milwaukee
Albert Kohler
Annie Miller
Citizens Camp on Car to Force Fare Reduction
In Tagle Rock suburb 100 citizens blocked a car crew with police after the car company refused a five cent fare to the city. Protesters stayed aboard through the night. women served hot coffee as power was cut.
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Los Angeles
Tagle Rock
Baltimore Bishop Attacks London Suffrage Tactics
In Baltimore March 23 Bishop Edwin B. Hughes of California denounced militant suffragettes before about five hundred Baltimore Methodists. He argued woman suffrage is not democracy and that women are inferior, built to be a helpmate and not to make laws, claiming they lack the intellectual fiber to be conservative and weigh questions wisely.
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Baltimore
London
Edwin B. Hughes
California
Maine Victims Are Buried With Honor
Arlington National Cemetery received 34 caskets from the Dattie shiy Maine disaster thirteen years after the tragedy. President Taft, cabinet members, diplomats and military officers attended. Flags drooped, crowds filled Pennsylvania Avenue, and prayers and a Taft address marked the solemn funeral service.
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Wushington
Maine
Ha- Wan Harbor
Arlington National Cemetery
Taft
Army
Navy
Washington
Poenneytvania Avenue
Navy Building
Wesringcriépe
Navy Yard
Criger Molinkham
Hampton
Chaptain Bayard
Washington Many Yards
Arn
Socialists' Leading Organ to Cease Publication
Rites City March 23 An announcement says The Appeal to The The Appeal the leading socialist periodical in the United States will soon cease publication Editor Fred Warren cites hard work and a fight with U S courts and post office department over the Leavenworth prison scandal The paper is published at Girard Kansas
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Rites City
The
Appel
Thetson
United States
Fred Warren
Quietus
United States Courts and Post Office Department
Allege Leavenworth
Piper In
St Girard
Kas
Revolutionary forces defeat Paraguay troops in bold battle
Reports say in a big battle revolutionary forces decisively defeated the Paraguay government troops with 600 killed. President Pedro Pena has taken refuge at the Uruguan legation.
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Buenos Aytes
Paraguay
Pedro Pena
Uruguan Legation
Jerry Rusk Speaks Here Tonight for Congressional Campaign
Jerry Rusk a Republican congressional candidate speaks in Pendleton at city hall tonight. Dr Earl Temple Roosevelt club head presides. Ellis proposes joint meetings for all five candidates, but no arrangement has been made.
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Jerry Rusk
Congress
John P. Rusk
Pendleton
Rusk
Er U Temple
Roosevelt Club
Ellia
Heppner
Judge Ellis
la Grande
Ned Baldwin
Ore
Hall
Oregon
Bis
W. T. Ellis
Food Riots in Scotland Wales Amid England Coal Strike
England Scotland and Wales face severe hunger as a prolonged coal strike cripples industry. Dairy schools and soup kitchens serve millions, with 2.5 million out of work and up to 10 million facing starvation in total. Municipal authorities warn they cannot maintain order without a settlement. Miners push for a minimum wage. officials seek conference to resolve disputes.
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London
England
Secotling
Wales
Hanley
Home Office
Fingshind
Scotling
North
Derbyshire
Durham
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Leeds
Lincoln
Manchester
Vernon Harsthorn
Miners’ Federation
Young Milton principal seeks county school superintendent nomination
Filing today with the county clerk LE Young Milton principal enters the race for Republican county school superintendent. A 35 year old native of Pennsylvania and veteran educator, he has led Milton schools four years and earned early re election. Backers among school men praise his record and leadership, with Pendleton area experience strengthening his candidacy.
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LE. Young
Milton
Bilton
Pennsylvania
Southchestertt Normal
Ohio Northern University
Young
Peoce
Pendleton
Yenor
Sheriff McMaortin Recalls Lapses After Head Injury
Oxnard Cal March 23 Complete memory lapse after a head blow during a pursuit of a man linked to Constable Warren's murder left Sheriff McMaortin unable to recall the assailant's name or chase details five hours after the incident.
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Oxnard
Calif
Warren
McMaortin
Leper Accepts Government Post at Marine Hospital
Tacoma March 22 John R Early the leper who lived at Summit View accepted the government offer to be keeper of the leprosy department of the Marine hospital at Diamond Point and was taken there by a government launch. Neighbors had protested his plan to build a home at Summit View.
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Tacoma
John R. Early
Summit View
Marine Hospital
Diamond Point
Japanese Antarctic party finds no sign of Scott party
Wellington reports that the Japanese Antarctic expedition returned without sighting Captain Scott's South Pole group. No trace of the Scott party was observed as the Japanese team concluded their search and headed back to Wellington.
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Wellington
N.Z
Scott
Six Infirmary Patients Die From Gas In Norwalk
Six inmates of the Huron county Infirmary in Norwalk died and seven are in critical condition after being overcome by gas last night. Attendants discovered them today when they opened the wards as physicians work to treat the remaining patients.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Huron County Infirmary
U S Court Meets Here April 2
The regular spring term of the United States district court opens April 2 in Pendleton with Judge Robert Bean presiding. Trial jurors report at 10 AM. Five cases are set for trial including Davidson v Northern Pacific Ry Co and Bowlsby v The Pacific Power and Light Co, with attorneys listed for each side and final arguments in Wright et al. v The Orchard Development Co.
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Pendleton
Robert §. Bean
A. M. Cannon
R. J. Slater
Carey & Kerr
C. A. Hart
W. L. Bowlsby
Pavilie Power and Light Co
Law Te ‘Ue
James A. Fee
BR. A Shirer
Raley & Taley
Isti
Tds
M. Moats
Guardian
Eta
Life Ins
Law
Ta Ful
Cochran & Cochran
Platt& Piatt
Mda M. Monts Ts
Ing. Co
Isue Jolnad
Piatt & Matt
S. PF. Wright Et al
the Orchard
Company Et al
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