Army Officers Rally Around Captain Hains Amid Scandals
Reports from New York claim U S Army officers defend Captain Hains after he shot journalist William Annis over divorce issues. The German expose of the Knights of the Round Table is cited as causing moral alarm and alleged degeneracy in army circles. Annis funeral was held today.
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Knights of the Round Tabre
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Engineers May Join Strike In Canadian Pacific Walkout
Winnipeg reports interest centers on engineers possibly joining the mechanics strike on the Canadian Pacific. A secret morning conference between mechanics and engineers yielded no clear result and the outcome remains uncertain.
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Camhdian Pacific
Indiana horticultural congress opens in Greenfield
Eminent horticulturists from Missouri New York and Michigan attend the mid-summer congress of the Indiana State Horticultural Society in Greenfield Indiana Fruit growers truck gardeners and farmers from across the state are present for the event.
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Stockton Faces Dual Labor Strikes In 1900s Ore City
Stockton California braces for two strikes as Teamsters and bakers walk out. Teamsters refuse to work after the Draymen and Express association bars nonunion hiring. Bakers walk out over wage increase to 60 cents per hour for night shifts. Nonunion bakers continue in shops as union talks continue. A Eugene man reports a deep well two hundred feet deep versus water access plans.
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Remarkable Union County Teachers Pass County Exams
The Union county common school exam results show 33 of 34 applicants passing with 9 state papers graded separately at Salem. Superintendent Bragg credits the high standard to experienced teachers, listing many successful names among the first and second grades.
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Bragg
Stella Ingie
Emma Simmons
Train Crash Kills Millionaire and Wife Near Minneapolis
Minneapolia August 19. John Gluck, a millionaire brewer, and his wife were instantly killed when a southbound train struck their automobile at Lake Minnetonka. Their two children were seriously injured and Mrs Gluck’s mother was fatally hurt. The bodies were badly mangled and thrown high in the air. In Chicago on August 15, Mrs Fred L Goldberg killed her baby with a hatpin and then hanged herself in the woods near Evanston.
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Chicago
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Evanston
Australian Welcome Greeted U S Fleet Arrival
Sydney readers anticipate the arrival of the American fleet with immense public entertainments valued in millions. The article notes diplomatic aims to strengthen Angl-Sam ties and potential strategic benefits if Japan advances on immigration, with the Powerful ship to meet the fleet at Port Jackson the next morning.
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Armandia
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New County Road Through Hot Lake Area Opened
The Hot Lake county road, about three quarters of a mile long, is accepted as first class. County Judge Henry reviewed the project and found it satisfactory. The new route runs along the foothills, shortens detours and reduces grade, replacing the old road crossing the O T AN track near the sanatorium.
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Police Chiefs Meet at New England Association Convention
Heads of police departments from Yankeedom attend the annual Chiefs of Police Association of New England convention in Providence. Today focused on business matters with sightseeing planned for tomorrow. The federation reports about 200 members.
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New England
Explosion at Maypole Colliery Kills Hundreds in Wigan
News from Wigan England reports 80 to 190 miners killed in last night’s Maypole Colliery explosion. Twenty bodies recovered, at least 60 believed beyond reach. Rescue teams overwhelmed by fumes. seven entered shaft then collapsed. Entry blocked by cave in. removal will take days. City of 99 000 faces massive loss.
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Japanese Public Hangs in Korea to Enforce Obedience
Seoul reports Japanese regime uses public executions in cities outside Seoul to terrify Koreans into compliance. Three weeks into the policy, authorities say dozens of Koreans killed or captured while 16,000 Koreans were put in the field fighting. Rebels have murdered 41 Japanese in a year amidst ongoing unrest.
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Boston to Shelburne Yacht Race Opens Tomorrow
All power yachts entered from Boston to Shelburne Nova Scotia gather at Hull station of the Boston Yacht Club for the start of a race tomorrow. Jointly hosted by the Boston and Shelburne Yacht clubs, the event offers a $256 Binnacle Cup from Harvard’s club and a prize for boats finishing within 36 hours of the first finisher. The course spans 290 miles, open to seaworthy boats between 66 and 60 feet overall.
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Oregon schools publish revised courses of study
Superintendent J H Ackerman has completed the revival of Oregon elementary and high school courses. Changes include a two year commercial course, a teacher training track, and new high school classifications based on adopted courses and full time teachers. A Heppner man sheared over 6000. Montana finish.
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Oregon
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Salon Journal
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Heppner
Montana
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