Quarantine Proclamation Bans Foreign Sheep Entering Oregon
Governor Chamberlain issued a quarantine against sheep from Washington Nevada and California after state and U S inspectors reported scabbies in those states. Penalties of 250 to 1000 dollars imposed for violations. Proclamation aims to protect Oregon flocks despite protests from Washington woolgrowers. possible lawsuit to block enforcement.
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Salem
Ore
Chamberlain
Washington
Nevada
California
Lytle
United States
Weniha
Wenaha
Wenaha Association
Burgess
J. N. Ayres
Oregon
Treacher Loved Too Much in Harrington Parish
Rev. D. M. Carpenter aged 66 and pastor of a Holiness church left town after confessing love for Della Goodrich. A letter meant for Della, mailed to the recorder of deeds by mistake, exposed the affair and was handed to church officers.
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Harrington
D. M. Carpenter
Holiness Church
Della Goodrich
Della
Recorder of Deeds
Carpenter
Oregon ranges limit on sheep movement described
Mr Burgees states most sheep will be dipped twice before entering Oregon ranges and again midway, with a five mile limit from the state line until dipping is completed. Washington sheepmen face the Hart tax of 20 cents per foreign sheep brought into the state and quarantine rules to prevent disease spread.
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Oregon Ranges
Washington
Anheuser Busch Firm Seeks Withdrawal From Kansas
Topeka May 9 The Anheuser Busch Brewlig company filed an answer in the supreme court confessing judgment in ouster and offering to withdraw from the state and pay all costs of action. The firm asks no receiver be appointed and that the injunction be modified to permit withdrawal of its property. It denies violating the injunction to date. The case follows an earlier injunction against foreign concerns and notice filed to block receivership for nine other companies. The matter set for hearing Friday after initial arguments.
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Topeka
Anhewuser- Ausch Brewlig Company
Supreme Court
Kansas
Anheuser-Busch Company
Train wreck leaves two dead in Burlington suburb
A Burlington suburban train en route to Chicago was derailed this morning, killing Mrs. Mary FR Miller of Riverside and Lucy Hays, a Black woman, as the fire department fought flames. Assistant U.S. Attorney Child and others were injured in the wreck and subsequent fire attack.
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Chicago
Burlington
Mary FR. Miller
Riverside
Lucy Hays
Child
Spokane Goes Non-Partisan In City Election Victory
The Spokane election yields Herbert Moore Republican reformist mayor, defeating Daggett amid a broadly non partisan result. City officials remain mixed, with Democrats re-elected in key posts, a council split, and a 400000 bridge bond plus four charter amendments approved. Wards favor residential districts over downtown saloon influence.
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Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Herbert Moore
Bat
Counci
Maine
Baldwin
Gray
Perfect Quiet At Haywood Trial Ends Lively Day
Borah vows to convict Haywood and Simpkins as 161 witnesses are listed, most from outside Idaho. Four veniremen excused for various reasons. Haywood’s family attends, courtroom orderly as Sherman Bell and Pauls of labor war era figures are named among the potential witnesses.
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Peabody
Haywood
Herah
Jack Simpkins
Borah
Simpkins
Sinte Hag
Witreeses Doise
Wnenarly
Sherman Bell
Cripple Creek
Carlton
Federation of Labor
Thaibory
Cora
Colorado
Floyd Thompson
Coeur d'Alene
Northewest
Baltic Stuck in the Mud Ashore in New York Bay
The steamer Baltic remains ashore in the lower bay. She is sinking deeper into the mud as attempts to refloat her at high tide this morning have failed. Eight tugs and salvage crews worked to free the vessel, but the shifting tide worsened her position.
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New York
Baltic
Lockout Continues In Seattle Harbor
Seattle reports a prolonged longshoremen lockout with no settlement in sight and cargo work handled by office staff despite ongoing work stoppage.
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Seattle
In Prospect
Cargoca
Murder in Second Degree Shocks La Fayette Saloon
Mrs. Alice Cooper Tawson was found guilty this morning of murder in the second degree for shooting her husband on September 21 last in his saloon. The verdict follows a trial held in La Fayette, Indiana, with jurors delivering a decision after deliberations. It records a serious crime and a domestic tragedy unfolding in a local business setting.
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la Fayette
Ind
Alice Cooper Tawson
Hia
Peace Move Aims to End San Francisco Strike
San Francisco officials report the Committee of Fifty will coordinate with the labor council to push a peaceful settlement. Chief Dinan says the strike’s backbone is broken and normal transportation should resume in days as police maintain order around car barns. Strikers meet to discuss further actions while guarded cars operate under patrol.
