Federal deficit forecast and scattered regional items across states
The treasury deficit stands near 20 million with projections to 35 million by June 10, the end of the year, while damages from a cyclone devastate Owl Oklahoma killing a teacher John Vincent and injuring six children.Salt arrives in St Louis to restrain Missouri officials from regrading Red Russian wheat as No 2 winter. Sherman Bell offered to lead Venezuela's military forces for reorganization. Miles Perman and Denora Welch engaged in Santa Rosa. after one year Mia Perman deserts him. Dilinois Senate blocks cities from setting max gas and electric rates. bucket shops bill dies. German toy exports reach 10.7 million with the US the top customer. Kansas bank deposits rise to 37 million last December, fivefold since prohibition, while population climbs from 1.06 to 1.59 million.
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Owl
John Vincent
St. Louis
Missouri State Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
Sherman M. Bell
Colorado
Venezuela
Santa Rosa
Cal
Miles P. Perman
Denora Welch
Mia Perman
Dilinois
Senate
House
United States
Senneberg
Kansas
Northwest News Highlights From Hood River to Puget Sound
Rain drenches Hood River. Lewiston High graduates seven students. Northern Pacific adds an extra Lewiston Spokane train. Coeur d Alene mines employ 2700 to 2000 men with summer rise expected. In Moscow three boys jailed for stowing goods from vehicles. Southern Montana sees 10 inches of wet snow May 6 7. Puget Sound outbound shipments hit 24 496 025 dollars. Corvallis Newton and Havearty fined 950 for giving liquor to a minor. Seattle slaughterhouses and packing plants to be moved. city battles the measure in court.
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Lewiston High School
Northern Pacific
Lewiston
Spokane
Coeur d'Alene
Moscow
Duhe
River bottom land near city limits offered for sale
Sixty acres of river bottom land adjoining the city, mostly cultivated with good improvements. Promises a big profit on the investment. Warrants inquiry to E. T. Wade & Son, Box 224, Block 1111, EB. O. Building, phone.
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E. T. Wade & Son
EB. O
East Oregonian Adds Equipment and Expansion
The East Oregonian reports a $4000 upgrade to its plant including a second Linotype, a new seven and a half horsepower electric motor, new type, a overhauled cylinder press, and two modern typesetting machines. The rapid growth of the newspaper and its editions has driven the investment to improve service, extend circulation across Eastern Oregon and beyond, and invite public visits to view the operations.
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East Oregonia
Inland Empire
Nsotype
East Oregonian
Umatilla
Oregon
Bealde
United States
Ths
East Oregonians
Pendleton
Emul City
Northwest
Presbyterian church hosts Philharmonic Music club meeting
The Presbyterian church plans a meeting tonight to form a secular society named the Philharmonic Music applets. About 30 to 40 signatories expect to join, with others welcomed to reach at least 40. Officers will be elected and governance rules set. Early joining members may pay a reduced fee, later increased. A public concert is planned for June.
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Philharmonic Music Applets
Wootely
City of Lewiston Sues Hotel Grand Owner Over Damages
In Lewiston district court City of Lewiston sues G Isa manie for 17600 plus interest after Mrs Mary McLean was injured by a defective sidewalk. City claims cellar door set by the defendant altered street and created obstruction while also alleging the cellarway was left in dangerous condition. The case drew attention at trial when questions of hotel ownership liability were raised.
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Lewiston le
G. Isamanie
Cox
M. Smith
Mary Mclean
McLean
Edity
Notice to Debtors and Vaudeville Bid Forfeit
Notice to debtors from Conrad Platzoeder seeking immediate settlement after selling his butcher business. Nin Patterson rejects a $1500 weekly offer for 20 weeks on vaudeville stage, with the offering company forgoing $10000 as a forfeit.
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Conrad Platzoeder
Nin Patterson
BUILD GOOD ROADS Umatilla urged to improve county highways
Dr James Withycombe of the agricultural college urged Umatilla county to invest in better roads noting Oregon lacks a perfect system of country roads. He called for competent engineers, efficient use of funds, and trimming waste to unlock resources for home building and farm improvements.
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Umatilla
Oregon
Umatilla County
James Withycombe
The
Agricultural College
East Oregonian
Atute
Oremon
United States
Umatila
Tonopah Ex-Mine Operator Praises Nevada Yet Warns of Health Dangers
William Lummin, once an operator in Nevada gold fields, returns to Baker City on his way to New York. He cites Tonopah and Goldfield health risks but notes sanitation improvements. Lummin prefers a slower money pace in a healthier climate, while Morgan receives the Osmanli grand cordon from the sultan of Turkey.
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William Lummes
Tonopah
Ney
Haker City
New York State
New York
Lummin
Baker City
Nevada
Goldfield
Vague City Figures in Four Cornered New York Campaign
A garbled OCR list cites numerous names across Portland Spokane Chicago and other places, loosely hinting at a forthcoming New York election featuring municipal ownership. The fragmentary text references the Pendleton and various individuals, offering no concrete actions or outcomes.
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New York City
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Two Islands
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Hood River
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Corvaille
Tablatha Newton
al Havearty
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Saya
Presbyterian Chore
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the Fair Department Store
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Stex Coar
Setevor
Voserr Cox
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Stonopan Unheadtiopul
Turkey
J. Pierpont Morgan
Taylor Hardware CO
T. ©. Taylor
Main Street
Donaldson’s Red Cross Pharmacy
Main ST
Phone Main
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Pendleton Roller Mills
St. George
Georgie W. Harrie
Portland
A. M. Miller
Kalispel
A. BP. Lange
F. E. Bishop
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A. McHee
Walla Walla
Julius Jacoby
Chicago
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W. L. Whitman
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H. J. Moody
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Harrington
R. Bowers
J. J. Burts
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W. B. Hamilton
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TY. J. Berg
James’ Callinan
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Colfax
G. H. Bushy
Dr. M. Kern
George Whitcolm
Hells
A. W. Norton
Stage Gulch
A. M. Kelly
Ukiah
E. P. Johnson
J. K. Roe
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E. H. Burke
J. M. Baker
J. H. Rableton
Adame
H. Hunt
Joe Connely
Charlotte E. Watt
W. P. Wood
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W. W. Evans
St. Joe
A. F. Nye
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North Yakima
E. BF. Duffy
I. A. Leeds
BE. True
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G. J. McEvoy
Starbuck
A. Lenech
Joe Pleven
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A. Miller
L. W. Martin
HH. Edwards
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George N. West
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L. 8
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White Bros
Walters’ Flouring Mills
Aomple
Depot
Hotel Bickers
Golden Rule
Court Street
I. BE. Bickers
Waite & Bollons, Proprietors
Muttes
Asnota
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Alliance Assurance Co
London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Co
British & Mercantile Royal Insurance Co
Frank Bclopton
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