Peace treaties and Senate press for ratification
President Wilson through Secretary Bryan seeks Senate approval of new peace treaties with twenty nations before adjournment. Bryan outlines aims including a resort to investigation when diplomacy fails and preserving party rights to act independently after reports. signed deals include entries with Salvador, Haiti, Panama, Honduras, Nicaragua, Bolivia, Portugal, Persia, Denmark, Switzerland, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Italy, Norway, Peru, with Uruguay expected next week.
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Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Salvador
Panama
Honduras
Nicaragua
the Nether
Bolivia
Portugal
Persia
Denmark
Switzerland
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Venezuela
Italy
Norway
Peru
Uruguay
France
Mr. Bryan
Great Britain
Huerta Sails From Puerto Mexico For Kingston
General Victoriano Huerta former president of Mexico leaves Puerto Mexico bound for Kingston Jamaica aboard the German cruiser Dresden with Senora Huerta and their daughters Elena Eva and Zella. He offers no farewell address and crowds react in silence as troops stand at attention. Carranza informs the U S government he is ready to suspend hostilities pending talks on Mexico City authority.
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Puerto Mexico
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Kingston
Jamaica
Senora Huerta
Elena
Eva
Zella
General Blanquet
Senora Blanquet
General Huerta
Dresden
Huerta
Zaragoza
Washington
Carranza
United States
Carbajal
Mexico City
Girl Victim of Plague Sixth Case in New Orleans
The sixth bubonic plague case in New Orleans was a 10 year old girl, Helen Spell, living six blocks from the first case identified June 27. Dr Oscar Salomon oversaw a rail yard inspection to ensure freight cars contain no rats before sealing. Civic federation women form four committees to lead cleanup efforts in hotels, hospitals and markets, with a fourth for home educational work.
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New Orleans
Helen Spell
Oscar Salomon
Civic Federations
Caillaux recounts dramatic testimony at murder trial
Mme Henriette Caillaux told, with self control, how she shot Gaston Calmette editor of Le Figaro on March 16, revealing the long lead up to the killing and the calumnies against her husband. She described years of fear for herself and family if letters were published.
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Paria
Mme
Henriette Caillaux
Serge Caillaux
Finance
Palace of Justice
Gaston Calmette
the Figaro
Caillaux
Calvary
Villa regrets Huerta's resignation in Juarez
General Villa, in Juarez, says he would have preferred Huerta remain in office in Mexico City until they could capture him, reacting to reports of Huerta's resignation.
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Villa
Huerta
Juarez
Mex
Mexico City
Recall Election Brings No Change in Centralia
Centralia Washington recall election fails. Mayor H. W. Thompson and commissioners A. B. Sears and W. B. Kier remain in office, with no officials voted out.
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Centralia
Wash
H. W. Thompson
A. B E. Sears
W. B. Kier
Grape Juice Rival Seen In Eugene Loganberry Drink
Eugene fruit cannery prepares Loganberry juice as a rival to grape juice. The tart beverage will be sold in soda shops and grocery stores with dilution before use. If accepted, Willamette Valley's thousands of acres may boost supply faster than demand.
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Eugene
Willametley
Sixty Albany County Schools Standardized and Improved
Sixty Elma county schools are standardized with proper heating lighting and ventilation. Facilities include attractive rooms flag display good drinking water well-kept grounds spelling contests and satisfactory overall school work. Attendance and reporting meet requirements with dry books maintained.
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Albany
Elma County
Exhibit to Be Collected for Wasco County Exhibit
In The Dalles George M. Hyland urged business leaders to gather grains and fruits for Wasco county's 1916 Panama Pacific exposition exhibit. May. Salem says Southern Pacific will not contest the reciprocal demurrage act and has paid Travis Gleason of Portland for late wood car supply at Middleton.
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Dalles
George M. Hyland
Oregon
Business Men’s Association
Wasco County
Salem
Southern Pacific ‘Railroad
State Railroad Commission
Travis & Gleason
Portland
Middleton
Plan to Drain Tule Lake by Underground Passages
Engineer J. K. Camp of the reclamation service works on draining Tule Lake a 100000 acre lake on the Oregon California border near lava beds and ice caves. He plans to reach natural lava bed channels under two lava crusts using underground passages to drain the lake into the beds.
