Roosevelt Speech at Omaha Club and Auditorium
Col Roosevelt visits Omaha with a breakfast at the Omaha Club attended by Senators Burkett Brown and Doill, then delivers a prominent speech at the Auditorium. He extols naval strength, Panama Canal projects, and bipartisan honesty, recalling anti corruption actions in the Post Office and urging unity beyond party lines.
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Omaha
Cole- Roosevelt
Omaha Club
Burkett, Brown
Doill
Shalleer
Dehrman
Roosevelt
Omahs Club
Grand Army of the Relic
Field Club
H Roosevelt
Arrest for setting fires in Cascade Reserve near Eugene
J H Gregg of Portland, described as a floater in railroad camps, is the first man arrested in the state for forest fires. Deputy N S Hamlin jailed him in Eugene on information from C R Seitz of the Cascade national forest. He faces two counts for starting fires in High Prairie near Hazel Dell on August 18 and for starting a fire without precautions. Bond set at 2500, with examination scheduled September 10. Gregg held by deputy marshal.
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J. H. Gregg
Portland
Eugene
United States
N. S. Hamlin
C. R. Seitz
Cascade National Forest
Gree
High Prairie
Hazel Deil
Gregg
Hazel Dell
Forest Service
United States Marshal’s
Hamilton
W. W. Calkins
Anneal
Wesseo
Onsen
Manghal
Insurgent Victory Dominates Idaho Primary Returns
Idaho returns show Burton L. French winning the insurgent nomination for Congress over Thomas R. Hamer in a commanding fashion. Brady gains strength in Southern Idaho towns from Weiser to St. Anthony. Democrats name Hawley for Governor, Bowen for Congress, and Badley for Secretary of State amid broad Republican contests statewide.
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Boise
Idaho
Aue
Burton L. French
Thomas R. Hamer
Congress
Hamer
French
Brady
Weiser
St. Anthony
Gooding
Halsey
James H. Hawley
John C. Rice
Arthur Bowen
Seawell
O. V. Badley
Hawley
Rice
Ada County
Bolee
Hon. E. Hyatt
Land Board
John T. Morrison
D. C. McDougall
Grace M. Sheperd
S. Belle Chamberlain
C. A. Hastings
O. V. Allen
New York Population 4 766 883 in Census Report
Washington reports Greater New York has a population of 4 766 883 per the thirteenth decennial census. New York becomes the second largest city, rivaling London, with an increase of 1 326 681 since 1900, up 38.7 percent from 3 427 202.
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Gotham
Washington
New York
London
Died at Camp Creek September 1 1919 J B Wale
An obituary notes J B Wale died at his Camp Creek home on September 1 1919 from heart trouble. The text praises defending the falsely accused and condemns attacking honest men unjustly, calling such acts infamous and dishonorable. The message emphasizes loyalty and support for the wrongly accused and condemns false accusations.
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Camp Creek
J. B. Wale
Washington lumbermen urge stronger forest protection plan
Seattle, Sept. 2. Alexander Poulson, G. F. White and G. S. Long, leading Washington lumbermen, left for St. Paul to present to national conservation congress delegates proposals for expanded forest protection. They call for a large forest service force to cut snags and dry timber, extensive trail networks, division of reserves into plots with wide fire trails, clearance of debris, and an efficient fire patrol.
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Seattle
Washington
Alexander Poulson
G. F. White
G. S. Long
St. Paul
National Conservation Congress
Forest Service
Hunt and fish licenses yield $3677 this year so far
Deputy County Clerk Jesse Fountain reports seven months of licensing show 960 hunters licenses issued for 960 dollars, 1503 anglers licenses bringing 1515 dollars, and 6596 combination licenses totaling 1192 dollars at two dollars each. Total receipts reach 3677 dollars, with possible minor out of state purchases misrepresented as Oregon to save nine dollars.
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Jesse Fountain
Oregon
Springfield Schools Open September 19
Springfield reads that the 1910s era district opens September 19 with 17 teachers, a new building due by December, and 500 to 600 students. New staff includes Roscoe Lyons and Frances Kelly among others. a fully equipped physics lab and over $100 in new instruments mark the year.
