Change to Arizona constitution urged by Cameron
United Press report from Washington states Arizona delegate Cameron asked the Senate committee on territories to remove the recall of judges from the Arizona constitution. He argued the President opposes it and statehood may hinge on its removal, while some lawmakers favor re submitting the provision to territory voters. The committee plans a vote tomorrow.
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United Press
Washigton
Cameron
Arizona
Senate Committee On Territories
Congress
House
Boy Killed by Automobile in Hoquiam
The 10 year old son of Join Herkkall, an Aberdeen engineer, died after being struck by an automobile driven by M. HK Bloom in Hoquiam. Bloom surrendered to police after taking the boy to hospital, and an investigation by Carnndr Tranter is planned for tomorrow.
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United Press
Hoquiam
Wesh
Join Herkkall
Aberdeen
M. HK. Bloom
iHoom Tuok
Bloom
Polley
Markkali
Royalty Reviews Navy Fleet Review at Portsmouth
King George and the Queen reviewed the greatest war fleet in world history. The water display closed the Gio mation celebrations. The royal party attended from Portsmout h aboard royal yachts, witnessing the naval ships and ceremonies.
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London
George
Fire Causes Estimated 400000 Damage in Barstow
United Press reports in Barstow California that a fire caused about 400000 in damage to a Santa Fe railroad house and scrap iron was destroyed. Sixteen locomotives were wrecked, with men fighting the blaze and saving an unspecified flat against the flames.
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United Press
Barstow
Calif
Sanita Fe
Wolgast Training Sheds Light on Fight Preparations
San Francisco June 21 Ad Wolgast arrived to observe welterweight duel prep. Dougherty co promotes Moran weights work at San Rafael, eyes April issue. Wolgast favored at about 10 to 8 over English challenger as training continues.
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San Piarcisco
Ad Waolgnet
Moran
Dougherty
Rafael
Issateen
Street Car Derails. Conductor Killed in Tacoma
June 24 in Tacoma a street car speeding out of control struck an open switch and derailed. Conductor J. T. Sadler was killed instantly.
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Tacoma
J. T. Sadler
Underwood Bill Faces Senate Push Despite Taft Veto Threat
Washington June 24. President Taft plans to veto all tariff bills today yet senate allies press the Underwood Bill to amend Schedule K and the wool tariff. It will pass separately and unattached to reciprocity. Senator Gore says cost of production and labor are similar in Canada and the U.S., arguing high tariff explains price differences in woolen goods.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Gore
Canada
Americans Aim to Win Anglo American Meet
United Press reports Yale and Harvard athletes compare with Oxford and Cambridge. Americans show faster marks in 109 yards and stronger times in quarter, half, and mile events. English team plans changes to distance events to challenge the Anglo American match in England.
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United Press
New York
Yale
Harvard J
Oxford
Cambridge
England
Poraires
Baseball notes and Hall of Fame era names in turmoil
The page lists baseball notes on Johnny Kiting and Rostor promoted to captaincy, Connie Mack recalling water pitchers for Letee Wissel, and the arrival of a former Eastern League star. It also notes postponed games, star pitching, and a set of National League catchers born in Ireland on June 14, plus Cobb’s busy bats causing gardeners’ work.
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Johnny Kiting
Rostor
Phar
Tle Fuse
Connie Mack
Letee Wissel
Anherhor Chaney
Neelile
Farid
Gin
Fisher
Quint Fun
Warshop
Boas
New York
Sonnei
Waite Sleving
Musharg Perently
Reb Cyulsum
Crooklyn
Dongta
Bresnahan
St.unis
Archer
Needhem
Mormons in Ukraine probe sparks wines and wills
Testimony describes intentions of leaders of the Mormon company in a controversial Ukraine probe. The president and general manager discuss stock, land holdings, and corporate control as investors examine the company’s affairs and economic motives amid disputed ownership and vast acreage.
