Grand Army Parade in Minneapolis Honors Veterans
Grand Army parade in Minneapolis marks the 40th annual event since the war. Ex Governor Vansant as grand marshal, Adjutant General Wood heads the staff. Chicago Columbia Post drills in olive green escorting Commander in Chief Tanner. The route is shortened for elderly vets, with regimental reunions and a campfire planned, followed by a reception honoring Commander-in-Chief Tanner.
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van Sant
Chicago
Columbia Post
Tanner
Minneapolis
Vansant
Wood
Minnesota National Guards
Columbia
Geare
Tumola National Guard
Army of the Tennessee
Kintey Hall
Woman's Relief Corp
Calumet & Hecla Declares $20 Dividend Increase
Boston Aug 16 The Calumet and Hecla Mining Company declares a twenty dollar per share dividend. This amount marks a five percent increase over the last payment made June 22.
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Boston
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
Averill for Governor Nominated by Republicans
Averill for governor is nominated by the Republican Party with W. Averill receiving the designation. The Aug 16 report from El Pano notes the formal party action and nominates Averill for the gubernatorial race.
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Averill
el Pano
W. 1
Railroad Reports Due From Railroads In Interstate Status
Washington Aug 16 The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered all railroads to submit by September 1 a full report of their total freight cars, how designated, and the number equipped with air brakes. The report is to be filed by August 1.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commition
Cole Interstate Busines
Massive 500000 Acre Military Grant Sold in Oregon
Portland on August 16 reports California and Oregon Land Co sold a 224 mile by 12 mile strip from the Cascade Forest Reserve to the Idaho frontier to Hunter Land Co. The tract, part of the old Oregon Central Military Grant minus a Klamath reservation segment, covers about 500000 acres and reportedly sold for 750000 dollars.
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Portland
California & Oregon Land Company
Hunter Land Company
Minneapolis
Storms Strike Iowa as Fatal Lightning Kills Ankeny Man
Aug 16 reports a severe storm sweeping Iowa with heavy rain wind and lightning. Fatalities include F. A. Samson of Ankeny. The Philippine veterans parade of the Eleventh Cavalry was postponed due to the weather.
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Des Moines
Towa
F. A. Samson
Ankeny
Philippine Veterans
Eleventh Cavalry
Dietz Reported Killed Defending Cameron Dam
Rice Lake August 1 rumore says Dietz who spent three years defending Cameron dam against state authorities was shot and killed by officers attempting to eject him from the site The report cites local officials and unsettled details about the confrontation and its aftermath
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Cameron Dam
Rice Lake
Diets
Sen
Weston Normal school sees higher enrollment expected this fall
Professor French reports a canvass across Union Wallowa Wheeler Gilliam and Util counties showing strong student intent to attend in the coming term. Buildings were improved dormitory addition completed and other campuses refurnished. The full faculty for the new year is set to be announced as plans continue.
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French
Weston Noenuil
Rityat Tettation
I. Preneh
Union
Wallowa
Wheeler
Gita
Util
Werte
Eastern
Oregon
Weston Normal
Weston
Grand jury report clears members in Indlet probe
Fall to Indilet New York August 15 The grand jury report today failed to indict the members of the feo truct. The investigation will continue.
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Indilet
New York
Grand
Feo Truct
Tila
Riots and chaos on the B R R line over fare disputes
New York Aug 11 Rioters refused to pay second fare to Coney Island. Captain Evans ordered delinquent passengers arrested. One man wounded as a crowd clashed with police and a conductor named Smith was killed after being identified. Nineteen cars sidetracked loaded with passengers. authorities moved to remove women who had paid the fare. An annulment bid faces scrutiny amid a 10 cent fare dispute.
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New York
B. RY
Uiune
Polien
Coney Island
Zelefried Guewenheim
Lewis
Hind
Guggenheim
Evans
Smith
Dermn
Automoblie
A SAMPLE OF RUSSIAN CRUELTY IN WAR-TIME REPORTS
A bulletin from St. Petersburg describes brutal acts against a woman in Warsaw and violence toward police officials in the weeks around August. Reports note the czar’s reception by troops, royal procession with the empress and queen, and a detained American scholar later released at consular request.
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Warsaw
Wioeland
Petersburg
Bre
Lipeere
Cmairovitch
May dismiss Struble under hazing law at Naval Academy
Annapolis Aug 16 It is learned today George W Struble of Portland Oregon was recommended for midshipman dismissal from the Naval Academy by Rear Admiral Sanda superintendent under the anti hazing law. Action requires president approval. This is the fit of the new law.
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Annapolis Naval Academy
Annapolis
George W. Struble
Portland
Ore
Naval Academy
Sanda
Philippine veterans nominate McArthur to lead
Des Moines Aug 11 The nomin ating committee of the Philippine veterans nominated General McArthur as commander in chief W S Conklin a surgeon gen eral J B Beebe as chaplain and Earl D Thomas jr as vice commander
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Des Moines
The
Philippine Veterans
McArthur
Conklin
Generil
J. B. Beebe
Earl D. Thomas, Jr
Boiler blast kills four at Three Rivers mill
In Three Rivers Michigan Aug 15 a boiler explosion at Wm Mahoney’s sawmill killed Mahoney age 5 and his son Roy 23 and fatally injured two other sons War ren 25 and Milo 5. The tragedy occurred this morning at the family mill.
