The Black Bag Continues Heat in Antwerp Chase
Kirkwood uses a gun and a clever ruse to force Calendar to surrender a stolen bag. He flees by boat, dodging Stryker and police, then hides the bag in a flacre and navigates a perilous pursuit through Antwerp streets toward the Hotel du Commerce seeking Dorothy Calendar.
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Wells
Kirkwood
Calendar
Steen Landing
Stryker
Antwerp
Steen
Gladstone
Hanew
Bayard
Hotel du Commerce
Aolert
Esplanade
Gare Centrale
Flaore
Hotel du Commerce d'Anvers
Fils
Mulready
Emis Oso
Salem man loses damage suit over typhoid water
In Salem Oregon on July 16 a jury in the estate circuit court refused damages sought by James E. Dorrance for the death of his wife Inet Winter. He alleged negligence by Salem Water Company in decayed intake pipes crossing a slough that allowed germ infected water to enter. Dorrance claimed $7500 in damages.
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Salem, Or
James E. Dorrance
Salem Water Company
Dorrance
Defiance
Oregon Electric plans Eugene entry hinge on right of way
Portland July 15 John P F Stevens says the Oregon Electric will reach Eugene but timing depends on public aid and action on the right of way. He notes no entrance compromise yet and that the right of way is in the company’s legal department. The project aims for Fifth Street entrance and rapid construction once the track is laid, with strong local support expected.
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Oregon
Eugene
Portland
John PF. Stevens
Oregon Electric
Gifford
Alfen
Stevens
Welch
Fifth Street
City
Hillroad
McKenele Valley
Wilamette Lower
Lane County
Amet Sompery
Oregon Electric Engineers
Booth Gives Fund to Aid Oregon Agricultural College Students
Hon. R A Booth of Eugene offers 500 to start a reducible loan fund for Oregon Agricultural College students. The fund, to be loaned until larger, targets agriculture and related mechanical and domestic science fields. President Kerr notes likely support from Oregon figures to grow the endowment with 6 percent interest used to aid qualifying students.
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R.A. Booth
Eugene
Oregon Agricultural College
Kerr
Hoath
Booth
Mechanica
Oregon
Oregon Stage Accident Breaks Driver's Leg Near Eugene
A Siuslaw Stage carrying passengers from Eugene to Mapleton broke an axle near Memenway hill five miles west of Eugene. Driver Clifford Pick suffered a broken left leg, Mrs Morris slight injuries, others unhurt. An ambulance and another rig were dispatched. the broken vehicle returned for repairs.
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Daily Guard
Siuslaw
Hage
Euges
Clifford Pick
Joseph Morris
Mapleton
A. V. Healin
Jos. Morris and Child
Harry Tab
Geo. Clark
Dority and Hovey SUE P E and E over river bridge
Dority and Hovey sue the P E and E railway company to restrain construction of their trestle at the Springfield side. Honeyman Hardware Co of Portland is named a defendant for owning a fragment of the lot but not joining in the action. Plaintiffs claim foundations of a warehouse were damaged and that the bridge blocks access from the jet to the east street. They seek a decree to tear out the bridge and bar further construction.
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C. M. Dority
A. G. Hovey
Springfield
Railway Company
Honeyman Hardware Company
Portland
Suit to quiet title on 89 acres in Lane County
Born at Springfield July 14 1910 to George P Bowman and wife a daughter H A Soults and John F Allen have filed suit in the circuit court against Lane county G L Dryden and wife J H Miller and wife and J A McKain and wife to quiet title to 89 acres in section 16 township 20 south range 3 west C A Wintemeljer is attorney for plaintiff.
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Springfield
George P. Bowman
H. A. Soults
John F. Allen
Effeult
Lane County
G. L. Dryden
J. H. Miller
J. A. McKain
Etion
Township
Range
C. A. Wintemeljer
Minister Endorses Pugilism In Jeffries Johnson Sermon
Minneapolis pastor Rev. G. L. Morrell preached that Jeffries loss stemmed from poor training, a race hatred bias, and bad management. He declared he is in favor of pugilism as a test of manliness and said fight pictures should not be banned, drawing applause from congregants.
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Minneapolis
Minn
G. L. Morrell
Peoas
Jeffries
Joh
Morrell
Johnson
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