President Taft Mourns Noon Visit To North Yakima Crowd
In North Yakima Taft met a large crowd and greeted locals at a hall. He received a card bearing Hetty Hodges’s name, was introduced to breakfast attendees, and spoke with farmers and townspeople before heading to Seattle for a reception. Upcoming stops included the fair in Seattle and a return to the Exposition with dignitaries.
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Yakima
Caco Rey
Verner
Aris
Ayrle
Leon
Jeandey
Seattle
Ward
Pongerenta
Ila
Washington Hotel
New Lincoln School To Open Friday Morning
In Chicagos notes dated September 29 the Lincoln school is set to open Friday morning while the Condon school will open Monday morning. Unchanged entries include Portland dated September 29 and a December period labeled 100 1-8 with May 1-3.
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Lincoln School
Condon School
The Standard of Style in Men's Suits Prominent U S Stores Feature LaVogue Wooltex
The Standard of Style is highlighted with LaVogue and Wooltex suits sold by leading stores in major U S cities. Describes coats spanning forty to forty eight inches and materials from soft twills to homespuns with several fabrics noted for finish and quality.
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United States
Hart
Gordon Elected President Of Undertakers
Oregon funeral directors at their state convention approved a plan to establish a State Board of Embalming and license proficiency to curb improper embalming linked to disease spread. The National convention opened in Portland with 202 delegates arriving, and Gordon of Eugene was elected president of the Oregon association.
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Oregon
Washington
National
Masonic Temple
Idaho
Cordon
Oregon Asayergion
Sleeriegee
Gordon
Eugene
R. K Holman
Oo City
Vce
W. T. Rigdon
Salem
A. L. Finley
Portland
W. J. Holman
Oregon City
A. B. Meenmanet
Nichols
KR. T. Byrnes
L. Yeager
WO. Dosne
Delecatea
Oregon Association
United States
Pertland
The
Defense Wins Contention in Libel Case
Indianapolis news publisher Charles KR Williams and Delaven Smith face criminal libel charges after Judge Anderson denied the government's request for a continuance. The case centers on articles alleging corruption in the sale of the Panama Canal Zone to the United States.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
United States District Court
Delaven Smith
Charles KR. Williams
Indianapolis News
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Children's Dresses With Style Overview
The catalog presents a range of children’s dresses in blue brown black and white with plaids. Materials include serges cashmeres fantettes and galatea with styles such as tailored two piece suits and waist and skirt combos. Prices range from 95 cents to 6.50 dollars for sizes 6 to 14 years, with cashmere options at 2.75 and 3.75 and Beree at 5.00.
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Galitea
Beree
Hats to suit the H. B. & M. suit style
If you are dressed in a H. B. & M. suit you should wear a Stetson or Gordon hat to complete the best look. Stop in and let the boys show them to you. Stetson Hats Gordon Hats.
New Trimmings Line Offers Wide Waist Material Shades
There are new shades and patterns 27 to 29 inches wide in medium weight fabric in light to dark colors. Yard prices 45 20c 25c 35c and 50c. Special dark colored 55 inch home spun repella four of weight for capes. Also new dress trimmings 65c and more. Various bands pershin wrs in net medallions jets silver and gold bands. Inspection invited to view the immense line.
Riverhead Stock Car Tragedy Claims Two Lives
Riverhead L I Sept 29 Herbert B Little famed auto racer was seriously injured and his mechanic James Bates killed when their Apperson car overturned at 70 mph on the first lap of a riverhead stock car race. Little’s prospects were reported hopeful. Louis Chevriolet won class four in a Buick for cars selling from 1250 to 2500, covering 113 3 4 miles in 1 37 36.3.
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Riverhead
L. I
Herbert B. Little
James Bates
Long Island
Little
Bates
Northville
Louis Chevriolet
Buick
Robert Burman
Jewett
Lescault
Palmer Singer
DePalma
W. H. Sharp
Signal Corps of U S Army Efficent and Essential
In Los Angeles on September 29 First Lieutenant Paul W. Breck of the Signal Corps told the National Guard Association that modern warfare relies on swift communications. He asserted the U S must lead in future wars with superior lines of communication. Captain Frederick W. Stepson spoke on army rations and Captain James L. Bevans addressed army sanitation and hygiene.
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Los Angeles
Paul W. Breck
Signal Corps of the
United States
National Guard Association of
Signal Corps
Breck
Frederick W. Stepson
James L. Bevans
U.S. A. Medical Corps
Balloon disaster ends rapid crash over the Hudson
The balloon Trace to Slbuny between Tomlinson's and Baldwin's dirigibles ended in a disaster today. Baldwin's ship fell into the Hudson off Spuyten Duyvil Creek. Baldwin was uninjured. Tomlinson's balloon landed at White Plains due to a failing motor. Another case is expected in a few days.
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New
Tomlinson
Baldwin
Spuyten Duyvill Creek
White Plains
Klamatha Falls Becomes Stock Shipping Center
A special train of 32 cars carrying livestock was dispatched from the station one morning. The load included 20 cattle cars, eight sheep cars, three mule cars, and one horse car.
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Klamatha Falls
Aviators Try Practice Flight at New York Station
In a light breeze on Governors Island both Wright and Curtiss flew practice runs this morning. The aeroplanes performed satisfactorily with no damage. landings were rough but expect better performances later in the day.
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New York
Wright
Curtiss
Governor's Island
Mining delegates tour Tonopah properties in Nevada
Goldfield Sept. 29. The American mining congress delegates spent hours visiting mining properties about Tonopah, the oldest camp in the southern Nevada field. The resolutions committee is at work drafting its report on the many resolutions submitted.
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Goldfield
American Mining Congress
Tonopah
Nevada
Resolutions Committee
New Buildings Planned at University Next Year
A monster student body meeting at Villard Hall drew 604 attendees as Oregon plans at least three new brick or stone buildings in two years. President Campbell announced a new assembly hall and a larger mechanical hall, while football talks urged more freshmen to join. Debating and oratory prospects cheered the crowd as managers predicted stronger teams and clubs, with hopes for a Japan trip for the baseball squad if circumstances allow.
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Oregon
Feahmen
Campbell
Villard
George Hug
Forbes
Oregon “Spirit
Dudley Clark
Rooters
Dean Godman
Ok OS
Oregon Rooters
Portland
Robinson
Eugene
Glen
Japan
Tamrper Jamison
University of Japan
Ashington
Wisconsin
Unkata
Santa Clara
Sanrancisco
Berkeley
Stanford
Sacrace
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