Crack Boise Boxer May Meet Local Man
Jack Carpenter who defeated Jack Downey and Vine defeated Charley Jost at Froise has telegraphed loyal athlete club promoters of his willingness to meet Fred Sax the Pacific coast amateur middleweight champ before lovers of the sport Both boxers claim 140 pounds though meeting in the 158 junior class Dudley Evans local athletic club manager sees a 145 pound bout as likely Pred Sax assistant athletic instructor at Gayhart is willing to meet Carpenter Downey or any other in his weight class The match would be a big card if finalized but details remain unsettled
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Jack Carpenter
Jack Downey
Vine
Charley Jost
Froise
Fred Sax
Pacific Coast
Chamup
Dudley Evans
Umitager
Hete
Gayhaim
Carpenter
Just
Downey
Egata
Elyh
Blood flows in Bingham strike amid Utah clashes
In Hingham Utah on December 12 a melee between 50 deputies and Greek strikers shattered a copper miners truce. Deputies seized weapons as clashes ensued. one man was badly wounded and another possibly faces death. Union officials and company leaders voiced regret.
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Hingham
Utah
Get
Imuve
Utah Copper Company
Utah Consolidated Imining Company
Cofisiderabiegheadway
Magna
Utah Consolidated Mining Company
Rumlin
D.C. Jackson
Clean Town Right to Continue
Huntington October 12 Organization has been effected of a good government Teigudee to prevent election of indifferent men to the city council and keep close tab on all city affairs. The city is bankrupt and cannot pay officers. Wednesday night the council elected J. S. Crimmons mayor in place of J. T. Fyfer who resigned. The club will scrutinize his administration and prepare for a hard fight in the coming election and for a full city ticket in February.
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Huntington, Or
J. S. Crimmons
J. T. Fyfer
Crimmons
Pendleton Notes and Local Ventures Highlight Week
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports WHI visiting Scotland with John Vert planning an extended stay in his old homeland. Pat Foley of Hotel Foley in La Grande bought a car from Pendleton Auto Co and returned by auto. A hunting trip is planned for Sugar Hollow near Ukiah for two weeks by Pat Bhacefer Elmer Moire and Glen Sturdivant. Steve La Durge bound over to grand jury on $400 bond for alleged bad checks. Dave Gordon sues T J and Lena Woods for 169.60 plus interest and $50 attorney fees. J Berry represents the plaintiff.
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Scotland
John Vert
Cit.ien
la Granite
Pat Foley
Foley
la Grande
Pendleton
Pendleton Auto Co
Pat Bhacefer
Elmer Moire
Glen Sturdivant
Ralph Folsam
Sugar How
Ukiah
Steve la Durge
Castle Hook
Grand Jury
Dave Gordon
T J
Lena Woods
J. Berry
Presbyterian Sunday School Plans Hiawatha Entertainment
Plans are underway by the Presbyterian Church Sunday school to present a production titled Hiawatha. The event will be staged at the church on a later announced evening.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Death of Henry Pohl in Salem Prompts Burial Plans
Undertaker Ralph Folkamy notified this morning of the death of Henry Pohl a sixteen year old boy formerly wed in this city whose mother remains here The death occurred in Salem yesterday from La Grippe The body will be shipped to this city for burial.
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Ralph Folkamy
Henry Pohl
Salem
la Grippe
Opening of The Leader store draws large crowd
A large morning crowd gathered to take advantage of the opening offers at The Leader new six ten and 150 store. Proprietor Max B. M.Korn oversees the debut at the former Wonder Store site.
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Wonder
Max B. M.korn
Suit Entitled Umatilla Storage Commission Code Issued
Almond Hartsuff was instituted Thursday afternoon in the local court. The complaint alleges the defendant owes money to the company and to Mr. McComas on notes and accounts totaling $258.46. Carter & Smythe are attorneys for the plaintiff.
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Umatilla Storage & Commission Code
Almond Hartsuff
McComas
Carter & Smythe
Civil Service Exam Set for February 1 in Seattle
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a first grade clerical examination for federal positions in customs and internal revenue across departments. Applications and full details available from local secretary at the Post Office Building or the Seattle district secretary, 224 Post Office Building, Seattle. Wash. Mayor Matlock appoints delegates to the National Rivers Harbors congress in Washington December 4 to 6 with Pendleton representatives named. Albert J. Loeb of San Francisco, Bull Moose campaign orator, to speak in city halls tonight at 8. All interested are invited.
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Customs, Internal Revenue
Post
Bullding
Seattle
Wash
W. F. Matlock
National Rivers & Harbors Association
Washington
Jay
Pendleton
J. H. Raley
C. J. Smith
S. A. Lowell
E T. Aldrich
G. M. Rice
W. T. Thompson
A. J McAllister
J. Z. Perry
Panama Canal
Mooser
Albert J. Loeb
San Francisco
Bull Moose
House of Representatives
Montana
Baker City
Ested
S C Train 14 Kills Trackman on Speeder
Ambrose Marshall of Glendale an assistant foreman with Southern Pacific was killed last night while inspecting the line from Ashland to Glendale on a speeder near Gold Hill. The body was found about midnight and the inquest will wait for the train crew to return from Roseburg. Marshall had 22 years with the company and was a prominent Glendale citizen.
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Glendale
Ambrose Marshall
Southern Pacific
Bride Bank
Ashland
Gold Hill
Roseburg
Marshall
Elks Lodge Charter Granted Amid City Growth
A special train will bring delegations from Portland Centralia Olympia Tacoma and Seattle to celebrate the invitation and city milestones since founding. The gathering highlights the city's progress and its attainment of a charter for an Elks lodge after seven years of development.
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Nirge
Portland
Centralia
Jympia
Tacoma
Seattle
Elks Lodge
Pictures of Kaisers to Be Given to Him in Book
Berlin dispatch reports a costly gift to the Kaiser from global film makers. A volume titled Der Kaiserin Film will compile specimen photographs from hundreds of private and public recordings of the Kaiser at home and abroad. The emperor has been filmed about 600 times in the last decade, often without his knowledge.
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Berlin
Germany
Ilma
Proper Lighting Boosts Factory Output and Morale
The article argues that sanitary, well ventilated factories with good artificial lighting improve worker efficiency and output. It notes dark conditions in early morning and cloudy days, asserts lighting raises accuracy and quality, and highlights the broader health and well being benefits for workers and profitability for employers.
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Woking
London Farmers Face Postflood Relief Debate
London commentary argues parliament will not launch a royal inquiry into farmer losses from summer floods or future prevention. MP Bathurst criticizes the royal commission idea while noting severe damage to potato and cereal crops in Lincolnshire and Cheshire. Government aid, credit banks, and targeted relief for small holders are discussed, with emphasis on private and local funding limits and the need for some industrial distinction for affected farmers.
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Bathurst
Pariament
Spaulding
Lincolshire
Cheshire
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