Special Session In View For Early August Debates
Washington July 3 Indications grow that Congress may close an extra session earlier than expected With talks of an August first week adjournment and votes on the Canadian reciprocity bill wool tariffs and free ships, Penrose pushes for unanimous consent on dates Senator La Follette plans amendments during a long reciprocity speech Key senators Bristow Grenna North Dakota Thornton Burton Obie Stone Nelson Clapp Bailey Simmons and others will join the debate The Senate and House will not be in session Wednesday Committees resume Lorimer election hearings July 16 and the sugar trust probe July 10 while the steel trust inquiry continues A revision of the cotton bill is planned by the committee on ways and means with a report expected soon thereafter
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Penrose
le Follette
Wisconsin
Bristow
Grenna
North Keketa
Thornton
Louisiona
Ohenish
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Beehive Incident Leaves Girl Stung Count Unknown
Six year old Gertie Clinger of Logansport Indiana was peering into a beehive at her grandfather George W Clinger's farm when she was stung about fifty times. She was carried away for examination and for a time it was feared she would die.
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Logansport
Ind
Gertie Clinger
George W. Clinger
Trust plan eyed to reorganize in place of rehearing
Washington reports that the Tobares Trust plans a reorganization rather than filing a rehearing today. Delancey Nicoll and W. W. Fuller, owners, have consulted with Attorney General Wickersham. The plan is believed to meet his approval and may be recommended to the United States circuit court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Tobares Trust
Delancey Nicoll
W. W. Fuller
Wickersham
W Current Noted Among Herin’s-ton Residents
A brief item reports W Current among Herin’s-ton residents seen in the city yesterday, highlighting local activity and noting connections to the community.
Pendleton Newsnotes and Local Updates
Newsy notes from Pendleton report Morriange Licets and Ella Baker in county news. A laundery employee resigns, replaced by Corley as substitute mill. Medite girls are asked to assemble at the Court House for a parade check tomorrow at 1 o'clock.
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Arrithad
Local notices and sports update from Portland area
Fragmented OCR notes report Lester Viewed Plays Baseball and Lester Meats as local sports figures. A court ruling by Judge Knowles favoring the defendant ends a money settlement dispute in the BLOB case. A July meeting seeks attendees about automobile releases at the courthouse tomorrow.
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Lester Viewed
Lester Meats
Teter
University of Oregon
Marvhail-Wells
Portland
Hklers
Knowles
Phelps
Gervaseus A. D. Siouwn
Five Men Arrested After Heavy Drinking in City
Yesterday five men faced legal trouble after excessive drinking. John Doe Richard Roe and John H Bury forfeited their bail. J J Cannon and William Shaw received three days in jail.
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John Doe
Richard Roe
John H. Bury
J. J. Cannon
Willam Shaw
Stockman Family Returns From Weston Strawberry Day
W J Stockman well known farmer and family returned Saturday evening from Weston where they attended the Strawberry Day program. Mr Stockman and others praised the entertainment and noted strawberries were provided for all visitors.
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W. J. Stockman
Familly
Weston
Mr. Stockman
Orpheum Theatre Installs Wurlitzer 63 Note Player Piano
Peter Meddernach owner of the Orpheum theater has installed one of the finest automatic pianos in the northwest a Wurlitzer 63 note player piano costing 1250 with multiple attachments and latest mechanical improvements to recreate an orchestra like effect for his show.
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Peter Meddernach
Orpheum Moving Picture Theatre
Northwest
Italian Editor Urges Peaceful Citizenship and Dago Word Caution
Mario Montrezza editor of the Italico urges Italian laborers in America to abandon concealed weapons and adopt peaceful conduct. He warns Americans should not insult Italians with the term Dago and explains the word’s negative connotation. Montrezza, a Portland booster, arrives with his wife for the upcoming rally in support of nonviolence.
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Mario G. Montrezza
Talico
Montregn
The
East Oregonian
Sitalians
Sicily
Feasibility praised for Sumpter valley irrigation plan
Baker Ore commercial club reports Congressman Lafferty letter noting the reclamation chief finds the Sumpter valley project feasible. Government has studied it. landowners’ high asking prices for submerged lands seen as the main obstacle, likely solvable locally, enabling water for thousands of dry acres.
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Baker
Ore
Hus
Lafferty
Sumpter Valley
Finds Trace of Ancients Near Sullivan Indiana
John Alsman digging a well two miles east of Sullivan uncovered a 25 foot underground hickory tree with a limb chopped by a blunt tool. A peck of hickory nuts lay beneath the limb, suggesting pre historic man activity. The cut limb will be sent to the state museum in Indianapolis.
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Sullivan
Ind
Here
John Alsman
Alsman
State Museum
Indianapolis
Government Appraisers Value Army Officers Salaries
A fragment describes government appraisers evaluating officers salaries to price a purchase. It notes three officers with ranks captain and lieutenant colonel, costing the U.S. government a day’s pay, and discusses potential savings on a horse sale from Victoria.
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Washington
United States
Roveria
Winnet
Theo
Lewtenpes
Dey
Teoma
Victoria
Unitedd States
Sam
Despondent Student Fails to Earn Harvard Degree
Cambridge Mase, despondent over not qualifying for a bachelor of arts from Harvard, is described as a doomed student. Arthur E. Smith, son of David Smith of Lake Utah, reportedly took cyanide by drinking poison in a dormitory and died, his body found by a junior student.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Arthur E. Smith
Xentor
David
Smith
Eal Lake
Utah
Minnesota Enacts Weights and Measures Law
Minnesota's new weights and measures law takes effect tomorrow with duties assigned to the state railroad commission. The act places Minnesota at the forefront of regulation, requiring dealers to sell products by full weight and measure as represented and enforcing strict compliance.
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Minnesota
Minnespolis
Minn
State Railroad Commission
WA Minnesota
The New Eyewear Promises Comfort and Clarity
With them the eyesight of your is re-established and to all appearance Kryoptoks are the same as young folks lashes, with nothing to distinguish them from the latter but the wearers own pleasant knowledge of their wonderful far and near qualities. Withon, scam of cement, no edges to catch dirt, or become cracked or jagged in cleaning. Just perfect Merit with the discomfort and unsightliness left out. They should be worn by all who need double vision glasses. We fit them to give you comfort and satisfaction.
Battlers Ready for Go Wolgast Favored
San Francisco July 3 Fight fans on the Pacific coast await Ad Wolgast lightweight champion as he faces Owen Moran in Crofoth arena tomorrow afternoon. Wolgast is the favorite though Moran has never been knocked out in ninety bouts. Boxing odds sit at ten to six in Wolgast favor with potential move to two to one before the bell.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Ad Wolgast
Owen Moran
Wolgast
Moran
Jim Croffoth
Wolgust
Mora
Youth Electrocuted While Watching Game at Columbia
Darrell Harrison of Horse Creek valley was electrocuted while watching today's Columbia Charles ton baseball game from an electric light pole near center field. He hung for about five minutes before being removed and died before help arrived in front of about 2000 spectators.
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Darrell Harrison
Columbia
Horse Creek Valley
Smallest Hen's Egg Exhibited by Chamber of Commerce
Secretary Robertson displays the tiniest bantam egg on exhibition weighing less than a quarter ounce. The egg, from Erwin & Martin Jr, is so small it can rest on a dime without touching its edges. It highlights novelty in local agricultural display.
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Chamber of Commerce
Troy
Bantam
Erwin & Martin, Jr
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