Lytle Tate Appointed State Sheep Inspector in Pendleton
Dr W H Lytle chosen to head Oregon sheep inspection under Slusher law with headquarters in Pendleton and bond set at 5000. John Bryant named county sheep inspector. deputies to inspect contagious diseases, enforce annual dipping from April to August using approved dips. Federal cooperation expected to supervise many dippers as efforts aim to clear state of stock disease. Johnston Wash opens new state bank.
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Johin Bryant
Unntilla
W. H. Lytle
Oregon
Dr. Lytle
Eastern Orem
Wnntmours
Stew Jeff
Oregon Ten
Smythe
John Bryant
Hie
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Te Ja
McClure
Debating Team Cilosens Faces Pendleton Tualatin
A correspondent reports Tualatin academy will be represented in the Pendleton Tualatin debate to be held in April in this city. Wilton Miller of Seattle Hoonan of Aber deen and Thorgeny Holmes of Scholls will compose the team. Mills is a Ladd school alumnus and Gamma Sigma member. Hoonan leads the team and is a Gamma Sigma member. Holmes from Scholls also Gamma Sigma and played end on the academy football team. The debate, near April 1, will argue that the United States government should subsidize its merchant mining with Tualatin taking the negative. Pendleton’s team Douglas Johnson Harold Blakeslee and Edmund Milne trains hard and feels confident.
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Oregon Bun- Tulaten Academy
Pendleton Academy
Tualatin Academy
Wilton Miller
Seattle
Junior Hoonan
Aberdeen
Thorgeny Holmes
Scholls
Ore
Miller
Ladd School
Portland
Clarkveon
Gamma Sigma Society
Hoonan
P.H. Hoonan
Perrin
Gamma Sigma
Holmes
Alpha Zeta Society
Academy
United States
Edmund Milne
Teel
Flood losses in San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys hit 10 million
Stockton March 25. Flood conditions eased as water drained from most areas. No reclamation district remains underwater except perhaps Grand Island. No loss of use reported from the second mood. Property损 losses in San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys conservatively estimated at 10,000,000.
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Stockton
Grand Island
San Joequin
Sacraento Valleys
Pardon Denial Ties Burton Case to White House
Pardon attorney Gordon of the Department of Justice denies the president offered ex-Senator Burton a pardon after Missouri imprisonment. Gordon wrote to Burton, but no reply was received, and he stated the president had no intention of pardoning Burton.
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Burton
Washington
Gordon
Department of Justce
Missouri
Portland Eyes Sweep for Municipal Graft Probe
Francis J. Heney and W A Burns may be brought to Portland for a municipal investigation funded by about 50,000 to 60,000 dollars. Captain I W Spencer pledges 1000 as leadership. a small group of large taxpayers backs a nucleus fund of 5000, aiming to finance a sweeping probe into prior administrations and municipal graft.
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Francis J. Wheney
W. A. Burns
Portland
I. W. Spencer
Francis J. Meney
Ongen Metropolia
Portand
Yetra Diack
Expoures Af
Sian Francisen
E. W. Spencer
Heney and Byrne
Pacific Coast Elevator Buys Furnish Warehouse
Pacific Coast Elevator company has purchased the Furnish warehouse of W. J. Furnish and will operate it. It will store wool during the clip months and wheat after the wool season. Fred Taylor of the Pacific Coast Elevator office will supervise this warehouse in the coming season.
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Pacific Coast Elevator Company
W. J. Furnish
Fred Taylor
Bryan says state control should stay local in railroads
Chicago dispatch notes W J Bryan's Madison Square Garden speech agreeing that federal regulation should follow, with states retaining authority over intrastate matters. He predicts eventual government ownership of railroads, surprising railroad men and angering managers who favor federal reach.
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Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Congress
Rockefeller
Harriman
Madison Squire Garden
Roosevelt
Thaw Case Nears End as Judges Delay Lunacy Ruling
The Thaw case nears a possible finish as lawyers threaten only a brief offering unless Judge Fitzgerald demands more affidavits. Hartinger prepared a brief on legal features while Jerome prepared a long statement for the judge. Thaw reportedly changed his mind about appearing before the lunacy commission, hoping the action will aid his sanity. If Fitzgerald rules against the commission the case could be wound up this week, otherwise the proceedings may take weeks to conclude.
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New York
Fitzgerald
Hartinge Hue
Jerome
Fitegerald
Delmas
Thaw
Flo
Testified for Hermann in Washington testimony
Washington March 25 Representative Francisy Cushman testified to the good character of Binger Hermann, now on trial for destroying copy books as land commissioner. A D Puter noted prior payments in Oregon, with connections to President Chaffee and Senator Mitchell, as former Commissioner Richardson identified entries. Also, Rothschilds in London said there is no panic and no danger of a panic.
