Japanese Rights in San Francisco Spark Anger in Tokyo
Nichi Nichi in Tokio prints a long defense of Japanese in the United States amid anti Japanese sentiment. It notes San Francisco authorities pursue actions harming Japanese employment, urging concrete demonstrations of friendship. Secretary Loeb rejects reports that 16 Atlantic fleet battleships would move to the Pacific.
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Tokio
Nichi Nichi
San Francia
Piper
United States
San Francisco
Washington
Japan
Kato
Marquis Ito
Oyster Bay
Loeb Declanes
Atlantic
Pacific
Italian wins Auto Mack Grand Prix on Dieppe course
Purley July 2 Nazzaro on a Plat machine won the grand prix auto race today over the Dieppe course in six hours 44 minutes Francois Saeiz the Frenchman who won the prix in 1906 was second in six hours 52 minutes Fifty thousand spectators watched G Duray in a French car as the machine broke a bearing in the eighth round leaving Nazzaro Italian leader by four minutes with Sale second and Lanecie third
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Purley
Nazzara
Dieppe
Francosc Saiez
G. Duray
Hie
Nazzaro
Itajlan
Sale
Lanecie
Wreck Near Ashland Kills Sacramento Man
One car of the northbound Oregon express on the Southern Pacific left the rails near Ashland Ore last night. Charles L. Engle of Sacramento was killed. Both occupants were crushed to a pulp. No other passengers were injured.
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Ashland
Sacramento
Cal
Oregon Express
Southern Pacific
Ore
Charles L. Engle
Mutiny Among 120th Regiment at Larzac in Midi
A dispatch from Perplananaya reports the 120th regiment stationed at Larzac mutinied in camp today during the winegrowers revolt in the Midi. Wheat and corn prices moved at Chicago markets with open and close figures for July 2.
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Paris
Perplananaya
120Th
Larzac
Midi
Three Kangaroos Fined After Jail Break Incident
This morning three offenders were caught in a kangaroo court at the county jail. After a trial they were fined $1 each for breaking into the jail without permission. Victims were members of the Trib une force on a collection tour. The incident increased the tobacco fund of the prisoners by three plunka.
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Tribune
Hastile
May Oust Cornelius in San Francisco Strike Row
Discontent runs high as a campaign committee reports no talks with Calhoun of United Railroads. Rumors say tonight's Carmen's Strike Committee meeting may move to oust President Cornelius, with many dissatisfied by his conduct hindering a settlement.
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San Francisco
Campign
Carmen
Calhoun
United Railroads
Cornelius
Three Boys Burned to Death in Houston Fire
Three young sons of Jacob Prager perished when burglars started a blaze in a Houston home. Prager awakened by noises downstairs rescued his wife and two daughters but could not save the boys. The event underscores a fatal burglary fire in the early hours.
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Afonse
Houston
Tex
Jacob Prager
Prager
Two New York Strikes End and Strikebreaker Use
Reports from strike headquarters say two New York strikes are nearing end as strikebreakers draw non union workers. In Chicago the next walkout may occur as unionists return to work and the city suffers extreme garbage conditions.
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New York
American Idee Company
Itas
America
Waimea
Fireworks Ban Enforced in City Center
Marshal Tom Gurdane declares strict enforcement of the ordinance prohibiting fireworks in the business district. Offenders face arrest and fines or imprisonment. Prohibited areas include Main Street, Court Street from Garden to Vincent, and Cottonwood from Court to Railroad.
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Tom Gurdane
Main Street
Court Street
Garden
Vincent
Court
Slab Wood Trust Formed in Portland Mills Pact
The Oregon Daily Journal reports an ironclad contract among Portland mills to sell slab wood only to selected retail dealers at 60 cents per cord, resold to the public at 3 to 4 dollars with delivery added. Private buyers once obtained wood at nominal prices, but a combine now controls supply. Officials predict prices may rise further this fall.
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Slab Wood Trust
Oregon Daily Journal
Portland
Combine
Hishops to Scotland for Four Months Abroad
Mr and Mrs W T Hislop depart this evening from the O BR N for New York where they will sail to Scotland for a four months trip. After visiting Scotland this summer they plan to tour the continent briefly before returning home.
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Hishops
Scotland
W.T. Hislop
New York City
Continent
Threats Against Witnesses in Haywood Trial Escalate
Denver man testified Pinkerton man led union, the smelter trust opened an opposition store to extend credit to workers, and Orchard repeatedly threatened to kill opponents. Deputy prosecutors pursue witnesses before trial ends, detailing attacks, arson, and mob violence linked to Victor riots and Coeur d Alene strike era.
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Orchard
Steunenberg
Con
Max Malich
Denver
Withem
Globe Smelting
Globeville
le Claus
Pinkerton
Molich
Glew
Etrihebremkerx
Smelter Trust
Étart
Malich
Diehard Speveralmes
Steunenbers
Indians Will Celebrate Two Weeks of Hilarity on Umatilla
The Umatilla Indians plan a two weeks celebration starting July 5 on the reservation above Mission. Big horn races and other sports will draw many participants with Nez Perce and Yakima horses expected for principal horse racing. Indians camp near the grounds and large crowds are anticipated, though no events on the reservation occur until after the Pendleton city celebration draws most attendees.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
City stores to close by noon on the Fourth
Merchants reach an agreement allowing most shops to stay open until noon during the Fourth while country buyers and company members attend the parade. The Peoples Warehouse offered to excuse employers who belong to the company, and it is presumed others will follow.
