Boise Freight Rate Move In Spokane Case
The Rome Commercial club plans a movement to secure Spokane like freight concessions for Boise via railroad rate reductions. If needed, action may be taken before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Officials expect Boise to become a primary wholesale distributing point from Pocatello to Mountain, boosting local commerce and forcing coast rivals to shift operations.
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Harriman
Hill
Spokane
Rome Commercial Club
Rolee
Norse Capital News
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atkinson
Boise
Pocatello
Muntingston
Rolse
Portland
Idaho
Oregon
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Bolse Commercal Club
Roisehea
Ositle
Rolee Ia
Tima
Invented Gravel Machine Tested by Umatilla Man
W L Hamiston of Umatilla completed a patent gravel loading machine at Sev erance-Broughton shops in Walla Walla. The device uses twin belts and troughs to lift and screen gravel dirt and sand, loading 200 square yards daily at about 400 dollars before engine. The machine will be trialed in Umatilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hamiston
Umatilla
Severance-Broughton Company
Walla Walla
Hamilston
Sportsmen Elect Officers in Northwest Association Meeting
The Sportsmen Association of the Northwest held its annual meeting at the Walla club rooms with about two hundred members present. All current officers were reelected except two directors, Harry Gilchrist of Geattie replacing P J Holohan of Twin Falls, and Fred McBroom of Spokane replacing Charles McClure of British Columbia.
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Sportsman's Association of the Northwest
Walla
Walla Walla
Harry Gilchrist
Geattie
P. J. Holohan
Twin Falls
Fred McBroom
Spokane
Charles McCluore
British Columbia
Names of officials and places listed in regional notes
Oregon, E. EB. Ellis, Washington, B. B. Confar, Montana, C. C. Nauman, California, Fred McBroom, Washing
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Oregon
E. EB. Ellis
Washington
B. B. Confar
Montana
C. C. Nauman
California
Fred McBroom
Coast furniture dealers to face federal indictment
The Oregon Daily Journal reports Assistant U S Attorney James Cole says every furniture dealer along the Pacific coast who is in a trade association will be indicted by the federal grand jury in session in Portland. The plan allegedly restrained trade under the Sherman act by tying retailers to jobbers and restricting sales to nonmembers.
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Pacific Coast
Seasion
Portland
Oregon Daily Journal
James Cole
Cole
Pocatello Club Lines Up Welcome for Salt Lake Merchants
The Pocatello Commercial club meets at city hall tonight to plan a reception for an incoming Salt Lake excursion of Utah wholesalers and buyers arriving Monday May 10 for a week long tour of southern Idaho. The Gate City club aims to greet them at the depot and host a cordial visit. The Denver Rio Grande railway strike threat has been resolved with no strike now anticipated.
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Salt Lake
Portland
Pocatello Commercial Club
City Hall
Idaho
Pocatello Tribune
Utah
Gate City Club
Short Line Yard Improvements Near Completion
Bolse Capital-News reports rapid progress on Short Line yards including the Baller House and Enormous Tank. The engine house and boiler buildings are nearly finished and touted as the finest in the west with installed machinery and cement floors. A 65,000 gallon water tank, 60 feet diameter and 20 feet high, will be set 41 feet from the ground. A 79 foot boiler stack with a 26 foot exhaust will rise over 100 feet above ground. Track raising and extending work continues, promising the northwest’s finest yards.
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Baller
Bolse Capital
Newa
Wyoming Sheepmen Rally Against Camp Raiders
Cheyenne woolgrowers publish a call to justice against sheep camp raiders. They recall past raids by cattlemen and urge stronger pursuit and punishment for outlaws as they warn the industry may face fewer attacks now. A Buenos Aires harbor strike ends in total defeat for unions.
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Wyoming
Orme
Mays J
Cattleamen
Buenos Ayres
Argentine
Ben Campbell Departs Northwest Rail Traffic Leader
Ben Campbell, long a prominent railroad traffic official in the northwest, will leave to become vice president in charge of traffic for the New York New Haven Hartford railroad on the Atlantic coast. Ex-President Mellen of the Northern Pacific facilitated the move, and a successor at Great Northern’s traffic head is awaited with interest. Portland railroad men expect an official announcement.
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Ben Campbell
Northwest
Atlante Coast
Oregon Daily Journal
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Mellen
Northern Pacific
Campbell
Osteopathy in Statica Cures Sciatica With Pressure Relief
Osteopathy treats sciatica by releasing pressure on the sciatic nerve or its branches via mechanical manipulation. In extreme cases surgery is unnecessary as osteopaths use leverages to achieve relief, claiming a strong record in curing sciatica.
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Ea Ay
Batiste
WAITS
Wii
Commercial Association
He Interstate Commerce Commission
Trailroads
Hulse
C. Scott
Northwest Association
After Furniture Trust
Federal Grand Jury
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
Bolse
Alfred Benjamin Clothing
Bond Brothers
Pendleton
Ireland
Alexander Department
Evans & Pardee
George Baker
Three de Greaus
Will S. Trites, Picture Singer
Anna Belle
The
Star Stock Company
East Oregonian
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