Tie Ups Result From Quarrels in Montana Lumber Trade
Missoula Montana May 4 Differences between the Industrial Workers of the World and the Montana Federation of Labor have tied up western Montana lumber operations. Operators granted wage gains but recognition disputes caused troops to be sent after workers voted to strike. In Philadelphia May 4 bricklayers stonemasons and granite cutters halted work, about 4000 workers affected, as unions clash over stone laying versus cutting duties and wage terms. Builders urged end to strikes, but lockout proceeded as unions failed to resolve the dispute.
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Industrial Workers of the World
Federation of Labor
Montana
Philadelphia
Missoula
Mont
Montana Federation of Labor
Thia City
Matone
Liners Struck in The Gulf Ice Blocks Cabot Strait
More than 3000 passengers aboard trans Atlantic liners are trapped in ice blocking Cabot Strait between Newfoundland and Cape Breton. The Sardinian from London to Montreal landed 600 passengers after failing to pass the barrier. The Octaroon and Vancouver are immobilized, while the Tonlan with about 1000 aboard is believed stuck in the Gulf of St Lawrence. In Evanston, the Wabe and Reed ore and coal steamers ran aground after veering off course in thick early May weather.
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Halifax
Cabot Straits
Newfoundland
Cape Breton
London
Montreal
Vancouver
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Chicago
Wafe
Reed
Evanston
Mark Twain Denies He Is Dead
New York May 4 Mark Twain was amused by reports he is dead aboard the Rogers yacht off Hampton Roads. The humorist says he is very much alive and well and enjoys the mistaken tale as a joke.
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Mark Twain
New York
Rogers
Hampton Roads
Third Trial Flake Discharges Roland O Shea
Chicago May 4 The jury in the third trial of Roland O Shea charged with uxocide disagreed and was discharged this morning.
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Chicago
Roland O'Shea
Getting Rowdy for Shriners in Los Angeles May 4
The adinee guard of the Shriners begins arriving as special trains run late. Delegations from Duluth Minneapolis and St Paul are expected tonight. Three thousand workmen labor with cards bunting lights flags banners lanterns and flowers to finish the decorations.
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Los Angeles
Adinee Guard
The
Shriners
Duluth
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Police Court Variations In Mercy Ruling By Recorder Parkes
In a tempered session Recorder Parkes shows mercy in a police court with three prisoners. One man faces a $6 fine or three days for a wine issue, another is sent to a work camp if he leaves immediately, and Pete alias George Peringer vows not to drink again as he is allowed to depart.
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Junge Parkes
Pacific Construction Company
Pete
George Peringer
Parkes
Pendleton to Visit Walla Walla for Game Three
Pendleton will travel to Walla Walla for the third game of the series. A day trip excursion will depart in the morning and return in the evening. The Pendleton lineup is expected to be similar to prior games with increased danger in the battery.
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Walla Walla
foumrrow—Escurdon
Pendleton Hall
Fir
Walla Wala
SINGER CUT OUT HIS OWN TONGUE IN QUAKING SAN FRANCISCO
Rome Alayd-Arcingela Ree, tenor, killed himself by cutting out his tongue at breakfast after performing the Swan Song for guests. He had been in a nervous state since the San Francisco earthquake and his voice faltered between fits of cheer and despair.
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Ainasiig
San Francisco
Rome
Alayd—Arcingela Ree
Guesse
Rossi
San Francsico
Emma Goldman Comes to San Francisco for Talks
Emma Gellman the renowned anarchist arrives in San Francisco from Denver and will lecture tomorrow under police watch during her stay. She plans to depart early next week for Be atile and other northwestern cities.
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San Francisco
Emma Gellman
Denver
Be«atile
Spectacular Horse Parade Delights Manning Crowd
A morning horse show in Manning featured over 100 top red horses and a parade led by Captain B. Kern. Equestriennes and Shetland ponies drew thousands along Main Street with flawless equestrian display and ideal weather. Frank Flavier and the fair commission organized a large, free event, showcasing trotting and standard bred horses, with a detailed entry list from Oregon Suntight to Jerome Eddy.
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Monatilin
Trainere
Behid
Vnes
Peneple Dlone
Mires
M. RB. Gwinn
Shetland
Lester Swnegart
Frank Flavier
Fair Commission
Pete Tet
Oregon
James H. Sturgis
Don M
C. H. McBroom
Lulu May
Black Hawk
Nelle
S. A. Lowell
Priscella J
Bonnie N. B
Eugene
Jerome Eddy
T. Olson
Ora Jay bags Inter scholastic cup at Walla Walla event
Pendleton high star Ora Jay led his team with 19 of Pendleton’s 23 points at the Walla Walla field meet. He swept titles in high jump 6 feet, pole vault 10 feet 2 inches, and 120 yard hurdles 174-6 seconds, plus runner up in discus and third in broad jump. Arthur Means placed second in shot put 39 feet 1 inch. John Dickson took third in 220 yard hurdles 27.255 seconds. Oakesdale won the relay with 20 points. Jay’s performance marks a standout early in his high school career.
