Farmers Form Monster Union For Self Preservation
Delegates gather in Topeka to launch a Farmers Cooperative Congress uniting cotton planters of the South with grain and fruit growers of the North. The aim is to control prices, push favorable legislation, and build co operative exchanges, warehouses, banks, and union markets across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Farmers Co-operative Business Congress
James Butler
Farmers’ Unions of
South
Numerou
Ecclenics
Kalisia
Mixour
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Wapulklana
Miselesippi
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Tinos
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Butler
North
Ex-senator Bourton begins sentence in Missouri town
Burton, an ex-senator, arrived in the morning and surrendered to the U S marshal to start an eight months sentence at Tron County Inn in Trenton Missouri. He came with his wife and niece who will reside there during confinement. Mrs Burton expressed pride in her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et Loos
Bourton
United States
Tron County
Trenton
Farmers Congress Promotes Southern Union Methods
Prominent officials of the Farmers Cooperative and Educational Union, now with nearly 197000 members in the southern states, will address the congress to explain the business-like methods used by the southern unions and their benefits to northern and western wheat and corn growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Hee
Farmers’ Coperative and Educational Union
Congress
NOAD TO OKANOGAN OPENING EXPECTED THIS WEEK
Seattle Oct 22 The northern Okanogan county branch line on the Columbia and Okanogan rivers to Oroville will open for traffic in a day or two, spurring activity in mining districts. The Night Hawk camp shipments from Palmer mountain to the Canadian line begin, with Wehe Consolidated at Wehevill e and Rich Bar at Nighthawk preparing ore for shipment as railroad service expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warehington
Seattle
Wash
Okanogan County
Columbia
Okanogan Rivers
Oroville
Nighthawk
Palmer Mountain
Wehe
Weheeville
Troops Ordered to Wyoming to Quell Ute Indian Outbreaks
War Department orders the Fourteenth Cavalry to hold readiness to move to Wyoming to aid in suppressing Ute uprisings after attacks on cowboys. A company of infantry from Fort Wright will garrison Fort Walla Walla if the Fourteenth moves east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
War Department
Fourteenth Cavalry
Wyoming
Catte
Fort Wright
Fort Walla Wall
Western points favored in interstate charges, bridge trust dissolved
Merchants' Traffic association of Denver filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission contesting rates to Colorado from Chicago St Louis and Kansas City and demanding equality with Salt Lake and Ogden. Bellefontaine Ohio circuit court revoked remaining bridge trust charters and appointed receivers to wind up the businesses found guilty of violating the anti trust law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Ohio
Bridge Trust
Appolauis
Washington, Ct
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Colorado
Merchants’ Traffic Association of Denver Today
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado Midland
Santa Fe
Burlington
Rock Island
Northwestern
Colorado & Southern
Missouri & Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Ogden
Bellefontaine, O
SEW SOUTHERN ROAD PROJECT IN MEXICO DESCRIBED
In Arizona City on October 20 reports describe a new railroad line in the Sonora district of Mexico as evidence of American enterprise. Tunnels and alignment work are to begin at once as planners push a route from Port Lobos toward Caleria and then to Tuxan, crossing regional junctions to spur mining territory exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona City
Sondra
Mexico
Tunanelers
Port Lobos
Sonora
Gulf of California
Caleria
Tuxat
Arix
Altar
Amistialons
Changes in Davinegs Bank Leadership and Remodeling
Colonel J A Raley increases stake in Pendleton Savings Bank and will join its management as attorney for the bank. New remodeling plans for the Savings Bank building include lower floor office space and a redesigned second story with a modified stairway under supervision of M T Gwinn. Raley notes he left Carter Tinley Raley last July but will continue law practice in a shifted role focusing more on the bank and related business affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter & Maley
Otter
Poronne
Thank's
Ticers
Consigernshom—Pines
M.T. Gwinn
Bank
J. A. Raley
Pendleton Savings Bank
Carter, Tinley & Raley
Eines
Monti
Gwinn
Forest fires rage near Salinas and Palo Colorado Creek
Reports confirm forest fires started near Palo Colorado Creek three weeks ago, raging with no hope of extinction. The blaze has spread over 30 miles, destroying 160000 acres of cattle, houses, pasture, fences and timber despite heavy rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salinas
Cal
Palo
Colorado Creek
Great Northern completes Brandon line to Brandon
Rushing on to Wheat City Winnipeg Oct 22 Today the Great Northern railroad extension to Brandon Saskatchewan and Hudson Valley road is completed The route was laid to Brandon Engineer THran in charge says on October 10 the rail line was within 40 miles of Brandon near the Souris river at Carroll Continuous work and intensified effort allowed finishing ahead of contract time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Great Northern Railroad
Brandon, Saskatchewan
Hudson Valley
Brandon
Thran
le Lala
Souris
Carroll
Balloon race to Adirondacks by Aero Club
The Centaur and Orient, two Aero Club balloons, began an 11 mile wind race toward the Adirondacks. Major Reber and Captain Chandler of the army are present by order of the department, with Chandler piloting the Centaur.
