Train Robbery Claims and Rumors in Inland Empire
Details on the Great Northern express robbery near Roundo last month show three men in jail are believed identified. Rewards total about 15000 dollars with several claimants including Howe Reilly Spokane officers Agent Walton and C G Cumming. A jar hid the cache near a schoolhouse was found empty suggesting the robbers moved the money before leaving. Fuel use suggests wood prices may fall per Spokane Chronicle.
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Kallepell
Great Northern
Roundo
Howe
Reilly
Spokane
Walton
C. G. Cumming
Boise Barracks Improvements Progress and Funding
Estimates from the United States quartermaster in charge of remodeling Boise barracks project a $147000 expenditure by year start with possible further appropriation. Captain Winn says about $140000 will be used by March. Washington’s new appropriations unclear. Works include four‑troop barracks, two officers’ quarters, guard house, and nearing completion water system under Sam Davis. grading of officers’ quarters begun this week by Jackson, Rankin & Co. Boise Capital News.
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Boise Barracks
United States
Quartermaster’s Office
Winn
Washington
Urst
Sam Davis
Jackson, Rankin & Co
Boise Capital News
School Teacher Enters Politics In Spokane Election
The Spokane Grade Teachers association mobilizes to influence the December 7 school election. Two directors will replace Fred Phair and H W Allen, with Arthur W Davis the only avowed candidate besides Phair. The group, led by May Boydaton, aims to oppose the merit system adopted last June and the hiring of male principals.
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Spokane
Grade Teachers’ Association
Fred Phair
H. W. Allen
Phair
Arthur W. Davis
Davis & Davis
Ziegler
Grade Teachers' Association
May Boydaton
Holmes School
Larimer
Bancroft
Burns
Irving
Owen
Washington
Turnbull
Webster
Gundlach
Garfield
Spokesman-Review
Wool Prices Must Come Down Anticipates Wood Price Drop
Announcement from Lewiston of a cord price fall from 10 to 8.75 dollars fuels consumer hope for lowered wood costs. Mild fall weather and large national stockpiles support expectations of a material price decrease amid ongoing restrictions on consumption and trade.
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Spokane Chronicle
Lewiston
Narrow escape in capsized boat near rapids near Seufert’s cannery
Will Seufert barely survived when his launch capsized while crossing cables near the rapids en route from Seufert’s cannery to town last Friday. He was swept under twice before being rescued by bystander Mr. Laur elson who seized a nearby boat. Seufert, an expert swimmer, clung to the hull until help arrived, and he returned home the next day in good spirits.
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Seufert
Will Seufert
Laurelson
Old Columbia
Dalles
Locomotive Famine Hits City as Freight Rests in Yards
The Los Angeles Item reports a locomotive famine crippling rail traffic. About 150 freight cars sit idle with only one available engine, risking severe disruption as the orange season nears. The San Joaquin valley crop movement drives the excess rolling stock, but relief measures have been started.
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Los Angeles
San Joaquin Valley
Water wheel reaches position at Henrietta Mills
The water wheel is in position at Henrietta Mills and barley rolls will start soon. New sisters have arrived and are being placed quickly to bring the whole mill into operation shortly. Flour sacks will be produced by Henrietta Milling and Grain Company of Echo, Oregon.
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Henrietta Mills
Henrietta Milling & Grain Company
Echo, Ore
Echo ,Register
Trophy Room at Whitman College in Walla Walla
Whitman College students set aside funds to maintain a trophy room in the gym. A corner main-floor space will display Whitman victories with cases and banners. A roll will record varsity W winners and efforts are underway to reclaim scattered trophies across the Northwest. Eagle Dance slated for Friday night November 22 invites Eagles and holders of invitations with refreshments.
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Whitman
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Wash
Northwest
Sleeping Promises From Sexine Pills Ad
An advertisement claims Sexine Pills restore restful sleep for both men and women, easing nervousness from overwork and relaxing tired limbs. It markets the pills as a perfect tonic, guaranteed for weakness, priced at $1 per box or six for $5, with Pendleton Drug Co. selling them without substitutions.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Classifieds and notices for sale and services
For sale and service ads including high grade full length typewriter ribbons mailed to any address by Western Ribbon Co San Mateo Cal five room cottage with three lots 112 Garfield street inquiry at this office legal blanks for courts engraved cards invitations announcements and printing services available East Oregonian office advertising rates and prompts Tell the People to let them know your wants one line one time one line one week Four lines one month pricing details listed with per line rates.
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Western Ribbon Co
San Mateo
Cal
Garfield Street
North Elde
Termato Sal
The
East Oregonian
Wanted Curtains to Wash East Oregonian Classified
Classified ad page invites readers to place wanted ads for items and services. Includes rates for varying line counts and durations, with submission instructions and an appeal for subscribers to the Daily, Weekly and Semi-Weekly East Oregonian.
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Mia
P. A. Anderson
East Railroad
East Oregonian
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