Baker Senator Stanfield Framed in Cafe Arrest Claim
Baker Ore Sep 19 A Washington dispute prompts questions over Senator Robert N Stanfield being framed in a cafe arrest. He allegedly resisted an officer after a pistol blow by Officer W D Edens. Bail posted then forfeited as charges reduced to resisting an officer. Stanfield did not appear. Local citizens dispute the charges, noting he appeared intoxication not proven.
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Baker
Ore
Washington
Robert N. Stanfield
W. D. Edens
Stanfield
Portland
Baker Chamber of Commerce
MecColloch
Lester
Grange Expands to Far West and Growth Details
Columbus reports the National Grange, the country’s oldest agricultural group, expanding to western farming communities where Grange halls rise. National Master L. J. Taber completed a 25,000 mile tour across states. Dues-paying members total 800,000 with 31,000 Grange halls and replacement value over 20 million dollars. The movement foresees cooperative buying aiding recovery and purchasing power expected to return within five years. The Grange now spans 34 states, with over 200,000 meetings held last year.
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Columbus
Associated Press
Acm
W National Grange
Leorn
L. J. Taber
Taher
Grange
Dead Town if Chicago Keeps Up Its Murder Record
A stark warning that Chicago’s rising murder tally threatens the city’s safety as authorities struggle to curb violence amid escalating crime concerns.
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Chicago
Inside the White House Snooping Tour with President Wilson
An account of a theater man touring the White House with Major Brooks and Ed Norris in 1920 and viewing private spaces basements and the state dining room. The writer recalls a marble horse stall sheep on the lawn portraits hidden in the basement and Wilsons favorite films and tastes revealing a candid glimpse of presidential life.
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Peven
Brooks l
Norris
King Tut
Valley of Kings
New England
The
White House
Mother Jones Confronts Machine Gun Crew in West Virginia
The labor heroine faces a machine gun crew during a coal strike march in West Virginia. She places a hand on the gun muzzle as strikers pass, defying militia pressure and urging miners toward minework. She tours displacing civil rights, with arrests and trials in the region, and endures threats while rallying support in Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, and Washington.
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West Virginia
Mother Jones
I Washington
Elksdale
Red Warrior
CGC & C
Mayfield
Wyoming Inn Captures Music Of Babbling Brook
A Wyoming inn is praised for its tranquil soundscape created by a rainlike brook. Guests drift to sleep to steady splashes from the roof and the softly audible brook outside. One guest, awakened by a sudden splash, discovers the water seems in the room, then realizes it was his imagination. He later reports the night as the best rest he has had.
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Wilson
White House
Mount Vesuvius
Vesuvius
Douglas Fairbanks
New York
S Street
Rip Hales
Marion Davies
The
New York Graphic
Jule Botel
Wyoming
Nawre
Tulfala
Nowse
Nini
Yath
Methodist unity vote ends split in Nebraska conference
The Nebraska conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church South met in Lanredm Neb today to decide on uniting the two branches. The session also voted to admit laymen to the annual conferences by 17 to.
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Lanredm
Neb
Redhe Associated Press
Nebraska
Methodist Episcopal Church
Alse
Larmen
Henn Tees Your Wife
Fragmentary line possibly from a court or personal notice features names Henn and Tees with unclear surrounding text about a wife and a quote about pockets. Details are unreadable and no clear event or date can be established from the snippet.
British Labor Party preparing 10 meet in Liverpool
London reports plans for the British labor party annual conference to be held in Liverpool late this month. Draft resolutions push imperialist aims, with amendments to restore old labor policy including nationalization and a capital levy. Debate over communist affiliation and delegate participation dominates, while unions threaten to oppose labor and a subgroup questions government responsibilities.
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London
Associated Press
British Labor Party
Liverpool
Manchester
Conmunist
Transport and General Workers Union
In the Shade
Farmers discuss how to furl a new hybrid under the shade of the tree near his field. A second farmer replies he looks for guidance in the shade to observe work nearby.
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Stantick
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Idaho
Ife
Harris & Swing
Robert N Stantfield
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Robert E. Long
Smith D. Fry
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Ed Norris
Roosevelt
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Animal Kingdom
Red Cross
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Cleveland
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Sena
Wlson
Shen
Week Virgina
Americal
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Gant
Wyoming Inn
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