Immigrant Emigration Plans Reported by General Booth
London October. General Booth announces plans to send fifty thousand emigrants to Canada in spring. Col. Lamb of the Salvation Army, back from Canada to the Pacific, reports immigrants satisfied with new homes and unwilling to return. New York to build a large municipal water system with a reservoir 12 miles long, two miles wide, up to 160 feet deep, drawn from the Catskill mountains 100 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
London
General Booth
Col. Lamb
Salvation Army
Pacific
England
New York City
Catekill Mountains
Utah Storm Ravages Salt Lake and Surrounding Areas
A ferocious three day storm devastates Utah from Salt Lake City to Farmington Brigham City. Three men are killed and many injured as trees fall, roofs collapse, and fires erupt. The Oregon Short Line and rail traffic halted while Great Salt Lake waves reached twenty feet. Damages include a $150000 loss at Utah Independent Packing plant and widespread destruction of homes, depots, and public buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt Lake
Farmington
Brigham City
Oregon
Fairmngton
Great Salt Lake
Utah Independent Packing Plant
North Salt Lake
Hietory
Utah
Idaho sheriff arrest report and La wreck update
Cononer Parmer arrested Robert Lansden at Welwer on embezzlement charges based on falsifying public records. Lansden was sheriff candidate for Washington county secretary of state. In New Orleans a Sunset Limited wreck near Bourtt, La left several killed as the train bound for California departed at 11:55 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baise
New Orleans
Ttan
Southern Pacific
Bourtt
California
Robbery thwarted as bank cashier confronts dynamite vault men
Pilville Missouri reports a McDonald County bank cashier shot at robbers who exploded dynamite at the vault. The bandits fled without money. The Condon Globe notes Caledonians plan a November 1–2 meeting in Condon with performers like Roderick Cameron and Mrs Sheldon and Mrs Shirlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilville
Mannine
McDonald County
Licensee to Marry in county betrothal reported
A mirage license was issued today to John H. Stephens and Alma Belman, both of this county. One of the worst snowstorms ever experienced in North Dakota in October caused much damage to livestock and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Stephens
Alma Belman
North Dakota
Crow Indian Fair At Crow Agency Show Draws Visitors
Crow Agency 79 miles east of here hosts a big fair where Crow Indians showcase livestock poultry vegetables and popular reports. Visitors from nearby states tour the grounds and learn about tribal life with strict no gambling and harsh penalties for whisky sales to Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Crow Mgeroy
Here
United States
Death of Camptender Jeff Marsh On Wallula Road
Jeff Marsh camptender for Dan P Smythe died suddenly of heart disease last night near Wallula while returning from a sheep drive headed to Sunnsvelde. He was 30 years old with two brothers Fred and D K Marsh and other family in Town. Funeral arrangements await arrival of the body and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camptender
Dan P. Smythe
Jeff Marsh
Wallula
Sunnsvelde
Mr. Smythe
Columbia
Smythe
William Slusher
Fred
D. K. Marah
F. BR. Marsh
Fairbanke Plans Oklahoma Tour Start In Ark City
