Optimism Abroad In Pendleton As Bonds Pass
A buoyant mood sweeps Pendleton as high school bonds win approval and business leaders extol brighter prospects. Prominent figures like Din Smythe, Leon Cohen, J H Gwinn, and Lee Teutsch express confidence in growth, public works, and harmony among merchants, lenders, and residents, signaling a strong push toward ongoing progress. The反 article notes anticipated federal funding, new schools, a gravity water system, a bridge, and a Roundup stadium as key developments.
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Pendleton
Matty
Penbletonia
Peterhelye
Ubontit Cnd
Ig Pee
Oregonian
Main Street
Busnéas
Din F Smythe
Asvelation
Liveraire
Umatila
Toedhods
Mr. Sythe
Leon Cohen
The
Peoples Warehouse
J. H. Gwinn
Credit Men's Association
Pugilist Johnson Sentenced to Jail for Auto Speeding
In San Francisco on March 26 Johnson the pugilist was sentenced to twenty five days in county jail for speeding. Judge Treadwell refused a fine and chose jail despite influence to spare him. Johnson began seeking a superior judge but courts were closed and he faced a night in jail.
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San Francisco
Calif
Johnson
Treadwell
State Architect 10 Start Asylum Plans
State architect 10 begins plans for a branch asylum with Knighton and Captain Murphy directing. Water mains contract awarded to Sutherland Co. of Walla Walla. work to be completed within 60 days after main laid and referendum petitions filed. expected timeline tight.
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W.C. Knighton
Idlum
Sam
Alte
Murphy
Oreona
Uitter
Knighton
Govermor Wert
Byndigton
Keighton
Captain Murphy
Sutherland Company
Wallan Walla
State Board
War Tension Roils China as Powers Press Demands
March reports from Pekin and London depict Russia pressing China for full compliance with Mongolia demands, with war feared if refused. British warships in Chinese waters ordered to protect foreigners as tensions rise. Russia weighs war and Japan leans on Beijing to bow to Moscow’s terms amid mounting military maneuvering.
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Pekin
M. Korostovitz
Russia
Chinese Foreign Board
Paltire
London King
Oficimie
Rusia
Livy
Amur Yilley
Peterabure
Riesta
Tussia
Don
Japan
Ching
Ballinger Welcomed at Home With Reception
Ballinger receives a warm welcome in the home city during a reception at Motel Washington. The event was hosted by local officials and drew a large crowd, with officials expressing gratitude for the city's support and attendance.
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Ballinger
Soatiie
Tonlent
Aly Wiger
Washington
Woman in Runaway Horse Fractures Street Scene
Bee Teuteeh drove Myre on Aura street near the railroad when the horse bolted at 3 PM. It threw Grider to the ground, Teuteeh escaped unhurt, the ladge was stunned, and Br Smith deemed injury likely minor. The woman was taken home and later regains consciousness.
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Bee Teuteeh
Aura Street
Santetle
Conenlaisntes
Onal Sroma
Wasily Og
Ten Die in Georgia Train Wreck
Atlanta March 26 Ten persons are known to be dead and more than a score badly injured after the Dixie Flyer of the Chicago Jacksonville line plunged through a trestle on the Alpha river crossing. The five car train from Savannah and Macon fell 75 feet. Identified dead include W Cul pepper of Tifton Ga O Momburi of Henderson Va Mrs W Fletcher of Rowland Ill express messenger Woodward of Savannah and conductor Parnell of Savannah. Relief trains rushed to the scene as wreckers moved in.
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Atlanta
Alpha River
O. Momburi
Henderson, Va
W. Fletcher
Rowland, IL
Woodward
Savanah
Parnell
Savannah
Marriage License Granted to Willaby and De Freese
One marriage license was issued this morning to Dean T. Willaby and Myrtle M. De Freese.
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Dean T. Willaby
Myrtle M. de Freese
Diaz Cabinet Resigns Amid Mexican Unrest
Reports from El Paso and Mexican sources say the Diaz cabinet has resigned amid growing insurrection and U S troops readiness. Secret agents uncovered an alleged plot to invade Juarez to free imprisoned Americans as tensions rise. Officials expect continued upheaval and possible order restoration delays.
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Tex
Juares
23Nd Infantry
el Paso
Fortilies
Trou Streamers Collie Any Sink Channel Tale
A garbled news note describes several steamers in a fog on the channel near Tendon on March 25. Distress and confusion are hinted as boats collide and passengers struggle, with a rattling vessel and uncertain outcomes amid the gloom.
