Bad Faith Accusations Fly Over Mexican Border Crisis
Mexico seeks to punish Texas authorities for failing to arrest Las Vegas raid participants and allowing meetings in Del Rio. Minister Mariscal cites 100 men holding meetings in Bel Rio and raiders returning with wounded across the line. Extradition will be pursued for criminal acts under the treaty and neutrality violations.
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City of Mexico
Mexico
United States
del Rio
Texas
Las Vegas
Mariscal
Foreign Relations Department
Washington
Bel Rio
Las Cacas
Palomas
Government Moves Toward Suit Against Powder Trust
Final plans for the government’s suit against the powder trust are under way. Lawyers on both sides will meet this week in Wilmington Delaware to arrange hearings and begin formal action in the case. The article notes preparations for the lawsuit and judicial proceedings.
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Wilmington
Atack
Denemoure Company
New Jersey
Delaware
Second Circuit Court
United States Court
Standard Oil Company
Powder Trust
Combine
New York
Del
Party of 180 to visit Mr. Bryan
A 180 party from Chicago led by A. L. Shiffman arrives in Denver by special train from July 3 to 5. The Illinois delegation, headed by Robert E. Burke, Judge William Prentiss, Daniel J. McMann and George F. Milligan, plans a strong presence with a 40 member band and marching club. They will contest seats at the convention, with headquarters at the Albany Hotel and trains positioned for easy convention access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
A. L. Shiffman
Chicago
County Democracy
Chicago Democratic Club
Illinois
Hrgan
Lincoln
Robert E. Burke
William Prentiss
Daniel J. McMann
George F. Milligan
Albany
Wool Growers Hope For Higher Wool Prices In Utah
Utah woolgrowers greet news of a Boston market rise to 20 cents per pound, estimating about 17 cents at the range. Sales in Boston last week reached 2,000,000 pounds as dealers seek staples amid dwindling western clips and late Montana shearing. Credit to Secretary C B Stewart of Utah Woolgrowers for the telegram.
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Utah
Boston
Salt Lake
C. B. Stewart
Montana
Ttis
Sheriff captures suspect in Athena store robbery
Sheriff T. D. Taylor returns from North Yakima with George Grant accused of robbing the McEwin store at Athena. Grant was arrested in Yakima on a description from the sheriff and a wood case is said to exist against him. He did not admit full guilt and the officers pursued him yesterday. He returned without requisition papers.
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George Grant
Athena
T. D. Taylor
Yakima
McEwin
Taylor
Grant
Tragedy as Runaway Team Kills Local Child
The 2 year old son of Mr and Mrs Tony Spritz was run over by a runaway team Saturday and instantly killed. The hoofs of the team crushed the child’s skull after being startled by local boys who set off firecrackers near the horses.
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Mra
Tony Spritz
Pendleton Foresees Broad Public Works Push
Pendleton expects a summer surge of public improvements totaling about 126000 dollars. Federal building bids open July 16 with completion expected after January 1. City hall under way, levee and cemetery watering system contracts awarded, with tight deadlines to beat high water.
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Federal
Pendleton
City Hall
Federal Building
Treasury Department
W. A. Finnell
W. A
Betts
Tammany to Back Bryan as Vice Presidential Pick
Tammany leaders Jay Bird and Coler said Nebraska should name a running mate for William J. Bryan after nominating Alton B. Parker. They prefer Judge Gray of Delaware, then Charl Towne of New York, and expect New York to unite behind Bryan on the first ballot.
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Nebraska
Man
Charles Towne
Empire States
William J. Bryan
Theater Mannagers
Wil Urge Plank
National Theater
Denver
Cal
Jay
Liryan
Tammany
Bryan
National Theater Plan Discussed by Managers
A National Theater project is being prepared in Denver Cal for July 4. The plan brings together theatrical managers from San Francisco Portland Seattle Chicago and New York who will press for the building to be established.
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National Theater
Denver
Cal
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Chicago
New York
Rip Van Winkle sheepherder ends spree in La Grande
A Wallowa county sheepherder who spent a year and a half in camp returned to La Grande seeking a wild night. Locked doors denied alcohol, only mineral water met his thirst. He then rode the westbound train to Pendleton, but opted to return to the sheep camp and the “water wagon” fate.
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la Grande
Wallowa County
Rip van Winkle
Lar Grande
Pendleton
Pendleton Lawyer Courting G A R Encampment Role
Peter West, a Pendleton divorce lawyer, reputed for untangling disputes, is seen as a potential peace broker between Bryan and Parker and could handle papers for a conservative split from the Bryan camp. The note hints at pay as you go and warns against store bills misused by rats nibbling at home craft.
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Peter West
Pendleton
Denver
Toledo
Dove of Peace
Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Baker City Herald
Idaho Man Promoted to Warsaw Consulate
George Nicholas Ifft of the Tribune company, after two years as United States consul at Annaberg Saxony, is promoted to a more important post in Warsaw Russian Poland. He is due in Pocatello late next month to visit friends before assuming duties. The report notes his rapid rise and Warsaw's size and strategic location. Theodore Tuett at Bend Oregon suffers a scalp wound from a chisel striking his temple at a sawmill, requiring stitches.
