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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
8
Three thousand suffragettes marched down Fifth Avenue under banners proclaiming Equal Pay for Equal Work. The parade drew vast applause from spectators and was praised for orderly conduct versus harsh displays seen in England, winning converts to their cause along the route.
A fragmented listing shows price ranges from five to eight dollars and from one to four dollars, plus four dollars and three to nine dollars in the readable text. The exact items and dates are unclear due to OCR damage.
A field day will be held at the Umathlla experiment farm in Hermieton Ore Sept 10 with Oregon Experiment Station director Dr James Wthycombe and horticulturist C J Lewis speaking. Visitors will tour the farm to see ongoing experiments addressing farming and horticultural problems and several early results show pronounced progress.
Warshington Sept 10 A Byrne detective FW Shipley testified before a senate committee investigating the West Virginia coal mine strike. He claimed a prominent man named in Pennsylvania supplied information aiding the trouble.
An old newspaper fragment touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy for coughs and lung congestion with prices 25c 60c and 1.00. It also advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla for blood strength and muscular development, urging young men to build a strong constitution.
Promotes health in stomach and bowels while destroying worms. Described as a strengthening tonic with improved vigor. Priced at 26 cents per bottle and available from all dealers.
New York Brooklyn Magistrate Voorhees rules it is not a crime for a woman to don masculine attire. Katherine Clark, arraigned in Adams Street Court for vagrancy, wore a blue serge suit with tight fitting trousers, socks, and silk shirt. She earned more working as a man, the judge noted.
Katherine, wearing a gray cap, appeared before Magistrate Voorhees with $500 bond defaulted and jailed since last Tuesday on vagrancy charges. The judge questioned her identity as she refused to name her family, saying she would rather serve time than reveal her relatives. The magistrate noted it is not a crime to wear men's clothes or smoke, but she remains jailed until a later adjourned date with probation officer Miss Fish intervening.
In Los Lunas New Mexico on September 10 a jury found Mrs Lionides De Griego and her son Torbio Griego guilty of second degree murder for choking Gertrude Griego wife of the latter in a family quarrel. The bride had been married only a few weeks. The maximum penalty is life imprisonment.
A collage of household tips and style notes from 1910 era papers highlights fashion details like upturned hems on skirts with Roman stripes and Scotch plaids, a blue gabardine coat trimmed with red blue plaid, and ribbon rolls for dressing tables. Also includes garment care, hat packing, curtain ironing, and a vegetable chowder recipe.
A soiled rubber hot water bottle can be cleaned easily by rubbing it with a flannel dipped in hot water and well soap. After cleansing, dry the bottle thoroughly to prevent moisture remaining.
Dutch consul T D W Berghuys and his wife travel from Portland to Pendleton for the Round-Up, hoping to witness real cowboy and broncho performances. He is Netherlands consul at Nice and Waik. He and family plan two days in Pendleton before resuming a U S tour tied to a Panama-Pacific Exposition exhibit and coal interests.
President Wilson had a narrow escape in Washington on Saturday night when he forgot traffic rules forbidding pedestrians from crossing streets except at corners. A bystander or officer intervened, saving the president from harm as a street car approached.
Chicago police traced addresses listed in a Chinese black book found during the hunt for Charles Sing’s killer. Interpreters tied the volume to opium trade and a Chinese smuggling network, with letters from white girls suggesting a white slave ring. Measurements indicate broader traffic into major city Chinatowns. Electric tools advance construction work.
Sept 10 the supreme court sustained Commissioner Ferguson in the case against American Life Accident company of Portland canceling its license last year. The company sued to force permission to operate and the trial by Judge Galloway ruled for the plaintiff, but on appeal the high court upheld the commissioner. A second item promotes HER PINE with a promotional tone and price.
Fifteen injured in a railroad wreck on the Pennsylvania line near Wylie Ohio. Dispatches say the steel cars prevented a greater loss of life in the incident reported from Indianapolis dated September 10.
Put-In-Bay reports the final two days of Com mander Perry’s Great Lakes victory celebration began as the Niagara flagship arrived. The historic boat has displayed at about a dozen lake ports.
$100 reward offered for proof Hall's Catarrh Cure fails. Advertisement claims catarrh is constitutional and cured internally through blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents state cure is guaranteed with testimonials and list F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as makers. Sold by druggists with Hall's Family Pills recommended.
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