Court hears Roesch injunction case in county matter
The court began hearings at 8:30 am on the Roesch case with Julius Roesch testifying about alleged facts. Evidence and argument focused on sheriff duties and county clerk actions as to notices and liquors petition, with the petition found sufficient and clerk actions deemed proper. The final issue remained whether Sheriff Childers acted legally in issuing notices.
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Tofiay
Roesch
Julius Rovach
Coun
Henry
Wright
Childers
Sanford
Frank
Wilson
Julius Roesch
Fatal Razor Wounds End Life in Vallejo
A person sustained fatal razor wounds after losing balance and inflicting injuries on herself in Vallejo California. Police report a self inflicted act with assistance later. The incident occurred around mid June with no immediate accomplices identified.
Woman Injures Arm In Kitchen Accident
A woman near death after a kitchen mishap details a chair fall while paring a fruit causing a deep gash from palm to elbow. She attempted to recover but severed a finger and sustained heavy bleeding with little hope of recovery.
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Hovigman
Thisi
Meadows Opening Day Signals Record Stock of Horses
Seattle opening day of the King County Fair at The Meadows features a large class of horses for the summer meeting. A six-horse card highlights the program with Sugar Maid and Entrenowa as likely pace choices amid a reform of pool selling practices benefiting attendees.
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Seattle
King County
Meadows
Explosion on Hamburg liner Arcadia triggers ferryfront panic
Philadelphia June 20 Explosion on the Hamburg-American liner Arcadia arriving from Hamburg set the ship on fire and caused mass panic along the waterfront. Many crew injured. one confirmed dead a negro. Fire department aided rescue with 11 injured taken to hospitals. Six suspected dead later, ship largely destroyed by flames. Fireboats fight blaze as crew rescue two bodies and 16 injured while others may have jumped or drowned.
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Philadelphia
Arcadia
Hamburg
Krueer
Republican Committee Chairmanship Still Unfilled
In Cincinnati on June 20 Frank Hitchcock declined to accept the chairmanship of the national Republican committees. No selection has been made and no candidate has been chosen yet.
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Cincinnati
Frank Hitchcock
National Republican Committees
Favorite Son Welcomed Home
In Cincinnati the Republican center shifts from Chicago as Taft and Sherman arrive to a citywide triumphal welcome. Taft's parade through the streets ends at Fourth and Rice, with cheers of Our next president and Taft rings. The Ohio contingent favors a permanent national chair, with Herrick or Vorhys among possible picks.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Washington
Sherman
Tatts
Charles ‘Tafh
National Committee
Taft
William H. Taft
Bande
Charles Taft
Fourth
Rice Streets
Itla
Taftis
Ohio
Arthur Vorhys
Myron T. Herrick
Mitchcock
Geemral Powell Clayton
Arkansis
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Charles Nagle
Minsouth
BK. Hart
Town
Senator Borah
Idaho
ER. C. Duncan
North Carolina
Frank ©. Lowden
Illinois
New Record at Sea by Georgia Battleship
The Georgia set a record speed during a nine hour run at 12.02 knots and an eight hour sprint averaging 18.07 knots under forced draft. The ship, lighter on the nine hour run, drew less water and still outpaced other battleships, claiming unmatched performance in the navy.
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U. & & Georgia
Gea
United Prena
Georgia
Antic
Cape Flattery
Fruit Industry Growth in the Grande Ronde Valley
The Grande Ronde valley’s fruit sector expands as fruit soil remains largely uncultivated. Yearly crop projections include 1.25 million pounds of cherries, 6000 strawberry crates, 5000 raspberry crates, and thousands of apple, prune, peach, and plum shipments. Orchards planted years ago account for only about one fourth of potential output, with 36,000 cherry trees, 12,000 pear trees, and 200,000 apples among targets.
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Elass
Lambert
Glackland Bros
Cove
Ein Ovra
Royal Ann
Repub- Means
John Martin
Jecunda
Oscar Lund
Logan Bertine
Ben Davis
Gano
Rome
B. Cove
Bing and Lambert
Threa Oreharda
Axponne
President Roosevelt Leaves Washington for Summer Vacation
President Roosevelt and family depart Washington for their annual summer visit to Oyster Bay at 0 16 hours. He is escorted by Secret Service and aides while Secretary Loeb and Assistant Secretary Latta stay at the White House. He thanks the American people for the opportunity to serve.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ithel
Quentin
Oyster Bay
Loeb
Latta
White House
Birth Record Announces Daughter for Mr and Mrs A Geddon
A birth is reported in the city today with the couple Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Geddon welcoming a daughter.
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A. 8. Geddon
School Board Opens Bids and Appoints Teachers
At a meeting last evening the school board opened bids for a new building addition with contenders Ty Slater J J Chane cy Louis Wright and Boteer Brow. Shires had the lowest bid. The board also assigned teachers for the coming school year across multiple grades and buildings.
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Kchool Board
Mr. Shires
Warton
Eo Grande
Ty Slater
Grande
Jarre Hutdere
Mry Slater
Thera
J. J. Chane
Louis Wright
Boteer Brow
Bidw
Ingle
Mime Lidia Btw
RiLkavoth Surfin
Mies Mary Hidrrie
Miew Ruth Bush
Misa Jyrn Kuhni
Hubert Wilkerson
Manuel Salder
Misa Suean Mellroy
Mis Helen Vehra
Taft Campaign Rally Lights Up Los Angeles Streets
In Los Angeles on June 20 workers from 260 manufacturing plants joined a national campaign push. Banners reading prosperity banner hung along main avenues as Republicans prepare to ratify the nominee at a first tonight gathering.
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Gow
Arcadian
Wappear
Taft and Sherman
Crande Ronde
Pruitorowsr
Grande Ronde Valley
Slater
Pearth
Notity
Misa Gertrude Blaver
Ases
Mies Nell Young
Mise Mileabeth Burnell
Miew Guante Fisher
Hite Binkes Otth
Mise
Elizabeth King
Aixth
Emma Pickier
M. J. Manauger
Alice McKinley
Pauline Heliiard
Hill's Drug Store
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