Oregon Governor Race Outlook Narrowing In Oregon Primary
Portland returns show W Olcott leading the Republican field with strong support from Multnomah. Teagan ine and Val tie as contenders while Paterson, Adjutant General White, Lee and Bean follow. Pierce wins the Democratic nomination with Harvey Blakweather as the main rival. Public reviews recall commissioners and renominations of state officials and national committeemen finalize in unofficial tallies.
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Teaganine
Olcott
Val
Hall
Vortland
Li Patterman
Feneral White
E Vew
Lee
Bean
Walter
Pierce
Ratte
Harvey
Blarkweather
Sod Williame
Wore
T. M. Kerrigan
Too Me Oy
Hawley
Sinnott
Klur
C. P. Hoff
NM. Geam
J. A. Churchill
Ralph Wilfor
Fring Lamb Crop Shortage Reports Indicate Wool Decline
Fragmented reports from the Department of Agriculture show a smaller lamb crop and wool supply in the western states. Early estimates for Montana Wyoming Washington Oregon and Nevada suggest production near 70 percent of normal due to a ewe shortage. Some notes say Western speculators and feeders have contracted about half the lamb capacity in Idaho Oregon and Washington.
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Whington
D. C
Department of Agriculture
Wyoming
Washington
Oregon
Nevada
India
Idaho
Double-Heart Boy Dead Seeks Medico History
A 22 year old Spring Valley resident, Mike Chiaventone, died at his home. Reports say he was famed for having two atrial hearts, a condition linked to his time at Rus Medical College eight months prior. Medical officials confirmed the unusual cardiac anatomy.
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Mike Chiaventone
Spring ‘Valley
Rus Medical College
War Victims Hospital to Open at Fort Walla Walla
Fragmentary text notes a United States Army hospital project at Fort Walla Walla with troops from three Pacific sites and Alaska. Mentions a June 4 dedication and wartime context including tensions with landlords. No clear dates or full events available in readable lines.
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Walla
Ila Waly
Wash
Fort Walla Lh
18 & Cavalry
United Army
United Femi’ Hospital
Alawia
New Force Allegedly Found In Carbon Rod Energy Source
A. Ki Hatnen of London reports a carbon rod discovery that purportedly recharges human energy for about 12 hours with a five minute exposure. He links the effect to ancient Egyptian lore and cites past experiments by a King and Lemali Hint, claiming the hardened carbon penetrates several medical issues though details and mechanisms remain unclear.
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A. Ki. Hatnen
London
Balis
Suny
Khartra
Pyrimnida
Kerion
Mand Hur
Baien
Koltski Dog Acknowledged In Assault Case
Judge Oscar Hallam relates a humorous incident during South Dakota Bar talk about the Koltski case. He recounts Mrs Koltski denying instigating the family dog Caesar in an assault event. The attorney pressed, asking what she said to the dog, and she replied she told Caesar not to sic.
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Oscar Hallam
South Iakota Bar Association
Koltak
Koltski
Mra. Koltski
Caesar
Unsuspected Knowledge in Louise's Office
Louise hides her background with bold makeup and a bobbed hairstyle as Miles Isabel, the chief's stenographer, bursts into her office seeking the meaning of m o d u s operand. Louise calmly explains it means method of procedure, prompting Isabel to rush to Webster for verification.
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Feld
Louise
Miles Isabel
Kand
Isabel
Wireless Concert Comfort via Home Reproduction
Ronald Quid of London Ontario uses late originality to hear wireless concerts in his own room from music played hundreds of miles away. Bed springs provide mattress terminals aiding the setup. He also eliminates outdoor aerial wires by using the springs as connectors for the receiving instrument and sound amplifier.
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Ronald Quid
London
Ont
Gurd
Shrunken Indian Chef's Body Brought to U S Amid Controversy
A two foot tall preserved shrunken body identified as Karruba, a Peruvian leader who fought Somniards in 1596, arrives in the United States via Faun Kratiel a Peruvian engineer. The 25 inch remains were kept by a secret South American technique called plckling.
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United States
Faun Kratiel
Pradithon
Karruba
Sonor Krastleh
Shrwnken warror—Populie Selence Monthly
Rare Emerald in Princess Mary's Ring
A London jeweler in the West End touts a rare flawless emerald as an exceptional specimen gem. He notes that while pearls diamonds and other gems can be found, this emerald in Princess Marys ring stands out as a unique, flawless stone set in platinum.
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Seldon
West End
London
Princess Mary's
Amon Jewelers
Eye Men of West Meet at Los Angeles Convention
Western Congress of Optometry gathers top optometrists from ten western states in Los Angeles May 29 to June 4. Lectures, slides, and public talks on eye care will be given by noted doctors with exhibits and evening banquets. About 1600 delegates and guests are expected to attend.
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EYE Men” OF West
Los Angeles
Western Congress of Optometry
KE. H. Morissey
Los Angeles County Association of Optometrista
Commtes
Morrissey
United States
California State Association of Optometrists
Western State Board
R. C. Auguatiné
California
Western Congress
Salem Man Will Build Monmouth L C F Block
Trustees of Monmouth Odd Fellows select Salem contractor William Wechter to erect the new building. Proposals ranged up to 23 000 with J L Young of Portland lowest at 17 600 not including architect fees. The lodge will finance via a building corporation and buy materials, total cost under 18 000.
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Monmouth Odd Fellows
William Wechter
Salem
Ainge Company
Portland
Oscar Holmes
Dallas
Smiley
Independence
Albany
J. L. Young
Ownership and Building Plans for New Structure Expected
The Herald notes shares up to $100 without guaranteed interest will fund a building, with ownership and management to rest in the investors. Construction on the new building is expected to start shortly.
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Herald
Dr Thompson Attends Western Congress of Optometry
Dr Thompson travels to Los Angeles for the Western Congress of Optometry from May 27 to June 3. The annual gathering gathers progressive optometrists for study of new methods, lectures, demonstrations, and clinics in the optical profession.
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Thompson
Los Angeles
Western Congress of Optometry
West
Corvallis Man Elected Director Of Grain Growers
Claude Buchanan of Corvallis won election as director of the Oregon Cooperative Grain Growers representing Polk Benton and Yamhill districts. E M Alderman of Dayton trailed with 23 votes to 26 for Buchanan. P B Arant acted as election judge and J M Davis as clerk. The Enterprise remains priced at $1.50 yearly.
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Independence
Claude Buchanan
Corvallis
Oregon Cooperative Grain Growers
Polk, Benton, Yamhill
E. M. Alderman
Dayton
Buchanan
P. B. Arant
J. M. Davis
Thompson Heads Abroad for Three-Week Rail and Water Journey
Thompson plans a three week trip by rail and water. He will be accompanied by his wife and daughter.
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Thompson
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Mrs. Koltski
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Southbridge
Mass
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Buffalo
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Ore
W. B. Needles
Kansas City
Madern Optometry
Needles
Wiseman
Sheard
M. EB. Ketchum
Europe
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C. F. Block
Farmers State Bank
DR. Thompson
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Salem Woolen Mills
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Salem, Oregon
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