Chairman Hitchcock Names Members Of Advisory Committee
New York Aug. 2 28 Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican national committee today announced the appointment of the advisory committee members including Richard A Ballinger Cornelius N Bliss Powell Clayton W Murray Crane William Nelson Cromwell John Hays Hammond Franklin Murphy Charles P Taft Arthur I Vorys Hitchcock will be chairman and Elmer Dover secretary.
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New York
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Richard A. Ballinger
Washington
Cornelius N. Bliss
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
William Nelson Cromwell
John Hays Hammond
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Charles P. Taft
Ohio
Arthur I. Vorys
Ohto
Indicted rioter faces six counts in Springfield case
In Springfield on August 21 the military rule ends and civil authorities take over. Abraham Raynor is indicted on six counts including murder and riot. Rumor of Rolla Keyes shot by friends of a defendant sparked unrest, later deemed accidental. precautions remain as deputies and special policemen reinforce the city.
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Springfield
Abraham Raynor
Rolla Keyes
Hallam
George Richardson
Keyes
Mrs H Cleman Dies In Portland At 3 This Morning
Din Mre H Cleman died this morning at 3 o clock in Portland. She was the widow of the late J C Inman of El mira and had many friends in Eugene and Lane county. Interment will be made in the I O O F cemetery Monday afternoon. The services will be held at the graveyard with the body expected on the afternoon train from the north.
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Mre. H. Cleman
Portland
J. C. Inman
Elmira
Eugene
Lane County
Harrisburg People Ad at County Interest
Ed Harris of Sweet Home formerly Harrisburg visited old-time friends the past week. Mrs T S Anderson visited Albany last Friday. Francis Kisser of Rolland was a business caller Tuesday. Miss Eva Morris of Eugene, here weeks visiting WF Pierce home, returned Sunday to Eugene. Ora Jackson of Junction City visiting Mrs Geo Wilhelm. Mrs C Funk and Orble trip to Eugene last Saturday. Mr and Mrs EB.ick Upmeyer and Mrs Adam George and daughter Guaste went to Eugene on a Spring Measure trip in the Douglas auto, started early and were gone all day. Bulletin
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Ed Harris
Sweet Home
Harrisburg
T.S. Anderson
Albany
Francis Kisser
Rolland
Eva Morris
Eugene
WF. Pierce
Eugene Mise Ora Jackson
Junction City
Geo Wilhelm
C. Funk
Orble
Mary Jane
Saturdas
Eb.ick. Upmeyer
Adam George
Miss Guaste
Douglas
Four Misses and Gentlemen Plan Two Weeks Trip
Co P Chastain Harold Merryman Francis J Bowne and the Misses Mannshaw Mabel Bowne Mabel Campbell and Edna Jensen leave tomorrow for a two weeks trip to Crater Lake Spring Creek and the Hue patch in Klamath Falls Heral.
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P. Chastain
Harold Merryman
Francis J. Bowne
Misses Mannshaw
Mabel Bowne
Mabel Campbell
Edna Jensen
Crater Lake
Spring Creek
Hue —E Patch
Klamath Falls
Mrs Pomeroy Visits Beebe Family With Daughter
Mrs Pomeroy and her daughter are visiting Mrs George Beebe and family, sharing time and conversation in a cordial social call.
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Mrs. Pomeroy
George Beebe
Bryan to Launch Midwest Speaking Tour in September
Chicago Aug 22 Preliminary to a thirty days speaking tour Bryan plans to force the fighting in the Middle West He will visit Indiana Illinois Ohio Kentucky and parts of New York beginning mid September The national committee and heads of bureaus are finalizing dates and action while reports from the East and West praise campaign progress and Democrats back a strong Minnesota candidate.
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Chicago
Middle West
Bryan
Mack
National Committee
Made West
Iodana
Illinois
Ohio
Kentucky
New York
National
Meyer 18 Out for Governor Hughes
Postmaster General Meyer arrived in Hot Springs from Oyster Bay and Washington for a conference with Judge Taft. He stated he believes Governor Hughes will be renominated and that President Roosevelt will not pressure the outcome, leaving the matter to be settled by Hughes's renomination.
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Hot Springs
Meyer
Oyster Bay
Washington
Taft
Hughes
Roosevelt
University president weds Mrs Church in Grand Lake
P. L. Campbell, president of the University of Oregon, married Mrs Susan Campbell Church of San Francisco in Grand Lake Colorado yesterday. The couple will travel to Eugene in a few days.
