Second Day of Commencement at University
The second day opened with hundreds of attendees as the School of Music recital last night drew praise for soloists Glen and Eve Stinson and violinist Leroy Gesner. Alumni Association elected officers, while faculty granted highest degrees to six seniors and Magna cum laude to Max Handman. Senator Gearin to deliver the commencement address tomorrow morning ending the week’s ceremonies.
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School of Music
Glen
Eve Stinson
Leroy Gesner
O. G. Jackson
Harley Glaske
Andrew W. Jackson
Jean Slausen
Mabel Cooper
Wister Johnson
Max Handman
Oscar P. Beck
Elbert Beebee
Omar Bittner
Aurelia Burch
Antoinette Burdick
Mariel Cooper
William Graffke
Harry A. Hampton
Dante Hardin
Louisa H. Henderson
Oney Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Taurida Lauridson
Maude Miller
Felix Ke. Moore
Grace Parker
Kirleman K. Robinson
Angeline Williams
Gearin
John M. Gearin
Five Drowned and Many Injured at Landing Collapse
At Btone's Landing the landing slip of the steamer Multnomah collapsed as it took aboard excursionists returning to Tacoma. Five persons drowned and twenty five were injured as about one hundred people fell into the water. The crew acted swiftly to avert further casualties amid panic and frantic rescuers.
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Portland
Tacoma
Btone
Telegraph Operators Strike Paralyzes San Francisco Lines
San Francisco telegraph operators at Western Union and Postal companies walked out at 1 PM in a localized strike. President Small warns against a national general walkout, planning guerrilla actions in cities to pressure Congress while officials man the keys. None of the strikers have returned as of June 25.
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San Francisco
Western Union
Small
Telegraphers’ Union
Clowry
Union
Halla of Congress
Congress
Franco-Spanish treaty pledges mutual consult on status quo
Paris June 25 The official text of the Franco Spanish understanding was published today It declares each government is resolved to maintain territorial and maritime possessions in the Mediterranean and Atlantic and binds each country to consult the other in event circumstances arise tending to modify the status quo for common action.
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Paris
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Results or Payless
A bold claim asserts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will deliver the promised effects or no payment. The offer emphasizes fairness to customers and presents a risk on the vendor if results aren’t achieved.
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Hollister
Labor union charged with brutal attack in city
San Francisco June 24 The Oliver grand jury meets to consider an ambush of Conductor Ashly and Motorman Patterson near the Chutes Saturday. Ashly was beaten. police warned of the attack and hid nearby to raid the attackers, arresting George Peterson Rudolph Smith and J C Kyle. It is understood Peterson has con
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San Francisco
Oliver Grand Jury
Tedey
Ashly
Patterson
George Peterson
Rudolph Smith
J. C. Kyle
Peterson
Labor union leaders tied to car strike plan revealed
A witness testified that labor union leaders knew of the plan and he was ready to testify against a conspiracy of considerable magnitude, signaling a major exposure in the ongoing case.
French soldiers desert to join insurgent winegrowers
A battalion of the Seventeenth Infantry from Agde, about 400 men, deserted with arms and ammunition to join insurgent winegrowers at Beziers. They sought support from the rest of the regiment, promised to eject them from barracks, and prepared to defend their new position in the square amid mutinous disturbances across the region.
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Paris
Seventeenth Infantry
Agde
Beziers
Arma
Mutineers of the Seventeenth Infantry Resolve to Return
General Bail loud met with the mutineers this morning and after talks they decided to return to their regiment. Bezeirs June 21 report. The gravest concern marked the latest developments.
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Bezeirs
Violent clashes erupt among winegrowers near Narbonne
Paris reports a harsh crackdown as mobs clash with troops in Narbonne. Three killed and about one hundred wounded as soldiers fired at the crowd besieging the sub prefecture. Paving stones and broken furniture line streets with witnesses noting gunshot, sabre, and blunt injuries.
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Paris
Narbonne
Narbonnela
Find Body of Launch Victim Seaman Plumlee
Washington June 25 Admiral Berry reports the body found today of Seaman Frank B Plumlee the last of eleven men lost from the launch of the battleship Minnesota Plumlee enlisted at Mount Vernon Illinois but his mother’s residence is Mabton Washington
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Washington
Admiral Berry
Frank B. Plumlee
Minnesota
F Plumlee
Mount Vernon
Ills
Mabton
Wash
Olympic Club Wins With Poor Entries
Seattle June 22 The Olympic Club of San Francisco won the championship meet with four men, taking seven first places and sharing the high jump second between Olympic, Seattle, and Spokane. Multnomah of Portland finished third. Dan Kelly sidelined by sprains. Coast records fell including Glaroer’s 2 02 2 5 half mile and Welsh’s 4 40 4 5 mile. Club totals: Olympic 36 1 3, Seattle 21 3, Multnomah 25 1 8, Vancouver 12, New York Athletic 8, Irish-American San Francisco 1.