Seattle Shipping Magnate Ends His Own Life in Room
Seattle magnate Captain D. H. Jarvis, 65, found dead in an Athletic Club room after leaving a suicide note. Once a celebrated Pacific Northwest mariner, he helped establish Alaska's first customs house, earned a Congress medal, and led the North Western Fisheries Company. Survived by widow and grown children. Despondency from ill health cited as contributing factor.
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Seattle
United Press
Hig
D. H. Jarvis
Pacific Northwest Coast
Seattle Athletic Club
Jarvis
Custom House
Alaska
Revenue Service
Congress
Great Northwestern Fisheries Company
U S May Hand Over 90 Alleged Rebel Murderers
SAN DIEGO June 23 General Mosby and more than ninety followers are held at Fort Rosecrans awaiting extradition on murder charges filed by the Mexican government. The Lower California revolt appears near end with Mexican troops occupying Tia Juana and a disputed death toll.
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United Press
San Diego
Cal
General Mosby
Hebel
Fort Roseierans
Lower
California
Tia Juana
Vega
Weyerhausers May Be Indicted in Big Lumber Scandal
United Press reports a grand jury convicted fourteen secretaries of lumber dealers associations in the west and Midwest on charges of conspiring to restrain trade. It is hinted that members of the Weyerhauser family will face indictments later. A. L. Porter of Spokane, from the Western Lumbermen's Association, is named among those indicted.
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Weyerhausers
United Press
Chicago
United States
West
Middle West
Informa
Sonvictlong
Ing
Wexerhauser
A. L. Poreter
Spokane
Western Lumbermen's Association
Charges Ar Against Bird Illea In Culina Addition
Complaints to the Lewis County Humane Society and the County Game Warden accuse a local resident of shooting rotins and other small birds near Culina's Addition in the North end of town. Neighbors provided the testimony and the name of the charged individual was not released.
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Lewis County Humane Society
Cullina
Power Plant Under Construction Near Washington Oreon Bay
Progress on a new power plant advances with significant structural work completed. Two tall stacks will dominate the skyline as five acres between the main line and an inclining road are filled with sawdust to prepare a roadway connecting the plant with Chelahls County wood. Estimated cost around 74,000 dollars, promising to be one of the state’s finest facilities.
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Washington-Oreson Bay- Total
Tapilly
Aml Ihe
Chehalls
Nea
Improve Service On Star Route Delivery Delays
The Star Route delivery service faces ongoing delays as weekly deliveries in the Kaglotor area are reduced. Residents report frequent issues with late arrivals and poor route efficiency, prompting calls for Department of Post improvements.
Old Pioneer Knapp Dies in Chehalis at 87
C F Knapp longtime Chehalis resident died yesterday morning at his home after a long illness. The remains lie in Sticklin parlors for viewing. Funeral to be held at the Chehalis Methodist church tomorrow afternoon. Born in Ohio October 3 1837 he served in the Civil War though not a GAR member. Survived by a widow three sons and three daughters all in Chehalis except Mrs Carrie Compton of Wisconsin.
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C. F. Knapp
Chehalis
Hig
Sticklin
Lewis County
Methodist
Knapp
Bor
Ohio
Washington
GAR
Carrie Compton
Wisconsin
Yeomen Social at Field and Lease Hall
The American Yeomen held a social last evening at their hall in the Field and Lease building. The program was well rendered, a hard time snip er was served, and dancing followed for a short time. They plan a dance for Yeomen and friends in Rochdale hall two weeks hence.
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Yoeman
A'L
Rochdale
Cardol touted by Mrs Green in Meetze Va
An advertisement features Mrs J C Green of Meetze Virginia praising Cardol for women’s health. She says doctors failed and Cardol cured her, boosting energy and appearance. The ad urges others to try it, offering a free advisory letter and home treatment book.
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Mrs. Green
Cardus
Meetze
J.C. Green
W.B
Ladies Advisory Cent
Chatts
Anoga Medicine Co
Chattattooga
Star Paint Shop Ad Lists Low Prices at Tower Avenue
Readable text shows Star Paint Shop offering Peerless Felt at 1.30 per roll and Columbian Paint at 1.05 per gallon along with varnish at the same low prices, located at 828 N Tower Avenue.
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Peerless
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