Interstate forest fire trespass trial by telephone
Grants Pass Oregon Forest Supervisor McDaniels reports the first interstate forest fire trespass case tried by telephone. A Grants Pass camper left a camp fire burning near Gasquet California. California justice fined him $50 while Oregon minimum is $5. Four cornered phone hearing included Ranger Case, McDaniels, the violator, and the Crescent City judge.
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Portland
E. H. McDaniels
Siskiyou National Forest
Grants Pass
Oregon
Forest Service
Crescent City
California
Gasquet
G. S. Case
McDaniels
MacDaniels
Forest Ranger Case
Justice of the Peace
Cal
Case
Ranger Case Them
Gail hotel to be run by J B Thompson in Dallas
Polk County J B Thompson owner of the Gail hotel in Dallas will operate it after the September 5 lease expiration of Charles Bilyeu. Thompson formerly ran the place and is familiar to travelers. A Gwinn ranch barn in Rickreall burned recently from spontaneous combustion. rancher Miles Branch reports about 70 tons of hay lost. R H Cornelius Southern Pacific agent in Dallas is transferred to Halsey station. E F Sadler of Portland temporarily handles the Dallas agency.
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J. B. Thompson
Gail
Dallas
Charles Bilyeu
Thompson
Gwinn Ranch
Rickreall
Miles Branch
R. H. Cornelius
Southern Pacific
Halsey
E. F. Sadler
Portland
Narrow escape for Eugene Hooker in watermelon truck incident
Eugene Hooker son of Deputy Sheriff T. B. Hooker had a close brush with serious injury Tuesday afternoon. While driving a truckload of watermelons to Monmouth a defective tap caused him to be jerked off the seat and dragged by a car before his companion stopped the vehicle. His clothing was torn and he suffered extensive bruises and scratches. He was returned home for medical care from Dr. McCallon.
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Dallas
Eugene Hooker
T. B. Hooker
Monmouth
Farm Pointers Warn Late Wheat Planting Harms Yields
Oregon experiment station specialists and farmers say wheat stem maggot damage in eastern districts stems from late spring sowing. Early planted wheat avoids most injury, with up to 75 percent loss for late crops. Farmers advise not sowing late in spring. Potatoes: CAC station advises selecting disease free, high yielding hills for seed to improve next year's stock.
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Oregon
O. A
Boys and Girls Clubs to Show Livestock at Pacific Exposition
Oregon Agricultural College plans $2100 in premiums and expenses for 4-H style stock judging at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland November 6 to 13. Awards total 1350 for prize money and 750 for travel and other expenses with medals as top honors.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Portland
O. M. Plummer
Jersey
Holstein
Guernsey
Poland
China
Duroc Jersey
Berkshire
Chester White
Japanese Rules for Guidance of Autoists Published Abroad
Ernest E. Johnson presents translated rules of the road from a Japanese paper for American and British tourists. The rules cover police signals, pedestrian courtesy, horn use, caution around horses and dogs, and safe driving on grease mud and curves.
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Hawaii
Russia
Japan
Ernest E. Johnson
Kobe
Pacific Steamship Company
Orient
Oregon & Ocean Corporation
Boston Dealers Aid High School Auto Mechanics Program
Boston motor vehicle dealers cooperate with the city public schools to provide instruction for high school boys studying automotive mechanics.
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Boston
Woman writer quips on men and advice in sharp remark
A noted woman writer comments that a man is foolish whether he heeds a woman’s advice or rejects it. Her wry line implies universal folly among men, suggesting the remark covers broader gender dynamics.
Pheasant consignment handed to local clubs in Oregon
A consignment of 200 China pheasants was turned over to the Astoria and Seaside Rod and Gun clubs by Superintendent Simpson of the state pheasant farm at Corvallis.
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Astoria
Seaside
Simpson
Corvallis
Local residents join travels and weather disrupts harvest
Elkins Mrs. John Rittner visits sister Mrs. A Tedrow while A E Tedrow’s family drives to Salem. rainfall halts threshing and an early morning electrical storm shocks several people. Bit by bit, neighbors help with visiting kin and handling medical trips as A A Tetherow seeks Dallas physician.
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John Rittner
Peedee
A. Tedrow
A. E. Tedrow
Salem
T. A. McEldowney
Chillren
Falla City
W. H. Farman
C. W. Price
Mr. Harman
A. E. Totherow
Oscar Morrison
Washington
Tedrow
R. O. Dodson
Ada Burke
Independence
Ralph Laraway
Edna Tetherow
A. A. Tetherow
Dallas
Frank Collins
Joe Tetherow
Alice Scholl
Sweet Home
Fred
Meith
A. A. Jones
Portland Bridge Co
Monmouth Heights Social Roundup Features Local Visits
Residents and visitors populate a busy period on Monmouth Heights. Attendees included T. J. Alsip at the Oregon Growers' Cooperative meeting in Salem. Several families from Monmouth and Independence were seen at the old home place and other local stops.
