Hard Times for Diggers in White Bluffs Hire Drive
J Dunn of White Bluffs sought 15 men and teams for an irrigating ditch job offering five dollars a day. Bywater of the Aumiller Transfer company sought ten teams but secured none. Both men lament the shortage of willing workers as time wore on and efforts failed.
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J. Dunn
White Bluffs
J. H. Bywater
Aumiller Transfer Company
Dunn
Williams Couple Resettle in Toppenish Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Williams left Tuesday for Toppenish to occupy their newly completed home They returned Sunday from an extended honeymoon in Southern California and Honolulu.
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Mrs
Frank Williams
Toppenish
Mrs. Williams
California
Honolulu
Schmitz Released as Extortion Charges Dropped
Eugene E. Schmitz was freed from jail after posting a 150000 dollar bond. Extortion charges he faced have been dismissed. Affidavits by Heney and Langdon refute Ruef immunity claims, with Heney’s 65000 word affidavit described as the longest in San Francisco court history. Detective Burns to follow with 40000 words.
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San Francisco
Eugene E. Schmitz
Ruef
Heney
Burns
Local Union Urges Unity To Boost North Yakima Labor
Local union men in North Yakima push for a federation of labor to unite trades and labor councils. E R Lucas of the Painters Union returns from Portland with a plan to form a central headquarters and attract cooks waiters and pressmen who lack union representation. A union meeting is planned to work out details and advance the effort.
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E. R. Lucas
Painters’ Union
Portland
Painters
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Federation of Labor
Lucas
Coroner Faults Fire Tragedy At Collingswood School
Cleveland March 10 Coroner Burke concludes the Collingswood school fire caused by overheated steam pipes placed near wood. He says no definite blame yet pending evidence review as 166th body is recovered after a month long siege of influenza. Mrs A Purdin of Leaming's addition resumes domestic duties though not fully recovered.
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Cleveland
Collingswood
Burke
la Grippe
A. Purdin
Leaming
Yakima Valley Gets Extended Time for Traction Line
Commissioners grant Yakima Valley Transportation an extension to build two miles of track by March 12, 1909 with five more miles over the following three years and a full line completion within five years. The decision signals an extensive new rail venture benefiting North Yakima. Also notes horse racing at the State Fair Grounds featuring Senator and Thomas W. with Gunnerson and Brooker preparing to drive.
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Yakima Valley Transportation Company
Yakima
Fred Brooker
Senator
Will Gunderson
Critics Fault American Battleship Design In Senate Hearing
Capt Winslow and Commander Key attacked ship construction defects before the Committee On Investigation in Washington. They charged ships under Admiral Evans left Hampton Roads over draft and criticized armor belts gun decks and ammunition hoists as unsafe. Key clashed with the panel over testimony, while the committee moved to an executive session to continue tomorrow focusing on ships not officers.
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Evans
Hampton Roads
Rojestvensky
Key
Capps
Landscape plans approved for Courthouse grounds completion
County commissioners accepted DeVaux landscape plans for finishing the Courthouse grounds. Bids will be called soon for cement walks and the Red Cross monument will be placed in the vacant area. An eight foot walk will run from the main entrance area to street First Street and north side entrances.
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DeVaux
de Veaux
Red Crosse Monument
Yakima
Third
First Street
B Street
Japanese Offer To Betray Country Sparks Arrest At Ely
A nameless Japanese man was arrested near Ely Nevada after a struggle with Clinton a local draughtsman who tried to detain him the Japanese invited Clinton to accompany him to San Francisco to obtain fortification drawings promising pay Clinton refused and held the man until officers arrived police seek evidence of the suspect’s possessions
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Ely
Nev
Riepetown
Clinton
San Francisco
Groundwork Planned Around Courthouse Grounds
A 20 foot terrace will surround the courthouse and jail with shrubbery and flowers to be planted. Locust trees are being grubbed out and dirt is hauled in to level the grounds as curb work proceeds.
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Dept. Racine
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Cess
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Eee Ma
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Soda Waters
Yakima Mineral Springs CO
Iene
Schmitz
Freeia Labor Council
Frisco Bay
A Trades and Labor Council
North
Yakima Valley
Committee On Investigation
C. Mer. Winslow
Bureau of Navigation
A. L. Key
de Vaux
Bedell Amalgamator
Bedell
Holstein
South Front
W. F. Bedell
Olympia
E. E. Mite
Prosser
Syracuse
Treat-Raynor Co
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U. S
L Steiaweg
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