Movement for Equal Suffrage Starts in Pendleton Tonight
A Pendleton city hall meeting features Mrs. Sarah Bard Ehrgott of the Oregon Equal Suffrage League addressing suffrage and launching local efforts ahead of the fall election. She arrives from Hermiston Stanfield and Echo, with Mrs. Sarah Comfortford absent due to witness issues. a local branch may be formed but may wait. Mrs C B Wade plans to discuss organizing eastern Oregon suffrage efforts and will outline California campaign methods.
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Sarah Bard Field Ebhrgott
Oregon Equal Suffrage League
Ehrgott
Hermiston
Stanfield
Echo
Sarah Commerford
Oregon
California
Frisco to Aid 40 000 Unemployed
San Francisco mayor Rolph plans relief for 40,000 unemployed men. About 400 men gathered at city hall demanding food and shelter. Police tried to bar entry but the spokesman insisted they enter. The group cited immediate hunger and lack of sleep, while the mayor said relief is being pursued but not guaranteed.
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San Francisco
Calif
Rolph
La Follette Stays in Fight Telegram Says He Remains In Campaign
San Diego March 25 A telegram from President La Follette confirms he will continue his bid for the presidency in California saying I am in fight to stay will not be turned aside or put aside The message reflects ongoing efforts to rally support as he campaigns across the state San Diego dispatch notes strong interest among supporters.
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la Follette
San Diego
Calif
California
Eastern Oregon Suffrage Headquarters Opened in Pendleton
Mrs. C. B. Wade formerly of Pendleton now in Los Angeles arrives to establish eastern Oregon suffrage headquarters in Pendleton. She plans offices to mobilize club women, work through local committees, and campaign here through next fall with support from the National Women's Club association.
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Oregon
Pendleton
Attite
Equal Suffrage Movement
C. B. Wade
Los Angeles
Feud Ends In Church Revolver Duel Kills Two
Oakland report says former Mayor Roland W. Snow and ex-convict merchant Adepth Goldman fought a revolver duel at First Congregational church last night ending a thirteen year feud. Goldman was shot dead instantly and Snow died today.
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Oakland
Roland W. Snow
Adepth Goldman
First Congregational Church
Goldman
Snow
Roundup Council OKs Three Land Purchases and Lights
The Round-Up city council passed three ordinances approving the purchase of the Clapton corner lot on Sturr and Court streets for 1000 dollars and a triangular tract behind the Clapton property from W F Matlock for 360 dollars. A new five year contract with Pacific Power and Light increases street lights to 62 at 6 60 per light per year and may be cancelled to switch to a municipal plant. The council extended the Walla Walla river site option to nine months with 880 dollars in filing costs.
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Sturr and
Court Street
Clapton
Matlock
Dyer
Walla Walla River
Moussa & Co
FitzGerald
Umatilla-Morrow County
Lee Street
Byers Mill
Peters & Morrison
Olympia Bar
Temple
A. A. McDaniels
War Commission
Miners Favor Resuming Work by Easter in England
London reports indicate a majority of striking miners favor returning to work in the collieries by Easter. About one million men could be at work, with continued price rises for coal and food. Infant mortality among under fives runs from thirty four to thirty five per 1000 at Manchester, highlighting harsh social strain.
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London
All England
Manchester
Riots Feared as Militia Patrol Rock Island City
Rock Island remains tense as six hundred militiamen patrol the streets. Six arrests were made by soldiers amid fears of renewed unrest tied to Mayor Schriver and Lehriver's call for troops. Political meetings banned until the April 4 primary. Militia guards the mayor's home to deter further violence.
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Schriver
Lehriver
Bad check man raids Pendleton market
A stranger passed a forged fifty dollar check at Downey & Marah Market on Main Street Pendleton yesterday at about 4 pm and fled. Officers describe the man and search for him as locals report similar recent frauds elsewhere including Walla Walla.