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J. K. Camp
Reclamation Service
Tule Lake
Oregon
California
Ballot Title Challenged in Marion County Court
Miss Fern Hobbs secretary to Governor West asks circuit court to amend the ballot title for the initiative measure abolishing the desert land board so it clearly reflects the measure's contents.
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Salem
Circuit Court of
Marion County
Fern Hobbs
Governor West
Crawford
Desert Land Board
Unworked Land Listed for Sale by Salem Club
Salem commercial club announces listing of several thousand acres of unimproved land to be sold at 30 to 50 dollars per acre. George F. Rodgers, president of the board of governors, says the plan provides information for people coming to locate in the area.
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Salem
Salem Commercial Club
George F. Rodgers
Board of Governors
Child Finds Hidden Robbery Stash in Albany Barn
A six year old daughter of James Carey discovered bright red ribbon protruding from a sack in an old barn. She pulled it out and led to about 75 dollars worth of Rob inson general merchandise store goods stolen at Turner on July 1.
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Albany
James Carey
Robinson General Merchandise
Turner
Roseburg Plans Bond Election to Build Rail Line
Roseburg asks voters in October to approve a $300,000 bond issue to finance a railway between Roseburg and Marshfield, aiming to attract capital for construction.
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Roseburg
Marshfield
More Than 100 ex lowans at Albany reunion
More than 100 ex Lowans attended a reunion at the Albany Chautauqua. The annual Christian church convention and camp meeting closed at Turner. Marshfield votes on a $10,000 school bond. Roseburg plans a special election for a $300,000 railroad bond. Tillamook fishing remains strong with a big run and good prices. Oregon Agricultural College catalog is printed and binding. Hood River growers expect record yields with more water. Rogue River Valley Bartlett pears look good. packing to start in two weeks. Eugene Fruit Growers move loganberry shipments to the east. Oregon box as standard apple container favored by senate. similar measure on house calendar. Pleiades loads 25,000 cases of salmon at Astoria, worth $175,000, possibly via Panama canal. Secretary Olcott speeds initiative printing after filing. Indian affairs commission ends further action with Senator Lane. fraud proof cited. Eugene hay crop seen bumper. Linn county harvests largest hay crop. prices $5 in fields, $10-$12 per ton delivered. Undertaker J. P. Finley & Sons saves a life by reviving Mrs. Anna Woods. State board of control to set wage scales for state institute staff. Baker county records first lynching in years near Burnt River. Olcott clarifies highway policing duties. High school standardization endorsed at Eugene conference. Grasshoppers devastate Uma tila county west end, threatening third alfalfa cut and orchard growth. Shade trees suffer.
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Tillamook
Big Run
Oregon Agricultural College
J. F. Sugrue
Cashmere Fruit Growers’ Association
Hood River
Rogue River Valley
Eugene Fruit Growers’ Association
Senate
Oregon
United States
House
Astoria
New York
Panama Canal
State Olcott
Commission
Indian Affairs
Senator Lane
Eugene
Lane County
Linn County
J. P. Finley & Sons
Portland
Anna Woods
State Board of Control
State Institute of
Salem
Baker County
Whitney
Audrey
Burnt River
J. B. Hardman
Hardman
Grace
Olcott
W. A. Shaffer
Medford
Pacific Highway
Shaffer
Secretary of State
Jackson County
E. F. Carlton
Carlton
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Pasco
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Rail, Trolley and Steamship Lines
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Boston& Maine
Nelson Morris
Chicago
Ted States
Sweden
Trade Commission
House of Representatives
Zapata
State Department
Forts Rosecrans
Brown, MclIntosh
Bliss
Wingate
War Department
Bites
Mme, Caillaux
Oregon News
Umatila
Yamhill Electric Company
The
Newberg Creamery Co
Reo Inter-City Truck Service
Newberg
McKern’s Barber Shop
First St
White
Portland, Main
Front ST
N. B. Lesher
Pres
Geo. Britton
Sec
Duntley
Coschbiacton
Ds Padranete
Duntley Pneumatic Sweeper Company
State St
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Rola
FH. Griffith
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