Roosevelt Urges New England Lead For Progressive Party
Colonel Roosevelt in Providence Rhode Island delivers his opening address as the Progressive party nominee. He blasts boss politics in New York New England and both major parties. He calls for united action to beat machine politics and criticizes tariffs and distribution as factors in high prices. The speech also discusses apple advertising and shipping costs as examples of market manipulation.
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Providence
M. F
New England
Roosevelt
Chicago
Progressive Party
Rhode Island
New York
Whilden
United States
Advertising the Apple raises a pink cheek diet plea
CA Border of Baltimore urged better apple consumption at the International Apple Shippers meeting in Chicago. He warned growers face overproduction as new orchards mature, predicting U.S. annual apple output could top 100 million barrels in five years, with Northwest regions contributing about 4,000 carloads now.
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Baltimortnd
Chicago
Grant Border
Baltimore
International Apple Shippers’ Association
Hotel Sherman
Border
Lobster Cruelty Case Divides City of Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a fight over whether a chef jailed for placing a peg in a lobster’s claw is guilty. The case, argued before a magistrate, sparks debates on animal pain and prompts several saloon brawls as factions form. Judges consider a high court appeal if a verdict is reached against the chef.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court of the
Unite States
Reading
John Haudecaur
Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Haggerty
Maine
The
Cruelty Society
Norway Snow Closes Roads But Trolley Runs All Night
When ground is snowbound in at least one city in Norway a trackless trolley car hauls as a trailer passenger car mounted on runners. The unusual setup helps keep transit moving despite wintry conditions, with crews adapting equipment to the frozen streets.
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Norway
Pendleton News Briefs Include Schedule Shift and Resignations
State Architect WC Kighton visits to inspect brine herb, while Boise and Pendleton reschedule their postponed baseball game for tomorrow at 10 AM and 3:20 PM. Weat newspaper ad manager A Th Lord resigns to join Evening Bulletin in Walla Walla. George Upthegroyve of the Umatia Watertigers visits Hermiston for today’s agulation exhibition.
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Boise
Pendleton Tems
A. Th. Lord
Weat
Walla Walla
New Theld
George Upthegroyve
Umatia Watertigers’ Association of
Hermiston
Momthers
Cattle Buyer Fred Walker Purchases Forty Head
Fred Walker well known cattle buyer bought three lots from stockmen in the county’s south end. Forty head were supplied and the price was just two cents higher than the rate two years ago.
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Fred Walker
Mrs J Hohbach Leaves Town for Brother Ralph Andersons Funeral
Mrs J Hohbach proprietor of the Main street bakery departed on No 17 for Portland to attend the funeral of her brother Ralph Anderson who died yesterday His sister had died eight months earlier in Seattle and Anderson was an only brother the loss shock her family locally.
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J. Hohbach
Main Street
Portland
Ralph Anderson
Auway
Seate
Mr. Anderson
Olte
Co lumbia River Conference to Meet in Ellensburg
The thirty ninth session of the Columbia River conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will convene in Ellensburg Washington on August twenty eighth. Bishop R J Cooke of Portland Oregon newly elected last May will preside. Rev N Evans of the local church will conclude his third year of service Sunday August twenty fifth and depart for Ellensburg on the twenty sixth.
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Edensburg
Columbia River
The Other Americans by Arthur Rukh review in Pendleton
A fresh library pick on South America titled The Other Americans surveys social, political, and economic conditions with a bright semi satirical tone. Arthur Rukh presents an entertaining readable narrative that captures current regional dynamics amid Patagynian fever in the area.
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Pendleton
South America
Arthur Rukh
Bridge Construction by Stanfield Engineer Acknowledged
H. Martin, engineer for the county, returned to Stanfield to supervise a new bridge across the Furnish ditch. The 34 foot structure aims to fill a long felt need as Martin and county court members inspected Butter creek area for additional bridge needs.
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Stanfield
H. Martin
Furnish Ditch
Martin
Butter Creek
Police arrest of Julian Walker over theft from Gong Lane
Chief John Kearney detained Julian Walker, daughter of a John Day rancher, seizing a watch a diamond ring and Chinese silk for Gong Lane a Heppner celestial. No arrest warrant. she was released after recovery of items. Walker had left Heppner four days earlier prompting an officer lookout.
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John Kearney
Julian Walker
John Day
Gong Lane
Heppner
Farm hand fined for fighting in morning court
Alex Casson, a farm hand, was sentenced to pay a ten dollar fine or five days in jail after pleading guilty to fighting without money. George O. Strand, a sea pilot, was released. W. Cowen received three days for drinking, and Bill Taylor paid five dollars for a similar offense.
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Alex Casson
George O. Strand
W. Cowen
Bill Taylor
Shelley seeks to enter relay string at Round-up fall show
W B Shelley of Turns In writes Round-up to enter a relay string and signals strong interest in the show this fall. He has announced intent to make Harney county a major bidder for championships this season.
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W. B. Shelley
Shelley
Harney County
Deer to Live With Elk Under Pendleton Warden
The text reports Game Warden Finley will relocate two captive deer from Pendleton to Wallowa under his guardianship. One deer was kept by Frank O Gain. the other by W. Dr. Bonifer during winter. The account mentions prior confinement and a park scene with references to Wyoming and burned willows.
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Finley
Pendleton
Chinese pheasants to be released in eastern Oregon
Warden Finley will ship a carload of Chinese pheasants to Pendleton La Grande and Baker Districts as part of an experimental release in eastern Oregon. The birds, raised at Morvalila, will be protected on game preserves and farms during storms. Finley will tour the region, address sportsmen at Baker City, and seek support for fish and game protection. A second carload of trout fry will accompany the shipment to stock streams.
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Oregon
Finley
Baker City
Streas
Pendleton
Loa Grande
Baker
Roosevelt Attacks Lorimer Core In Political Reform Note
Roosevelt declares progressives independent of old party machines and urges all citizens to back good government. He condemns Lorimer and Lorimerism, noting that loyalty to Lorimer collapsed as opponents exposed the steal of the Republican nomination and political manipulation by some New England senators.
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Roosevelt
Lorimer
Hootlegging Mule Distributes Booze Puzzle For Officials
In Muskogee Oklahoma an unusual legal puzzle emerges as federal investigators seek to resolve who owns a bootlegging mule and who supplies liquor. The mule delivers liquor across Creek and Payne county lines without a pilot, stopping at farmhouses for payments, raising questions of illegal distribution beyond state liquor laws. Investigators aim to identify the higher authorities behind the operation.
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Muskogee
Ohio
Uncle Sam
United States
Creek County
Inglan Territory
Payne County
Okhihoma Territory
Tne
Lady Decies Becomes Mother in England
London Aug. 17 Lady Decier formerly Misa Vielin Gould of New York gave birth to a baby girl here today.
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Lady Decies
England
London
Lady Decier
Misa Vielin Gould
New York
Basutoland Leader Seeks Uniform Similar To Katser's
Bloemfontein reports Letsie, Basutoland mount commander, has built up large forces and voices hostility to the Union government, expressing fear of central authority and calling for a standardized uniform model.
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Bloemfontein
South Africa
Post
Letsie
Basutoland
Cape Colony
Naetel
Union
Letalo Declares Basutoland Autonomy Bid and Threats
Letalo denounces imperial policies and accuses the government of breach of Victorian era agreements. He threatens to wipe out the local council if not compliant, centers on his demand for a German imperial style uniform, and proclaims himself King of Basutoland, a title not used by predecessors.
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Letalo
Victoria
National Council
Letsle
Basutoland
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