Married Yet No Marriage Adopts A New Scheme In Europe
B Russel Harts, editor of Moods Magazine, says Ferdinand Pinney Earle has left for Europe with Miss Gertrude Dunn in a spiritual arrangement to remain soulmates. No marriage ceremony will occur unless they choose to have children. Earlier, Earle’s first marriage to Juli Kuttner is under annulment.
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New York
B. Russel Harts
Moods
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Europe
Gertrude Dunn
Earle
Juli Kuttner
Harts
Miss Dunn
Forty Nine Honolulu Deserters Arrested in San Francisco
Forty nine men arrived from Honolulu and were arrested by federal authorities in San Francisco for alleged desertion from the U S cruiser St Louis. Eight of the men have been examined and held for further inquiry.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
United States
St. Louis
Desertion Charges Rise As Absent Sailors Face Inquiry
Sailors on the St. Louis report a shortage of crew with hundreds listed as absentees or deserters. They say many men transferred to other vessels, citing poor feeding and illness from tainted fruit and salt pork while officers were well provisioned. An investigation is ordered.
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St. Louis
Japanese Delegation Visits Seattle to Foster Trade Ties
A large group of 46 Japanese commercial representatives led by Baron Shibuawa, president of the First National Bank of Japan, arrived in Seattle aboard the Minnesota from Yokohama. They will stay four days then tour the coast and east, with spouses and two secretaries in tow. Shibuawa touts strong ties between Japan and the United States and aims to boost trade relations.
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Seattle
Tokyo
Hner
Minnesota
Yokohama
Baron Shibuawa
First National Bank of Japan
Japan
United States
Forest Fires in Summerville Burn Through Noon Time
A blaze that began last evening in Weolwith's Timberland continues to burn at midday with crews fighting the woods fire near Summerville. No injuries reported as flames threaten the timberland and nearby areas.
Timber Fire Threatens Lucia Smith Ranch
A 160 acre timber area near Summerville owned by widow Lucia Smith burns fiercely after a day of defense. About 100 acres burned. wind direction and proximity to nearby Gellisple and Wanger properties keep danger visible. Firefighters worked through the night and into the afternoon to protect outbuildings and homes.
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Summerville
Lucia Smith
Gellisple Ranch
Wanger
Best
Elks Denounce Rev Gibson in Strong Open Letter
An Elk member defends the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks against Rev W H Gibson accusing him of slander. The letter praises Elks as noble, honest men and asserts Gibson could not join or speak for the lodge. It alleges Gibson avoided paying for church foundation work and denies his claims against officers and citizens.
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la Grande Evening Observer
W. H. Gibson
Order of Elks
Gibson
Benevolent and Protective Order of Biks
Beautiful Baptist Church
Hfe
Smuggled Chinese Workers Found in Box Car at Tecumcari
In Tecumcari New Mexico on September 1 a group of teenage Chinese people were jailed awaiting deportation after being discovered in a box car smuggled from Mexico. The car, consigned to a Kansas City firm, carried provisions and banks for the journey, indicating a likely organized smuggling operation behind the scheme.
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Tecumcari
N. M
Mexico
Kansas City
Chinese Smuggling Case Uncovered In Fraudulent Shipment
A weigh master found a railroad car billed as fruit weighed short of stated weight. Investigation revealed the car contained Chinese migrants rather than goods, exposing an unauthorized entry scheme run without federal approval.
Salmon Caught at Bayovean Park Weighs 96 Pounds
A salmon caught at Bayovean Park was brought to the Sheridan cavalry. The fish measured 434 feet in length and weighed 96 pounds.
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Bayovean Park
Sheridan Cavnlry
Survivor At Wreck At Home
Ed Thomas former foreman of the Spokane Coeur d Alene electric railroad round house returned home after a serious wreck injury. He remains in pain with leg wounds back sprain and facial bruises but shows marked improvement and may be able to walk soon though still unable to work for months.
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Ed Thomas
Spokane- Coeur d'Alene
Sacred Heart
Spokane
Round House
Sawyer ranch to thresh after 7000 grain sacks bought
H Eich enberger purchased seven thousand grain sacks in the city this morning for the W. G. Sawyer ranch. Threshing starts tomorrow and he predicts an exceptionally large yield for the Sawyer ranch and similar districts in the valley.
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W. G. Sawyer
H. Eichenberger
Sawyer
Secretary Wilson Tours Carey Act Irrigation Reserve
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson inspected the Lost River Carey Act project near Boise and met stockmen at Mackay to hear complaints about national forest use restrictions. He praised Pinchot and said the service aims to harmonize with stockmen as he plans to pass through La Grande tonight or tomorrow.
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Boise
Idaho
James Wilson
Lost River
Mackay
Wilson
Pinchot
la Grande
Hoppickers Wanted in Valley Newspapers
Local papers report frequent want ads for hoppickers across the valley, with irrigation enterprises operating in all directions. The notices highlight seasonal labor demand spreading east to west and north to south.
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Reg- Inter
Explorer Report Emerges From Greenland Mission
An American explorer, missing since the Arctic expedition, reportedly reappears in Greenland and is said to be homeward bound. The case ties to Danish authorities and the Peary-linked expedition, with Inspector records indicating renewed contact.
North Pole claimed by Dr. Cook amid return voyage
News reports from Copenhagen confirm American explorer Dr. Frederick A. Cook reached the North Pole on April 21, 1908. He left Halifax in 1907 and is now aboard the Danish steamer Hans Egede en route to Denmark. Eskimos accompanied him, with a single surviving companion last year.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
North Pole
Frederick Cook
Cook
Hans Egede
Denark
F. A. Cook
Brooklyn
N. Y
Greenland
Lerwick
Shetland Islands
Pole
South Pole
Northland
Callicoon
Sullivan County
New York
University of New York
Halifax
Cape Thomas
Hubbard
Hans Hyed
Eskimos
Robert Davidson
The
Explorer
Ore Shipment From Bugpard Mine Nets 2642 Dollars
A recent shipment of 21 tons of ore from the Bugpard mine on Elk Creek has netted the owners of the mine 2642 dollars.
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Elk Creek
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Weolwith
Rawhide
Neb
Nevada Street
Thomas
Hero
Peary
Fred
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