Proclamations Change National Forest Boundaries
President Taft signed proclamations removing about 486 225 acres from national forest lands and adding 100 000 acres to reserves in Montana Idaho and Wyoming. Beaver Head and Deer Lodge forests lose 106 575 and 16 012 acres respectively while Targhee is split into two reserves Palisade named southern part. Total eliminations under a forest land classification agreement reach 1 649 117 acres with additions totaling 486 225 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Taft
Beaver Head
Montana
Idaho
Montiyna
Targhee National Forest
Wyoming
Department of Agriculture and the Interior
Preacher Backs Bartenders Split in Sioux City
Rev Wallace Short pastor of the First Congregational Church in Sioux City Iowa denounces prohibition and joins the bartenders union sparking church member discord. He cites friendly aims to widen his acquaintance with liquor tradesmen and notes recent saloon activity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace M. Short
First Congregational Church
Sioux City
Towa
Churches of
Sioux Cty
Short
Bartenders’ Union
Muskoges
Olka
Democrat
Stanfield Prepares Big Fight Bulletins for Fourth
Special correspondence from Stanfield reports a misprint in East Oregonian about Jeffries Johnson but confirms a Fourth of July lineup. A bulletined boxing round contest will accompany an Hermiston Stanfield baseball game with Durrie Mullin boxing afterward. Entries for buckaroo contest from west of Stanfield are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanfield
East Oregonian
Commttee
Taft labeled enemy of babies at Sagamore meeting
Delegation from the National Consumers' Association and July Le Bors met with President Taft, seeking prepared child protection legislation. Mrs Florence Kelly, speaking at the Sagamore sociological Conference, claimed Taft declined a White House audience, saying he was unavailable, then reportedly resumed other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Bors
Croyy
National Consumers
Pres
Taft
Florence Kelly
Sagamore
Whit House
Red hot Fourth of July celebration in Spain Gulch
Spain Gulch residents promise a high energy Fourth of July with a large dancing pavilion under construction by carpenters and a fifteen piece Pendleton United Orchestra. A queen contest lists Hosey Woes and several others as contenders. A special Pendleton train will bring attendees, with concessionaries ready to handle picnic crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain Gulch
Glen
Payne and
Parker
Pendleton United
Souths
Hosey Woes
Pearly Rankin
Ethel Betts
Ina Cherry
Stanflely
Eva Dunning
Tn Umna- We
Eve Prownell
Hermyixton
Mike Todi
Mise Webster
Mre
J Stewart
Pendleton
Soa
Mar
Stunfield
Domestic Tragedy in Portland Grill Case of Bolen
In Portland a man Bolen killed his wife in a restaurant grill then shot himself, ending a troubled marriage dissolved a month earlier. He had threatened her life and left a note citing family troubles before the deaths. the wife survived in serious condition at Samaritan hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiny
Richmond church rejects anti saloon league field day
From Richmond church the Second Baptist refused to support the Anti Saloon League by conducting a field day and taking up a collection. The action, along with the Richmond Ministerial Union’s decision against local option, signals a loss of league supporters in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Second Baptist Church
Anti-Saloon League
Th Js
Richmond Ministerial Union
Viking
Church —Cinenmath
Enquirer
Chic Club to Meet Tomorrow at City Hall
The Civic Club members will convene tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock in the city hall council room. The meeting aims to discuss local civic projects and community issues with invited speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
DINGE RELIES ON DIVINE AID FOR CHAMPION FIGHT
The piece reports Jeffries seeking divine help for victory with ministers in Denver Chicago New York praying for his success. It notes his training schedule roadwork and sparring, plus Corbett and Johnson talk about odds and preparations. The chaotic OCR mentions July 1 events and prep details around the upcoming bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricks
Jack Johnson
Ick Jeff
Denver
Chicago
New York
Jubrieon
Johnson
Abe Roep Must Provis Wis Is A Sick Man
A poorly legible notice states Abe Roep, a political figure and alleged gang head, is ill and at risk of custody. He has been charged with birching and will appear before the superior court to argue why he should not be remanded. Bond set under 200000 on health grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moony Springs
Corbett Toy Daw
Jeffries
Whn
Promini
Don
Corbett
Cornell
Jeff Doe Rat
Lexin
Jeff Tebek
Bie
Clerson
Pacific
Theorine
Abe Roep
Wis
Io Erifting
Birchers
Massheriff
Kearney Leads Alert Force in Port Town Roles
Temportey Chief Inte eerney assigns duties as Ten porTy chief of Plog Gayilite and coordinates a Portland vacation center project. Henry Thompson becomes Kearney's ally in the alert force, overseeing growth-related tasks and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Inte Eerney
Ehief
Gayilite
Roosevelt Taft meeting breaks into warm public show
Beverly July 1 Roosevelt and Taft greeted each other as old friends after 16 months apart. The pair, on the veranda at the Fivains cottage, exchanged hearty salutes and laughs days after debate over the Hughes primary bill and Ballinger Pinchot were not discussed. They talked for two hours and 20 minutes before Roosevelt left to spend a second night with Senator Lodge, with reporters snapping pictures and jokes about Beverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Teddy
Ballinger- Pinchot Tiow