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Springfield
Roscoe Lyons
University of Oregon
Frances Kelly
Eugene
Nora Sorensen
Miss Spong
West Springfield
Miss Beeman
Coburg
Copenhaver
Marriages in Eugene September 1910 Observe Multiple Ceremonies
In Eugene Oregon during September 1910 several marriages are noted. Julius Bones and Grace Farrington wed at the bride’s Oak Street home with Rev J S McCallum officiating. Camille Carroll and Professor John Rovard marry at Carroll residence with Rev Freeman D Bovard assisting. Floyd Booth and Edith Pressett marry at the groom's parents home with Rev Robert Booth officiating. George F Houghton and Marguerite M Dunn wed at St Mary's Church with Rev P K Hammond officiating. Vera Sanderson and Victor Hovis wed at the Sanderson home with Rev J S McCallum officiating. All couples reside in Eugene or nearby and depart for Washington Pointe on the return trip.
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E. A. Farrington
Oak Street
Julius Bones
Grace Farrington
W. T. Carroll
Eugene
John V. Rovard
Camille Carroll
Freeman D. Bovard
D. H. Trimble
R. A. Booth
Floyd W. Booth
Edith Pressett
Robert Booth
Salem
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
At & Pp. m
George F. Houghton
Mise Marguerite M. Dunn
P. K. Hammond
E. C. Sanderson
Victor Hovis
Vera Sanderson
J. 5. McCallum
Washington Pointe
Hoods Sarsaparilla Health Claims Revealed
An advertisement touts Hoods Sarsaparilla as a remedy for all humors catarrh and rheumatism. It claims to relieve fatigue restore appetite cure paleness nervousness and strengthen the whole body with liquid or Sarsatabs tablets.
Siuslaw Jetty Work Progresses Toward Next Summer Completion
Major Morrow and Major McIndoe report rapid progress on the Siuslaw river south jetty. Trestle extends about 1800 feet with encroachment near the end. contractors hope to finish by May or June next year. They traveled via Eugene to Mapleton, noting dry conditions and forest fires, with rock barges moving daily and two months of winter work anticipated.
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Siuslaw River
Jay J. Morrow
Corps of Engineers
United States Army
J. F. McIndoe
Portland Journal
Morrow
McIndoe
Siusian
Eugene
Mapleton
Major Morrow
Florence
Sluslaw
W. C. Carroll
Apple Growers Sell 400 Carloads to New York Firm
Hood River, Sept 1. Four hundred carloads of apples from Hood River are sold to Steinhardt and Kelly of New York. The deal, involving 250,000 to 300,000 boxes worth about half a million dollars, is the largest fancy apple purchase on record. Joseph Steinhardt arrived and confirmed the Union directors’ hours of discussion before finalizing the sale.
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Hood River
Heood River
Steinhardt
STATE PRINTER GETS BIG RAKE-OFF
Salem Oregon September 2 The State Printer has completed the proof sheet for the last form of the Initiative measures and arguments intended for pamphlet distribution to all registered voters. 145000 copies will be printed with 220 pages plus cover at an estimated 70 to 75 dollars per page totaling over 15400 dollars for composition and presswork.
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Salem, Or
Births and Deaths in Eugene Notices
Born to Ora Inman Nichols in Eugene on August 21 1919 a son to W N Long and wife in Eugene. August 24 1910 a daughter to M F Korn officiating funeral in Inman Cemetery Dear Kimira. September 2 1919 a daughter to Arthur Surdam and wife. Miss Fettie Davis visits Albany for a week.
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Ora Inman Nichols
Aus
Bel
Inman
Kimira
Evangeliat M. F. Korn
Eugene
W N. Long
Clarence Elliott
Arthur Surdam
Fettie Davis
Albany
Religion and Change Loom Over World’s Faith and Bible
In a Brooklyn sermon, Rev Russell laments modern ideas eroding faith, argues progress shifts morality, and warns that Christian unity and deeper Bible study are needed. He traces 50 years of rising secular thought, shifts in missions, and the crisis of Christendom, urging humility and renewed reliance on divine revelation.
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Brooklyn
Tastor Russell
Academy of Music
Hfe
Christendom
Agnos Ue
Messiah
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