Optimist Sees Much in Umatilla County Spring
The East Oregonian editor offers a birdseye view of Umatilla County in spring praising small industries like gardening and dairying. He argues many opportunities exist for poor men, from markets and dairy farms near Pendleton to the Umatilla Indian reservation, urging readers to explore beyond Main Street.
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Win Edge
Pendlicton
Eastwan
Diritege
East Oregonian
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Uma- Hila
St Anthony’e Hospital
Demend
Woonty
Newn Exid
Umatilla County Wheat Boom Inspires Fortune and Hope
The piece highlights Umatilla County’s fertile land as a source of wealth from wheat, automobiles, and new bank deposits. It contrasts fortunes of reservation workers who prosper with those who miss opportunity, praising farm labor as the country’s lifeblood and noting seasonal rewards and diverse motives behind striving.
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Umatilla County
California
Pendleton
Umalla County
Elde
Nature
Japanese Fear Korean Patriots Stir Panic in Tokyo
Taklo March 23 Fear of a campaign of assassination by Korean enthusiasts follows the Stevens case to Bain Francisco. Officials tightening precautions and guarding palaces with special guards. Japanese agents warned to be vigilant. Secret Service mobilized to monitor Korean leaders in Japan and Korea as authorities fear a world spotlight on Koreans’ downtrodden condition.
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Porceign
Pulver
Kid Stevens
Secret Service
Taklo
Stevens
Bain Francisco
Foreign Office
Seoul
Japan
Korea
American Car on Boat to Alaska Rally Arrival Pace
American Thorns racer sails from San Francisco to Seattle aboard the Pueblo en route to Valdez Alaska. Captain Hansen expects Valdez reach in about six days with corner pigeons to be released along the route.
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Sig
San Francisco
Seattle
Valdez
New York
Paris
Alaska
Pueblo
Hansen
Auto
Battleship Kansas Chief Surgeon Dismissed At Sea
The court martial aboard the battleship Kansas en route between Callao and Magdalena Bay dismissed the chief surgeon for intoxication. Monroe and Landing figures note the case drew attention amid Dewey's Manila campaign. the officer is ordered to leave the fleet at once.
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Woshington
Mar
Miriad
Kansas
Magdilena Boy
Callao
Magdalene Bay
Monroe
Dewey
Manila
Harriman resigns Union Pacific presidency
Special dispatch from New York reports F. H. Harriman resigns the Union Pacific presidency. C. & Mellen to succeed. Harriman relinquished control last October and kept it secret. Morgan’s call for collateral during the panic ended his dictation and forced him to give up Union Pacific shares.
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Portland
Mar
The
Evening Journal
New York
F. H. Harriman
Union Pacific
C. & Mellen
Harriman
Morgan
Kaiser's rebuff ends Hill appointment dispute in Germany
Berlin report says Kaiser Wilhelm via foreign office denies any objection to David Jayne Hill as ambassador to Germany and states he endorsed Hill last November. The issue now rests with Ambassador Tower to explain how Washington was misinformed and what follows next.
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Gaman
Hill
Tower
Berlin
State Department
Mar
Washington
David Jayne Hill
Germany
Reichstag
Kaiser
Foreign Office
Washington State Department
Would Impeach the President Over Wiley Case
Washington March 27 John Sharp Williams minority leader of the house indicated he would seek impeachment proceedings against President Roosevelt over the Wiley incident. He said he would introduce a resolution for a thorough investigation into the president s interference with the rights of members of the judiciary committee.
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WHI
Judiciary Committee
Washington
Mar
John Sharp Williams
House
Roosevelt
Wifley
Williams
Wiley
Unitesttates
Shanghai
United States
Bank tampering cases rock Farmers' Deposit National Bank
Pittsbarm March 27 Charged with stealing from the Farmers' Deposit National Bank Henry Reiher teller and John Young auditor placed under arrest pending investigation Accountants say the amount may reach 2 000 000 but bank promoter folds says the logo might not exceed 400 000 Two accused men seek bail but are unlikely to obtain it
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Pittsbarm
Mar
Farmers’ Deposit Sational Bank
Henry Reiher
John Young
Mike Ink
Folds
Berlin Muddled Hill-Tower Ambassadorship Blame Debate
Berlin reports the afternoon press centers on the Hill-Tower ambassadorship muddle with a prevailing view that Tower erred and is to blame for the confusion.
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Berlin
Mar
Rubio Wins Steeple Chase At Liverpool Race
Rubio won the grand national steeplechase by ten lengths at Liverpool, defeating 64 to 1 shot. The purse was 500 pounds in prize money.
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Rubio
Liverpool
Mar
Rubilo
Mexican City in Plames After Earthquake Shock
Mexico City reports Chilapa a city of 15 000 in ruins after a quake. Delayed dispatches say many fatalities but exact figures are unavailable. Electrical communication is cut off leaving authorities without full casualty data.
