War in Colorado Headlines and Deportation Orders
Telluride reports intensified deportations of mining union leaders with exiles and returns noted. Cash bond attempts fail to free President Meyer of the Western Federation of Miners as fears grow of further house raids for firearms and strict press censorship across Las Animas County towns. A child died during a siege as troops broke down a door amid ongoing censorship.
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Telluride
Meyer
Western Federation of Minera
Pon Pratt
Forbes
Telluride Union
Jagt Mit
Col
Leadore
Natonal
Howe
Las Animas
Rome
Strich
Resistance to Separate Schools in Kennett Square
West Chester March 26 A court hearing on a writ of mandamus sought to force Kennett Square school board to admit colored children into the local public schools. The board had voted to create a separate school for Negro children fueling strong opposition among the Negro community. Kennett Square, once an abolitionist hub with William Lloyd Garrison and Lucretia Mott addressing gatherings, is noted for past fervor over racial equality.
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Pennsylvania
West Chester
Kennett Square
Friends Meeting House
William Lloyd Garricon
Lucretia Mott
Kenhelt Square
Chicago May Lose It Hustle or Convention Will Go Elsewhere
Chicago March 24 The subcommittee of the national Republican convention met to discuss the ultimatum for Chicago to deposit 15900 or lose the convention. It is declared by locals the money will be forthcoming, though no promise has been made this afternoon. An executive session will be held. Hotel men are aroused at a potential loss of 350000.
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Chicago
Sear
Arnie Stony
White House clerk commits suicide at home
Washington March 28 Charles Taler, a White House clerk and brother of Rudolph Forester, assistant secretary, killed himself by shooting this morning at his home in a Maryland suburb of Washington. Chicago Grain report notes Wheat opened 6 and closed same. old July opened 8 closed 9. new July opened 7 closed 8. July corn opened 10 closed 6 1/2.
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White House
Washington
Charles Taler
Ble House
Rudolph Forester
Bhimself
Teen
Wash
Chicago Grain
Chicago
German law office denies impending Caracas demonstration
Berlin report states a law office has denied claims of Germany planning a headile demonstration against Vonexuela. The Motherlfeg anticipate no serious trouble or protracted delay in collecting the claim.
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Berlin
For“Law Office
Germany
Vonexuela
Off to the Isthmus
Admiral Walker and Panama canal commission prepare to sail for the Isthmus to inspect canal properties and plan future work. They expect no disruption from the disputed transfer and recall Cromwell's orders to aid examination as if the canal were in U.S. possession. Floods ease in Indianapolis with urban lines underwater and losses surpassing $1 million.
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New York
Admiral Walker
Panama Canal Commission
United States
William N. Cromwell
Panama Canal Company
France
Panama
Seven Indicted for Conspiracy in Oregon Land Frauds
Federal grand jury in Portland indicts seven Umatilla County residents Charles Cunningham Mark Shackleford Asa Rayburn Dallas O'Hara Glen Saling Shelly Jones and Kate James for conspiracy to defraud the government in land filing schemes linked to the A B Thomson trial. Evidence mirrors the prior case with serious frauds noted and a strong government effort to convict.
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Umatilla County
Oregon
Federal
Portland
Charles Cunningham
Mark Shackleford
Asa Rayburn
Dallas O'Hara
Glen Saling
Shelly Jones
Kate James
A. B. Thomson
George A. Hartman
Joe Parkes
Thomson
T Hey
Thomain
Seed Potatoes Go South Market Shift Drives Higher Prices
Seed potatoes move from Walla Walla to southern states in carload lots amid strong demand and prices well above prior levels. Northern grown seed is favored by southern planters when available, while foreign stock remains preferred for planting. Last year’s southern crop was short, boosting northern seed sales.
