Cove Cherry Festival Show Celebrates Rich Local Fruit
Cove marks its first annual cherry festival with a grand exhibit of Royal Annes Lamberts Bings and other varieties. Prizes awarded to growers led by J K Lantz J E D Kall Stackland and L B Love as crowds praise the display and hospitality. Refrigerated cars line up for eastern shipping underscoring the crop’s commercial value. Baby show honors the valley’s best crop among the cherries.
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Salem
Dalles
Royal Annes
L. B. Love
J. EH. D. Kall
J. K Lantz
J. D. Ingram
J. K. Stackland
J. E. D. Kall
A. Andes
Jos. Ingram
J. K. Lantz
Lamberts
Stackland
Birdie Rees
G. M. McDaniet
W. Murphy
Minnie B. McDaniel
Grands Ronde Valley
Cove
F. T. Williams
Bings
K. J. Stackland
C. M
G.G. Stackland
Louis Strang Dies In Wisconsin Auto Endurance Crash
Louis Strang, famed daredevil auto driver, is killed near Two Rivers Wisconsin when his car carrying a technical committee for the Wisconsin Automobile Association endurance tour veered to avoid a wagon and plunged down an embankment. The accident occurred this afternoon.
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Two Rivers
Wis
Louis Stang
Daredevil Auto Driv
Wisconsin Automobile Association
Texas Prohibition Fight Brings State to Pivotal Vote
Texas faces a decisive statewide vote on a proposed prohibition amendment as a bitter campaign ends. Both sides claim confidence amid mass meetings from Panhandle to Gulf. The battle follows a Democratic primary that mixed anti prohibition gains with strong pro submission sentiment.
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Lone Star
Commonwealth
Panhandle
Gulf
el Paso
East Texas
Prohibitionists
Ant Prohibitionists
Oscar B. Colquitt
Texas
Colquitt
Sldes
Assault on Crip Pled Girl Sparks Mountain Manhunt
A posse led by Deputy Sheriff George Huffman hunted William Hogg through High Valley mountains for an alleged assault on Miss Moffat. McDonald is jailed for giving false information about Hogg’s whereabouts, while the fugitive remains at large with authorities hopeful of capture tonight amid harsh terrain and heat.
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Udo
Jady
Hogg
McDonald
Baker
Union
High Valley
Campaigns Split Over Saloon Question in Texas
Campbell leads active workers while newspapers churches and groups line up on both sides. Families split over the issue as the public clearly wants a definite saloon settlement, though whether to vote out the saloon remains to be seen by the vote count day after tomorrow.
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Campbell
Asute
Texas
Dr W T Phy Establishes Practice in Spokane
Dr W T Phy formerly of Hot Lake announces permanent location in the Hutton building Spokane. He will limit his work to surgery office practice and consultations.
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W. T. Phy
Hot Lake
Hutton
Spokane
Banker's Wife Killed in Virginia Auto Shooting
In Richmond Virginia banker Louise Beattie was shot beside her husband on Midlothian Pike as an unknown man demanded passage. Beattie was knocked unconscious when he tried to protect his wife. the shooter fled after the attack. Coroner's inquest set to determine details as police search for the assailant. Beattie and wife married last August and left a two week old baby.
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Hichmond
Virginia
Widdle
Louise Beattie
Manchester
Sisin
Beatties
Beattie
Montpelier Plans Pay Firemen Move Involves City Meeting
Montpelier, V I plans a special meeting to decide on adopting a paid fire department. City business interests favor the change as nine month fire losses exceed $100 000, highlighting the potential cost savings and efficiency gains in the largest U S city still using volunteers.
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Montpelier
hMontpelier
United States
King and Queen Depart Edinburgh After Royal Visit
The royal party left Scotland for London today ending the royal visit. A large crowd gathered at Caledonian Station to bid them farewell as King and Queen, the Prince of Wales and Princess Mary, departed for the capital.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Prince of Wales
Princége
Mary
London
Caledonian Railroad
Director Samuel Palsaha Receives New Carder of Efficiency
Washington report notes a coordinator title updated for Director Samuel Palsaha. The notice records the changes as of today in July at the capital, detailing the reevaluation of duties and the assignment of improved efficiency responsibilities.
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Washington
Samuel” Palsaha
Taft Plans Manassas Visit for Blue and Gray Celebration
President Taft arranged a trip to Manassas Virginia to attend the Blue and the Gray celebration near the Bull Run battlefield. He will travel tomorrow to participate in events marking Civil War memories and Union history.
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Manassas
Washington
Taft
Bull Run
Highhanded check scam suspect Hammontree sought
A man calling himself John G Hammontree, a railroad worker, is accused of cashing a 265 check to himself at a Portland bank with no funds. He disappeared after the alleged theft from P A Foley and is pursued by officials. Friends in La Grande described him as living high and well connected.
