More Daylight for Pendleton Adoption Plan Proposed
Pendleton seeks one extra hour of daylight by shifting clocks from May to October to Huntington time. Teon Cohen leads a renewed push after last spring’s near adoption failed due to merchant objections. Train schedules and shopping habits may adjust, but supporters say evenings would gain recreation time and a potential twilight baseball league.
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Pendleton
Dea
Leon Cohen
Peoples Warehouse
Thun
Tfe
Cohen
Bold Burglar Behind Bars After Confession
Ivan Ringdal, a Pinlang native, confessed to stealing jewelry from Schaefer Jewelry and a wheel from Herman Peters. Chief Tom Gurdane and Sheriff T. D. Taylor led the investigation, arresting Ringdal at the depot and recovering jewelry including a Hamilton ladies watch, a gold watch case, two wrench chains, and a Knights Templar badge. The pair of officers earned a $100 reward from the National Jewelers Association.
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Ivan Ringdal
Pinland
Herman Peters
Tom Gurdane
T. D. Taylor
Schaefer
Pinlang
Cnat
Gurdane Wienett
Crinn
Flo
Kearney
Hamilton
Knights Templar
National Jeweler's Association
New York Banking Corruption Probe Expands
In New York the grand jury investigating Carnegie Trust exposes a slush fund used to win new business. The Carnegie institution held 1.6 million dollars for bribes and 16000 was paid to install ex-President Dickinson as Cornell trustee. Six felony indictments are pending further inquiry into bank rottenness.
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New York
Morse
Carnegie Trust Company
Carnegie Institution
Dickinson
Cornell University
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Rich Alaska lands opened with Copper River railroad
Cordova Alaska March 30 By the completion today of the Copper River Northwestern railroad part of the richest land in Alaska is opened The Oret ore from Kennicott for Tacoma will be shipped within two days was announced with the driving of the last spike today The road is 187 miles long and cost 20000000.
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Cordova
Alaska
Copper River Northwestern Railroad
Kennicott
Tacoma
Two in Police Court Over Drunk and Disorderly Charge
Tom Caryom was held in the city jail for four days this morning on a drunk and disorderly charge. John Doe forfeited bail of five dollars for being drunk.
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Tom Caryom
John Doe
Jewelry store robbery in Spokane over five thousand dollars stolen
In Spokane on March 30 two masked robbers entered Rich ard Wegter’s shop on Washington street about 9 pm. They struck the jeweler on the head, escaped with diamonds jewelry and money valued over $5000. The jeweler, found unconscious by a passerby, led to a swift detective response.
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Spokane
Wash
Richard Wegter
Washington Street
Peace Talks Behind Closed Doors Stir San Antonio
San Antonio March 20 Limantour denies knowledge of a secret peace conference involving him, the Madero family, and Ambassador De La Barre. Washington agent Gomes and Juntas leader Join Ameona signal talks may proceed, with New York meetings cited and a potential, but undisclosed, neutral-ground peace commission.
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Limantour
Heo
Madero
Ambassador de la Barra
San Antonio
Tex
Gomes
Washington
Mads
Madero Lo
Ameona
Waehngton Juntas
San Antonia
Gastavo Madero
Murphy Attacks Stetson in New York Insurgent Row
Charles Murphy accuses Francis Lynde Stetson of backing insurgents in Albany and colluding with Fratis J. Slowen and J. P. Morgan ally, alleging stock watering and antitrust links. Stetson rejects Murphy’s charges while Brotmman says he cares little for the denunciation and remains unconcerned with Murphy’s remarks.
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New York
Charles Murphy
Francis Lyndesternon
Frank Is. Platt
United States
Themes
Plat
Steteon
Albany
Tau
Murphy
Heede
Stetson
Ated
Coneres
J P. Morgan
Internetiiield Atercantile Maritz
Rubber Trust
Arverter Trust
Mr. Marples
Brotman
Murthy
Knowledge contest to reward Pendleton readers
East Oregonian announces a knowledge contest offering 25 dollars to a reader who correctly answers questions about Pendleton industrial and commercial institutions and their products. The feature aims to test factual understanding, not guesswork, with entries open to all readers in the newspaper.
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East Oregonian
Fa&t Oregonian
Pendleton
Oregonian
Memorial Meeting in New York Overwhelmed Women
New York summary of a memorial mass for Washington Place fire victims drew 2000 attendees, with thirty women removed to hospitals for hysteria. The Shirt Waist and Dressmakers union organized the event, while plans for a 150,000-strong funeral procession and investigations into the catastrophe continued.
