Inland Empire Teachers Conclude 12th Annual Convention
The twelfth annual Inland Empire Teachers' association meeting adjourned near 2:30 pm after three days of sessions in Pendleton. About 560 visitors leave for Umatilla Agency as Spokane is named next meeting site with A N Wright elected president and Bruce M Watson chairing the executive committee. Officers include J A Church, W E Harmon, Margaret Craik, Henry M Hart, and George Craig.
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Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Inland Empire
Enesis
Pendleton Commercial Association
Timatula
Spokane
Association
A. NS. Wright
Lewiston
Idaho
Bruce M. Watson
A. N. Wright
Idata
A. Churchi
Echonts
Baker City
W. E. Harmon
Montana
Margaret Craik
Cheney Normal
Cheney
Henry M. Hart
North Side
George Craig
Lincoln County
Davenport
Frank K. Welles
Umatilla
Pendleton
Ore
A. A. Cleveland
Department of Education
Washington State College
Pullman
Dynamiters Blow Up Patrol Wagon in Philadelphia
Police seek suspects after a dynamite blast injures six officers riding in a patrol wagon in Philadelphia on March 26. The wagon was on street car tracks when the explosion hurled it aside and the police to the pavement. Investigators suspect the device targeted a street car.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Itta
Roosevelt Travels By Desert Ships In Egypt Visit
Former President Roosevelt travels by camels and sand cars from Cairo to Memphis to visit Sakkarra tomb and Temple of Bulla. He chats in English with the khedive about irrigation and agriculture while Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Ethel are hosted. The party views pyramids at night and sights the sephins by moonlight at Mena.
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Cairo
Roosevelt
Memphis
Sakkarra
Bulla
Mrs. Roosevelt
Ethel
America
Mena
Pyramids
Sephins
Mount Hope Fire Leaves 2000 Homeless in West Virginia
In Mount Hope, West Virginia, a devastating fire destroyed most houses leaving about two thousand residents homeless. The arrival of a National Guard special train brought tents and relief efforts to house as many as possible amid severe hardship and loss of possessions. Grain and produce markets in New York showed steady or firmer prices amid dry weather and crop concerns.
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Mt. Hope
Charleston
W. Va
Mount Hope
Moon Hope
National Guard
New York
Shorts
Terrible Chicago Fire Traps Girls as Doors Fail
Eight women die on sixth floor as automatic fire doors trap them near windows. Fire starts from a cigar lighter on the fifth floor of Fish & Co. building, trapping occupants and drawing crowd. Names listed include Ethel Finkjestein Veronica McGrath Mia Hanna Bur en Rose Bruch Gertrude Quinn Lillian Sullivan Minor Bell and others.
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Chicago
Merch
Fish & Co
Ethel Finkjestein
Veronica McGrath
Mia
Hanna Bur‘en
Rose Bruch
Gertrude Quinn
Lillian Sullivan
Minor Bell
Herbert M. Mitchell
Bert Sinclair
Willim Green
Ethel Anderson
Mary Wireo
Mount Etna Erupts With Six New Craters Opened
Descriptions from Catania report Mount Etna’s intensifying eruption as six fresh craters emit lava streams. Towns Borello Belpneso San Leo Donazzi Capello Albanello Nicolas largely destroyed. Thousands flee as lava and ash threaten more villages. authorities race to divert flows with dykes and trenches amid widespread property loss.
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Catinia
Aetna
Borello
Belpneso
San Leo
Donazzi
Capello
Albanello
Nicolas
Messina
Catania
Clothes Basket Saves Life in Harlem Fire Escape Fall
Mary Davis a 13 year old schoolgirl fell five stories from a Harlem fire escape and landed in a clothes basket. The impact was a heavy thud but she escaped serious injury, though both she and Mrs. Peter Little fainted briefly.
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New York
Mary Davis
Harlem
tMick
Mary
Peter Little
Mrs. Little
Mars
Sealing Steamer Viking Ashore Near St Pierre
The sealing steamer Viking is ashore off the French Island of St Pierre near St Johns Newfoundland today. The crew of 25 men is reported safe. The ship is feared to be a total loss but salvage efforts are underway for its cargo of twenty four thousand sent sking.
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St. Johns
N. F
Viking
St. Pierre
Ultimatum to Stanford on four year ruling
San Franciscn March 24. The Stanford student body faces an ultimatum from the University of California to extend eligibility to five years. If accepted, athletic relations between the two schools will continue. if not, they will cease. Tonight a joint meeting of executive committees failed to instruct the Stanford delegation.
