Butte Seeks Civilian Cruise Ship For Western Waters
Butte holds a large public meeting to press the navy for a civilian cruise ship assignment for the Pacific Northwest. Mayor Lane leads a committee to engage Seattle Portland Tacoma Spokane and other cities in backing the plan to recruit civilians and sail this summer.
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Seattle
Portland
Tacoma
Spokane
Northcvest
Butte
West
Lane
Eugene Carroll
Mark Hzekiels
Malcolm Gills
Renick
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Josephus Daniela
Theavy
Pacific Northwest
Aise
Mtr
Carroll
Atlantic
Crifex
United Efforts
Mate Walters
Mivy Service
Mr. Carroll
J. J. Murphy
J. Shipley
Mark Hzeklels
Washington
Monuina
Short Change Injures Manufacturer and Customer Trust
The notice condemns store substitutions of inferior goods for recognizable brands. It argues such practices harm brand reputation and mislead customers, urging shoppers to demand named products and visit reputable stores to ensure quality.
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Tie
Thia
Frosts Cause Widespread Fruit Damage Across Oregon
May 11 reports show heavy frost in Oregon injuring fruit crops statewide. Grants Pass saw temperatures drop to record lows, with prunes damaged in Salem and cherries hit hard in eastern districts. Hood River valley reports damage to tree fruits though frost was milder there. Prospects for warmer weather tomorrow.
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Portland
Giely
Oregon
Fay
Grants Pass
Salem
Baker County
Thurston Pens
Wash
Hood River Valley
Prose Becta
Opposition to increasing number of bishops debated
Saratoga springs officials report a floor battle plan at the general conference to elect six or eight new bishops for the Methodist Episcopal Church. Four seats would fill retirements or resignations. Meanwhile missing persons in Texas and a sentry incident at Portsmouth Navy Yard are also noted as part of a broad May 11 report.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marathon
Texas
Tenn Springs
Boquillas
William Harris
F. Ballsworth
Peddiers
John Woodson
Quittas
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
Sip
Railroad PR: Death of President Gardner at Wianno Mass
Chicago May 3 received here today that President K Gardner of the Chicago and Western Tailroad company died late last night at Wianno Massachusetts.
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Chicago
Presid K. Gardner
Chicago & 3 Qestern Tailroad Company
Wianno
Mass
SES Girl's Rubber to Carry Love Note at Auction
A chaotic sale in Butte featured wrapped express shipments with items from fur coats to lingerie and a notable find: a love letter hidden in a woman's rubber boot, written by a bellboy in a St Paul hotel to a girl named Marie. Bidders fought for trunks, crates, and odd lot items including a crema moll without a head and other curiosities. A separate report from Pendleton notes wool bringing up to 30 cents a pound, claimed as a regional record.
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Marle
Neve
Express
Audi
Chetther
Chelor
St. Paul
Marien Tt
Marie
Major wool sale in Oregon tops season 1916 clip
The Daily Fashion reports Smythe brothers and Pendleton Sheep Co selling about 260000 pounds of wool to American Woolen Mills Hakunpee. Oregon political notes follow with Wilson renomination and Lewis for Senate ratified. Red Cross drives 100000 new members enrolled in New York. Canadian pact details and NSW teacher reforms noted amid diverse items.
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Smythe Brothers
Pendleton Sheep Company
Oregon
Mills
Abrupt end to negotiations over Mexican soldiers in U S soil
The report details a stalled negotiation with General Obregon and his chiefs opposition to demands, followed by a conference showing no possible agreement. General Frame is credited with a political victory as war ministers push the issue back into diplomatic channels and withdrawal talks return to Washington.
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Obregon
Frame
Washington
No Critical Situation Apparent at the Present
Washington May 11 No moral report from General Scott had arrived tonight but officials said no critical situation exists in the relations with Mexico. President Wilson maintains the policy of sending American troops to pursue bandits along the border while discussions with Obregon and Arredondo continue to resume the border talks. Pershing’s task is not yet finished as new raids are reported and Carranza seeks a date for withdrawal of U S troops from Mexican soil.
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Washington
Scott
Obregon
Carranza
Admin Mcssim
United States
Eliseo Arredondo
Desizmate
el Paso
Mexico
Engineer in Desperate Danger Reported at Buffalo Street
Fragments describe sickness and medical remedies, recounting a man named Sullivan from Wad Hocking street Buffalo who was cured after taking a tonic. The text also mentions military movements and precautions affecting border safety and war department actions.
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David G. Lewis
United
RED Cross Movement
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Elvin Toot
Team Paignton
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Sis
Republic
WAT
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American Ammation Company
Commission of Inquiry
E. W. Bassick
Fe Yoakum
Canadian Shell Commission
Yorkcam
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Cadwell
Fon Goon
New South Wales
Mairience College
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