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Grand Lake
Col
P. L. Campbell
University of Oregon
Susan Campbell Church
San Francisco
Eugene
Arsenic Mistake In Baking Powder Tragedy
Columbus dispatch reports Mrs Walter Starkey of Groveport mismeasured arsenic for baking powder in a potpie leading to the death of her two young children and the parents in serious condition.
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Columbus
Walter Starkey
Groveport
Starkey
Oregon Guardsmen Win Fourth in National Rifle Meet
Camp Perry Ohio August 22 B F Shields of Oregon placed fourth with 299 in the presidents contest amid 277 contestants. Sergeant A Brest US Infantry won first with 304 Captain W F Allen Massachusetts second Lieutenant S A Harrie third. Sixth Massachusetts won regimental rifle title for third year earning permanent trophy. Maryland Fifth and Second Ohio follow. Oregon honors include prizes for Shields Scott Schwarz Snoderas and others with Bertha Slater guest of the Slater family en route to La Grande Pendleton East Oregonian.
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Camp Perry
B. F. Shields
Oregon
National Rifle Association
A. Brest
United States Infantry
W. F. Allen
Massachusetts
A. Harrie
Brest
United States
Maryland
Thy
Ohio
Ted Oregon
Prises
Johnson
Private Shields
Scott
Schwarz
Wimbleton
Ergeant Snoderas
Ng Range Tyro
Peters
Kodel Aids Digestion If Taken Early
A promotional note claims taking Kodel at the start of dyspeptic symptoms prevents worse attacks and speeds recovery. It urges readers to get a bottle now from all druggists.
City council orders suit to force water plant purchase
The city council ordered City Attorney Louis E. Bean to file suit against the Willamette Valley Company to compel specific performance in the water plant purchase. The firm signaled willingness to accept bonds once legally proved, with a circuit court suit planned and appeal to the state supreme court. Council also discussed Ritchey Creek timber survey plans and street paving ordinances and budgets.
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Louis E. Bean
Willamette Valley Company
Bryson
A. C. Woodcock
Supreme Court
Harriman May Not Visit Eugene Despite Invitation
Eugene Commercial Club leader Hartog received a telegram from E. H. Harriman saying he would stop if traveling through Eugene but that the odds are against his going that way. Hartog then sent a letter urging Harriman to visit, even briefly, if he travels near Eugene.
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Harriman
Hartog
Eugene Commercial Club
E. H. Harriman
Eugene
Harriman Promises to Act on Roads and Railways
Medford Aug. 21 Governor Chamberlain announced Harriman will join a commission to oversee the proposed Medford to Crater Lake state highway and onward to Klamath Falls. He also said Harriman will start extending his Columbia Southern line into Central Oregon to handle grain traffic in sight.
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Medford
E. H. Harriman
Crater Lake
Klamath Falls
Columbia Southern
Oregon
G. B. Chamberlain
Morocco sultan defeated and captured in battle
Tangier Aug 22 reports say Adel Aziz sultan of Morocco has been routed by his brother Mulai Hafid's forces fifty miles from Morocco City and the sultan is a prisoner. Another report says the sultan escaped and sought refuge in the French zone.
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Tangier
Adel Aziz
Morocco
Mulal Hafid
Weeds Sheep Eat And Their Value From Minnesota Study
The Minnesota Experiment Station analyzes weeds that sheep readily eat and their protein content versus alfalfa, clover and timothy. Tim- othy hay shows an unfavorable comparison. The report lists carbohydrate protein fat and energy figures for several plants including pigweed dandelion mustard and quack grass compared with alfalfa and timothy. The note also mentions social rules in Portland and local council adjournment, along with Mrs Edward Shearer and two children traveling to San Jose for a visit.
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Minnesota Experiment Station
Timothy Hay
A R Black Files For Waldo Lake Irrigation Project
A R Black filed papers with the county clerk detailing three new appropriations for Waldo Lake and Salmon Creek. The plan aims to divert water for power and irrigation in the upper Willamette Valley, with two power plants producing over 40 000 horsepower and substantial reservoir capacity. If successful, the project could trigger broader irrigation development across Willamette valley streams.
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A. R. Black
Waldo Lake
Salmon Creek
Willamette Valley
Black
Waldo Canal
Mr. Black
The
Willamette
McKenzie
Oregon
Fire Leaves 30 Families Homeless on Van Buren Street
Chicago fire destroys a three story apartment house at West Van Buren and Campbell Avenue. The blaze renders thirty families homeless with many narrow escapes. Loss estimated at 56000.
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Chicago
Riot and assault indictments in Sangamon County
Springfield August 22 The Seventh regiment remains in town with no alarms as authorities plan extended stay. Fifty indictments total from a Sangamon county grand jury include thirteen Negroes charged in the assault on John Bowe chief clerk of the coup and treasure who lay near death. whites are among those indicted.
