Miners Union Moves to Oust Gambling in Rock Springs
United Mine Workers Local No 2230 in Rock Springs adopts resolutions urging county attorney sheriff mayor and city council to prosecute anti gambling law violations. The union vows to mobilize its strength against public gambling houses and calls on other unions to join the effort to drive gambling out of the city.
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Rock Springs
United Mine Workers of America
Portland Plans Eight-Story Hotel on Fourth and Alder
A lease option signed yesterday paves the way for an eight story 200 room hotel in downtown Portland on the Burke property at Fourth and Alder. The deal was arranged by a syndicate of Portland capitalists led by the Dietz Mueller Company and Morgan Sweet Chapman.
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Corol Tourth
Alder
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Porttid
Save Joan Daily Journal
Burke
Fourth and
Alder Streets
Portland
Diets-Mueller Company
Morgan, Sweet & Chapman
Touch That Heals Arnica Balm Ad by Tallman Co
Arnica combination salve promises quick cures for burns sores ulcers wounds and piles. Tallman & Co. druggists guarantee the 25 cent ointment.
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Bucklen
Tallman & Co
Help Wanted Lodies Clothes Ironers at Robinsons Domestic Laundry
Job ad seeks ironers at Robinsons Domestic Laundry. Applicants need experience with garment care and ironing in a busy shop. Flexible hours and steady work offered with potential for advancement. Apply in person at Robinsons Domestic Laundry.
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Robinson
Rival Northland gardens draw Alaska Yukon race in 1909 expo
Dawson and Fairbanks, fierce northern rivals, plan major shows at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition in Seattle 1909. Gus Johnson reports corn grown near Dawson marking the first Northland harvest, while Fairbanks gardener Paul Rickert unveils ripening watermelons, claimed as first in Alaska or Yukon. The contest ends in a summer draw, with both cities predicting greater displays next year.
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Fairbanks
Seattle
Northland
Gus Johnson
Fairbank
Paul Rickert
Alaska
Yukon
Fairbanka
Million Pounds of Food to Alaska Yukon Operations
A Seattle newspaper outlines the Guggenheim brothers vast holdings in Alaska Yukon and Pacific coast ventures. It notes orders for five hundred tonnes of provisions for Yukon winter work and hints at large copper mining railroad and smelting projects along the Klondike valley and White River regions conducted by the firm ahead of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition.
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Alaska
Yukon
Pacific Coast
Empire Builders
Seattle
Aya
Fiom
Dawson
White River
Whitehorse
Klondike
Wursweller family heads to Prineville mercantile firm
Wednesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Albert Wursweller and their son Milton left for Prineville Oregon where Mr Wursweller will manage his brother s large mercantile and stock business during the latter s absence in Europe according to the Joseph Herald.
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Wursweller
Prineville
Albert Wursweller
Milton
Ore
Europe
Joseph Herald
Wareweller Brothers Business Sold to Joseph Mercantile Co
Mr Wareweller may settle in Joseph permanently while retaining property here. Mr Marxweller arrived in Joseph years ago, worked as clerk for his brother Will, then joined in business. The firm Wareweller Bros later sold to Joseph Mercantile Co which still runs the business.
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Wareweller
Joseph
Marxweller
Will
Wareweller Bros
Joseph Mercantile Co
Engineers to Seattle Leave Elgin for New Posts
R and N engineers Pollard chief engineer on the Elgin Joseph extension and draftsman Dieckingen have reargued positions and left this week for Seattle where they have positions awaiting them. In Elgin they made many friends who regret their departure.
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E. Co. Pollard
Elgin-Joseph
W. B. Dieckingen
Elgin Recorder
Pollard
Dickinson
Elgin
O. R. & N. Bridge Progress Near Lewiston
Chief Engineer Poschke and accompanying party inspected the Lewiston bridge project. The new line’s track extended to Steptoe, eleven and a half miles from Lewiston, with intention to reach Lewiston by late next week and by October 1 if maintained.
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Letten Arrest Ties to $100,000 Armory Theft
At St Louis, George W. Letten, son of Charles E B Letten, a defaulting clerk, was arrested. Police hold funds alleged to be part of a $100,000 armory theft that his father confessed to stealing.
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St. Louia
George W. Letten
Charles EB. Letten
Beer ad touts pure draught for lunch and women customers
The notice promotes an exceptionally good brew made from pure water, Bohemian hops, and top malt. It claims strict brewing formula and no equal quality for the price. It offers cases of two dozen bottles of beer or soda delivered to your house for $1.00.
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