Beverly
Taft
Co Ia
Hughes
Ballinger
Pinehot
Roodevelt
Fivains
Theodore
Washington
Washiteton
Friends of Presider Tote Bevye
Hhe
Nahan
Sonittor Lodge
Waehineton
Doffries Johnson Fight Coverage Planned For Monday
Bulletin previews will detail the bout at the Elks Club Grand Theatre and Columbia Theatre with United Press Wires. The fight is set to begin at 1 30 pm with no preliminary bouts and a full report will appear in the regular issue or a special edition if prolonged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
doffries-Johnson
Thie City
Monming
Willalee
Youude
Monday East
Oregonian
Elks’ Club
Grand ‘Theatre
Columbia Trier
United Press
Western Union
Threat Emphasized by Human Ear Sent to Pittsburgh Steamship
A letter accompanying a note to president Harry Coully informed him he would lose an ear. The sender urged action against union men, tying the threat to a non union Steamship man who had been attacked before. Police received the letter and were instructed to identify the sender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry ¢ Coully
Preellent
Pittsburg Steameship
Tadiy
Coully
Coulbs
North Shore Charm Echoed In Farewell Phrase
A fragmentary line praises the north shore as perfectly lovely with a cheerful farewell. The text is incomplete and garbled, but conveys admiration for the scenery and a departing tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boorge
Beverly
North Shore
YM C A College Day at Breakers on Tuesday
Representatives at the YWCA convention held a College Day at The Breakers with a two hundred strong whiteclad delegation marching on the hotel lawn. University of Washington and Oregon delegates performed May pole and Five Living Firecrackers acts while others staged gymnastic demonstrations. An evening beach campfire service closed the fourth day of sessions with multiple colleges and state normal schools in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Leoil Evans
Delegaton
University of Washington
University of Oregon
Bellingham
Ellensburg
Cheney
Lewiston
Nornut
Sesslon
Montana
A Agricultural College
U. of Idaho
Fuget Sound
Whitworth College
Whitman College
Pullman College
O. A
Pacific University
Willamette University
McMinnville
Thitine College
Albany College
Lewistin Bellinghan
Ellenshire State Normal Schools
Porthind Senate
Penrose
Walla Walla
Dr. Young
Portland
Pegeatien
Tate
Execution of Apache Causes Great Ride
A Sunrise prison guillotine executed a fierce Apache captive named Lindeuf as crowds gathered to witness. Troops clashed with rioters injuring hundreds, police killed, and guards were shot amid chaos. The mob then menaced the president before troops halted further violence after the convict’s murder of a policeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linteuf
Sante
Lindeuf
Laident
Court Upholds Public Sentiment Over Law in Hoppa Case
The court held that public sentiment can outweigh statutory rules in the Albert J. Hoppa case. The icon keeper, admitted to occupation, kept his place open on Sundays despite evidence he violated prohibitions. The judge said public voice is the voice of God and that policy that clashes with sentiment must face disregard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Ali
Quarks
Albert J. Hoppa
God
Imminent Southeastern Railroad Strike Threat
Washington July 1 trainmen and conductors on southeastern railroads announce a probable strike involving about 51,000 men over wage increases and shorter hours. They demand parity with the 41 hour week granted by the Chesapeake and Ohio. 10,000 workers may strike. traffic expected to be disrupted in Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida, and parts of Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Southeastern Roads
Chespeak & Ohio
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Kentucky
Tennesseee
Misssissippi
Louisiana
Southern Railroad
Tragic Rail Yard Accident Claims Worker at Coe Suits
A young railroad worker named Charles Smith, about 25, was crushed when a large dipper tipped onto his back at Coe. He is hospitalized in Pendleton with a broken back and severe internal injuries and is not expected to survive. His sister, Ethel Smith, is reportedly in the Willamette Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Coe Suition
Charles Smith
St. Anthony's Hospital
Smith
Coe
Ethel Smith
Willamsett Valley
Semiminal Muster Last Night
The semiannual muster of company TT passed off very successfully last night with Captain Ferguson pleased by the showing, though several members are currently at work in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Four New Teachers Selected by Board
Pendleton public schools fill vacancies with four new teachers Miss Peat Porter Miss Lilian Holman Miss Elsie Conklin and Mrs Mona Nagte Porter is Pendleton academy and Whitman college student Shy teaches sixth grade at Washington School Gilman a Weston normal graduate will teach fourth grade at Washington School Conklin from Oregon City will teach seventh grade at Hawthorne School Nagte from Albany and Monmouth normal graduate will teach fifth grade at Hawthorne School All rural vacancies now filled
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Peat Porter
Lilian Holman
Elsie Conklin
Mona
Albany
Monmouth Normal School
Hawthorne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baker City
Hew Hill
Cameron Association
Penmibletonm
Baker
Tuly
Oregon
Aluy Wein
Tyasdalioh
Prakeman
T Bolen
Gun—Pollows
Wile
Grill
Ballet
Onn Brak
Jeff Hoeson
Hig Pellow
Pight
Crowe
Tereaster
Maelish Bellewe
Duck
London
England
Tek Jolmeon
Moon Springs
Sentrive
Armstrong
Bis
Corbet
Popnell
Setiries
Ipek
Johnesony
Jack
St. Johinden
Cabot
Lodse
Ater
George
Water
Chee
YM. C. A. College Day
VECH
Guanis
Raiilroads
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!