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Washington
Francisy Cushman
Binger Hermann
Tris
A. D. Puter
Oregon
Chaffee
First National Bank of Milwaukee
Mitchell
Richard
Peter Cla Hn
Younger Is Missing Former Pendleton Boy from California Home
Ernest Younger once of Pendleton and known locally by PF Younger has disappeared from his San Bernardino residence in California. He has been missing for several weeks and family members have sought information. No authentic reason for the withdrawal is known, though rumors circulate about the departure. Police and local residents report no confirmed sightings or facts to explain the disappearance.
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Pendleton
Ernest Younger
City
Provery Boriiers
Younger
San Beonardino
Cal
Glenn Cannon
Koeppen Brow
Cannon
Earnest Younger
San Bernardino
Seeley Forces Capture Choluteen and Advance toward Tegelgalpa
Fighting in Honduras eases as Seeley’s troops seize Choluteen. Honduran revolutionists aid organized bands to overthrow Ponti, raising expectations Seeley will demand territorial concessions. The United States and Mexico plan renewed efforts to halt the conflict.
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Victory Washington
Choluteen
Seelay
Tegelgalpa
Hon- Jorde
Seeley
Ponti
United States
Mexico
Snowslide Kills Four in British Columbia Mountains
Four people are reported dead in a snowslide on the How Sound line in British Columbia. The slide, a mile long near Fields, is hindering Canadian Pacific Railway work. crews labor to bore a tunnel through the debris.
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Winnipeg
Man
B. C
British Columbia
Prown
Venezuelan border clash near Ontolondo sparks revolt claim
United States Minister Eleeper in Caracas reports to the state department that fighting occurred at Ontolondo four days earlier. He believes the clash signals the first outbreak of a new revolution against Castro. Ontolondo lies on the Venezuela Colombia border.
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Washington
United States
Eleeper
Caracas
Venezuela
State Department
Ontolondo
Castro
Venzuela Colombia
Sewell Pleads On Eve Of April Circuit Court
W J Sewell appeared for arraignment as a mass of criminal cases waited for the April jury term. Embezzlement charges involving over 2000 of Potlatch company funds were read. defense asked time to plead. Cases include McManus Sewell Warner Hickman Rycroft Sabin Darby and Rhonimus with others to go forward.
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Circuit Court
McManus
Sewell
Mia
Warner
Hickman
Rycroft
Sabin
April Tern
Rhonimus
W. J. Sewell
Phelps
Raley
Thio
Sashion
Darby
Alea
Easos
Perard
Fire Chief orders Frazer Theater changes after April 1
Fire Chief Vaughn orders the Frazer theater to stop use after April 1 unless major safety upgrades are completed. Required work includes west end gallery seating removal, wiring overhaul, a fireproof stage switchboard, fire doors, fire escapes, and aisle seating removal. Officials fear owners will resist. Potential new tenants see repairs jeopardized. K. J. Taylor plans to remove owned fixtures.
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John Vaughn
Frazer Theater
Pendleton
Moanngere Taylor and Lowe
Heppner
Taylor
Vaughn
Court Street
Moser
Matlock
Dickson
Vaughn Sole Juidge
K. J. Taylor
Countywide Letter Writing Day Reports From Schools
Superintendent Frank K. Welles receives reports from teachers on a countywide letter writing day. Nearly all grades participated with requests sent to all teachers. With about 5000 children currently in school, roughly that many personal letters were written by county students.
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Frank K. Welles
Bribery Graft Probed as Prosecutors Grow Mountain of Evidence
In San Francisco on March 26 the second week of graft indictments expands as Heney Burns and aides menace with a mountain of evidence. Indictments target Glass and Detweller as unknown whereabouts spark warrants while Detweiler may hide in Egypt. Immoral resorts and protected dens flourish under police eyes amid administration complicity. Ruef case: Supreme Court dismisses writ of error today.
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San Francisco
Heney
Burns
Glass
Detweller
Goldfield
Detweiler
Burne
Egypt
Toledo
Furnas
Change of Venue Dented in Caldwell Case
Caldwell March 25 Judee Wool overruled a motion for change of venue in a case involving Moyer Haywood and Petelbone to save the defense option of Boise or Caldwell. The defense favored Boise. Trial date expected soon after May 1.
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Caldwell
Judee Wool
Moyer, Haywood
Petelbone
Boise
Toise
Ino Soo
Judgment Gains in Major Tax Case in New Jersey
In Trenton on March 25 a judgment over a million dollars was entered in the supreme court against the Pennsylvania railroad for failing to comply with the Perkins law. The railroad did not pay one half one percent on the main line tax, and the sum includes yearly tax, interest, and costs.
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Trenton
N. J
Freight embargo lifted for western shipping routes
Northern Public railroad General Manager Horn announced the freight embargo on western ship events would end starting March 28 after talks with local officials. The Portland and Paser Spokane lines will provide alternative track stabilities for 4 miles, easing car shortages feared by lumbermen and shippers in the northwest, with demand for cars described as enormous.
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Sound Mustward
Horn
Northern Public Railroad
Seattle
Aera
Portland
Spokane
Northwest
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