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Dinan
San Francisco
Labor Council
Calhoun
Joint Conciliation Committee
Momiss
Oak Street
Barnes
Turk Street
Eig
Drug and Harvester Trusts Hit By Government
Indianapolis May 9 federal court permanently enjoined the drug trust from conducting their combination declaring it illegal and restraining trade Ninety two defendants tied to the national association of retail druggists named it a complete victory for the government Washington May 9 the government will begin action soon against the harvester trust the inquiry incomplete and Bonaparte says the suit will start after papers are reviewed.
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Indianapolis
Federal
Drug Trust
National Association of Retail Druggists
Washington
Net
Harvester Trust
Bonaparte
Culberson Seen As Likely Senate Minority Leader
Washington May 9 Senator Charles A Culberson appears best positioned to become Senate minority leader next December. He claims enough Democratic support to win and brings wide experience from attorney general to Texas governor and long Senate tenure. If chosen he would steer party agenda during a long pre presidential session.
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Washington
Charles A. Culberson
Senate
Culberson
National Legisature
Texas
Congress
Burns backs down in prearranged fight dispute
In Los Angeles on May 9 Burns admitted the fight with O'Brien was prearranged and he had agreed to let O'Brien win. Burns later refused to concede and manager McCarty announced all bets off, signaling a dispute over the planned outcome.
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Los Angeles
Burns
O'Brien
McCarty
A Week of Amusement by Shriners in Los Angeles
The Shriners plan a week of entertainment in Los Angeles with varied amusements. On the morning of May 9 a large group undertook a pilgrimage to Catalina Island as part of the schedule.
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Cata “Ina Island
Los Angeles
Shriners
Cata‘ina Island
Portland Business Men to Visit Pendleton Excursion Tomorrow
Portland merchants numbering about 75 will travel to Pendleton for an eight hour visit with no formal program. The party will arrive at 1 45 morning and depart for Hermiston at 10 o clock. Souvenirs and pamphlets will highlight Pendleton and Amity county. The event aims to cement ties and foster mutual commerce with Portland as annual.
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Hermiston
Portland
Oregon
Idaho
Pendleton
Traily
Pendleton Commercial Association
Amentilie County
Excurson and
Pendleton Firma
City Council Approves Webb Street Light and Street Sweep Changes
The council unanimously granted a street light at Webb and Johnson streets near the M E church, citing darkness from the business district to College Street. The remonstrance against Webb Street west end expansion failed for lack of frontage, placing West Webb for future improvement with East Court and West Alta. Robert W. Fletcher was named and confirmed as street commissioner, to start immediately, resigning from O R L and N.
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Johnson and Webb Streets
New Methodist Church
RE. W. Fletcher
Webb Street
West Webb Street
East Court
West Alta
M. E. Church
Rolland Oliver
Webb and
Johnson Streets
College Street
Fletcher
Robert W. Fletcher
Fee
O. RL & N. Company
Me. Cormmach
Reno quarrel ends with shooting at Tremont Hotel
Orene Lock formerly of Sainta Rosa California shot Will O'Brien of Reno after a quarrel at the Tremont Hotel. Orene was arrested. O'Brien says she attempted murder, while the girl claims he shot himself.
Rooster Club Elects Officers for July Celebration
Last night the Rooster Booster club held its first meeting in the Commercial association rooms and formed a permanent organization. Elected officers were W A Crank president Jack Huston secretary and W D Burford treasurer. A Fourth of July celebration committee was named with Crank Fink Roder Thompson and Sullivan. A buttons committee was appointed and another to explore securing an opera house for the city.
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Booster Club
Commercial Association
W. A. Crank
Jack Huston
W. D. Burford
J. P Fink
M. A. Roder
Hermann and Hall Cases Move to Portland If Courts Close
San Francisco May 9 Francis J Mency says that if local courts adjourn over June and July he will go to Portland to try Hermann and John H Hall. He hopes to try Hermann in the Blue Mountain reserve case and Hall in the Wheeler county fencing case. No court announcements yet but summers are typically taken for vacations.
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San Francisco
Francis J. Mency
Portland
Hinger Hermann
John H. Hall
Hermann
Blue Mountain Reserve
Hall
Wheeler County
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Board of Sheep Communioners
W. H. Lytle
Chamberlin
H.C. Bryson
Washington Woolgrowers' Association
Nelson
Astate
Treacher
Mayor Daggett
Dour
Ascii Ciy
Haley
A. J. Ewing
J. B. Yates
George Walker
New York Harbor
Seatle
Tate
Oak Street Barn
Drug and Harvester Trusts
Corm
Will O'Brien
Rooster Club
Hermann and Hall
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