Diverse 1919 World News Mixed In London to San Francisco
A New Yorker goes mad in London and is admitted to an asylum while religious orders expelled from France seek U S asylum. General Joe Wheeler attends King Edward's coronation. David R. Francis dines with President Roosevelt. A A Houseman buys a million-dollar Corbin farm for 250000. Rope cigars alarm smokers and counterfeit factories operate in Key West. Hinsey stands trial in San Francisco for embezzlement. Royalists deny France turmoil, blaming broader strain. Pythians tour California after San Francisco duties. Coal strike end date set for September 15 with no reason given. Europe regains balance after ship deal turbulence. Detectives accuse striking Pennsylvania miners of being replaced by conscripts. Affidavits from victims surface.
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D. H. Fanning
London
France
United States
Joe Wheeler
San Juan Hill
Edward
David R. Francis
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
A. A. Houseman
Austin Corbin
Key West
John A. Hinsey
Board of Control
The
Knights of Pythias
San Francisco
California
David R. James
Europe
Pennsylvania
Hotel arrivals list at Pendleton hotel show numerous guests
A packed arrivals ledger from Hotel Pendleton lists guests including John V. Dyment and J H Kloeckman from Spokane, Mrs V S Chastain of Milton, Oscar Engstrom of Spokane, many Portland and Walla Walla residents, plus travelers from Pittsburg, Chicago, Seattle and The Dalles. The compilation reads like a regional guest roster with names, origins, and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Dyment
Walla Walla
J. H. Kloeckman
Spokane
T. G. Hailey
City
V. S. Chastain
Milton
E. C. Skiles
W. Wright
Portland
Bell A. Adams
Pittsburg
Jesse B. Coventry
J. Brownell
M. Abraham
Nathan Schiller
A. Nylander
John Rea
St. Paul
Fred McLaggart
Omaha
A. Stevenson
Oscar A. Engstrom
S. F. Thadwick
Colfax
A. S. Heatfield
D. Shults
F. D. Cramer
William Schmidt
Henry North
N. O. Baldwin
Pomeroy
L. Cunningham
William Avery
Port Orchard
A. C. Rothrock
George Coffen
A. F. Benzer
N. Dakota
Albert Driver
Fosters
A. W. Robinson and Son
F. J. Gardner
Massie
Boise
F. N. Churchill
Chicago
John Truax
S. Williams
Illsboro
Hattie Howard
A. W. Tickner
McEachron
H. Connell
Amatilla
D .Parrell
the Dalles
M. Ingman
G. Mulkey
BE. Dawson
The
Dalles
A. Saylor
Seattle
F. C .Lawrence
Sumpter
R. H. Simpson
Baker City
R. E. Porter
Meacham
Wet Weather Brings Relief and Risk for Farmers
Showers finally reached the Grande Ronde Country after 48 hours of heat, easing dust and cooling towns. Farmers fear several days of rain could cost thousands, though light showers help threshing and ease conditions for those remaining in town.
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Grande Ronde
McBride Allies Control Tacoma Republican Convention
In Tacoma the McBride faction gains influence within the Republican convention. J Toles of Pasco Washington, aged 60, dies and will be buried in Walla Walla. Asa Slayter loses his home to a forest fire while 30 miles west of Eugen. Fred Lehbleiger, 11, dies after being struck by a freight car in Portland. Water quality concerns rise at North Yakima amid sickness. Coos Bay Belt Line electrification planned using power from Loon Lake Falls. Portland barber H M Haworth jailed 24 hours for failure to bring child to court in divorce case. Phil D Watkins, the “bogus check” man, pursued by a Seattle bank. G A R encampment at Pleasant Home draws record crowd and veterans.
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Tacoma
McBride
J. Toles
Pasco
Wash
Walla Walla
Northwest
Asa Slayter
Eugen
Fred Lehbleiger
Portland
H. M. Haworth
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Constitutional Remedy
There is widespread catarrh believed incurable, now claimed to be constitutional. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo is presented as the only constitutional treatment, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. A $100 promise is offered for any uncured case, with testimonials and circulator available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ublo
F. J. Cnenbey & CO
Halls Family Ville
Salmon pack short by nearly one million cases
The Puget Sound and British Columbia salmon pack faces a shortfall of about 1,000,000 cases. Fisheries officials warn the supply deficit could affect markets and pricing across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
British Columbia
Pendleton Bases For Walla Walla Series In Doubleheader
Pendleton left this morning for Walla Walla to meet the Farmers in the first of a series said to feature strong play. Pendleton expects to win half the games despite recent losses and plans to crowd crowds by pairing two games on Sunday. The circus by Ringling Bros disrupted schedules causing rainouts and a push to reschedule.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Farmer Boys
Inland Empire League
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
Baker City
la Grande
Gold Diggers
Reet Pullers
Walla Wallans
Wek
Alaskan Caves and Potentials of Petrified Mummies
Professor Edmund Meaney of the University of Washington travels to Prince William Sound to study reports of mummy-bearing caves. He aims to obtain specimens from a cave said to hold petrified bodies and wooden canoes, a site linked to a long-hidden discovery by Captain Story of Eyak cannery.
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Valdez
Edmund §. Meaney
State University of Washington
Meaney
Prince William Sound
Sound
Captain Story
Eyak Cannery
Prof. Meaney
Alaska
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Penticim
Main Street
Ernast
Gxedonnany
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Hotel
Pacific Northwest News
Yakima
Great Central Railway Company
Belt Line
Coos Bay
Loon Lake Falls
Phil. D. Watkins
Pleasant Home
Baseball
Tacoma News
J. H Johnester
Broughton
Tallman & Co
Boston
F.w.schmidt & Co
KNOX
Stitt
Pendleton’s
Winens
Hubea
Orlan Clyde Cullen
U. 8
Supreme Court
Patent Office
N. W
Washington, D.C
Taylor
Victor
Jesse FA
Byers’ Flou
Polydore Moons
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