Wreck Toll and River Search Across Colorado Event
Amid a catastrophic river wreck in Colorado the death toll stood at 106 as rescuers scoured Fountain Creek and the Arkansas River for bodies. Mayor urged patrols to aid recovery while townspeople gathered for a massive funeral procession and to identify victims. Reports note heavy rains, rising prices, and scattered receipts found among debris as investigations continue.
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Amite Dynamite Blast Injures Two In Apartment
A dynamite explosion at an apartment building in Amite injured two residents, G. F. Simmons and Mrs. Guy, while occupants L. Van Johnson and Brain remained uninjured. The blast occurred around 4 o'clock this morning, damaging the room and hospitalizing the injured.
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L .van Johnson
Kicked to Death in Sumpter Dance Hall Brawl
John Anderson a woodchopper died from injuries suffered after a Saturday altercation in Sumpter. John Matterson knocked him down and kicked him repeatedly in the stomach and head. Anderson, found on the sidewalk, was jailed but died from injuries. race prejudice was cited as the motive in the melee between Anderson, a Swede, and Matterson, a Finn.
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John Anderson
John Matterson
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British Warship in Nicaragua Could Back Claims Payout
News from Managua reports Nicaragua claims pressing by Britons against English interests. A British warship remains in port with indications that England will favor payment of the claims, signaling a tense but potentially decisive diplomatic moment.
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Manicua
Minister Leaves Turkish Capital Amid Turkish Crisis
Instructions sent to Minister Selachmann in Constantinople order him to surrender his passport and prepare to depart Turkey if American demands are not met before the Mediterranean squadron reaches Smyrna. Rear Admiral Jewell would assume temporary diplomatic duties alongside naval command if the crisis escalates.
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Americin
Strikers Boycott Meat Markets Across Cities
A vast strike coalition blocks meat markets with 70,000 at gates. Union drivers refuse deliveries to markets tied to the packing trust, targeting 250 plus markets. Police plan counter campaigns as Teamsters weigh extending the strike to downtown truckmen and freight handlers.
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Man saves wife from pool after prank ends in near tragedy
C L Cox of this city aided in rescuing Mrs H L Hasbrouck from drowning at a Bingham pool Sunday afternoon. Her husband, H L Hasbrouck, was unable to swim and nearly drowned himself before Cox and others helped pull him from the water. Rumor says Bingham residents may petition for a Carnegie hero medal for Cox, who could donate a second to the lifesaver.
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Railroad challenges road opening petition in Orrin county suits
C K R and N brings herb line says opening wagon roads damages its property. Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company petitions state circuit court for writ of review over William Baker road grant from his Adams home to county highway. Baker petition granted by county commissioners, railroad objects citing repeal of act that gave county court authority and risk to property. Similar petition against Athena condemning Garfield Street. Judge Lily sets Monday October 10 for review. Plaintiff posts bonds of $100 each in both cases.
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City of Athena
Lily
Lost two finger tips by accident at camp
Street Commissioner J F Brown returned from Lehman Springs after his 6 year old son Clell lost the ends of two fingers when a playmate dropped an axe. A physician from Ruaway Springs dressed the wound and Clell is rapidly recovering. Brown noted many campers at Lehman with cool nights and pleasant days.
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Wheat crop expected low yields due to early freezes
Robert Harp of Holdman reports he planted seven acres of wheat this year and believes the yield will hardly average more than 20 bushels per acre because early summer freezes interfered with crop development.
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Grouse Outing Among H E Collier and Party
Deputy H E Collier and wife with J P Winter and wife enjoyed a mountain grouse outing seven miles back of Meacham. Collier reported abundant grouse in the area and said he would have stayed longer if time allowed. The group also included Mrs Collier and Mr and Mrs J P Winter. Correspondents from London papers describe Lhasa, Thibet’s capital, as a magnificent spot.
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London
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Thibet
California Primaries Heat Up In Key State Contests
San Francisco sees major fights between Hearst and McNabb factions for control while Hearst appears headed for defeat. Stockton reports a close Republican race in two districts. Oakland votes quiet and final. Vallejo reports heavy turnout. Devlin forces seem poised to win. In San Diego Oxnard leads but county race open. Lisbon records a minor quake. no damage. Pueblo endures worst storm in Colorado history with floods and washed bridges.
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Pope Pius Celebrates First Anniversary of Accession
Rome August 9 The first anniversary of Pope Pius coronation was marked with Mass at St Peters led by Cardinal Merrytel Vas. About 2000 invitees attended as the pontiff received many congratulatory messages including 446 from America. The pope did not deliver an allocution.
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Refrigerator Plant Burned Near St Lowie
The American Refrigerator Plant Company’s facility was destroyed by fire early today, along with 76 refrigerators. The Hancork brothers ordered a separate sale on Saturday night, claiming losses of about $20. The blaze occurred on Charles Kingsley’s farm, roughly 12 miles north of the city.
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Wheat Prices Still Glimb In Local Market
Over 60,000 bushels sold yesterday with club at 68 cents and bluestem at 67 cents. Today's quotes unchanged. W. E. McCu ike doubts war affects pendleton wheat outlook. Easter markets guide prices as supply and demand drive the scene.
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Pendleton Academy Sees Revival Under Rev Bleakney
Rev W H Bleakney returns to Pendleton to lead Pendleton Academy’s reopening plans for September 20. A 1904 catalogue is being released, with a strong faculty, new building, and expanded library. He plans visits to Grand Ronde, Wallowa, Baker and possibly Grant counties to attract patrons and students for the coming year.
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Government Engineers and State Commission Meet Here
Chief Engineer F H Newell of the reclamation service and members of the state irrigation commission will confer tomorrow in Pendleton. Newell and his party are in Ontario today for the Water Users Association meeting. How H B Ankeny of Eugene is the only out of town member. Attorney Zera Snow of Portland was expected but did not appear. C W Mallett, president of the commission, will also arrive tomorrow morning.
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Senator West of Missouri Dies at 74
George Graham West, longtime U S Senator from Missouri, died at Sweet Springs after a three week illness aged 74. Born in Kentucky he moved to Missouri, served in the Missouri House, in the Confederate Senate, and in the U S Senate from 1870 to 1890. Funeral plans call for services at his home and interment in Bellefontaine, with mention of relocation to St Louis for burial.
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La Follette Turned Down Ward Ballot Challenge
Madison Augo The supreme court grants leave to Cook and others to sue the secretary of state to block La Follette from the ballot. The La Follette faction is accused of stealing the regular convention. Case set for September argument and could influence Wisconsin elections.
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