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San Franciscn
Stanford University
University of California
University of California Club
Stanford
California
New Rules Committee Formulated in House Fight
Washington March The new rules committee of the house formed after a sensational fight includes Republicans Dalzell Pennsylva nia Smith Iowa Fossett New York Boutell Illinois Smith California Lawrence Massachusetts Democrats Clark Missouri Underwood Alabama FitzGerald New York Dixon Indiana With little struggle Democrats nominated four minority members Champ Clark Missouri Oscar Underwood Alabama Lincoln Dixon Indiana and John D W Fitzgerald New York A list of candidates received strong support Rep Slayden Texas 69 votes the highest for an unsuccessful candidate The caucus total 140 votes 71 needed to elect A clash over Representative FitzGerald's stance on rules and a proposal led by Sims Tennessee to elect a house committee selection of standing committees did not reach a vote as adjournment halted it
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Washington
March
House
Wieged
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Smith
Towa
Fossett
New York
Boutell
Llinois
California
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Clark
Missouri
Underwood
Alabama
FitzGerald
Dixon
Indiana
Champ Clark
Oscar Underwood
Alabord
Lincoln Dixon
Indland
John d W. PiteGerald
Slayden
Texas
Sims
Tennessee
House of & Committee
Stanford Students Weigh Demonstration Train Here
A proposed Stanford demonstration train tonight drew support from Herkeley men and both sides. The idea was to submit the matter to the entire Stanford student body for a vote and received favorable reaction from both camps.
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Herkeley
Stanford
UW Graduation Attire Ban Sparks Controversy
Seattle March 25 The University of Washington will not issue mortarboard cap and collegiate gowns for graduating coeds this year. A senior warns any attempt to enforce the tradition could trigger a war worse than the Chicago riot, blaming the hair and the lack of space under hats for the problem.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Chicago
Hoge Accepted as Chairman of Washington Republican Committee
Seattle banker James D. Hoge today became chairman of the Republican State Central Committee after Bliss Dethuler's resignation. The committee will meet in Seattle on April 7 to arrange calling the state convention to nominate candidates for the supreme judges.
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Seattle
Wash
James D. Hoge
Republican State Central Committee
Bliss Dethuler
Bne
Marjorie Gwynne Gould to wed Anthony Drexel in April
New York announces the婚 date for Miss Marjorie Gwynne Gould and Anthony Joseph Drexel. The wedding is slated for April 16 with a reception at the Gould home for the bride and groom and their families.
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New York
N. YY. Muar
Marjorie Gwynne Gould
Anthony Joseph Drexel
George Gould
Warner Young Will Contests Reopened In Inheritance Battle
Long running legal fight over the J. W. Young estate resurfaces as an injunction suit targets Mabel Warner who has occupied the $15,000 northern county farm for over a year. The court granted a temporary injunction, with possible contempt charges if she remains. The case alleges forged wills and conspiracy to defraud other heirs, renewing public interest after four years of litigation.
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J. W. Young
Mabel Warner
Warner
Young
Wagner
Warner-Young
Five Former Pittsburg Councilmen Indicted
Pittsburg March 25 Five former common council members were indicted by the grand jury on charges they received 105000 for votes to name banks as municipal depositories. Indicted: William Brand Charles Stewart John Klein Jos Wasson and Hugh Ferecuson. The panel returned 31 indictments against current and former members and noted evidence supported two additional former councilmen, while no indictments for twenty five were filed due to voluntary confessions.
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Pittsburg
Mar
Common Council
William Brand Charles Stewart
John Klein
Jos Wasson
Hugh Ferecuson
Demonstration Farm Train Tour Reaches Pendleton
A large specialized farm demonstration train from Wallowa County arrived in Pendleton amid fanfare and lectures planned from 4:30 to 5:30 PM at the O. R. & N. depot. The train, described as the west’s most complete farming exhibit, includes livestock, dairy machinery, grains, fruits, and horticultural displays. It will tour Umatilla County over two days, visiting Pilot Rock and western towns, with Oregon Agricultural College experts aboard.
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Pendleton
Wallowa County
Pilot Rock
Umatilla
Bollows
Creggy Agricultural College
Milton
Prof
H. D. Scudder
Lively
Union Stock Yards
Portland
Fred D Pasley
Portland Journal
Calvert
Portland Oregonian
Phillip Bates
Northwest Farm & Field
W. Robinson
OR & N
Oregon Agricultural College and Experiment Station
J. W. Withycombe
Oregon Experiment Station
F. L. Kent
James Dryden
HH Umberger
More
A. L. App
Serum Cures Spinal Meningitis In New York
Doctors in New York discuss Dr Simon Flexners serum which he says lowers spinal meningitis mortality. The serum has cured 107 of 123 cases, with typical mortality previously 70 to 80 percent.
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New York
Simon Flexner
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