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Walla Walla
Potata
Abaya
Governor and officials visit Ontario hatcheries
Governor Chamberlain with Secretary of State Dunbar State Treasurer Moore and Master Fish Warden Baker traveled through Pendleton yesterday en route to Ontario to inspect the coastal hatchery noted as large thrifty and successful. They will review irrigation propositions near Ontario and, nearby, Appraisers Appointed to value the Palmer estate per Hadcal probate petition with Bernard O Gara John McCourt and B A Newberry named.
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State Fish Commission
Ontario
Chamberlain
F. L Dunbar
Moore
Baker
Pendleton
Arthur Hadcall
Alfred B. Palmer
Bernard O'Gara
John McCourt
B.a.newberry
Senator Burton IO Guilty In Historic Trial
St Louis report says the Burton jury found the senator guilty on six counts after a swift verdict. A new trial motion is filed. maximum penalty includes fine up to 10000 pounds, two years prison, and disqualification from office. In Topeka speculation mounts on Burton’s successor and possible appointments as details unfold.
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Burton
United States
St. Louis
Adams
Japan Seeks New Bottling Moves at Port Arthur
Port Arthur bombardment reports from March 28 describe Japanese and Russian actions. The Pleiades witnessed the torpedo attack beginning February 7. Casualties included 23 killed and 60 wounded in the city. Russian defense appeared ineffective but held range poorly. In Manchuria, Czarist austerity spreads as war fund drives push for donations and rationing.
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Port Townsend
Port Arthur
Pleiade
Tena
Southern Storm Damage in Louisville Hits 250000
Louisville on March 28 reports damage from a southern storm. Property losses include 25 residences unroofed and damage to churches distilleries and other structures across the area. The total damage is estimated around 250000 with heavy disruption citywide.
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Louisville
Turks mobilizing for Balkan revolt response in Syria
Constantinople March 28. Orders have been issued for immediate mobilization in Syria of reserved forces. Destination unclear but believed bound for the compentration movement in the Balkans.
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Constantinople
Syria
Cligaea
Balkans
Wanted in Nebraska W w Fr Herrick Taken in Custody
A man described by Sheriff Sammons of Kearney Nebraska, W R Herrick, was arrested in Pendleton on unspecified charges of burglary. He is jailed awaiting Nebraska sheriff arrival. The suspect had traveled from Kearney to Pendleton and was reportedly selling tools for a Durmers company.
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Herrick
Sher
Logan
Pleaded Guilty in Helix Larceny Case
William Alepach and Frank Stanton were arraigned in circuit court on larceny charges for entering Harlow Richmond's house at Helix. Both pleaded guilty and were fined $0 each, which they paid.
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William Alepach
Frank Stanton
Eircwit
Harlow Richmond
Helix
Ehrhart Moon Marriage at Mouhodrat Church Parsonage
Ehrhart and Moon wed Saturday evening at Mouhodrat church parsonage by Rev. Robert Warner. Both reside locally and will reside on Union street after the ceremony. A marriage license was issued Saturday evening to Henry L Wright and Miss Mary A Lo Hrache.
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Ehrhart
Moon
Mee
Dera E. Ehrhart
George A. Moon
Mouhodrat
Robert Warner
Union Street
Henry L Wright
Mary A. Lo Hrache
Port Arthur action and port repairs amid Far East war
Telegrams report Admiral Toxo's naval maneuvers near Port Arthur with four steamers sunk at the harbor mouth and renewed bombardment. St. Petersburg says a massive dry dock for Port Arthur is planned to be built in four months. London notes persecution reports and a Russian governor's stance, with a photographer arrest near the Manchurian frontier.
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Tokio
Matel
Toxo
Port Arthur
Ueharyor
St. Petersburg
Sompeyre
Simf
Ikeda
Ohatu
Manchurian
Deportation Petition as Passover Delay Mentioned
A petition requests postponing Jewish deportations until after Passover. Evacuations are ordered for Jews within a 60 verse radius of the western frontier to move inland, compounding the existing restrictions. In Yokohama on March 28, the Japanese steamer Lan Yu Mary ran ashore near Quolpwert Island at the Yellow Sea entrance. The steamer Aki Mary struck a rock but reached port Hamilton in a leaking condition.
