La Grande Seeks Eastern Oregon Cup From Baker and Pendleton
La Grande High claims the Eastern Oregon First meet cup after a victory and disputes over whether the trophy was conditional for three consecutive wins. Baker City and Pendleton dispute the terms as University of Oregon Associated Students donated the cup and Professor Churchill seeks official clarification.
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Oregon
la Grande
Baker ‘High
Pendleton
Herald
Baker
Baker City
The Saving of Patience Godwin
The legend recounts Patience Godwin amid Massachusetts witchcraft fears. Francis Winthrop loves her but is torn by a love rival and a doomed trial. A vision at sunset frees Patience as a glowing apparition appears and a figure in white leads her away, sparking debate over the stranger’s identity.
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Patience Godwin
Patience
Massachusetts
Francis Winthrop
Jane Hartahorne
Jane
Young Winthrop
Satan
Maryland
Conservation of Organized Energy for Child Welfare Societies
Dr G Stanley Hall of Clark University and president of the Child Conference urges a national coordinating body to unify child welfare societies. The Child Conference plans a national plan tation meeting in Worcester Massachusetts June 2 to July 2 and will hire representatives to connect local organizations and interests nationwide.
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G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
United States
Betting on Jeffries Johnson Fight Sparks World Wide Wagering
The article notes enormous bets on the Jim Jeffries versus Jack Johnson bout with estimates of four to five million dollars staked globally. It highlights heavy wagering in the United States and other regions, reflecting the event's unprecedented betting interest.
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Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
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