Death in Chicago: William Tate fatally shot at home
Chicago Aug 10 William Tate 40 was mortally wounded at 170 Crilly Court after a shot through a door. His wife Mrs Tate witnessed as Edward DeGroat, a decorator and former roomer, is sought. Lieutenant Mueller suspects a love affair motive and detectives search for the other man involved.
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Willam Tate
Chicago
Wiliam Tate
Crilly Court
Hudson Avenue
Edward DeGroat
Taft
Alexian Hrothera Hospital
Tate
DeGroot
Tam
Eriem Mueller
Mre
Tote Wan
Helover
Norway detains steamer passengers amid border closure
Norwegian authorities detain passengers aboard the steamer Oscar II at Christiania as the Norwegian border to Russia and Finland remains closed. About 600 passengers were aboard with many Russians and Finns, and officials say disembarkation is not possible due to housing limits. The ship may remain onboard until August 15 when the ban is lifted.
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Warrington
Doc
Christianic Norway
Ruenla
Christiania
State Department
United States
Oscar II
Parnengete
Nuedan
Thosain
Rueda
Look and Feel Fresh Daily with Inside Bath Remedy
A vintage advertisement touts cleansing the alimentary canal with a water and phosphate drink before breakfast to relieve constipation and improve complexion. It claims flushing the stomach, kidneys, and bowels reduces toxins, increases appetite, and promotes vigor, urging daily use for all ages.
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Vie
Hog market climbs to new highs across eastern buyers
Portland, Aug 11. Eastern hog trade shows new high records with buyers cautious over rising prices. Prices reach around 17 dollars in Chicago and 17.16 in Cleveland, while Omaha and Pacific coast markets show gains. Cattle and mutton dynamics remain firm but mixed amid tighter arrivals and strong hog demand.
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Portland
Ore
Total
Chitage
Cleveland
Oho
Omaha
Bert
Minke Bemberg
Sontag
North Portland
Orn
Ininba
Wethern
Sheep and Cattle Loads Reported by Regional Sellers
Transaction notes list several sellers and consignments including Moran with hogs and sheep, Miller in Albany sending two loads of cattle and calves, Amith Cerlen from Scappoose with cattle, Wann at Mt. Angel with cattle and hogs, and Luck at Molalla shipping cattle calves hogs and sheep.
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Mr Moran
Oldeminte Wild
Leo Miller
Albany
Union Meat Co
Iyle
Waeh
Amith
Baker Draft Board Accepts Most Examined Men
Baker Aug 8 Of 32 men examined for draft by the local board 20 were accepted as physically qualified A large share of those accepted likely qualify for exemption due to dependent families Only one man in the first 74 summoned failed to appear Sheriff Anderson reports one drafted man has stated intent to retire and officers are seeking him A few examined men attempted to feign infirmities but Dr Parker found no significant faults Some wore new eyeglasses but could not hide poor eyesight
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Baker
Anderston
Reniag
Parker
Old Man Fights Fire Near Ashland in Forest Blaze
Ashland reporter says J H Bogue a rancher arrived seeking payment for fire fighting near his Cove ranch ten miles southeast of Ashland. During a thunder storm a pine stand and nest of powder dry wood fueled a forest fire, flames leaped and spread under strong winds, drawing fire crews to the area.
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J. MW
Joan
Tancher
Blas
Ashland
J. H. Bogue
Bia Ranch & Werk Ays
Cove Ranch
Crippled Veteran Clings to Colors at Civil War Reunion
A photo shows four Confederate veterans marching in a Washington DC reunion. An elderly veteran, supported by friends, strides past President Wilson on the reviewing stand, displaying stubborn strength as he clings to his colors.
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Washington, DC
Wilson
Local Hero Saves Property From Forest Fire
Hogue, a 40 plus year old rancher, stayed by a wildfire through the night and carried water to protect the area. He watched the blaze burn out the next morning, likely saving thousands of dollars in property while living with his wife on his secluded ranch.