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Seattle
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Spokane
Multnomah
Portland
Dan Kelly
Glaroer
Ore Jie
Welsh
San Franccisco
Seattle Athletic Club
Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club
Vancouver
B. C
YM. C. A
New York Athletic Club
Irish-American Association of
Feud Over Steunenberg Exposed in Miners Magazine Readings
Boise June 20 The Miners Magazine denounced ex Governor Steunenberg and the Western Federation of Miners as evidence in Haywood murder trial. Judge Wood allowed articles showing bias toward Steunenberg. excluded later pieces. Debs and Corcoran quotes cited. Goddard bomb evidence detailed with Pinkerton custody and destruction timeline.
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Boise
Steunenberg
Idaho
Colorado
Miners’ Magazine
Haywood
Borah
Frank Steunenberg
Coeur d'Alene
Western Federation of Miners
Tho
Paul Corcoran
Eugene V. Debs
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Goddard
Orchard’s money transfers linked to Pettibone case
Baker City witness E. M. Stuart testified at Silver City in 1899 that Haywood called Steunenberg a tyrant and that money was telegraphed to Orchard from Pettibone’s stores in Denver and Boise during September and October 1964 while he was in San Francisco. Clarence Darrow opened for the defense, tracing the miners federation’s history and Hawley’s earlier role.
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E. M. Stuart
Baker City
Silver City
Haywood
Postal Telegraph Company
Orchard
San Francisco
Bradley
Pettibone
Denver
Boise
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Miners’ Federation
Hawley
Ater
Oefe
Darray
Darrow Defends Western Federation in Steunenberg Case
Defense attorney Clarence Darrow argues the Western Federation of Miners is an industrial group, not a murderous conspiracy. He contends the federation sought eight hour laws and political gains, while accusing prosecutors of overreach and promising to present witnesses to counter accusations against Orchard and others. The court recesses as defense impeachment of Orchard proceeds with testimonies from Cripple Creek associates and rooming-house witnesses.
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Darrow
Steunenberg
Western Federation of Miners
Federation
Ita
James H. Hawley
Hawley
Western Federation
United States
Mississippi River
Denver
Miners’ Magazine
Dar
Orchard
Pettibone
Haywood
Cripple Creek
Independence Station
K. C. Sterling
Mine Owners’ Association
Max Malich
Dr. McGee
Wallace
D.C
James A. Rainey
Lottie Day
F. R. Redd
Yaming
David Coates
Sterling
D. C. Scott
Scott
Attempt 10 Quash Charges Against Officials
Hearings on motions to set aside indictments against Mayor Lchmitz Vice President Glass of Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph President Calhoun General Manager Mullally Chief Counsel Ford and Assistant Counsel Abbott of United Railroads began before Judge Lawlor. Defenders argue illegality in the grand jury formation and procedures.
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San Francisco
Oliver Grand Jury
Lchmitz
Glass
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Calhoun
Mullally
Ford
Abbott
United Railroads
Lawlor
Let us eat drink and be merry with Rocky Mountain Tea
An advertising line from Lion Drug Co urging indulgence and health claims for Rocky Mountain Tea. The text promotes a carefree mood while presenting the product as a remedy or daily tonic. It frames consumption as a remedy for sorrow and pain without detailing ingredients or efficacy.
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Rocky Mountain
Lion Drug Co
Harry Martin Killed in Logging Camp Accident
Harry Martin, 20, son of J W Martin of Suislaw, was killed in a logging camp near Riverton in Coos County. While bucking logs on a hillside a downed log rolled and crushed him. His parents were notified and the body was brought to Gardiner for the family.
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J. W. Martin
Suislaw
Coos County
the Herald
Sturtevant & Ty
Riverton
Harry Martin
Gardiner
Large lot of binder twine advertised at same price
We have just unloaded a bound car of binder twine from the manufacturer. The twine is the same as used for the past six years and runs true and even. It is the cheapest and best on the market for length and quality. This article in their line has not raised this year. Griffin Hardware offers the price same as last. Prospects for a large hops and fruits crop noted.
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Griffin Hardware
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Justice Godard
Charles B. Landis
Indiana
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DR. Atwood
Lugene
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