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Perahurge
Kag
Fed Cross
Rusia
Elate Geenslans
Novesti
Notiewabie
Yokohama
Lan Yu Mary Ie
Quolpwert
Yellow Sea
Aki Mary
Port Hamilton
Single Statehood Bill Advances In Senate Panel
Washington March 28 Favorable report by the senate judiciary committee on Horrs bill adds death penalty for providential protection The measure creates Oklahoma and Arizona as states with five deaths in nine weeks noted in context of a Boise committee sub group on territories The text also reports Timothy Daly brother of comedian Dan Daly dying in Boston Mass on March 26 with five deaths in the Daly family in nine weeks.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Horr
Oklahoma
Arizona
Boise
Oklahon
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Hoston
Mass
Timothy Daly
Dan Daly
Changes at The Indian School
Institutional leadership shifts announced at the Indian School. John H. Wilson, formerly at Chomawa Immediate, will assume charge. Miss Spear resigns to Carlisle. Mrs Olive Rising appointed matron at Umatilla agency. agent Wilkinson to serve as assistant superintendent.
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John H. Wilson
Chomawa
Miss Spear
Carlisle
Agent Wilkinson
Olive S. Risiig
Umatilla
Rising
Indian Services
Mingle
Ofr
Wilson
Kervier Mre
Bert Ea Cent
Mise Spear
Arelatank
Auperio
Ty Mine Chathlore
Orange War Over Oranges Hits Local Grocers
Local grocers battle over orange prices as a large shipment floods the market. A leading firm cut prices to 10 cents a dozen, while others follow, hoping to move stock bought at about $1.60 per box. Freight and cartage cut profits to around 60 cents a box, as suppliers watch the market.
Reservation Lots Sold to James W Mainney in Block 224
Thomas Boyd of San Francisco sold to James W Mainney two lots in block 224 of the reservation addition. The price paid was 92 500, and the lots are on the hill in the vicinity of the J and Dickson.
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Thomas Boyd
San Francisco
Wold
James W. Mainney
J. &. Dickson E
Moody Faction Sweeps Several Counties In Moody Strength
The Dalles March 28 Moody forces gain momentum in Oregon primaries. Wheeler county fully supports Moody for Congress while Crook county remains divided between Moody and Williamson factions. Sherman and Gilliam back Moody, with delegates sent to a forthcoming county convention. Expectations rise for Moody’s nomination across district offices.
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Wheeler
Moody
Gilliam and
Sherman
Crook
Williamson
Gillam
Malcolm A. Moody
Congress
Crook County
Willlanwen
Prineville
Willanson
Wheeler County
Sherman County
Ome
Off to Convention Prohibition Delegates Headed to Portland
The party plans a state convention in Portland on Tuesday and Wednesday with delegates from the county. The meeting aims to present a full ticket and platform, urging support for the party and its principles, while focusing on the loot option law as a central issue rather than electing the entire ticket.
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Blaby
A. Frick
A. Copnle
Thomas Chandler
Rev
Stotnet Warner
Hey
M. W. Howard
Scott
Portland
Dune
Becond Dipping on Wade Cattle Tomorrow
Wade cattle will undergo a second dipping tomorrow before being released for shipment. All stock hauled over the railroad must receive the second dip, while locally bought cattle may be fenced for overland transport without a second dipping. The herd previously dipped is reported in good condition and improved in appearance.
Returning From Albany Pioneer Elderly Woman Ill
B J Sommerville and his daughter return from Albany after Mrs Elbeabeth Sommerville age 74, called by next of kin to visit elderly mother. Mrs Sommerville had bronchial trouble and the illness was serious but she is now improving and on the road to recovery.
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B. J. Sommerville
Albany
Washington Postmaster General Payne Pressed by Ill Health
Washington on March 28 reports friends of Postmaster General Payne alarmed by his health. He has been confined to his room for a month with a bad grip and nervous indigestion.
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Washington
Payne
Bio
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