Callings of Names in Court and Speeding Fines
In police court yesterday Jennie Doe testified about neighbor Al Chamberlain of 1826 East Second Street, using epithets. Judge Grimes fined him ten dollars for harassment. Albert Shuite argued his speed was ordinary, case dismissed. Renfro, auto 30227, convicted of speeding and fined ten dollars before Forest Ranger Smith.
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Jennie Doe
al Chamberlain
East Second Street
Rea
Grimes
Albert Shuite
Thompson Park
Wo Renfro
Smith Renfro
Soldiers branches listed at Dayton Milwaukee and San Monicaville
There are branches of the national home for soldiers at Dayton Milwaukee Wisi Hampton Togus Me Leavenworth Ke nion and San Monica ville NL Johnson City Hot springs S D.
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National Home For Soldiers
Knights Gym Offers Wide Range Of Youth Sports
John Sullivan announces new Knights of Columbus gym program starting August 1. Juvenile classes run 1 30 to 2 30 for ages 7 to 12 and 3 to 4 for ages 12 to 17 with boxing swimming fencing and wrestling. Evening courses for adults planned plus city basketball league and potential football team. The big pool will host races diving and water events as students gain skill. Sullivan, recently returned from service, is a noted local boxer.
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Knights of Columbus
John “Sluggum” Sullivan
Board of Trustees
Knights of [Columbus
Butte
Sullivan
He Hs
Millions of dollars in equipment up for sale along coast
Sam Shiner of Shiner Furniture returned from the coast and viewed government warehouses at Vancouver. He says millions of dollars worth of locomotives, donkey engines, cars, dynamos and motors are being offered for sale and finding ready buyers. Shiner notes coastal conditions are good with a bustling business.
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Sam Shiner
Shiner Furniture Company
Vancouver
Daylight repeal fails in the House
The House defeated a daylight saving repeal proposal by allying Republican opponents with Democrats to strike the repeal rider from the 1920 agricultural appropriation bill. The bill, carrying 33.9 million dollars, passed without dissent and moves to the Senate. A separate note reports grasshopper conditions, noting a light egg-laying season due to parasites and entomologists praise poisoned bait for reducing eggs on farms.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Elds
Lincoln's Roof Gaffe Told By Chicago Suit Tale
In his early law days Lincoln, while in Chicago handling a case, had the roof removed to add height to his house. On returning he asked a passerby where Lincoln lived, received directions, and then solemnly entered the home, the anecdote recalling his reaction to the unexpected transformation.
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Lincoln
Chicago
Leading Golfer Hoffner Shows Brilliance At Brae Burn
Charles Hoffner, Philmont Club Philadelphia star, leads after 36 holes at North Shore Country Club Sea Cliff L I with 145, ahead of Emmet French 146 and Walter Hagen 72 in round one. Hoffner follows with 73 round two proving consistency key to title hopes.
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Charles Hoffver
Phil‘mont Club
Philadelphia
Chariles
Ind
Brae Burn Country Club
West Newton
Mass
Garden City
North Shore Country Club
Sea Cliff
L. 1
Hoffner
Emmet French
York
Walter Hagen
Brae Burn
North Shore
Morris Ranch Sold on Big Blackfoot in Montana
A 4000 acre Morris ranch at Sunset on the Blackfoot branch of the Milwaukee railroad 28 miles from Bonner was sold by Sterrett Napton. L E Tucker of Missoula bought it for 110000, including livestock and crops, adjoining Paul Greenough’s estate in the Blackfoot valley and offering abundant water and timothy hay.
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Montana
Sterrett
Napton
Morris
Sunset
Blackfoot
Milwaukee Railroad
Bonner
Bik Creek
L. E. Tucker
Missoula
Miles City
Fletcher
Lincoln
Paul Greenough
Spokane
Blackfoot Valley
Hard Luck Tale by Street Railways
Washington July 18 officials testifying about traction line operations since the current high price era again told the federal electric railways commission of continuing difficulties to make ends meet and warned of an approaching crisis unless public sentiment permits higher revenues for their services.
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Washington
Federal Electric Railways Commission
Generals Assigned to New Commands in War Office
Washington July 18 Lieut Gen Hunter Liggett and Maj Gen J T Dickman ordered to assume command of the Western and southern departments on arrival from overseas. Medford July 18 Mr and Mrs Archie Ash report their daughter Brances Ash remains missing after disappearance at Waikiki Beach Honolulu. a cable says she has not been found. Mountain of Roses Fourteen million roses distributed in London for Alexandra Day celebration.
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Washington
Hunter Liggett
Army of Occupation
Germany
J.T. Dickman
Fourth Army Corps
Ash
Medford
Ore
Archie Ash
Brances Ash
Waikaiki ‘Beach
Honolulu
San Francisco
London
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Oreste Yest
Louisiana Five Jazz Orchestra
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Happy Six
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Nazimova
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Sia
Ephaatre Orches
Sree
Boo
Rapho
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Columbia Records
Newbro Drug Co
Columbia” Dealers
West Park Street
H.hoffner
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al Case
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Betty
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Harry
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