Arkansic City Kan Oct 22 Fairbanke arrived here early today and will begin a tour of Oklahoma making speeches in every stop today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansic City
Kan
Fairbanke
Oklahoma
Beef Shipments Out From Pendleton In Two Consignments
Large Pendleton cattle shipment to Frey-Bruhn company of Seattle totals over 1000 head, split into two consignments. Beef cows and steers from John Day country sold at about 2.25 to 3.25 per head, with Frye-Bruhn taking 3984 head overall. official tally near 6000 head from March to fall. Also brief Juarez incident report with Juan Sarabia among those arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frey-Brahe Comany
Pendleton
John Day Country
Frey-Bruhn Company
Seattle
J. C. Lonergan
Frye-Brohn Company
John Hyda
Izee
Frye-Broubn Company
Jamce Honeckett
Frye. Bruhn Company
Taft to Speak in Multiple States With Schedule Listed
Taft to take a tour including Idaho Omaha Ohio and Baltimore with a possible stop in Cannon’s district. Congress convenes in Kansas City on October 22 as the Farm cooperative movement and railroad interests surface in reports. An Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry begins into relations between oil, builders and grain dealers tied to a Spokane rail project costing about 500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Washington
Idaho
Omaha
Ohio
Baltimore
Cannon
Dlstriet
Parner Congress
Kansas Ci
Interstate Commence Commission
Wey Wiekey Paulven
Spokane
Sroin
Storms and blizzards strike wide across nation
Weather reports detail Gulf coast hurricane damage in the millions, plus severe storms in San Francisco Salt Lake City and Texas. Honduras reports a hurricane with wrecked vessels and $1,000,000 plantation losses. Puerto Rican and Caribbean regions report widespread destruction and rail workmen losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash'seton
Weather Bureau
Gulf Coast
San Francisco
Salt Lake
West Central States
Texas
Honduras
Mobile
Get
Haroid
Rutan
West Indies
Sew Darm er Phone Line Connects Juniper and Wallula
A new telephone ring from Wallula to Juniper County has been installed by Eureka Electric of Chicago. Line No 2 includes 16 telephones and ties at the post office with four switches to reach any phone on Farmers Line No 1. Line No 1 extends up the Walla Walla valley to Nine Mile Bridge with 15 phones in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallula
Juniper Country
Eureka Electric Company of
Chicago
Parenters
Walla Walla Valley
Nine Mile Bridge
Long Disiance
Oper
Ation
Robbers at Vergennes Bank Shoot Teller in Morning Tremor
In Vergennes on October 2 robbers discovered placing a third dynamite charge under Floyd's bank safe. Abraheim Kimmel, aiding a citizen, was fatally shot by the thieves who fled as others approached. A separate store drawer yielded only $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergennes
Floyd's Bank
Abraheim Kimmel
Anny
Lingge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monster Union
Eevator
Mississippi Valley
Burton
Noad
Okanogan
Walla Walls
Merchants’ Traffic Association of Denver
Arizona
So- Tora
Davinegs Bank
Col
Taley
Wheat City
Thace Tolawy
Catholi
Lower 25Th Street
Webber State Academy
Salt Lake City
Heber Gite
Tobbers
Condon
Roderick Cameron
Mesdames Sheldon
Shirlock
Condon Globe
Portland
Ing
Crow Endian
Fairbanks
el Paso
St. Taulo Revole
Rai
Juarez
Juan Sarabia
Jupiter
Fla
Keys
Lawes
Havana
Ratabaho
Amaralfio
Panhandle
Kansas
Ellis
Minnnesota
Duluth
Minn
Juniper County
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