Pennoyer maintains lead as embezzlement feud erupts
Salem May 23 Hon Sylvester Pennoyer ex governor of Oregon criticizes Attorney General Blackburn over a $31000 embezzlement linked to George W Davis a former clerk on the State Land Board Davis is a fugitive from justice Pennoyer argues punishment should come first and that reimbursement should come from political parties rather than Democratic officials in a sharp clash over accountability and state losses.
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Oregon
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Pennoyer
George W Davis
State Land Board
George W McBride
Phillip Merechan
DR N Blackpurn
Portland
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State Committee
Sylvester Pennover
Chinese Situation Seen By Russo-Chinese Bank President
Prince Oukhtom of Russia warns that the more serious troubles with China lie ahead after his Pekin stay. He notes Count von Waldersee’s weakened stance, the Kaiser’s miscalculation, and the Chinese tenacity and fatalism that would resist with Finlander and Turanian traits.
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Russia
St Petersburg
China
Pekin
Count von Waldereee
Kaiser
Bryan's Commoner Lacks Staff on Presidential Train
Washington Star notes that Mr Bryan's Commoner failed to provide a staff correspondent aboard the presidential train. The article highlights gaps in coverage and commentary from the campaign.
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Washington Star
Bryan
Power of Sugar Shapes Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court majority aligned with the administration, ruling Congress can levy a duty on sugar imported from Porto Rico, a U.S. territory. The piece notes sugar magnates backed the Republican Party with large contributions, influencing politics despite some claiming Democratic ties.
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Porto Rico
United States
Congress
Republican National Committee
Lead Pencil Industry Faces American Competition in Germany
The German lead pencil industry struggles against U S competition. Analysts credit U S machine precision and cedar wood kept in domestic supply as key advantages. Attempts to replace cedar with metal tubes and paper coverings failed. Florida and California supply most pencil wood for U S use, with California cedarwood primarily redwood.
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Germany
Florida
California
United States
Pig son shoots draw praise and cruel sport debate
The text recalls a man winning with a score of 93 kills amid pigeons captured and wounded to face killing by boys. It condemns sport hunting and criticizes ongoing pigeon slaughter while noting government bans on cock fighting in Cuba and the Philippines.
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Sporsmen
Cuba
Philippines
State warns mill operators on stream blockades
State Fish Commissioner Van Dusen tells mill operators along smaller streams they may not blockade streams with sawdust. He is not arresting yet but is informing them of the law. If warnings fail, more drastic action will follow against persistent violators.
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Milla
van Dusen
Portland Court Faces Novel Father Versus Three Sons Suit
A Portland court handles a novel case where a father sues or contends with his three sons over disputed matters. The docket indicates a family dispute reaching the courthouse, with no further details available in the fragmented OCR.
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Portland
Briefs from the Daily Guard on May Day in Oregon
Henry Hollenbeck in Portland on business. Timber land seekers arrive. McMurphy and Muikey travel, trains late. Elimaker takes a job in Hammond’s Cafe. Wilsey returns from the north. Painters work on large buildings. F L Chambers to erect a residence. Bushnell heads to Corvallis and Portland. Powers of McKenzie Bridge travels to Portland. Humbert family returns via delayed train. Miss Selah Harrison visits Zeigler in Eugene. FA Ware leaves for Stayton to pastor till fall. Connelly arranges June 9 excursion to Halem by railroad engineers. Applegate recovering at home. Corcoran oversees Pacific States Telephone project. Ressler to lecture at Ashland Normal. Doon clears land on Eleventh and Patterson for a new residence. Mrs Matilda Rogers buys Michler place near Eugene. Rambler baseball in Albany and Salem. Local court suit started in Salem. Judge Friendly attends Carrie's wedding in Portland. Maggie Underwood travels from Tacoma to visit Meggie. Belknap precinct witness in a federal case. Outbound traveler seeks aid to Grants Pass. Woman and child from Newport to Mungen arrive. aid arranged. Ticket purchased for journey.
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Corvallis
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Grants Pass
Eugene visitor plans Buffalo exposition trip via Akron
In New York May L O Beckwith of Eugene visited the Oregonian office and announced plans to travel to the Buffalo exposition, then return home with a stop in Akron Ohio birthplate. An Eugene theatre anecdote recalls a Saturday night performance where a carrier pigeon mishap occurred as an amateur fired a gun with no report, yet the pigeon reacted to the firing.
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Buffalo Exposition
Buffalo
Akron
San Carlos
Fred
Pleasant Hill Picnic by Woodmen June 1 at Pleasant Hill
Pleasant Hill picnic activities under Woodmen of the World on Saturday June 1 promise a day of music recitations games contests and prizes. Featured are a pole climb nail driving rowing and foot races with varying cash awards and a tug of war bicycle tournament and baseball event noted in Daily Guard.Foundation work begins on J H McClung’s brick building with rapid progress planned. George Gross of the Minnesota House receives a birthday tribute marking his 38th career milestone.
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Pleasant Hill
Woodmen of the World
TaraTs-Eren
George Gross
Minnesota House
Daily Guard May A Reraway Beer Wagon Team
The team attached to Weinhbard's beer and ice wagon frightened while in front of Hammond's Cafe in the afternoon. They ran down Willamette Street to Seventh, out to Blair Street, and were stopped at the end of Seventh. No damage except a broken seat board.
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Hammond
Willamete Street
Blair Street
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