England Sues O R and N for 60000 in damages
Charles England, a local car repairer badly injured when struck by a box car in the railroad yards about a year ago, files a suit in Union county seeking 60000. He spent months in hospital and recently returned from Portland as he recovers. Attorneys H Daniels of Portland and Bennett and Bennett of The Dalles represent England.
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Portland
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H. Daniels
Bennett & Binnet
Dalles
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Rascles Morrin Buys 129 Acre Tract in Land Office Sale
Rascles Morrin of Allcel bought an isolated 129 acre tract for 160 dollars. The sale was conducted at the land office.
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Rascles Morrin
Allcel
Grand Jury Recommends Unwritten Law in Texas
Tastland community roused by crimes against young women prompts grand jury to urge placing unwritten law on state statute books. Lawmakers expected to be asked to act to tighten protections for young girls and women.
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Tastland
Texas
Formosan Island Missionary Braving Head Hunters
Mia Julian Arnold, UC graduate and American consul wife in Formosa, ventured into the interior with Japanese guards to meet Adbea headhunters. A fierce chief with a belt of white scalps threatened her, but her nerve kept her safe in Berkeley reporting Aug 25.
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Cal
Formoa
Mia
Julian Arnold
Orient
University of California
Consu
Formosa
Cavalry Hunts Lone Bandit After Park Robberies
Livingstone Montana reports a cavalry troop in hot pursuit of a lone bandit who robbed 15 stages and 125 persons in Yellowstone Park. He escaped into timber after taking about 260 dollars in cash and stock of drafts valued at 10,000 along with watches and jewelry. Taft spoke at Hot Springs delivering a phonograph lecture on duty to help convert heathens. State Senator Hopkins of Illinois held a conference with Taft.
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Yellowstone Park
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Taft
Hot Springs
Hopkins
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Raids Investigated in Aberdeen Area Doors
Authorities probe raids on Lowery and Akasaka carried out by armed men. Residents report fear and that many kept weapons under pillows as night investigators search for clues.
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Lowery
Akasaka
Nomination notification for J W Kern in Indiana
August 26 Indianapolis reports J W Kern informed of his nomination for vice president with Bryan addressing trusts and tariffs. The ceremony was understated. merchants refused decorations and crowds cheered Kern as he spoke on legitimate enterprise and tariff issues amid a political gathering in Indiana.
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Ind
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United States
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Kern
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Wm. J. Bryan
John W. Kern
Theodore Rot
California
Auto
NATO
Norman F. Mack
Thorryvs Taggartee Thames
Candiate
Indiana
Johnnie
Korn
Hoe
Rodenvelt
Castro's End Near
Assurances from the United States that it will not interfere fuel plans by Venezuelan revolutionists to overthrow President Castro. They intend a war to begin with the South American rainy season, with Holland promising naval aid and recruits to be raised in Colombia. Finances are being arranged in New York.
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United States
Venezuela
Castro
Holland
Columbia
New York
Japanese tact saves trouble at Pacific fleet reception
In Sydney a Japanese consul general defuses anti Japanese talk at a reception for Atlantic Fleet officers. Kisaburo Uyono speaks of friendship with America and pledges to strengthen ties as Australian venues host athletic events and naval celebrations for the visiting ships.
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Australia
Pacific
Kisaburo Uyono
Uoyono
Japan
Uyeno
America
Ayone
Royal Agricultural Show Grounds
Building Collapse Kills Eighteen at Hoxton
Eighteen men are reported killed and several injured when a building under reconstruction collapsed in Hoxton. Ten bodies and seven injuries removed. debris hindered identification. About thirty five workers were on site. cause linked to reuse of damaged old foundation after a recent fire. Fire crews and police coordinate debris removal.
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Sven
Sheriff declares Captain Hanna sane amid Annis slaying rumors
Sheriff Marvey of Queens County today stated Captain Hanna, accused in the William Annis slaying, is not insane and that rumors of ravings were spread by his friends to bolster his defense. The remarks come as the case moves forward despite frantic speculation.
Demurrer Overruled in Holverson Case. Trial Set Next Monday
After a week of consideration Justice Stewart overruled the demurrer in the indictment against Holverson, who is charged twice with selling liquor at Hilgard. The case moves to trial next Monday with new subpoenas issued and a hearing planned a week later.
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Hilgard
Holverson
Justice Court
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Lonthes
Fastice
Angus Stewart
Stock Brokers Fail Amid Market Turmoil
New York stock firm Al on Brown & Co suspended operations amid financial embarrassment and delivery failures. The firm handled 750,000 of the 1,000,000 shares traded in the wash sale last Saturday and held 400,000 acres for 1,008 exchange members. Estimated liabilities range from 1 to 1.5 million dollars.
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AL On Brown & Co
Carey
Exchange
Greek Troubles Probe in City by Greek Minister
Investigations reveal Minister S. A. Cor Milan from Graevce is in the United States for five days to meet secretly and study the international Jews blamed for disruptions in the Greek colony here.
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Fan Francisco
S. A. Coro- Milan
Graevce
United States
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