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Pendleton
Downey & Marah Market
Main Street
J. W. Chatlin
Denver
Walla Walla
Walla Walla Faces Pendleton Beary Lineup Talk
Pendleton fans anticipate Gunner Mauser’s opening fire as Blue Mountain league rumors swirl about a stellar Pendleton lineup. Bade quietly builds a confident Bears roster with promises of classy material ready to step in without ruffling feathers.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Jones
Gunner Mauser
Swanson
Beck
Blackman
Selgrist
Martina
Johnson
Pendleton
Gunner” Mauser
Bade
Bears
Edward Matlock Dies of Paralysis in Pendleton
Edward N. Matlock died yesterday afternoon after a stroke on Monday. Funeral services are set for 10:00 AM tomorrow at C. J. Matlock's residence, with Rev. Quinney officiating. Born February 26, 1966 in Lane County, Oregon, he was 46. He leaves a wife, a father C. J. Matlock, two sisters, two brothers, and numerous relatives including Mayor W. F. Matlock and ex-Mayor BE D. Matlock as uncles.
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Edward N. Matlock
Pendleton
C. J. Matlock
Water Street
Quinney
Episcopal Church
Lane County
Ore
F. J. Donaldson
W. D. Burford
Lewiston
Idaho
CC. G. Matlock
W. F. Matlock
Be, D. Matlock
Eugene
Five of family perished in Pa residence fire
Wilkesbarre Pa March 25 Charles Melick his wife and three children were burned to death in their home in a lethal fire that leveled the dwelling.
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Wilkesborre
Charles Melick
School Sanitation Topics At Oregon Health Conference
Dr C J Smith leads discussion on School Sanitation at the Oregon annual conference in Portland with sessions on health laws vital statistics laboratory examinations and co operation between schools and health boards. The program includes talks by Dr Andrew C Smith Dr Calvin White and others and a question box session. Frisco Women Cast First Votes in city hall bond election as 11000 women vote for the first time and women lead the election officers.
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Portland
C. J. Smith
State Health Board
Danalid West
Andrew C. Smith
Oregon State Board of Health
Calvin
White
C. H. Wheeler
Robt C. Yenney
L. C. Kelsey
State Board of Health
Emile F. Pernot
State Board of Heath
Portland Commercial Club
C. I. Smith
F. Houck
Douglas County
Alfred Kinney
Boards of Health
L. R. Alderman
Oregon
FA. Pierce
E. B. Pickel
W. B. Morse
Taft aides forecast Roosevelt third party if nom denied
Washington reports Roosevelt denies bolting but Taft supporters interpret his Chicago remark as a plan for a third party if he fails to win the Republican nomination. Gifford Pinchot condemns Taft over Payne tariff and Ballinger, defending Roosevelt's conservation stance and Wiley's drug and food work. Pinchot says Roosevelt believed Taft would stand with the people, noting Roosevelt backed Taft in 1908.
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Roosevelt
St. Louis
Republcin
Taft
Chicago
Gifford Pinchot
Ballinger
Colonel Roosevelt
Coyote-dog captured by city police at night
Sheriff T D Taylor’s coyote-dog chained in the backyard escaped last night. Officer Ira Hughes corralled the half wild hybrid as Dan Smythe and his two hunting hounds closed in. The animal was taken to the city hall jail for the night after a tense pursuit and a review of the blotter.
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T. D. Taylor
Ira Hughes
Dan P. Smythe
Hughes
Smythe
Roosevelt Denies Swift Bolting Reputation in Chicago
In St Louis on March 28 Colonel Roosevelt flatly denied charges he would bolt the Republican party if not nominated at Chicago. He called the claims fake and said he would speak for himself if he has a message to share. He arrived from Chicago, met officials, and planned a major speech that night.
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Orozco
Mexico City
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Chicago
Iire
Roosevelt
Hadley
Planters
Planters’ Hotel
City Club
Merchants’ Exchange
Alexander Revell
National Roosevelt League
Colonel Roosevelt
Mutiny Among Five Hundred Republican Troops in Foo Chow
Chinese forces mutinied in Foo Chow on March 8 engaging in looting and slaughter in the native quarter. Five hundred troops allegedly led the spree, raising fears the violence may spread and draw foreigners into the unrest.
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Foo Chow
China
Gompers Hopeful for Amicable Coal Settlement
Washington March 20 Samuel Gompers AFL president said he is hopeful of an amicable settlement between capital and labor in the bituminous and anthracite coal regions.
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Gompers
Washington, D. C
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Local Y M C A Committee Optimistic on Move
The general committee reports strong sentiment in favor of a local Y M C A and anticipates a $50,000 fund. Plans prioritize reaching wealthy donors starting with a $10,000 lead gift, aided by Union county and La Grande supporters. Judge notes juvenile needs support for a focused youth center including girls.
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Itita
J. W. Maloney
Union County
la Grande
M C. A
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