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Kopek
John G. Hammontree
P. A. Foley
Portland
Hamontree
la Grande
Atwood Aims to Bly Long Way
Aviator Harry Atwood plans a New York to Chicago flight with seven stops. He said he expects to complete the trip in ten days, following recent success flights from Boston.
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Atwood
Washington
Boston
Harry Atwood
New York
Chicago
Bond sale floats 26000 for Fourth street paving
Approximately $26 000 in bonds to pay for paving Fourth street were floated at par plus accrued interest after the council accepted the bid of Warren Construction Company. It was the sole bid and, as satisfactory, the city attorney mayor and recorder will proceed to convert the bonds into cash.
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Fourth Street
Warren Construction Company
Brickyards to restart operations next Monday
If plans mature as laid out today, the Wilson brick yards will resume operations next Monday after a breakdown of a few days ago.
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Wilson Brick Yards
Gideons Meet in Milwaukee for National Convention
Delegates from many parts of the country arrive in Milwaukee for the Gideons annual convention. The group has placed over 80 000 Bibles in hotels across the United States and Canada. Sessions begin tomorrow and conclude Sunday with special meetings in 40 Milwaukee churches.
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Milwaukee
Wic
Gideons
United States
Canada
California Glee Club to Berlin Concert Tonight
The University of California Glee Club arrives in Berlin during its European tour and will perform tomorrow night at the Bruderverein clubhouse ballroom on Kurfuersten Strasse under the American Woman's club auspices.
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California Glee Club
Berlin
University of California Glee Club
Europe
American Woman's Club
Magnicent New Bruderverein
Kurfuersten Stragse
Water sports carnival opens in Duluth with boat races
Big Keztta at Daluth Duluth Minn July 20 three days carnival of water sports opens with motor boat races. Tomorrow and Saturday feature the annual Northwestern International Rowing association races as the highlight of the event.
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Duluth
Minn
Northwestern International Rowing Association
Western Tennis Championships Open in Chicago Next Week
A group of top American tennis experts gathers in Chicago for the Western Tennis Association championship. Play starts Saturday at the Orientals club courts in Lake Forest and continues through the following week.
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Chicago
Western Tennis Association
Ping
Orientals Club
Lake Forest
Pope Leo XIII Death Anniversary Observed in Rome
In Rome on July 20 a requiem high mass marked the eighth anniversary of Pope Leo XIII's death. The ceremony took place at the Sacred College with high church dignitaries and numerous invited guests in attendance.
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Rome
Leo XIII
Sacred College
Johnson to Try Down English Champion Wells in Open Fight
Report from England says Johnny Johnson aims to drop the title to Bombadier Wells in a heavyweight Open bout. A $1,000,000 stadium fight is planned with 200000 expected spectators and a syndicate led by James White of Manchester backing the venture.
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London
BOL
TeamHon
Tmateh
Bombadier
Wells
Paralit
Johnuoas Sore
James, White
Manchester
Terah Hooley
B. Bottomly
Joby Bull's
Winlth Ig
Johnson
Wells Wits
Welle
Sidre
International Highway Begins Across Boundary
Officials from New York Vermont and Quebec met at Bowess Point near Lake Champlain to mark the start of construction on the proposed international highway linking Montpelier and New York City.
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Plattsburg
N. Ee
New York
Vermont
Province of
Quebec
Bowess’ Point
Lake Champlain
Montpelier
New York City
Minn. Auto Tour Starts From St Paul to Helena
The third annual Sepereaet run of the Minnesota State Automobile Association began in St Paul with Helena Montana as the goal. The party aims to reach Helena on the eighth day and will stop overnight in Alexandria Fargo Devils Lake Berthold Culbertson Malta and Great Falls.
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St. Paul
Helena
St. Pauly Minn
Minnesota State Automobilé Association
Helsena
Mont
Montana
Alexandria
Fargo
Devils Lake
Berthold
Culbertson
Malta
Great Falla
Baker Woman Admits Bigamy Confession Leads to Jail
Baker, July 16. Mrs. John Lang of Rock Creek confesses to bigamy and is in county jail after requesting prosecution. She married Lang last May but had prior marriage to Arthur Lake of Colorado. she met both men through a matrimonial agency.
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Baker
John Lang
Rock Creek
Lang
Arthur Lake
Colorado
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J. K. Lante
Louis
Strang
Austin
Peoce Gomes
ARM OF the Law
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Will
Big Keztta
Daluth
Leo
UY Down
England
Ree Johnson
Wight
Watts
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