Theatre Building 10 to Undergo Repairs and Interior Remodel
W F Matlock owner outlined plans to repair exterior of the theater and repaint it. Interior remodeling would follow once bids are let, including stage hood, wider stage, heating plant, and balcony. No immediate new theater construction expected. Commercial club committee to review remodeling plans.
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Cireson Theatems
W. F. Jatluk
Matlock
T. G. Montgomery
Commercial Club Committee
Ex President Tepdy Explains On Government Control Of Business
Ex president Tepdy ends testimony by saying he faulted the government for overreach on business. Despite Colonel Roove ret’s claim his action seemed necessary, witnesses show Tennessee Company was a leading steel property and its gobbling gave the trust control of a major competitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooveret
Tennessee Companys
Rewed First Wife: Woodruff to Remarry in Fall
Boston news reports John S. Woodruff of New York will marry his first wife Marion Woodruff for a second time next fall. Their separation followed a Reno divorce for the second wife. Alice Parker announced the engagement through Mrs. Woodruff's mother Harriet Parker.
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Don Ss. Woodruff
New York
Boston
Marion ‘Woodruff
John S. Woodruff
Rains Damage Railroads Block Chicago Denver Line
Rains in western Nebraska have halted Burlington main line traffic between Chicago and Denver. All trains are 12 to 15 hours late as operations move to Union Pacific routes via the Rock Island. Six inches of rain fell in some locations, crippling schedules.
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Lincoln
Neb
Burlington
Chicago
Denver
Nebraska
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Company L to Entrain for Astoria Camp Adventure
The unit led by Captain Kern will entrain Monday morning on train No. 5 from Pundictun heading to Astoria for camp. A tourist sleeper will be reserved for the company, guardsmen will sleep aboard the train, and a detachment from Lowwipinied hamlet will accompany. Captain Kern will travel east tonight with Oregon State team en route to Camp Berry Ohio.
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L. Hed
N. G
Astoria
Eetielder
Vening
Capisin Kern
Cme Ap Tron
Mislon Tedes
Kern
Finger
Froin
Oregon
Echo Lutheran Services Set for August 6
Germin Evang reports Lutheran services scheduled in Echo at the Of. i. church. Pastor Gee L Spratiler invites all to attend at 2 p.m. Services to be held Sunday with cordial revival and fellowship.
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Germin Evang
Echo
of. i
Gee. L. Spratiler
Colonel Green Dhes Jotonel W. idges in Digest tale
An unclear fragment references Colonel Green and Jotonel W. idges, described as millionaire sapper operators in an Amer structure, with Mexican ties and a dated note from August 5. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or dates to establish a full news item.
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Cyonninonm
Aue
Jotonel
W.idges
Amer Giedl
Elie Piteliionta
Methodist Episcopal Church Service and Events Notice
Pipst Methodist Episcopal church at Webb and Johnson streets invites all to preach at 11 a.m and 7 p.m on Sunday with Sunday school at 1 p.m Epworth League 7 p.m A cordial welcome to every one.
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Pipst Methodist Episcopal Church
Webb and
Johnson Streets
Ryans
Church notices and inquiry in August hearings
Church of the Redeemer to hold Holy Communion and a brief sermon at 7 40 a m Funeral services for the remains of the Integre 5 H Parshay at 10 a m Evening service at 5 0 p m All are invited Charles Quinny rector Washington Aug That Dr Wiley hampered by department employees in quack suppression contended before the house committee investigating department expenditures
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Church of the Redeemer
H. Parshay
Charles Quinny
Washington
Aug
Wiley
Agricultural Department
Davis
House Committee
Council Bids Sought to Pave East Alta Street
City council debated paying East Alta Street with Byers milling company opponents noted. Councilman Dyer urged proceeding, proposing bids for paving East Alta, Cottonwood, and black enamel work, after leaders Henderson and Tweedy pressed for action and questioned council power.