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Pionel
Bordeauville
Beuteh
Beating of Girl Stirs Pendleton After Night Attack
Miss Hamley, daughter of J D Hamley of 603 Raley Street, was assaulted near Jackson and Loan streets around 8:20 PM. She fought off the attacker and reached home with help from companions. police searched but found no suspect. Local citizens mobilized as details remained unclear about the assailant’s appearance.
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Jack
Pendleton
Hidde, Limiey
and Aire
J. D. Tiamiley
Raley Street
Jackson and
Loan Streets
Mise Han Jey
Afller
Main Street
Christian Church
Bush
Jackson Streets
F& m Momon
Two Are Killed by Insane Man in Des Moines Shootout
In Des Moines Iowa at the Kirkwood hotel a former Omaha surgeon H D Kelley being taken to Knoxville asylum shot and killed Deputy Sheriff Woolman and bartender W Sterzing after demanding whiskey. Kelley was captured as a crowd sought lynching.
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Iowa
H. D. Kelley
Omaha
Neb
Knoxville Asylum
Clarence Woolman
Kirkwood Hotel
Kelley
Woolmain
Ww. Sterzing
Cannon Would Lead The Republican Minority
Washington reports that Cannon is anticipated to seek the leadership of the Republican minority in the House. A Spokane note mentions joyriders taking Dr L A Robinsons Maxwell runabout from 1025 Cleveland Avenue, with police alerted and the vehicle described as a red four wheel car bearing Washington state plate 6S$286( ret). Also brief notes include Bend flour mill excavation completed and the Bend Milling and Warehouse Company to operate the mill using power from Townette dam.
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Spokane
Wash
Joyriders
L. A. Robinson
Cleveland Avenue
Corbin Park Methodist Church
Parden
Washington State
Bend
Ender Way
Bend Milling and Warehouse Company, Incorporated
Townette Company
Portland Men Accused of Murder in Sevenths Flanders Case
Portland detectives arrest six Macedonians over a plot in which Theodore Atjam was killed in a Seventh and Flanders house in August 1905 and his body hidden on Martin dock. Police seek Timore suspects and describe a conspiracy discussed at a home gathering as the crime unfolded.
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Ore
Maral
Boliye
Theodore Atjam
Seventh
Flanders Streets
Ion
Martin
Jal
Plet
Bic
Densi
Masked Ball Adorned Noah’s Ark Theme From New York Times
A New York Times report describes a masked ball with an Ark of Noah theme. Guests wore animal costumes, a rainbow arced over the scene, steamer chairs surrounded a water-filled hall, and two men dressed as horses circulated amid hay.
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Fepreamit
Arik
Ehowiy
Eiratfa
Mount Ararat
Tila
New York Times
Onions Said To Prevent Sea Sickness On Voyage
A hospital superintendent, Misa Anna Davis of Kings County Hospital, recommends eating raw onions before and during sea travel to prevent seasickness. The remedy supposedly works if tried, though it can make the eater unpopular among passengers who suffer seasickness themselves.
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Misa Anna Davis
Kings County Hospital
Use of Early Water Sparks Canal Work Action
In Toppontsh on March 25 engineer Mar fin heads irrigation service in arranging land cutters to utilize water now available in the reservation canals.
Tragic Sechelt Sinks off Beasleyhead with All Aboard
Victoria BC March 25 A Canadian BC Shipping Company steamer Sechelt carrying 33 passengers and crew on a Victoria to Sooke voyage capsized off Beasleyhead in strong southwest seas. All on board believed lost, including laborers bound to a Pedder Bay railroad camp. Captain H B James and engineer Arthur Hicks aboard. Warnings and rescue efforts follow as crews search the waters.
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Victoria
B. C
Mar
Sooke
British Columbia Shipping Company
Beas Elyhead
Grand Trunk Pacific
Canadian Northern Railroad
Pedder Bay
H. B. James
Strome
Exquimaul
Willtdinhead
Wiliam Jolliffe
Antipodee
Morrissy
Williamhead
Poddar Bay
Peachy Head
Beachy Bay
William Jolliffe
Fire destroys building as tenants jump to death
New York March 25 a fire at the Arewmcno company building in Washington square drives tenants to windows where many leap to their deaths. The blaze traps people on upper floors as ladders reach only to the seventh. hundreds of thousands fill the streets while officials count dozens of corpses rising rapidly into the hundreds.
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Uncle Gleaith
Arewmcno Companys
Washington
Ceva
Manny
Nore
Biktt Bundread Cids
Mercer Street
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