Young Jail Breaker Flees From North Yakima County Jail
An 11-year-old from North Yakima with a year in reform school escaped his jail cell in Spokane. He had a history of theft charges including wheels and forging papers, later dropped for a horse stealing case. Authorities expect capture as he heads toward open country. Immigrants from Europe arrived at Ellis Island, New York.
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Reform School
Johnny Malloy
North Yakima
North
Yakima
Spokane
Yakima County
Europe
Ellis Island
New York
Sheep Quarantine Fight Between Oregon and Washington
The Walla Walla Union condemns Oregon sheepmen and Governor Chamberlain for seeking a quarantine against Washington flocks to gain a range monopoly in the Wenaha mountains. It urges fairness and justice, praising Washington figures and warning against agitating factions. An ad for Electric Bitters follows, touting cures and health benefits.
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Washington
Walla Walla
Oregon
Walla Walla Union
Chamberlain
Flue Mountains
Wenaha
Brynon
Wenaha Woolgrowere’ Association
Levi Ankeny
Acroge
Chief Engineer Arthur F. P. Davis Visits Pendleton
United States Reclamation Service chief engineer Arthur P. Davis visited Pendleton en route from Hermiston to Portland. He toured the Cold Springs project with Oregon engineer D. C. Henry and planned a Yakima project stop. Davis, recently named chief engineer after a long service, is a Lincoln County Kansas native and friend of Kent Oregonian editor A. H. Wait.
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Arthur FP. Davis
Reclamation Service
Pendleton
Arthur P. Davis
Reclamation Department of
United States
City
Hermiton
Portland
Cold Springs
D. C
Henry
Oregon
California
Davis
Yakima
Davie
Printing Office
A. H. Wait
Kent Oregonian
Lincoln County
Kansas
Warning Against Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Haywood Murder Trial Juries
Mercury free catarrh cures are urged as safe with prescriptions while Blall's Cure is promoted as genuine. A Haywood murder trial jury will stay housed near the court, under Idaho law, with an official cook and local store arrangements for meals. Sheriff Hodgin has secured a 900 foot proximity and two bailiffs accompany the panel.
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Down Hall
F. ‘ Cheney
Toledo
Blall
Ohio
Cheney
Fall
Mayer
House
Haywood
Stounenberg
Rays
Bolae
Idaho
Hodgin
Court tightens guard as courtroom expands seating
A Salem correspondent reports plans to guard juries day and night and to finish a partial courtroom expansion to increase capacity. Special arrangements for newspaper reporters and artists are noted as reforms aim to improve coverage.
Governor Candidate Prospects In Washington State Race
Reform voices push Representative Lee Johnson of North Yakima as a strong gubernatorial prospect. Party factions discuss solid backing from Woll Watli allies, while maneuvers hint at a Chelr Caignuilen candidacy. Aimed at primary dynamics, the piece notes strategic realignments and potential endorsements. An unrelated ad for Dr. King's New Life Pills follows, touting gentle appendix relief.
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Washington
Lee Johnson
North Yakima
Cainguilen
Wader
Smelter Operations Move Downward in Peru Mine
A notable case in Palat notes the Cerro de Pasco mines in Peru, at an elevation of 15,090 feet, where smelting has proved less effective. The plant has been dismantled and rebuilt at a lower altitude to restore viable operation.
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Cerro de Pasco
Peru
South America
Ile
Devereaux Co Pleads Guilty on Grain Transport Indictment
The W. P. Devereaux company of St Paul pleaded guilty to one of 18 indictments by the federal grand jury for soliciting and accepting ennercement in transporting grain from Minneapolis to Seattle. Judge Lochren fined $1000. the remaining 14 counts were dismissed.
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W. P. Devereaux Company
St Paul
Minneapolis
Seattle
Lochren
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Ite Cada
Cena
Lot. No
Lot
Buster Brown
June
Walter
Byers
Olympic
Ti Ie
Spokesman-Review
Omeepmen
N. A. Adams
Henrietta
Tallmin & Co
Bond Brothers
Pendleton’s Lending Clothiers
Wate Railway
James J. Hillines
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Company
Salem
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
F. J. Donaldson
Pendleton, Oregon
United States Depository
Geo, Hartman, JR
W. FE. Matlock
M'Leod
G. M. Rice
T. C., Taylor
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