Grand Describes Opening of Large Vinegar Factory in La Grande
Mr Ripley announced the confirmed plan for a vinegar factory in La Grande with capitalization of 40000 dollars, 5000 to be invested in site and plant, and 10000 working capital. The plant aims to process 100000 bushels of apples into 450000 gallons of vinegar, employing eight year round workers plus seasonal staff, and six traveling salesmen. Freight rates to Portland Spokane and Salt Lake City are favorable, and growers will be paid five dollars per ton for apples, totaling about 15000 dollars for a class of fruit previously wasted, with output rising yearly to meet county demand.
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la Grande
Riplay
Ripley
Portland
Spokane
Salt Lake City
Man Slays Wife in Jealous Rage Then Kills Self
In Chicago on a June night butcher Charvat Konduras, intoxicated, forced entry after his wife barred the door. He fatally stabbed her and then slashed his own throat. three children witnessed the tragedy. Konduras is dying.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
Charvat Konduras
Floods threaten towns along Kings and San Joaquin rivers
Fresno reports unchecked floods from the Kings and San Joaquin rivers causing over a million dollars in farm damage and widespread evacuation. Needles town faces its highest Colorado River level with its Indian district washed out as the river eight miles wide advances toward the town. Stockton notes a break at Kackuk landing widening Old River to 400 feet, flooding Union Island.
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Scripps News Association
Fresno
Cal
Kings
San Joaquin
Colorado
Needles
Stockton
Kackuk Landing
Union Island
Court Martial Finds Captain Wynne Guilty of Insubordination
Washington June 26 The Court Martial convicts Captain Wynne of the Marine Corps of insubordination and sentences him to dismissal with a recommendation that he be allowed to resign.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Wynne
Marine Corps
Thaw Arrigned In Murder Of Stanford White
New York June 26 Harry K. Thaw appeared before the police court charged with the murder of Stanford White. He wore his evening clothes as detectives searched for his wife Evelyn Nesbitt. Thaw will be defended by Dan O'Reilly and was remanded to await the coroner's jury.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Harry Randall Thaw
Stanford White
Thaw
White
Burns
Evelyn Nesbitt
Hodging
Poesnerennes
Jefferson Avenue
Dan O'Reilly
Nan Patterson
Burr McIntosh
McIntosh
Europe
Evelyne Nesbitt
America
Dowie controlled marriages and church affairs alleged
Deacon Judd testified in federal court that Dowie forbids marriage without his consent to prevent contamination by outsiders. The day’s proceedings also covered a financial statement. Separate reports note a court martial finding Captain Wynne guilty of insubordination and a missing man case with Beavers surviving a lengthy hospital watch.
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Scrippa News Association
Chicago
Dowie
Christian Catholic Church
Deacon Judd
Financial Statement of
Plans for Fourth of July celebration completed in La Grande
The arrangement committee lists athletic events with cash prizes for first and second places. Entry closes by the evening of the third with judge J. C. Gardner and peers overseeing. E. L. Felix, visiting Baker City, is the hotel clerk in La Grande.
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J. H. Peare
Ball Park
Co. No
la Grande
E. L. Felix
Geiser Grand Hotel
Baker City
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