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East Court
Alta Street
Joe Pil
Méesers
Stroble
Montgomery
Cottonwood Street
T M. Henderson
T. J. Tweedy
Tweety
Dr. Henderson
Pclty
Corncilman Dyer
Sendless Women Find a Defender
Professor says conviction is the call of natural evolution. Ban franchise professor Wortworth of California argues the “sexiest woman theory” and supports limited suffrage, while Tr. Max G Schiano of Columbia disagrees on one point. He says sexless conditions are bad for women, but accepts evolution as favorable. Many women remain unmarried due to pursuits and avocations, and will continue to live in a changing society.
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Ban Francise
Wortworth
Department of
University of California
Max G Schiano
Columbia University
Hia Viewa
Tr Bsehinpm
Suffrage Debate on Women’s Roles Sparks Berkeley Controversy
In Berkeley a clash erupts over views that suffragists are sexless and co education will harm women. Mothers of the suffrage movement defend equal rights against medical and academic critics who warn of losing womanly qualities.
County pays bounty for jackrabbit scalps in 1976
Kinmath Falls Oregon county treasurer reports 9700 dollars paid in July for jackrabbit scalps, leaving 740 dollars less in rabbits than a month prior. A 10 cent bounty, raised from 5 cents in June, spurred boys and men to kill pests. The increased bounty lasts three months, aimed at farmers facing crepe destruction and widespread nuisance.
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Kinmath Falls
Ore
Carnegie Scientists Record First Lava Heat At Kilmen Volcano
Carnegie Foundation researchers measuring lava at Kilmen Volcano Hawaii report a pyrometer reading 1010 degrees Celsius equal to 1350 degrees Fahrenheit. Earlier thermometers failed when exposed to molten lava, but the final test achieved a first verified heat measurement in boiling lava.
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New York
Carnegie Foundation
Hawaii
Kilmen
Slayer Unknown to Jury Inquest Verdict Reported
Brother of deceased man fires revolver and takes a machine after Heath was shot by a person unknown to the jury. The verdict inquest over Joe’s body concluded the death occurred from wounds inflicted by an unknown assailant.
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Heath
Forrers
Joe
Brother of Joe seizes car at Backard Auto by force
Taro, described as Joe's brother, demanded a car purchased by his sibling for $1900. J. T. Kenna, agent for the company, said the issue would be investigated. Taro drew a revolver and fled with the vehicle, though Kenna notes the brother is highly agitated and may face no prosecution unless he continues to pursue the machine.
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Taro
Ben
Joe
Backard Automobile Company
Eachauffeur
J. T. Kenna
Poisoned by canned mushrooms sickens Seattle man in Tacoma banquet
George McLaren financial agent for Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance, Milwaukee, fell ill from ptomaine poisoning after eating canned mushrooms at a Tacoma banquet. He was taken to Minor hospital in serious condition after a trip from Auburn and ambulance transport.
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Seattle
Tacoma, George
McLaren
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Auburn
Wealthy Widow Wins Alimony Suit in 74-Year-Old Case
In Boston MA Mrs Emma F Heath of Maiden sued Mrs Sarah F Merriam a wealthy widow 74 for alleged alienation of affections of Nathaniel P Heath failing to gain damages. The trial drew crowds as witnesses testified to hearsay and discreet remarks. Judge Charles A Bell ruled for Merriam dismissing Heaths claims.
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Boston
Mass
Emma F. Heath
Sarah F. Merriam
Heath
Nathaniel P. Heath
Evie Dence
Merriam
Charles A. Bell
Superior Civil Court
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Orega
Tepdy
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Blanchard Butter
Green Dhes
Council
Woodworth
Columbia
Schiaph
Wommon
Berkeley
Williamt Keith
Indienant
Shoe
Sydney Smith
Schlipp
Kil
Jackrarktits
Cano
Kilauea
Dale
Rothwell
Optometrist
W. E. Hanscom
North Beach
T. J. Potter
Portland
Ash Street Dock
Hassalo
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Wm. McMurray
Perrs
East Oregonian
Kenna
Dleton Dye Works
E. Alta
Lehman
Blue Mountains
Pendleton Auto Co
Pilot Rock
Springs
Frank L. McNeil
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