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George Nicholas Ifft
Tribune Company
United States
Annaberg
Saxony
Germany
Warsaw
Russia
Pocatello Tribune
Ifft
Pocatello
Idaho
Utah
Chatham
Ontario
Canada
Amtaberg
Port Elizabeth
Africa
Vistula
Poland
Theodore Tuett
C. O. D. Company
Bend
Ore
Pendleton Fourth of July Celebrations Wide Across County
Pendleton residents celebrate Independence Day with trips to Wenaha Springs Echo Pilot Rock Walla Walla and local reservations. Crowds flock to Cayuse for races and a war parade while Christian Indians hold a camp meeting at the old agency grounds.
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Wenaha Springs
Walla Walla
Pilot Rock
Echo
Lix
Agency
Cayuse
University of Idaho students chosen for Bitter Root fire patrol
A crew of 11 University of Idaho students has been selected by Forest Supervisor F A Fenn to join fire patrol and trail construction in the Bitter Root forest reserve this summer. The program aims to test employment potential for hundreds of students, addressing summer fire hazards and reserve inspections while offering higher wages than typical forestry work.
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University of Idaho
Bitter Root Reserve
F. A. Fenn
Bitter Root Forest Reserve
Lewiston Teller
Fenn
Forestry Department
Tax figures show Western Union and Postal company valuations
On a 60 percent valuation the Western Union Telegraph company will pay taxes to the state of Washington this year on 376,950 dollars, at the rate of 45.02 dollars per mile. The Postal company will pay on a valuation of 45,762 dollars, or 22.52 dollars per mile.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
State of Washington
Postal Company
Unauthorized Montenegrins Near Lake Cle Elum Steal Sheep
A large group of Montenegrins encamped around Lake Cle Elum Washington are stealing sheep from local ranchers. County authorities plan to move the foreigners on to curb the thefts and restore peace.
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Lake Cle Elum
Wash
Normal teachers are selected for three schools
Salem reports the regents completed faculty selections for the normal schools. Weston and Monmouth faculties were set, withTraver and Ressler named principals. Training school teachers remain locally employed. Ashland names Shaffer and Van Leoy. Admission now requires ninth grade completion or a preparatory year.
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Board of Regents
Board of Visitors
Weston
Robert C. French
Paul H. Wyman
Anna Z. Crayne
Clara G. Hail
Clara Graves
Donald P. Mitchell
Mabelle
Millar
John Mather
Agnes Bulfinsh
Harrison K. Shirk
Emma Davidson Warren
Naomi Stengel
Monmouth
E. D. Ressler
H. B. Buckham
Sarah Tuthill
A. F. Campbell
Ellen M. Pennell
Loretta Smith
P. O. Powell
L. R. Robinson
May Bowden-Babbitt
H. Zophar Tharp
Boar
IL. R. Traver
W. A. Patteye
Ruby Shearer
Ashland
Harry M. Shaffer
W. T. van Leoy
W. L. Mellinger
Armilda Doughty
H. H. Wickersham
Mia
K. BE. Sloan
Father Silsby
Normal School
City to Probe Tuberculosis in Local Dairy Cows
City Physician Dr. W G Cole says 10 to 30 percent of local dairy cows may have tuberculosis. He plans a council backed inspection with help from the Federal Bureau of Animal Industry using tuberculine tests. If approved, infected cattle would be culled to curb human tuberculosis linked to milk.
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Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
W. G. Cole
Cole
Oregon
Evergreen
Cale
Bureau of Animal Industry
McClure
Near Beer Arrives for Pendleton and Oregon Cities
Pendleton will not be dry today as near beer ships to the Oregon city via the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company. Walla Walla unions report Betz Brewing’s new non intoxicating beverage will be produced in limited quantities, with plans to supply multiple Oregon towns. Local brewers studied eastern methods and expect to start operations early tomorrow, while Waldo Wal la area liquor dealers resist to protect their licenses.
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Pendleton
Oregon City
Walla Walla
Oregon
Betz Brewing Company
Wal Walla
Wwatta Watla
Malheur Booster Debuts In Yale Published Monthly
The Malheur Booster is a new Oregon newspaper published monthly in Yale by the Orlano Publishing Company. It promises to provide the true history of Malheur County in every issue.
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Malheur
Newspaper World of
Oregon
Yale
Orlano Publishing Company
Malheur County
Grandson Falls Into Pend Oreille River Presumed Lost
A fall day incident on the Pend d Orellle river bank near Wash. details the drowning of W R Kemp's year old grandson after he slipped into the river. His body was swept over the falls and not recovered.
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Pend d'Orellle
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Tammiany
Gray
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George Ifft
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Salem
L. KR. Traver
City Council
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