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Springfield
Sangamon County
Iam Bowe
Treasure
John Watering
Ex convict fails in murder and death by own action
San Francisco Aug 22 Harry Wanka alias Schellenberger released from San Quentin after burglary sentence on June 15 married Oakland girl two days later. He beat his bride in their home leaving her dying, then took laudanum and was found unconscious. A stomach pump saved his life. wife remains unconscious in hospital and no charges yet filed.
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San Francisco
Harry Wanka
Schellenberger
San Quentin Penitentiary
Miss Smith
Oakland
Wanka
Klamath Route Shorter Than the Siskiyou
San Francisco reports Southern Pacific engineers found a new Oregon route via Klamath Falls will be easier and about ten miles shorter over the roughly 300 mile Dunsmuir to Eugene stretch. The steepest grade drops from 174 ft per mile on the Siskiyou route to 79 ft per mile on the Klamath Falls path, with most grades 21 to 53 ft per mile. The line will connect with the existing system at Natron, providing two efficient routes into Oregon and faster service.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Klamath Falls
Siskiyous
Dunsmuir
Eugene
Sisson
Siskiyou Mountains
Odel Pass
Natron
Franchise Refused In Cottage Grove Electric Franchise Rejected
Cottage Grove residents voted on a new franchise for the Cottage Grove Electric Company under the initiative and referendum law. The measure failed by a three to one margin, seeking a fifteen year term while the old franchise had about six years remaining. The company argued for upgrades and expansion but claimed justification depended on a longer franchise.
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Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove Electric Company
Sore Teer Remedy Promoted for Feet and Burns
An East Portland Maine reader praises Buden's 4 mica Salve for sore feet burns sores cuts and abrasions and piles. It is sold under guarantee at W A Kuyken dall's drug store. Frank Caruth a University graduate will join Pendleton high school faculty. Take Kodol as needed to avoid sour stomach belching or indigestion. Roseburg Review | L Parrott and party plan Crater Lake trip from Eugene.
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Buden
W. Stone
East Portand
Maine
W. A. Kuyken
Dall’s
Frank Caruth
University
Kanass
Pendleton High School
Kodol Digestive Aid Promoted For Dyspepsia Relief
An advertisement urges taking Kodol at the onset of dyspeptic attacks to prevent worsening symptoms. It claims delaying treatment prolongs recovery and recommends purchasing a bottle today at all druggists.
Park Street curb embeds one foot thickness design
Curb along Park Street described as one foot thick with an iron edge protecting the adjacent concrete. The iron piece guards the corner where vehicles and horses are tied by farmers, reinforcing pavement safety and durability.
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Park Street
Sells Large Prairie Near Junctionary
Junction City Australia notes a 406 acre tract two miles northwest of Timeline City sold at 18 dollars per acre. The seller is identified as large prairie owner with property near the junction.
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Junction City
Aus
Timeline City
Australians beat by tars at baseball in Sydney
Heavy rain did not stop entertainment for American fleet sailors as a Nebraska guards team defeated Sydney University 4 to 1. The fleet team topped New South Wales 6 to 4 and NSW beat the visiting fleet rugby side 6 to 3. Admiral Sperry hosted a reception for the Connecticut.
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Sydney
Nebraska
Sydney University
New South Wales
Admiral Sperry
Connecticut
Pheasants Call For More Hunting Licenses
With the pheasant season near, hunters rush to obtain licenses and by October 1 the total will exceed 1009, 807 issued so far. Despite poor spring hatching, hunters expect birds to be as plentiful as last year. Mongolian pheasants are seen as profitable for domestic farming, with Linn and Benton counties raising many. In Albany, Chris and George Van Dran report 145 young Chinamen pheasants kept near the Southern Pacific line, drawing attention from passing riders.
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Willamette Valley
Linn
Benton
Chris
George van Dran
Albany
Southern Pacific
Aked Opposes Bible Worship in New York Sermon
New York article reports Rev. Charles F. Aked of Fit Avenue Baptist Church arguing that Bible worship empties churches and that the Bible contains historical errors and inconsistencies. He questions infallibility, noting translations and copyings over centuries undermine claims of perfect scripture.
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New York
Charles F. Aked
Fit Avenue
Dr. Aked
Appleton’s
Eran
Luther
Calvin
Lizio
Excellent Health Adlwiet. Mrs. M. M. Davison Gifford
An OCR fragment mentions Mrs. M M Davison of Gifford Avenue and a health claim for electr general family relief. The text is garbled with nutritional and medical marketing language and references a drug store and Chester Pugh.
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M. M. Davison Gifford
Kendall
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