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Hogue
Iiven
I’m stuck a soldier’s note on love and duty
A Rawstor/ Akron Times style fragment portrays a soldier facing duty and fear. A youth recalls family support and a girl’s resolve as he prepares for war. He contemplates his mother father and sister while asking about exemptions and a little book of prayers or codes. The speaker hints at a draft and the weight of going to fight.
Gray Wolf Hunted Deer Into Water Near Albany
Rooker of Lacomb and Clark chased a gray wolf that seized a deer and plunged into a pool. The wolf was captured and displayed in Albany, weighed about 60 pounds. Rooker collected $9 in bounty and left the carcass for mounting. The article notes deer losses blamed on wolves and mentions Carleon family wartime service.
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Albany
Ure
Rooker
Lacomb
Clark
Inte
Marshfield student gives up college to join hospital corps
Vivian Carleon of Marshfield, third son in a local family, leaves plans for Harvard College to enlist with the United States Hospital Corps. The decision comes as the nation enters wartime, reflecting a shift from higher education to military service in a local community notice.
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C. A. Smith
Carlton
Hospital
August Carleon
Cit
Milton
Annapolis
Clifford
Cons, Arisiery Company
Carleon
Barkeley
Vivian Carleon
Catarrhal Deafness and Cure Claims
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured except by a constitutional remedy. It asserts inflammation of the ear drum causes hearing loss, with catarrh blamed for many cases. The ad promises a $500 reward for a verified cure and promotes Gail's Catarrh Medicine with free circulars from P J Cheney & Co, Toledo.
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Portland
Gail
Cheney & OU
Toledo
Local Attorneys Advertised In Classified Directory
A dense listing shows multiple attorneys with offices in the city including W D Bailey, George W Coutts, Carter & Smythe, Fee & Fee, James B Perry, Raley & Raldy, Frederick Striver, Lowell, and Sentley & Montgomery. Also includes two notices offering $100 monthly for newspaper correspondence and related tasks with National Press Bureau, Buffalo, N.Y.
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Saxon
City Auto Co. Inc
C. Nay
Cottonwood St
DCI
Norway
Acai Ee
Ceatsop Beach
Pacific Ocean
Seaside
GrAat- Hart
Clatsop Beach
Columbia River
Astoria
North Bank Road
Len Pendleton
R. H. Crosier
FPA
Vaterland
U. S
Haynburg-American Line
Algent
Navy Department
Germany
Colo Ts Campbell
Junction City
Frorest
Lee Maxwell
Akron
Bening
Dad
G. M. C. Trucks
Service
Truck Co
Sturgis, Storie & CO
ANSCO
Tallman
Classified
W. Bailey
Law Rooms
Blitz
George W. Coutts
Law
Schmidt Block
Carter & Smythe
Av Low
American National Bank Building
FEE & Fee
Atorneys AT Law
Despain Building
John W. Huff
American Nationa Hank
Keator
Smith
Crawford Building
Ee & A
Peterson & Bishop, Attorners Aft Law
Smith, Craseforg Building
James B. Perry
Office Over Taylor Hardware Company
A Raley & Raldy
American National Bank Bullitine
Frederick Striver
Bmilth
Lowell
Despain
Insurance and Land Business
Sentley & Montgomery, Real Estate
Ineoree Agente
Main Street
Phone Ava
Hele
Ceesel
National Press Bureau
Buf
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Oppelle Post Office
Cityfield Mie Co
Figel Su
Rogup River Stock Ranch
Summer Desert
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Crater Laar H Midway
Pine Oate
Gordon Chiffen
Trail
Oregon
Stroble
Dralre
Hell
Hrulfaly
Balesman
Avery
Ronald Nursere Co. Donald
Alocusteat
Raymond Ww
WATCH
Devepain
Solacut Ts
Richard A. Pare
Solaert
N. W. Washington
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Lanila
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