Train wreck in Poughkeepsie leaves three dead
Three killed and fourteen seriously hurt when the Pacific Express of the New York Central derailed eleven miles from Poughkeepsie due to a landslide after heavy rains. Engineers Wells and Mills, and Jack Harlan among the dead. Others feared dead as conditions remained hazardous.
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W J Wycoff dies from sawmill accident injuries
Wesley J Wycoff died at Eugene hospital after being struck on the head by a windlass crank at Hyland Lumber Co sawmill in Mabel Juesday. He remained unconscious and died about 1 3 o clock. He was 45 and to be buried at Greenwood. He left a large family and relatives in Washington and Oregon. His life insured by Equitable Life.
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Mabel Juesday
Eugene
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Greenwood
McKenzie Valley
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Waterville
Wash
Archie Wycoff
Elsie Wycoff
Mra
Daisy Shoren
Amanda Wye
Haying Nears End as Harvest Looms in Lowell Area
Reports indicate haying nearly finished in Lowell and surrounding districts with grain harvests anticipated. Kitson Springs sees many visitors while rail surveyors map four routes to the summit. North Fork mines attract prospectors amid placer dirt finds. a rock crusher operates on the east road, and Clarence McKee’s family returns from Eastern Oregon.
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North Fork
Fugitive Belcher Returns to Prison in Paterson
Ex-mayor Belcher who fled over a year ago with 206 of friends and firms funds surrendered this morning in Paterson New Jersey. Detectives had never traced him before his return to the jail.
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Bath remedy ad with rheumatism relief claims
An old advertisement touts a bath solution to clear the face, remove cobwebs from the brain, and relieve rheumatism, swollen and tired feet, and nervousness. W L DeLANO offers a fresh supply at low prices.
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Oregon Football Schedule Aims to Six Games This Season
University of Oregon plans six games for the upcoming season with matches against Idaho in Moscow October 7, Willamette in Eugene November 3, Corvallis November 10, Washington in Eugene November 17, and Multnomah on Thanksgiving in Portland. Two dates remain open October 4 and November MM but rest and a strong Thanksgiving slate justify a shorter schedule. Captain Chandler leads returning players with coach Hugo Berdek and trainer Bill Hayward overseeing preparations as Lee Hesdek aids coaching.
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Miss Sibyl Thurston Married in the East
Miss Sibyl Thurston of Ragene and Dewitt s Snyder of Liberty wed in the East in a ceremony noted for its simplicity and local family ties.
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Five Year Service Medals Awarded to Local Militiamen
The Guard recently announced medals for long service in the National Guard. Members of Company C, Sergeant W A Gilbert, Fins L Snodgrass, and Nathan Ff Barrett received five year awards. Capt J M Williams of Company A earned a ten year medal, and Lieutenants Geo Willoughby and Henry Hunter are due ten year honors. Corp R S Huston will reach fifteen years with a few months more.
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Socialist speaker defiled the flag in Coburg
Coburg Aug 1 The Booth Kelly mill runs day and night after a week shutdown awaiting logs A Socialist speaker caused a disturbance on Tuesday evening by defiling the flag He was pulled from his box warned not to speak or be tossed into the mill pond G B Lewis and family of Cal de Sac Idaho visit relatives and may settle here
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Sackett Building
Portland
G. B. Lewis
Cal de Sac
Idaho
Turbulent Times Continue in Russia and Oregon News
In St. Petersburg authorities order Jews to stay in the city despite a prohibited residence rule as rioting flares in Samuel Cas sacks. mutinies rise in Sevastopol with warships placed out of commission and crews reassigned. Nearby Eugene scenes include a flood of local notices and visits, with residents from Roseburg, Portland, Cottage Grove, and beyond arriving or departing for events, outings, and business.
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Fronk Removed From Albany S P Depot
An Albany dispatch reports C. K. Fronk the former Eugene man and longtime Albany agent for the Southern Pacific has been called to Portland for head office reporting. E. A. Neal of Albany is named acting agent for the company at Albany. Fronk’s location after Portland is not known. His departure draws regret from many friends he leaves behind after years in charge of Albany office.
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Personal items from Eugene area reflect local movements
Personal notices list Mande Perry of Los Angeles visiting relatives in Eugene, J W Dickerson traveling to Jonetson for crop harvest, J D Dammen now in Portland, Arthur Lattin returning to Hoff man House after a two week Nazi country vacation, and Misa Ethel Forrester of Irving with brief notes.
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Los Angeles
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Arthur Lattin
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Irving
No Criminal Penalty for Trust Says Attorney
Chicago July 28. The conference of attorneys in the Standard Oil inquiry says penalties for trust practices remain civil. Assistant Attorney General Pagins notes no acts are felonies here, only possible severe fines for misdemeanors. John D. Rockefeller arrived at New York and avoided press, stating little on the Pont laid court case.
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Standard Oil
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