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Three Rivers
Mich
Murder and suicide in Batavia attack
In Batavia Illinois Emil Berner attacked his wife and his brother in law Ernest Franzen with a razor this morning then killed himself Franzen lies dead and the wife is dying according to police reports
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Batavia
Emil Berner
Ernest Franzen
Fransen
Ambiguous Address Cites United States Values
A garbled text reflects a purported speech by a president figure praising American achievements and liberty. It references Arctic notions of unity, justice, and benevolent government, with unclear names and fragmented phrases that blur concrete events or dates.
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Huenos Ayres
Mlorta Beitho
Armerica
United States
Sala Lm
Gans Leads Tile Betting in Cautious Preseason Buzz
Goldtlel Aug 16 reports pretraining notes from Colma arena where Gans remains a slight favorite at 185 pounds. Tex Rickard's illness slows progress while Nelson delays hard training but plans to begin tomorrow as pools and ticketing continue.
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Goldtlel
Wark Te Tooke
Jike Siler
Colma
Tex Rickard
Tetting
Gans
Gane
Nelson
Umatilla Reclamation Project Promises Vast Acreage Gain
Engineers praise the Umatilla project as a leading national reclamation effort with Cold Springs dam as a major feature. It aims to reclaim about 26 000 acres east of the Umatilla river using flood water, while expanding irrigation plans may rely on the John Day and Columbia rivers with electric pumping from the Dewhates river system, despite high costs.
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Rechamathon
Umatilla
Oregon
Whiehington
Tiintilla
Cold Springs
Pyramid of
Cheppe
Columbia
Urcarina District
Columbia River
Dewhates
Naval Surgeon Pease Brown in Promotion Exam Probe
Secretary Honiparte presents to the president the case of Naval Surgeon Pease Brown accused of cribbing in examinations for promotions on Da Washington Ave 15. The report outlines alleged misconduct and potential disciplinary action.
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Washington, Ave
Honiparte Line
Pease Brown
Gen Coles Death Shocks Boston Bank Wreck Case Leader
Gen Charles Cole, once linked to the Globe National Bank wrecking case during its presidency, has died in Boston in August. The veteran officer's end closes a controversial chapter tied to the bank scandal and his earlier public service.
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Cole Ia
Boston
Chas, Cole
Globe National Bank
Democratic Convento opens as Bryan enthusiasm dominates
Democratic state convention in Lincoln Nebraska opens with strong Bryan support. Mrs Mary BE Swangerle arrives from Kamela Oregon to visit her son Elmer after settling probate matters in Umatilla and Union counties. Extended stay planned.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Mary BE
Swangerle
Kamela
Ore
Elmer
Umatilla
Union Counties
Oregon
Wallula
Pendleton City Schools Open September Tenth
Pendleton city schools start the year on September 10 with registration urged for all pupils. School board president Le Teutech appeals to families to have students present for the first day. Experienced teachers Brenly Mesenech and staff note benefits of early organization as classes begin. The opening day is a week earlier than usual, causing the spring term to end a week sooner.
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Pendleton
le Teutech
Hy Po
Brenly Mesenech
Experienen
Fair Pavilion Contract Let
At a district fair meeting the pavilion contract was awarded to Arthur Gibson. A smaller 1502200 foot building was chosen over a larger 106x200 option to allow the pavilion to remain after the fair.work will start immediately on the site beside the Kunkel implement store with entrance at Main and Railroad streets.
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Arthur Gibson
Gibson
Kunkel Implement Store
Morrow County
Lee Teutech
Cone
Umoailila
Morreayn
Tmatila Conor
Morrow Coun
Alleged attempt to bribe at Los Angeles primaries
Los Angeles Aug 15 A warrant swears out against Deputy Sheriff H Vignes for an alleged attempt to buy a vote. Reporter Airy Carr and newspaper artist George Harriman claim Vignes offered two dollars to influence a primary vote for delegates supporting Sheriff White. White denounces the proceedings.
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Los Angeles
Swainsworth
Airy Carr
George Harriman
Sheritt H. Vignes
Vignes
Carr
Wil
White White
Man Struck by Lightning Taken to Hospital
To Grande August 15. Perry, the man struck by lightning Sunday afternoon on the Wallowa extension of the OR&N, was taken to Portland last night to be placed in the hospital. He was very weak and complained of a pain over his heart.
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Grande
Perry
Wallowa
Portland
Longworth Heads Republican HQ Visit in Ade
New York Ade 15 reports D Longworth visited Republican headquarters and said he has no doubt about renomination and believes the general election will favor him. He underlines confidence despite questions about opposition’s chances.
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New York
Dlongworth
Tito
Ninekiten
Hut
Kriow
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