Rev Snyder Narrowly Survives Train Rundown
Reverend Snyder had a close call near Salem while returning home with his daughter. He drove onto the track as a train approached but horses halted. the engine struck and knocked him about twenty feet. He was rescued in a semiconscious state, treated at his daughter's home, and is recovering with no broken bones.
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Salem
Mike Nettie
Rev. Bader
An Be
Sadem
Haveing
Strom, Palle City & Westen
Crom
Juet
Mir
Snyder
Rev. Allen
Sedem
Fred
Satem
Mr. Snyder
Track Meet to Feature Five-Horse Exhibitions in Carni val Week
A four day track meet is planned in this city Wednesday through Saturday with entries from Polk County and other Oregon counties. Officials expect top stock horses and showmanship events with a Port Townsend company to present high order entertainments during the carnival week.
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Dowtt
Wedenday
Thorsday
Polke County
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Portsaid
Driving Association
Memorial Services for Soldiers At M E Church
Large congregation gathers at M E church as Rev. Dr. Dittlamere delivers the memorial address to soldiers and friends. Under J G Mc Throsh direction the choir provides special music with participation from various church choirs. Attendance remained high despite inclement weather.
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Dungsmore
M.es
Dittlamere
Presbyterian Church
J. G. Mc Throsh
M. EB
Mmeelinge Wie
Uiusual
Lerona Hotel Opening Preparations Under Way
Work on the new Lerona hotel finished Saturday and Monday. Mr Walker plans a grand opening next week inviting prominent people from various parts of the city to attend and sample what is claimed to be the finest luncheon package in town.
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Lerona
Walker
Businas
Lila City
Mer Walker Ia
Albany Cubs Are Credited With A Disputed Baseball Game
Albany Race Bath team manager William Rogowary disputes a game credit given to the Independence Cubs over Albany Coles. He argues the Cubs scored only once while Albany tallied two, and cites rules and correspondence with managers and the Sporting Editor of the Morning Oregonian supporting Albany’s claim.
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Holstor
Independence Cubs
Albany Coles
Cubs
Westbrook
Morning Oregonian
Wm. Rogowary
Albany
Not Uncommon Street Run Ends With Capture
A small group of riders were seen tearing down a street toward the river with apparent freedom. They moved fast, then retraced their path and were captured before completing their run or causing damage.
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B. Block
Deputy Sheriff Recovers Stolen Bicycles in Salem
Deputy Sheriff Bseh of Salem searched the city Friday for bicycles reported stolen by Stanley Miller and believed to be in the area. He recovered one or two bikes, with others still missing.
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Bseh
Salem
Stanley Miller
Pioneers Recalled In Pension Law Benefit Meeting
John Taylor of Afrile and T. J. Fryer,旧comrades from the Civil War, were together in the city last week. They spent hours recounting service days and both benefited from the recent pension laws.
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John Taylor
T. J. Fryer
Comrads
Oregon Borax Deposits to Be Well Developed
Lakeview reports a major development plan by the Oregon Borax company with extensive machinery to be installed. An evaporating plant will remove most moisture from the soda deposit at Alkali Lake, five miles from Lakeview, to improve handling and shipping efficiency.
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Lakeview
Oregon Borax Company
Tax Levy Plan Considered for Oregon Schools
Oregon regents from the University of Ox and the Oregon Board discussed finance reforms in Salem and Portland. They favor a fixed mill tax of 7-10 of a mill on assessable property to fund both institutions rather than seeking separate yearly legislative appropriations. Corvallis would receive $288,750 and the University of Oregon $126,000 under the proposed system.
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Portland
Boards of Regents
University of Ox
The
Oregon
West
Salem
Corvallis
University of Oregon
Railroad rate hearing set for June 18 in Sumpter case
The state railroad commissioners will resume the low rate case of the Sumpter Valley railroad on June 18. The Baker Commercial club pushes the case, arguing current log-hauling rates hinder material delivery to Baker sawmills.
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Baker
State Railroad Commissioners
Sumpter Valley Railroad
Baker Commercial Club
Moonshine Raid Fails To Apprehend Makers Near Leaburg
Revenue officers and local deputies raided a Leaburg area moonshiners site on the McKenzie river but found only an old man, women, and children. The still was hidden under a log with corn meal and barley sacks nearby. The operation had supplied liquor to loggers and others in the district.