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T. J. Alsip
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Association
Salem
Helen Marks
Cora Marks
Elkins
Robert Fishback
Monmouth
Old Home Place
Frank Clark
Elda Rake
Dow Hamar
George Bennett
William and
Howard
Iniependence
Heights
J. M. Calbreath
R. M. Bosley
Will
Clem Fishback
Gilbert Douglas
Pearl Fishback
Helen Grossman
Sunny Slope
Monmouth Trader Buys Sillsboro Confectionery and Grocery
Gordon Black purchases a confectionery and grocery in Sillsboro and takes possession Wednesday. The family will stay until September 1 and will remain in town for now. The Gentles and others enroll as users of the Teal Creek piped main as work continues along North Monmouth Avenue.
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Gordon Black
Sillsboro
Monmouth Avenue
Peter Ingermanson
Guthrie
West Main Street
Local couple welcomes 5% pound daughter Wednesday morning
Dr. Bowersox assisted in extending a welcome to a 5% pound daughter who arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Siefurt south of Independence on Wednesday morning.
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Dr. Bowersox
Aldersons Locate Farm Near Oak Point School House
Mr and Mrs Dick Alderson are now located on the farm near the Oak Point school house. J J Williams sold the property when he moved to Monmouth a year and a half ago. Dick traded his place and $5000 for the Williams farm.
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Dick Alderson
Oak Point
J. J. Williams
Monmouth
Williams
Monmouth Herald
Hughes to Lead U S Delegation to Disarmament Talks
President Harding designated Secretary of State to head the American delegation to the arms conference. The United States sent formal invitations to Great Britain, France, Italy, and Japan outlining its proposals and inviting participation. China was also asked to send a delegation for Pacific related talks and has indicated informal acceptance.
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Wishington
Harding
White House
China
Pacific
Allies may lift Rhine economic barrier at next meeting
Paris reports the allied supreme council will abolish the Rhine economic barrier if Germany continues to pay indemnities on time while keeping the right bank of the Rhine and Ruhr occupied until the next council session for reconsideration. The council also provisions for a three delegate International Russian famine relief commission and urges U S and Belgian support for Austrian financial relief measures.
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Paris
Allied Supreme Council
Germany
Baneil
International Russian Famine Relief Commission
United States
Belglum In
Supreme Council
Austria
Usal
Harvey
Hightower Accused in Colma Clergy Death Case
William A. Hightower itinerant baker was charged with murder of Rev Patrick Healin of Colma. He was sworn before Justice of the Peace Johnson at Daly City. Constable Lundiol said Hightower would be held for further explanation of the body and the alleged grave information. Rev Healin had been missing since August 2 after leaving with a stranger. Rewards totaling $8000 had been offered.
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San Francisco
William A. Hightower
Patrick KE
Henlin
Colma
Justice of the Peace
Johnson
Daly City
San Mateo County
Lundiol
Hightower
Mr. Healin
Idaho Supreme Court Upholds Settler on Carey Act Land
Idaho's supreme court rules a settler on a Carey act project who spent time and effort improving arid land by water driving should not be accorded land ownership. The decision decries such practices as unjust and contrary to Idaho irrigation policy.
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Idaho
Horse
Supreme Court
Japan Builds Huge Divers Reported by Washington
Washington reports Japan is constructing the first launch of a new class of submarines with an estimated cruising radius of 20,000 miles. The vessels are described as capable of patrolling the Pacific and returning home without refueling.
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Japan
Washington
Im. C
Nichi
Pacific
Veterans oppose Ku Klux Klan resolution in Albany meeting
McPherson Post of the Grand Army of the Republic adopted a resolution opposing a Ku Klux Klan branch in Albany. The resolution arose after a Klan organizer arrived in the city, prompting the armory gathering.
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Ku Klux Klan
Albany
McPherson Post
Grand Army of the Republic of Big Clty
Klay
Oregon Judge to Join Philippine Supreme Court
Charles A. Johns, associate justice of the Oregon Supreme Court, will be named to the Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands. The appointment moves him from Oregon to a central role in Manila with a formal confirmation anticipated by officials in Washington D. C.
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Oregon
Philippine Post
Washington, D. C
Charles A. Johns
Oregon Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the
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