Utah Wool Outlook Showcases Record Southern Utah Sale
Southern Utah wool sells at 20 cents a pound the highest price on record with 150000 pounds dispatched at Milford. Packard & Lisondee see strong demand from Eisemann Brothers Boston while Wyoming grazing tax sparks tension with Utah breeders. Price gains and quality improvements drive optimistic outlook as shearing resumes.
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Utah
Wyoming
Salt Lake
Packard & Lisondee
Eisemann Brothers
Boston
Main
Ludwig Eisemann
Knutsford
Push House
Milford
England
Utah Sheep Breeders Push for Tax Repeal Next Legislature
The Utah breeders indicate an effort will be made at the upcoming legislature to repeal a law. They note Utah does not charge Wyoming a tax for sheep entering Utah and argue Utah breeders deserve the same courtesy.
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Utah
Wyoming
Minnesota and the Trusts Stand Still on Oil Freight Rates
Minnesota railroad and warehouse commission opened hearings in a case brought by independent oil dealers against railways in the state. They accuse oil firm Standard Oil of using carload rates to undercut local dealers, seeking to raise less than carload rates from third to fourth class. If approved, oil prices for state consumers could drop as freight costs fall. The independents claim Standard sets prices not by production cost but by dealers’ inability to access lower freight rates.
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Standart O
St. Paul
Minn
Eirland
Standard OM Company
Oita
Commission
Testimonial to Mme Modjeska at New York Opera House
A May 2 testimonial in Manhattan honors Mme Modjeska who has announced her retirement from the stage. Notables such as M Ignace Paderewski, Mrs Patrick Campbell, Otis Skinner, James O'Neill, and Miss Adan Rehan participated, with Modjeska performing scenes from Mary Stuart and Macbeth to an enthusiastic reception.
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Mme
Modjeska
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Modjeska
M. Ignace Paderewski
Patrick Campbell
Otis Skinner
James O'Neill
Adan Rehan
Mary Stuart
Macbeth
Southern Publishers Gather in Charleston for Meeting
About 100 leading Southern newspaper publishers, many with wives and families, attend the annual meeting of the Southern Publishers' Association in Charleston. An elaborate program of entertainment has been arranged for the visiting newspaper men.
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Southern Publishers
Charleston
S. C
Hay 2
Hshers
South
Flour to Japan Dumbarton carries 56000 barrels
The British steamship Dumbarton with 66 050 barrels of flour valued at 201780 sails for Japan carrying 11200 to Yokohama 26000 to Kobe and 18750 to Moji. Exports face delivery delays as orders for Frendene and Nicomedia space tighten while Hong Kong demand grows. A baseball game is set for Echo May 7 with an excursion from Heppner following last Sunday's 13 7 Heppner win.
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Dumbarton
Rettle
Yokohama
Kobe
Moji
Pagfland Gouring Mills
St. Johns
Oregon Daily Journal
Japan
Far East
Pacific
Oriental
Hong Kong
Portland & Asiatic Steamship Company
Nicomedia
J. H. Dewson
San Francisco
Numantia
Arabia Yokohama
Portland
Columbia River
Echo
Heppner
Wool to Come in Yet From Local Sheepmen
Wool delivery from the Buttercreek and Echo country sheepruns is overdue. Howard Brothers owe 150000 pounds, Joe Ray 100000, A H Sunderman 100000, Geo Rourke 160000, and Mike Urban 150000 pounds remain at warehouses. Most will be held until sales days and shipped to the city.
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Buttercreek
Echo Country
Howard Brothers
Joe Ray
H. Sunderman
Geo. Rourke
Mike Urban
Labor union convenes in Detroit seeks reform and leadership
The Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers opens its thirtieth annual convention in Detroit with delegates from most states. President Theodore Shaffer declines re election, fueling a campaign for his successor. A leading proposal calls for replacing the annual convention with an initiative and referendum system to run union affairs.
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Detroit
Shaffer
Mich
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
America
Theodore Shaffer
Association
William M. Gibson
Allegheney
Walter Larking
Martina Ferry
P. J. McArdie
Muncie
Ind
Richard Pitsgerald
Greenville
W. J. Young
New Cestle
The
Trial of Machen Opens in District Court
Washington D C May the trial began today for Machen Lorenz and Crawford charged with conspiracy in post office frauds. The district court heard the case as part of ongoing proceedings. The school board reported April receipts totaling 2723974 22 dollars.
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Machen
Washington, D. C
Theerses
Lorenz
Crawford
District Court
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Taylor Hardware CO
T. ©. Taylor
Main Street
Alta House
C. Bittner
Connection
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Alta and
Mill Streets
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta Street
Court House
Are You
Biaous
Dore
Atwood
Brock & McComas Company
Reintie Gate
Pendleton
Pendleton Meat Company
William Caldwell
Nate Rains
J. D. Brown
Conrad Platzoeder
Conrad Platzorder
Sullivan @ Bond
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