Marriage license returns overdue and divorce suit filed
No returns have been filed on two May marriage licenses issued May 4 to Claud Eggleston Ida Smith and Walter Bunnell Minnie Beaumont, risking fines for officials. Frank W. Griffith sues Chrystine M. Griffiths for divorce, alleging cruelty and desertion since their August 18 1905 marriage in Baker City.
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R. T. Brown
Claud Eggleston
Ida Smith
Walter Bunnell
Minnie Beaumont
F. W. Griffith
Frank W. Griffith
Chrystine M. Griffiths
Biker City
Pendleton to Host Big Fourth of July Crowd
Bond Brothers reported letters from Walla Walla indicating many traveling men will spend the Fourth of July in Pendleton. Attendees are expected from Umatilla, Hermiston, Beehive, and towns along the Walla Walla branch of the O R N, and the Northern Pacific line, promising a large turnout.
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Pendleton
Bond Brothers
Walla Walla
Umatilla
Hermiston
Behe
Northern Pacific
BELG INDIAN CARNIVAL OPENS WITH INDIAN TEAMS AND EVENTS
Sulpha LT July 2. A three days carnival opens with hundreds visiting as Indians from the region lead contests including steer roping bronco busting pony races meshall games and basketball between Indian girls teams A grand barbecue is planned Thursday and fireworks will cap the event nightly lights will illuminate the town from Sugar Loaf Mountain and an off well will be brought to Glenn pool nearby each day
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Sulpha
Sugar Loon Mountain
Glenn Pool
Clty
King to be nominated for national commander of Spanish War Veterans
Milwaukee leader General Charles King is slated as a candidate for national commander of the United States Spanish War Veterans at the upcoming encampment. Milwaukee’s James G. Armstrong is named as a leading contender for department commander as Wisconsin hosts a state encampment with large visitor attendance and three days of business sessions, parades, and campfire entertainments in Manitowoc.
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Manitowoc
Wic
Charles King
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
James G. Armstrong
First Election At Hermiston Delivers McNaught Win
Hermiston held its first city election with McNaught side taking seven of ten officials. George Carr was elected mayor, Glenn Williams recorder, John D. Wright treasurer, Kug Phay marshal, and councilmen Davis McMillen Harby Lewin Means. Incorporation passed 87 to 1. Means and Swayze tied for council. court to decide.
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West Side Teket
Incorporation
Hermiston
Waa
George Carr
Glenn Williams
John D. Wright
Marshal
Kug Phay
L. W. Davis
Henry Hariby
B E. McMillen
Hlt. Lewin
R. Meane
R. C. Griffin
Carr
Williams
Marsha Phay
Davis
McMillen
Hanby
Means
Griffin
Irwin
Wright
Newport
Recorder Williams
Marshal Dug Phay
P. Dodd
Swayze
Meanes
Hide drying on fence leads to fine for local dealer
Hides were placed to dry on a fence near West Webb Street by H. C. Mille, manager of L. Shank & Co. The odor offended pedestrians. Judge FitzGerald fined Mille six dollars and admonished him to stop drying hides on the fence.
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H. C. Mille
L. Shank & Co
West Webb Street
FitzGerald
Rockefeller Dodging Law Plans Testimony in Inquiry
Chicago reports Rockefeller remains at large though his lawyers agreed to produce him in court on July 6 to testify. U S Marshal Henkel confirmed service in New York, naming Hutchinson and Pratt as served. private guards at Forest Hill in Cleveland deny entry as Chandler guards the home and awaits relief or service.
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Dodger
Cleveland
Chicago
Bimes
United States
Henkel
New York
Hutchinson
Barstow
Pratt
The
Standard Ol
Indianapolis
Marschal Chandler
Forest Hill
Building collapse in Cincinnati traps 30 workers
A six story office furniture factory in Cincinnati collapsed this afternoon burying about 30 men. Eleven rescuers report some workers dug out, with several injured and some fatally hurt.
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Cincinnati
Good Garden on Dry Land in Oregon
C J Jennings owns four farms near Pilot Rock and brought samples of turnips grown on dry land without irrigation to the East Oregonian. The turnips are large and flavorful, matching irrigation-grown specimens in many parts of eastern Oregon. Jennings reports an excellent garden this year on dry land, suggesting good yields under normal conditions.
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C. J. Jennings
George Canyon
Pilot Rock
East Oregonian
Oregon
Jennings
Mormon Services at Meacham
Meacham hosts regular Mormon services due to a large local membership tied to the Meacham Lumber Company sawmill and its diverse mill departments. Many employees and associated workers are church members, reflecting the spread of the faith in the area.
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Meacham
Mormon Church
Meacham Lumber Company
Ite
Mormon Church, It
Miners Reelect leadership amid Bolane trial uncertainty
Denver July 2 The Federation of Miners re elected Moyer president and Haywood secretary promising salaries for the bombing year regardless of Bolhme trial outcome Mahoney of Butte was reelected acting president The convention also voted Haywood could choose his own representative as secretary during incarceration
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Federation of Miners
Moyer
Haywood
Bolme
BE. Mahoney
Butte
Cons Vention
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