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Ora Jay
Pendleton
Walla Wall
Nest of Wine Weve
Jay
Walla Walla
Arthur Means
John Dickson
Oakesdale High School
Interast
Sewell Sentenced to Indeterminate Term for Embezzlement
W. oJ Sewell was given an indeterminate penitentiary sentence by Judge Bean for embezzling funds from the Portland Lumber company. The term ranges from one to ten years with parole possible after one year. Sewell will be sent to Salem in a few days, following a prior postponement and a petition for clemency that failed.
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W. Oj. Sewell
Waying
Potliteh Lumber Company
Pendleton
Bean
Sewell
Salem
Young Velgath
Portland Gas Company
Colunel Ratey
Benn
Phelps
Raley
Abrogated Tariff Schedule Ties Up Railroad Pact
The Interstate Commerce Commission moved against E. H. Harriman by abrogating the 1909 tariff agreement between Southern Pacific and San Pedro Los Angeles Salt Lake. The deal, aimed at 99 years of control in California freight, was deemed likely anti trust. Separately, Red Pulp Beves reports selling 200 head of beet pulp fed cattle to Kiddle Bros and Union Meat of Portland. Remaining stock to be cleared by month end.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. H.harriman
Southern Pacific
San Pedro
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railway
California
BE. H. Harriman
W. A. Clark
Los Angeles
Warren Chandler
Jeff Hull
Kiddle Bros
Union Meat Company
Portland
Bull
Poll
Telk
la Grande Chronicle
San Francisco Labor Strife Severs Telephones and Hits Cars
Partial paralysis of telephone service continues in San Francisco as union strife worsens. Labor Council may boycott Pacific Telephone patrons. open shop threatened by employers. four shops close. carmen strike looms as chaos threatens transit and business losses mount.
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Esther Side
Central Labor Council
Pacific States Telephone Company—Medal
San Francisco
Labor Council
Pacific Telephone Company
Carmen
Lmen
Whrlice
Mrs Roosevelt Narrowly Escapes Death In Yacht Accident
Washington May 4 Mrs Roosevelt narrowly escaped death yesterday while returning from a brief cruise on the Sylph with friends. The yacht crashed into the dock crushing a launch and snapping a flag staff that fell three feet from where she stood. Captain Bulmer of the president’s personal staff commanded the yacht. officials suspect a misread signal by the engineer.
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Washington
Thiengo Wheat Market Report May 4
Thiengo wheat opened at 1 1 8, closed at 1 3 8 while corn opened 49 1 2 and closed 49 1 4 oats opened 44 1 8 and closed 44 2 4 planting prices reflect modest day.
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Thiengo
Newspaper Sold in Monu ment Enterprise Purchase
New owners W. E. Weir and Jess Allen purchase the Monument Enterprise from N A Amblen and plan to run it much as before. The change should improve the paper, and The News extends best wishes for success.
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W. E. Weir
Jess Allen
The
Long Creek Ranger
Monument Enterprise
N. A. Amblen
News
John Day News
Teachers to Echo Institute hosts literary program
Pendleton Academy figures Rev W H Blenkney Prof F K Noordhoff and wives along with Rev G L Hall and Rev W I Van Nuy attend to assist in this afternoon's meeting at Echo Institute.
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Echo
Perdleton Towelere
W. H. Blenkney
F. K. Noordhoff
Pendleton Academy
G. L. Hall
W. I. van Nuy
Mystery murder of Alex Hoenig in Cleveland
May 4 Cleveland reports the unresolved murder of Alex Hoenig. Detectives from the entire force are reassigned to the case. The chief states the boy was killed within 100 feet of the body’s discovery and hidden in a gold pinel box until Thursday night. Shopkeepers in the neighborhood were examined. no plausible motive can be ascribed.
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Cleveland
Alex Hoenig
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Tony
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W. B. McDorwoard
Eva Froome
Pauline Jones
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H. E. Collier
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Norman Alloway
EU- Wee Vogel
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Gertrude Sheridan
Panay Ireland
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W. P. Temple
Gussie Sawtelle
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Delia Crawford
Laura Coutts
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Charles Gronlich
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Bernice Ruppe
Ted
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King
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Queen
T. J. Chancey
Johnnie C
Bonnie 4B
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J. B. Perry
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Dan Psmythe
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Wade
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Dr. D. C. McNabb
Jerome
Birch Creek Horse Company
Prince Willie
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J. BH. Lack
Clarkston
J. L. Beckhusen
Hackney
Earling
Hazel
EB. W. McComas
Bernie
Mr. Vernon
Mra
BB. W. McComas
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