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New York
Washington Place
Grand Central Palace
Jewish Choristers Union
Triangle Walst Company
Washington Palhes
Caleh Tutatehux
Merny
Pire
Baseball Excursion Train To Wall Walla Sunday
A special train by the O W I & S N runs to Wallan Wall in Sun day April 2 for the Blue Mountain League game Pendleton vs Walla Walla. Train departs Pendleton at 9:15 Sunday morning arrives Walla Walla 11:00 a m returns leaves Walla Walla at 6:00 p m.
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Wallan Wall
Pendleton
Walla Walla
British Columbia Miners Ready to Strike Saturday
Fernie British Columbia March 30 Coal Creek and Fernie miners are set to strike Saturday The Minister of Labor at Ottawa has offered to intervene to settle the differences but has not yet been invited The situation is viewed as likely to bring trouble.
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Fernie
B.cc
Coal Creek
Ottawa
Chinese Attack Report Unconfirmed Near Amur Capital
An unverified report from Blagovestchensk in Amur province cites Chinese forces surrounding the city. dispatches say the claim may be the work of outlaws rather than official troops, with no corroboration from authorities.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Blagovestschensk
Amur
Cannon's Relative Indicted in Perjury Case
Danville March 80 A report says COEL Lesseur son in law of former Speaker Cannon has left for Europe and may not return until the grand jury investigating alleged election fraud concludes. Lesseur, president of the First National Bank, is described as wealthy.
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FE. X. Lesseur
Europe
Danville
cCoel
Hile
OX. Lesseur
Cannon
Lesceur
First National Bank
Tom L. Johnson Shows Notable Improvement
Mereland Ohio reports March 30 that Tom L. Johnson slept well and his condition improved noticeably, marking a positive development in his recovery.
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Mereland
Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
Government crusade frustrated as bucket shop ruling issued
Washington March 30 Justice Wright of the supreme court for the district of Columbia declares the anti bucket shop law unconstitutional calling it ambiguous Indictments against thirteen bucket shop proprietors are dismissed They were arrested in raids in Washington Baltimore and Chicago at the instance of the Department of Justice The decision could be appealed and if sustained it would overturn government efforts against stock fraud.
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Washington, D. C
Wright
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Washington
Haltimore
Chicago
Department of Justice
Lawyers Meet to Aid Court in Legal Case Fixing
An executive committee investigates a local legal matter and will report by May 1. Lawyers meet this afternoon to assist the court in untangling the strings of the case. Perry and Bailey face accusations of professional misconduct, with many committee members attending the session.
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Lecal
Wats
Perry
Bailey
Association refers matter to executive committee for May report
At 15 the association voted to refer the matter to the executive committee with instructions a report not later than May 1. Will M. Peterson, who is 4 member of the committee, will not act as he has been acting on attorney for Watts. Co. H. Carter called a meeting of the executive committee to follow adjournment.
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Will M. Peterson
Watts
Co. H. Carter
Special meeting of Umatilla County Bar Association
President Carter called a special meeting to address the St Dennis vs Watts case entanglement that embarrassed the court and prompted an investigation by the executive committee. The panel includes Carter Slater Coutts Peterson Fee Newberry Steiner. Watts accuses Perry and Bailey of unprofessional conduct over a suit involving heirs and alleged misappropriation with Watts seeking to dismiss. Attendees listed. Bailey not a member.
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Carter
Umatilla County Bar Association
St. Dennis Vs. Watts
Toasmuch
Irs
James A. Fee
Mead
C. H. Carter
R. J. Slater
G. W. Coutts
Wil M. Peterson
J. A. Fee
A. Newberry
Frederick Steiner
F. . Bartlett
Watts
Perry and Bailey
Desire St. Dennis
Perry & Bailey
R. J Slater
J B Perry
Bailey
Association
Election date set for May 9 on bond issues plan
The city council fixed Tuesday May 9 as the election day to decide Witter and sewer bond issues and a new street improvement plan. Initiatives received required signatures and voters should study the measures, including $200,000 water bonds, $20,000 sewer bonds, and street expense sharing. Also opened sprinkling bids and referred ordinance to curb peddlers on Minor Court Street.
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Court Street
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