Oregon boy dominates Olympic 11 meter hurdles record
Worrest Smithson of Oregon wins the 110 meter hurdles in a 15 seconds flat, setting a world mark as America sweeps the event with second and third places by American runners. The U S leads the track medal tally amid controversial officiating and other victories in relay and field events.
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Worrest Smithson
Oregon
Fiat—Pots Americaa
John Bull
Tolly
America
Garréin
Witland A. BH
Shaw
Sweden
Andor
Wardad
England
Obinn
Taylor
Olpm- Swank
Morwell
Nvelle Thuryday
Deihe Wieter
Hhulewell
James Sullivan
American Amateur Athletic Union
Carpenter
Halswell
United States
Germany
Hungary
William F. Hamilton
Chicago Athietic Club
N. J.cartmell
University ‘of Pennsylvania
J. B. Taylor
Irish- American Athletic Club
New-York
Melvin W. Sheppard
Irigh-American
Bryan in Chicago Conference Selecting Campaign Manager
Bryan arrived in Chicago at 8 90 and conferred with a ten member sub committee of the national committee over the selection of a campaign manager. The great crowds cheered as his train moved through Nebraska and Iowa.
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Bryan
Chicago
Jayl
Turkey
Asd
Aisk
Aly
Annex
Monal
Nebraska
Hearst Declines Presidential Bid Amid Independence League Talk
New York reports William R Hearst has arrived from Europe and rejects candidacy for the presidency. Despite his stance, independence league leaders reportedly back his nomination as the party prepares for its national convention in Chicago. Several figures, including Thomas Higson and M W Howard, are seen as unlikely nominees in the party’s evolving plan.
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New York
William R. Hearst
Europe
Tile
Hearst
Chicago
Tutolay
Thoms 1
Higson
Massachusetts
M. W. Howard
Alabama
Prince at Quebec: naval pageant along St Lawrence draws crowd
An enormous crowd gathered today as warships and two Princh battlestiye units paraded on the St. Lawrence River. The event featured a grand pageant on the Plane of Abraham with a banquet planned for representatives from Avellraila, New Zealand, Bourh America and Newfoundland.
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St. Lawrence
Wate
Prinha
Abraham
Avelraila
New Zealand
Shake Up in Telephone Co Marks Major Reorganization
A sweeping overhaul at the Pacific Telegraph and Telephone Co includes mass staff reductions and new leadership. J C Ratoy hopes infusion of new blood and restructured divisions will improve service as the company splits into three districts from San Diego to the Oregon line. F C Phelps of Boston to replace Thomas F B Sherwin as auditor. G D Robinson resigns as general superintendent with W J Phillips named head of the southern district.
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J. C. Ratoy
Thomas FB. Sherwin
F.C. Phelps
Boston
Bell Company
Robinson
Pacific Aystem
San Diego
San Sule Obispo
Ge Central
Ivision
Bantaila Obispo
Oregon Line
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
W. J. Phillips
Matter
Incapacitated Colonel Confronted Over Gramsophone Test
A Democratic official named Ivanhoe was checked for fitness after a street encounter. A felon demanded to test a gramophone in the colonel's office, causing agitation as a partner was summoned amid political tensions. The scene ended without clear resolution.
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Ivanhoe
Hat
Record
Campfire campaigning and a stolen talking machine
A tale describes a mistaken shipment of a talking machine for campaign use. The culprit is linked to Charles Cothran, an attorney, whose office is on the same floor. A democratic speech was sent to the republican district attorney, implicating a political misstep. An outing via train to Wallowa River is planned if a committee succeeds.
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Grady
Huchler
Wallowa River
Avwuset
Deputy Supreme Commander Addresses Local Meeting
The deputy supreme commander of the Order of the Lot speaks at an evening gathering set for 7:30. She praises the city’s loyalty and urges broader interest beyond the western portion in this community event.
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The
Order of the Lot
Cross
Pandleton
Order of the Railes
Maccabies
Eyatestain
Ofdiy
Thie City
Mtaten
Woethern
Turkish Women Unveil New Constitution Riots In City
Dispatches from Monastir report Macedonian women paraded unveiling in streets to celebrate a new constitution. A reform order requiring veils was revoked, allowing women to appear unveiled publicly for the first time in centuries.
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Silent
Berlin
Monastir
Macedonia
Wuhin
Turkey
Fruits Promotion Letter From Grande Ronde Valley
Mrr Collier of the Commercial Club requests fruitgrowers to exhibit samples in a Grande Ronde Valley hall. The letter outlines advertising aims to boost land value and invites farmers to assist with displays and sharing costs. Rental notice for a neatly furnished room accompanies.
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Mrr. Collier
Adilreto
Ronde
Chinamen Visit America With Government Mission
A group of Chinese visitors, sent by the Kwangesi province governor to study commerce and mining resources in the United States and Canada, is due to visit Seattle and Portland. Officials describe their trip as a fact finding mission. observers note cultural and linguistic challenges during the journey.
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Vancouver
Bot
China
Shee
Willie
Quite
Canada
United States
Kwangesi Province
South Ching
Seattle
Portland
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Mpanct
MANO
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Ceonda
Braindon
Iwan Englinhiasn
Prince AT
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Prawe
United Bites
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TELIA
STOKE
Shake UP IN Telephone CO
Sreed
Turk Women CO
Parters
Prottgrowera
Grande Ronde Valley
Bao
Fm Granites
Ty John Ollar
Anthosty
A. C
Elgardette
Hill's Drug Store
LA Grande
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