Divorce Fallout Ends in Tragic Poison Death
Frank L. Mathews of Forest Grove died at Hillsboro hospital from rat poison taken after a divorce suit alleging cruelty. He left home vowing to go to Hyhke but returned and lay on the Danters bed in the yard. Found by morning, a court order had restrained him from visiting his wife. Deputy Quick took him to the hospital where he died within an hour. An empty poison tube was found. He was 63 with five grown children.
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I. Mathews
Forest Grove
Hillsboro
Ore
Frank L. Mathews
Porest Grove
Hillsboro Hospital
Hyhke
Quick
Mr. Mathews
Hospliink
Poimin
Mathews
Mrs Adelaide Foster One of Wilton's Smartest Women
Mrs Adelaide Foster widow of Wilton regarded as one of the town's sharpest women. About fifteen years ago she built the home in which she now lives.
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Adelaide Foster
Wilton
Mela
Mra Foster
Botee
Pendleton News Summary on Conventions and Weather
Pendleton reports say chiropractors’ state convention will meet in Portland on the sixth, with attendees returning Sunday. Farmers from the south note crop gains over two weeks despite hail and wind damage in spots. interior Oregon roads hindered by washouts and vehicle delays. A tourist observed many cars halted for repairs as Deschutes country roads were badly washed out.
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Oregon
Deschutes
Safety First Train to Visit Pendleton Exhibit Truck
The 1.5 government Safety Pivot special train showcasing federal life saving and property protection work will visit Pendleton. Authorized by Franklin K. Lane interior secretary, the exhibit travels with staff from the War Navy Interior and Agriculture departments, the Interstate Commerce Commission, and the American Red Cross. No cost to the public. Manning, director of the Bureau of Mines, is executive officer in charge.
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United States
Pendleton
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Treaminy, War, Navy, Interior and Agriculture Departments
Bec Sme
Interstate Commerce Commundon
American Red Cross Society
H Manning
Bureau of Mines
Caviness Family Visiting Before Moving to Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs W P Caviness of mal heur county visit with daughters Mrs Jens Salling and Mr Frank Boynton en route to their new home in Los Angeles. Mr Caviness formerly lived here. Robert Patton son of Mark Patton and Joca high school graduate, has just graduated from the dental college at the University of Pennsylvania. He will practice in Philadelphia this summer. Last evening at 9 o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs John Roach 9 West Mailroad street Mrs Magda Mey Muc haupt became the
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W. P. Caviness
Malheur County
Jens Salling
Frank Boynton
Los Angeles
Mr. Caviness
Robert Patton
Mark Patton
Joca
Dental College
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
John Roach
West Mailroad Street
Magda Mey Muc'haupt
Canton Illiberald: James Maine Stephenson and Athena guest list
A social column notes the marriage of James Maine Stephenson of Canton Nebraska and Ho Hubbell of the Chilean church with plans to reside in Cone den Luli Thorp of Athena. It lists visitors and celebrants including Bertha Aner, Mrs Charities Adama of Bolue, Eva Hugging of Athena, MA Paean, Preowett Cox of Heppner, Joe Ring o and William Pierce, Kennews Bartlett and Oregon football star, with local residents attending the Fourth of July celebration and tea at Mrs Adama’s home.
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Ori
James Maine Stephenson
Canton
Nee
Hubbell
Coneden
Eva
Athena
MA. Paean
Preowett Cox
Hoppner
Co H. Bean Pod Son
Kigin
Joe Ringo
William Pierce
Prohibition Petition Drive Gathers Signatures in Oregon
J Sanger Fox states the Prohibition Party has collected about 24 000 signatures with 6700 today and 900 more likely before the filing deadline. He notes the effort spans 85 counties, is volunteer driven, and involves the Anti Saloon League and the Women’s Christian Temperance Union in backing the movement toward absolute prohibition.
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J. Sanger Fox
Prohibition Party
Oregon
Salem
Flethher
Lota
Grant Wio Lake
Anti-Saloon League
Women's Christan Temperance Union
Prohibition
Fathers of the Republic and the right to change government
The passage argues that American government originated from a voluntary compact among the people, not a ruling class. It contends governments derive sanction from free consent, can be changed by constitutional amendment, and should do whatever the people want while ensuring they choose rightly. It cautions against stagnation and insists the ideal is a government that expresses and serves the people's will.
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Sone
Oreos
Fathers of
Republic
Foren
Mort
Pervier
Bning
Pioneering Spirit in Government and Preparedness
A reflection on founding fathers like Franklin, Jefferson, and Washington as pioneers of civic ideas. The piece argues for mental preparedness and new policies such as state markets, rural credits, public utilities, and social insurance to meet modern challenges. It notes issues from industrial labor to wealth concentration and urges devotion to the ideal of loyal consent through service.
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Franklin
Jefferson
Washington
Clay Farhers
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Wm. Roesch Bottling Co
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America
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