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Happenings Across Cities Reported In 1914 Era Summary
Chicago Real Estate Board heard Secretary Bryan condemn senate rules as obstruction. Wilson freed a bird sent by a girl at Pass Christian. Navy officers urged to discharge more, not imprison. US naval buildouts rank second. Britain leads. Projectiles bids fall. four inch shells drop from 9.50 to 5.46. Forest Service tests ammonia bombs for fires. Washington and Oregon items include weddings, taxes, exams, and land transfers across Coos Bay region.
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Senate
Bryan
Chicago Real Estate Board
Wilson
Pass Christian
Blue
Bureau of Navigation
United States
Great Britain
Navy
Daniels
United States Forest Service
Booker T Washington
Dale
Walter D. McCully
Anna B. Clark
Umatilla County
Chicago
Board of Education
Port Orford
Robert Taylor
Elmer Crane
Acme
John Lamb
Arago
Smith-Powers Company
Coquille Sentinel
D. D. Campbell
Southern Pacific Railroad
Willamette Pacific
Eugene
Coos County
Estabrook Lumber Company
Fyfe Lumber Company
Lower River
Joseph Fyfe, Junior
San Francisco
South Inlet
Henry Sengstacken
C. F. Hartz
Tidewater
Coos Bay
Exposition Company
Eberlin
Berlin
Kalbab National Forest
Antona
Houston
Grand Jury
Portland
Phil Chamberlain
L. C. Smith Typewriter Co
The
Chandler
Maine
Roseburg
T. M. Carr
Marshfield
Carr
Fosson
Canada
Smoot
Allen Hancock
Los Angeles
L. A
Reno
New
Last Chance Club
Jack London
Upton Sinclair
California
State Board of Prison Directors
San Quentin
Portland Journal
North Bend
Columbia Bar