Bank Doors Closed as Jacksonville President Is Arrested
Medford report states Bank of Jacksonville doors shut as W H H Johnyn, president, was arrested by Prosecuting Attorney Roberts at noon on perjury charges tied to misstating the bank's true condition. Examiner to continue review until a full investigation is completed with results expected tomorrow. Deposits stood around $60,000. most directors are Jacksonville residents.
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Low
Bank of Jacksonville
W. HH. Johnnyn
Wader Wryout
Roberts
Pecidonta
Jacksonville
Raohorr
Jackon County
Johneen
al- Hiedeh
Local unrest surrounds famed city as crowds gather
In Jack rorville Johnson is dubbed the leading innovator while authorities report rising deposits and widespread excitement. Milous depositors remain outside a key facility amid ongoing unrest and speculation about the situation downtown.
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Doekain
Famine Stalks In Northern War Era
A correspondent reports famine looming in the northern front from Viborg Finland to Moscow and Petrograd. Starvation routs advance in border zones as authorities detain reporters and deny access to food amid war pressures and displacement.
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Viborg
Finland
Wecker
Poland
Musil
Wtalke
Vdadivertia
Mooscow
San Petrograd
Mowrén Bhecaun
Social gathering and entertainment at Ladiew Aid event
A large crowd enjoyed an evening lawn gathering at Mire Al Kednte's home with music by Lavelle Long and an orchestra including Bryan Brunstotter Maurine Cor Vernon Devin Earl aeelstyn and Gail Sherman. Games for all ages accompanied the program amid warm weather. notes mention local residents and recent travels.
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Echo
Avi
Mire
AL. Kednte
Beathen
Lavelle Long
Bryan Brunstotter
Maurine Cor
McCormick
Pon
Bill McCormick
Mra Jovetih Cuinhu
Povern
Rewtney Weechtys
Walla Walle
Mm High Shuffield
Roho Vielora
Butter Creek
Local visitors from Walla Walla during midweek
The town welcomed several guests including Mrs A Brown and her daughter from Walla Walla who arrived Monday. Kathryn Palmer, Mrs Pendleton, and Mr Victor were noted among the visitors, with other local names mentioned in passing. The event schedule for the coming Sunday was being arranged.
Pasco Children Die After Ground Cherry Party
Pasco Ate, 12 reports three children died after a ground cherry party Sunday evening. Clifford Mitchell, 6, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Mitchell of The Nixehn street, Tay Hamilton, 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. P.O. Hamilton of Riverview, Milliam, 4, died in suspected illness linked to a weed fruiting plant. The children were the offspring of local families and the incident centers on a toy-like cherry fruit from a creeping vine. Authorities investigate poisoning risk and cause remains unclear.
Local Services Note Sunday Church Activities
A fragment notes Reverend Mr Norton of the Methodist church officiating at a Sunday service. Burial occurred in Passew cemetery. The text also mentions events in Alitehwil bay and a fondmi wine held on Sunday.
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Hamften Bay
Sfondasy
Mr. Norton
Methodist Church
Passew
Alitehwil Bay
Pace heats reveal fast times in Walnut Fruiton meet
Report covers a harness racing program with Mini Perfection pacing the lead in the first mile 2 94 1 4 and 2 03 9 4 second heat, Lady Wikre strong in the second division, Eva Abhe and Frank Gulte among noted contenders, Walnut Friton claiming the second division and best time by a notable mare.
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Mini Perfection
Heo
Garde
Mary
Lady Wikre
Eva Abhe
Gulte
Walnut Friton
Ton Bette
Bog
Market Road Surveys in Baker Are Started
Survey crews under Engineer Car men begin mapping the market road from Baker toward Lockhart along the river canyon to Sumpter mitev. The five and one half mile route will be studied by county commissioners to decide on construction. If approved, work starts after survey completion. the Mabinette market road is slated to open on April 21.
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Baker
Lockhart
Sumpter Mitev
Mabinette Market
Mother Defies Hunger Ably to Care for Baby in Park
A New York mother, seeking shelter for her infant, defied hunger and spent three nights on a park bench before police arrested Mrs Kelly who slept there. Welfare groups offered aid to her and her child.
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Wellie Abelly
New York
Mra. Kelly
Second Week's Racing Begins at Cleveland Track
Cleveland venue hosts the second week of racing with multiple events. Race heats include the American DORAN Rwepets and a top prize of $1000 for the fastest mile. Young competitors set a record as a champion is pursued in a field of strong entries.
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Cleveland
Ave
Rilo Grendle
Sevear
Pa Yin
SICK KIDNEYS MAKE LAME BACKS
The fragment describes kidney illness causing back pain loss of appetite and low spirits. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla with advertised ingredients as a remedy and mentions Hood's Pills as aiding digestion and relief. The text imitates old patent medicine copy.
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Oregon Agricultural College
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