Judge Dismisses Syndicalism Case 26 in Oregon
Circuit Judge Morrow dismissed the test case against Henry Brigardeau, ruling that merely being a member of an order advocating criminal syndicalism does not violate the state act. The decision likely frees 26 defendants jailed after a raid on a radical meeting hall. several original defendants have been convicted.
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Poland Warned Not to Cross Line by U S
The state department announced a formal communication warning Poland not to let its forces cross the ethnographic boundary in pursuit of Soviet troops. The note was transmitted to Warsaw through the American charge at Warsaw.
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Washington
Poland
Warsaw
State Department
France says Polish frontiers to be ethnographic
Paris August 25 The French foreign office announced that France is in full accord with the American government on the Polish issue stating Polish armies should stay within Poland’s ethnographic frontiers. It noted that the definite frontiers are not yet determined.
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Paris
Associated Press
Poland
East End returns spark a wave for Wilson in local results
Vote tallies show Palmer leading with 19,965 and Harlow Pease second at 14,632 as East End returns come in. Other contests include republican lieutenant governor hopefuls led by Nelson Story Jr with 15,879 and Roland C. Arnold topping the attorney general field with 20,762. Democratic and other party candidates follow with varied totals across state offices.
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Harlow Pease
Frank Woody
John W. Stanton
Nelson Story Jr
R. G. Linebarger
C. H. Willaims
Charles EK. Aver
L. V. Beaulieu
Fred Gabriel
A. 8. Gribble
Louis Irvin
A. H. McConnell
T. Stewart
Harry D. Barr
J. H. Bohling
Frank Cone
A. Haste
Herbert M. Peet
J. W. Walker
C. J. McAllister
Thomas D. Butterfield
N. O. Miller
Ella Dorothy Lord
Non-Partisan League
R. N. Hawkins
George P. Porter
Charles IL. Sheridan
Ole Sanvik
Andrew G. Labre
Samuel M. Ross
W. L. Collins
C. A. Rasmussen
A. WK. McFatridge
John P. Meadors
Hart
Johnson
Thieves Take Auto Of Road Supervisor
The theft of a small touring car owned by Beaverhead county and used by Road Supervisor Stahl of the Beaverhead district was reported to the sheriff yesterday morning. The auto was taken in the early hours from a distant section of the county where the thieves stopped at a ranch house for gas. county officers are pursuing them.
Forestry meeting urges US Canada pulp wood talks
New London New Hampshire Aug 25 forestry experts and paper manufacturers urged a conference between United States and Canada to settle the pulp wood controversy from crown lands in eastern Canadian provinces during today’s session.
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New London
New Hampshire
United States
Canada
Rockefeller Institute declares conquest of yellow fever
Official reports from Washington state the Rockefeller Institute has concluded the conquest of yellow fever. It isolated the disease germs and developed a serum that cures the illness and a vaccine to prevent future outbreaks.
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Universal Service
Washington
Rockefeller Institute
Blazes Spread Across Flathead and Nearby Forests
MISSOULA Aug. 25 Large fires race through Flathead Kaniksu and Coeur d Alene forests as winds and heat hinder control efforts. A 500 acre blaze at Lost creek Flathead Forest raises concern while six major fires burn in Kaniksu country. Lamb's Peak blaze in Coeur d Alene forest spreads after failed containment, Vermillion creek fire in Cabinet forest also grows.
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Flathead
Kaniksu
Coeur d'Ajene
Forest Service
Idaho
Montana
Lost Creek
Lone
Was
Coeur d’ Alene
Cross
Cabinet Forest
Spanish Village Plans Emigration to United States
Madrid reports Huerta Pelayo in Guadalajara province will emigrate en masse to the United States after the town clerk and 25 companions sought visas at the American consulate. Migrants from Salamanca province towns rise daily due to mining district strikes.
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Huerta Pelayo
Guadalajara
United States
Pedro Martinez Embil
Salamanca
Pacific & Eastern railroad sold at public auction
The Pacific & Eastern railroad was sold at public auction in Medford, Oregon, under United States court direction, to M. D. Olds of Sheboygan, Michigan, for $190,000. Olds was the sole bidder and has been a major timber purchaser in the region.
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Ore
Pacific & Eastern Railroad
United States
M. D. Olds
Sheboygan
Mich
Olds
Minneapolis Grain Market Report for Wheat and Grains
Minneapolis grain notes dated Aug 25 show wheat receipts 282 cars versus 525 a year ago. Cash prices list No 1 northern wheat 2.48 to 2.50, corn No 8 yellow 1.55 to 1.56, oats No 3 white 0.64 to 0.65, barley 0.88 to 0. something, rye No 2 1.92 to 1.934, flax No 1 8.21 to 8.23, flour unchanged, shipments 465 to 797 barrels, bran 12.
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Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
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