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Mexico City
Chilapa
Manes
Infantile Diseases Rampant in New York
Infants and young children in New York are widely affected as thousands of cases of measles scarlet fever and chickenpox spread through the city. Health officials warn families to seek care and practice hygiene to curb the outbreak.
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New York
Uren Urges Voters to Uphold Statement No 1
A crowded circuit court room heard W S U Ren advocate for popular election of U S senators and for supporting University of Oregon funding. He reviewed Oregon politics, urged recall and proportional representation, and noted growing support for Statement No 1 across the state. He warned Republicans against opposing the pledge and suggested cross party support for Democrats who back it.
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Uren
W. S. U Hten
United States
Circuit Court Room
U'Ren
Lu’ Ren
U'Ten
Condon
Pigin
la Crinde
Ren
Oregon
Sendiore Ae
University of Oregon
U*ren
U'sRen
Bailey campaign rallies for delegate to Denver convention
Will Put Up Scrap for Joe Dailey in Fort Worth Texas on March 27 the Bailey campaign committee mobilizes Texas Democrats loyal to Senator Bailey to endorse him as a candidate for delegate at large to the Denver convention. The committee notes Bailey did not announce before his rivals had ruled him out and says his entry tested the strength of his opponents.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Mar
Bailey
Texas
Lhrge
Denver
Kellogg May Succeed Harlan as Supreme Court Justice
The Washington correspondent Gilson Gardner reports Frank B. Kellogg of Minnesota is expected to be chosen to replace Justice Harlan on the U S Supreme Court when he retires next May. Kellogg has drawn attention for his challenges to the Standard Oil Company.
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Cleveland
Washington
Gilson Gardner
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Justice Harlan
Kellogg
Standard Oi Company
Fleet Delayed One Day to Match Primary Date
In San Francisco on March 27 the fleet arrival is postponed by one day per the sole sponsor league. The ships will now reach the bay on May 6 instead of May 5 to allow the primary date to pass first.
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San Francisco
Mar
Chicago
Practice Laying Mines as Fleet Finishes Target Work
Magdalena Bay March 27 The fleet concentrates on mine laying with torpedo boat drills also in progress. All battleships except the Vermont Kansas and Missouri have nearly completed target practice.
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Magdalena Bay
Vermont
Kansas
Missouri
Idaho Debaters Sweep Both Sides in Local Forensic Meet
University of Idaho teams defeated both the University of Oregon and the University of Washington in Seattle and Moscow last night. The Moscow squad won the affirmative on Japanese exclusion, while the Eugene team backed the negative in the Eugene debate. Washington defeated Oregon in Seattle, supporting the affirmative.
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Portland
Mar
University of Idaho
Moscow
University of Oregon
Eugene
Oregon
University of Washington
Idaho
Seattle
University of Oregon, Washington
Ex-Secretary Dunbar Guilty In State Fee Suit
Salem March 27 ex secretary of state Dunbar found guilty by Judge Galloway in circuit court. The state sued to recover fees alleged as misappropriated while in office. Dunbar ordered to reimburse the state per the court ruling.
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Salem
Mar
Dunbar
Galloway
Stanford Club Telegrams Call for Reinstitution at Stanford
Portland March 27 after a Stanford club session two telegrams were sent to the university one to students and one to faculty signed by Chester B Murphy president condemning insubordination against faculty orders and urging review of suspended men and steps toward reinstitution at the college
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Portland
Stanford Club of
Cheeter B. Murphy
Ieid
Iit
Death of James Kane Found in Chicago Cab After Altercation
James Kane, a young man, was found dead in a Chicago taxicab following a confrontation with a police officer. Authorities are reviewing the incident and investigating possible causes and responsibilities.
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James Kane
Chicago
Local Investors Seek $2.50 Per Acre Umatilla Land Sale
Local investors file affidavits claiming Northern Pacific refused a 2.50 dollar per acre tender for land under the Umatilla project. Names listed include Louis Scho Jr and Cloyd Oliver. Applications were filed with the county recorder showing the offers were rejected, with land likely from the east Umatilla project.
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Northern Pacific
Umatilla
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
XN. P
Louis Sc
N. D. Swearingen
T. B. Swearingen
East Umatilla
R. R. Lewis
Persen
Tacoma
United States
N. P. Tand
Harriman May Retire From Union Pacific Board
Rumors revive claims that FE Harriman may retire and that Charles D Mellen would become Union Pacific president with Lucius Tuttle moving to head New Haven and Hartford. Tuttle currently leads Boston and Maine.
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Charles D. Mellen
Union Pacific
New York
Union Pacific Railroad
FE. H. Harriman
Harriman
Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Lucius Tuttle
Melen
Tuttle
Boston and
Maine
Butte Eagles official arrested for lodge embezzlement
Philo Miller secretary treasurer of the Butte Montana Eagles lodge is under arrest charged with embezzling lodge funds totaling 206 dollars.
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Philo Miller
Butte, Mont, Eagles Lodge
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