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Eugene
United States
Internal Revenue
Lenburg
McKenzie River
Leaburg
Brown
Revenue
Shellburg
Newberg Editor Sued for Libel
Edith Patterson sues RE W H Woodward editor of the Newberg Graphic for damages in a libel case stemming from an article published around August 3 191. Corvallis Gets Threshermen Meeting. Condon Threshermen elect officers led by John Minadek of Union in the regional gathering.
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Newberg
McMinnville
Edith Patterson
RE. W H. Woodward
The
Newberg Graphic
Corvallis
Condon
Threshermen
John Minadek
Union
Salem Fruit Inspector Starts Fight Over San Jose Scale
Salem County Fruit Inspector Jones has begun a vigorous campaign to exterminate San Jose scale in orchards. He issued orders that this pest be attended to at once or the orchard will have to be cut down.
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Salem
Jones
San Jose
Oregon Items Reach From Rail to Recall Effort
A Medford mustering of coast artillery opens May 29. Wil Lanette Law School graduates receive diplomas. Warn County Pioneer Association plans a June 5 reunion at McMinnville. North Bend hosts first SP line work. Hawley seeks 10400 emergency Willamette flood funds near Independence. Oregon Electric to Albany July 4 celebration touted. Chamberlain aims for Pendleton reservoir land. Indians oppose. Dr. Robinett resigns to practice privately. Aurora home fire fatal. Taft reappoints McCourt U S district attorney and Bramwell La Grande registrar. Oregon Agricultural extension teaches bullying and civic improvement at Buxton. Lakeview wool sale tops 1,000,000 pounds at 14 1/2c. Hirschberg seeks Little Luckiamute river water for municipal power. Columbia salmon industry yields about 6 million dollars. Portland hosts Oregon Retail Jewelers Assn convention delegates. Lumber shipments rise, signaling demand. Beal boys drown in Columbia River after raft incident. Williams rescues peers. Survey work near Necanicum hints Harriman backing. Recall drive targets Wasco County Judge Lake and Commissioners Stoughton Hooper over courthouse contract. Tolonen burns fatally near Astoria from brush fire. Chamberlain amends claims bill to pay Oregon Civil War claims in full.
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Coast Artillery
Medford
Wil- Innette Law School
Warn Hl County Pioneer Association
McMinnville
Southern Pacific
Coos Bay
North Bend
Hawley
Willamette
Independence
Oregon Electric
Albany
Willamette Valley
Chamberlain
Pendleton
Indias
Fe Beesamas County
Aurora
Taft
John Mcourt
Oregon
Frank C. Bramwell
la Grande
HH. Hirschberg
Lewis
Little Lucktamate
State Board of Fish and Game Commissioners
Columbia River
Portland
Oregon Retail Jeweler's Association
Clatsop Beach
Harriman
A. E. Lake
H. Stoughton
H. C. Hooper
Waste County
Dalles
Tausa Tolonen
Mattia Tolonen
Smith's Point
Astoria
Senate
Conventions at Chicago Set Stage for June Republican Meeting
The Chicago foundation work continues for the Republican National Convention on June 18. National committee members, dignitaries, and state delegation representatives will arrive as credentials and contested seat deadlines loom on May 29. The June 6 hearing will resolve about 260 contested seats as 100,000+ requests seek 12,000 seats. Tickets list days from June 18 to 22 and indicate validity for all days beyond.
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Chicee
National Committee
Harry S. New
William Stone
Change in Headquarters for Dr Helsley at Railroad Ave
Dr Helsley will be at the J N Jones residence on Railroad Ave in the morning, Monday, Wednesday and Friday each week. Phone 7412. Treatment can be found at the patient’s preferred home. Dr Helsley, a graduate of the A T Still School of Osteopathy, offers free consultation.
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Dr. Helsley
J. N. Jones
Railroad Ar Rest
M m
A. T. Still School of Osteopathy
Dr Miles Laxative Tablets Adverts to Aid Children
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Laxative Tablets as a gentle laxative for children, noting candy like taste and chocolate flavor ease of administration. It claims strong parental approval from Sisters of Christian Charity and cites a 25 cent price with no bulk sales.
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Miles
Sisters of Christian Charity
Charles St. Luzerne
Dr. Miles
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