Pendleton to vote on dairy and tuberculosis ordinance
An ordinance drafted this summer will be presented at tomorrow's Pendleton council meeting to regulate dairies and require bovine tuberculosis testing. The Bureau of Animal Industry, under Dr. McClure, will conduct inspections, with the plan modeled on current work in Washington, D C.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Messrs Cole and McClure
Pendleton
McClure
Bureau
Washington, D. C
Bank bandits plead guilty in Chautauqua case
Bank bandits Bill Tennant and Harry Coleman pleaded guilty to the daylight robbery of the Chautauqua State Bank at Chautauqua Springs. They were sentenced to an indeterminate 10 to 21 year term in the vault reformatory after securing $3000 and escaping on horseback. Tennant was captured in Denver and Coleman arrested in Washington.
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Sedan
Kan
Bill Tennant
Harry Coleman
Chautauqua State Bank
Chautauqua Springs
Waterhouse
Ty Bantley
Tennant
Denver
Coleman Ws
Washington
Sheridan Discharged In Criminal Libel Case
Boise September 8. On motion by special prosecuting attorney Fraser the case against R. B. Sheridan managing editor of the Capital News was dismissed for lack of evidence. The charge stemmed from the paper editorially attacking Gov. Gooding's administration.
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Boise
Fraser
Sheridan
Capital News
Gov. Gooding
Marriage to Katherine Elkins Faces Queen's Consent Question
Rome dispatch reports the Duke of Abruzza plans marriage to Katherine Elkins of West Virginia amid royal resistance. Queen Margherita remains opposed, citing concerns over American estates and dynastic propriety. The count Turin claims the duke would wed without consent and travels to Spezia to relay failure.
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Rome
Milan
Grossney
Duke of
Abrazai
Genoa
Savoy
Abrutal
Miss Elkins
Spexta
Cummins Faces Defeat In Des Moines Senate Vote
In Des Moines the house split on the senatorial race with 44 for Cummins, 21 for Porter the Democrat and 28 for the Republican standpatters. Prospects looked poor for Cummins with adjournment set for the afternoon.
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Des Moines
Town
Sept
House
Cummins
Porter
Cummings
Despondent woman dies by own action in St Louis
Despondent over her health Mrs. Thomas Warren, a nurse and sister-in-law of Vice-President Edward McNally of the Postal Telegraph, died by suicide in St. Louis. The report cites health issues as the sole explanation for her death.
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St. Louis
Sept
Nll
Thomas Warren
P Aister
Edward McNally
Papke Knocks Ketchel Out In Twelfth for Heavyweight Crown
Vernon Arena Los Angeles Sept 7 Hilly Papke of Illinois defeats Sunley Ketchel of Michigan in the twelfth round to claim the middleweight title. Ketchel suffers two broken eyesockets and severe facial wounds, fought valiantly but unable to recover full sight. Papke dominates early with a crushing assault while Ketchel bleeds and staggers, briefly regaining some exchanges before final knockouts.
Attempted assassination near Sagamore Hill roosevelt
An unknown man named John Coughlin, posing as an officer, attempted to approach President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill after disembarking from the 12:19 train. Secret Service officers subdued him after a struggle near the tennis court. a 32 caliber bulldog revolver was found in his pocket. The president was not harmed.
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Wilkie
Secret Service
Sagamore
Wadsworth
Roosevelt
John Coughlin
Boston
Coughlin
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Adams
Adame
Adama
Sloan
Justice of the Peace
Franklin
Mineola
Crank
Experiment Station Party to Visit Saturday
President Kerr of Oregon Agricultural College leads a party of government dry farming and irrigation experts to the county Friday and Saturday to study potential benefits of establishing experiment stations here. They aim to gather data on irrigation and dry farming work and will seek local cooperation, with a suggested branch station long desired to aid ranches and the irrigation area.
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Kerr
Lowell
Stone Held In Walla Walla On Liquor Charge
Stone, a former Weston lawyer and later salesman in Echo, is jailed in Walla Walla on a liquor sale charge. He posted $500 bail and now refuses to return without requisition papers, with District Attorney Phelps pursuing governor's papers.
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Echo
Benng
Co. C. Stone
Weston
Walla Walla
Echo Blind
Stone
M. H. Gillette
Phelps
Two Burned In Hotel Belmont Fire
Denver dispatch reports a hotel blaze at the Belmont trapping guests. More than 100 people crowded the hotel. two men died from burns and suffocation after leaping from upper floors. Rescuers could not reach the victims amid four floors burned. Victim include John T. Kane.
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Denver
Belmont
John TD. Kane
Murder suspect in Highlands Valley death named
Rowe Sept Fovenirere motive alleged for the murder of William C. Simmons whose body was found with a bullet hole in the neck in Highland valley on Saturday. Detectives suspect Emil Stanke brother of August Stanke who was killed by Simmons two years ago. Emil arrived yesterday in Harrison Nebraska.
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Rowe
Fovenirere
Hilton Telephone Line Sold for Nine Thousand Dollars
T. E. McGintle of Seattle bought the Hilton telephone line running from this place to the county south end for 9000 dollars. The system includes about 120 miles of line with over 80 subscribers and branches to Pendleton Pilot Rock Ukiah Hideaway Springs Lehman Springs and other ranches. The new owner plans extensions and improvements and may extend the line into Grant County.
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Kunsco Pilot Rock
Ukiah
Lehman Springs
Hideaway Springs
Rancho—New Man
Grant County
T. BE. McGintie
Seattle
Hilton
Pendleton
Plint Rock
Hidaway Springs
McKay Creek
Birch Creek
L. L. Mann Place
Stewart Creek
Pilot [Tock
Mathews Place
Une
McCune Place
Frank Michael's Place
Attle McKay
Cunningham Company
Rugg Bros
Nye
A. A. Cole
Webb Slough
Buttercreek
Ty. E. McGinitle
Launch Is Safe at Home After 18 Hours Adrift
The launch O. K. with 16 passengers went missing for 18 hours after breaking down in a Sunday squall. The craft drifted at sea before returning safely to port where all aboard are accounted for.
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Los Angeles
O. K
Alaskan rail chief Whitehead dies in own road wreck
Caleb Whitehead, president of Alaska Banking Safe Deposit Co and GM of Seward Peninsula railroad, died after a wreck on his line. An observatory car toppled into a creek. passengers were rescued but Whitehead did not regain consciousness. Whitehead had long played for Washington and later owned coal claims.
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Whitehead
Washington, D. C
Alaska
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