Northwest News Roundup of Trials and Trades
Ray Smith, 12, pleads guilty to store robbery in Baker City with Juvenile Judge Mersick to decide his disposition. Whiteway shot at Roe by Hedges recovering. Boise rumor he will not prosecute. D N Byerlee exits Hood River News-Letter for St Johns half interest in Review. Walter Johnson, Welser phenom, signs with Washington American League, to depart July 16. Jardina Montana Miners union claims murder of Thomas Shannon. lawyers engaged in Helena. Frank Chadwell of Summerville deemed sane at 17. 16 hour law in Washington to be challenged by railroads. Yakima’s Morris Plenick granted new trial for arson at Famous clothing house. Telephones in Pocatello out due to cable pounding by saboteur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Smith
Baker City
E. P. Vorus
Mersick. A. &. Whiteway
Roe
Henry M. Hedges
Boise
Whiteway
Hedges
D. N. Byerlee
Hood River
St. Johns
Review
Walter Johnson
Welser
Washington, D. C
Thomas Shannon
Barney Hanlon
Jardina
Montana
Miners’ Union
State of Washington
Yakima Jal
Morris Plenick
Supreme Court
A Happy Man Healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve in New York
A Port Bryan New York man, 85, healed a lifelong sore on his leg by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad claims the salve heals pores, burns, cuts, wounds and piles and is guaranteed by Tallman & Co., druggists, price 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoe F
Port Bryan
N. Y
Tallman & Co
Taneral Kuroki Visits America and Praises U S Style
Taneral Kuroki the great Japan warrior was impressed by Uncle Sam size and development. A cordial welcome was extended to him during travels across the republic. Alfred Benjamin & Co. clothing for the dresser is praised for fit and neatness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneral Kuroki
Japan
Sam
Republic
Alfred Henjamin & Co
Ourright
Fugitive Bunyan Stole 96317 From Windsor Trust
Chester B Bunyan, a Windsor Trust teller in New York, is a fugitive accused of decamping with 96317 in cash. The case, among other scattered items, reflects a troubled period of financial crime and public notices across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester B. Bunyan
Windsor Trust Company
New York
KK. Mathubra
San Francisco
International ‘Typaemiphical Union
Colorado Springs
Chatham’ Th
Mary Herrena
Mary
John
Laws
Grand Trunk Railway
Wyoming Sheep Die As Epidemic Ravages Central Flocks
A state board meeting in Cheyenne with J A Delfelder and Dr J M Wilson reports a severe epidemic killing sheep across Central Wyoming. Officials plan to seek federal aid from the Bureau of Animal Industry as 300 carcasses are counted in a single ride and hundreds die during loading and transit. The illness is linked to a fly that infects lambs and leads to brain-grub death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
J. A. Delfelder
Lander
J. M. Wilson
Douging
G. 8. Walker
Cheyenne Tribune
Wyoming
Denver
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Dr. Wilson
Tim
Wyoming Woolgrowearn’ Association
University researchers study Nez Perce culture and language
Harvard anthropologists Hollmann and Spieden travel to Lewiston to collect Nez Perce artifacts and study early customs, tool making, canoes, and the tribe’s vocal music as part of a long-standing university project. They plan a month in Lewiston before a coast trip and return to Harvard in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. BR. Hollmann
H. J. Spiedell
Harvard University
Peabody Museum
Lewiston Teller
Mir. Spleden
Snake River
Clearwater
Hoellmann
Spleden
Lewis and Clark
Long Mat Tenta
Clearwater Country
Granite Point
New Perce
Lewiston
Meesia
Hellmann
University
Yale Student Volunteers Remembered Battle For New Haven
New Haven July 5 marks the 128th anniversary of Yale students marching to defend the town against Urthtic veterans. A $30,000 bronze monument at West Prridge features three heroic colonial uniforms, a cannon, and a granite pedestal commemorating the defense amid British assault plans toward West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
West Prridge
James Edward Kelly
New York
Washington
West Point
Connecticut
Stiles
Yale College
West Haven
Garth
Yale Boys
Broadway
Lighthouse Point
George Collier
Fairfield
Pessecsion
College Town
Poll tax collector resigns after unpopular levy
Yakima Republic reports city poll tax collector F Kivifmiin tendered his resignation after a controversial levy that funded the tax office. The council, faced with inability to compel remaining in office, accepted the resignation as the tax collection controversy continued to unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baste
Kivifmiin
Yakima Republic
Catholic Chapel Car in Wichita Sparks Controversy
The Portland Oregonian reprints Wichita Bacon clipping claiming a Catholic chapel car is the world’s fleet. Baptists note Emmanuel chapel cars already travel, planned on Pullman design with living quarters and a 60-seat chapel. The Catholic car, gifted by Ambrose Perry, departs from Chicago for a cross-state tour led by Bishop Hennessy to administer sacraments and aid the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Portland Oregonian
Kansas
Baptists
Emmanuel
Hermalaton
Amarilla County
Baptist Chapel
Wichita Beacon
Chicago
Pullman
Hennesey
Kana
Ambrose Perry
New York
Pope
Mornow County Happenings From Last Issues
Complied from Heppner issue Mrs Jeff Hayes received a $5020 life policy payment on late husband Jeff Hay er. Ray Fairchild bought 500 head of fat sheep from Paul Hisler, shipped to Troutdale. F Watkine sent a carload of 23 horses to Troutdale. Ice plant shipments up this week but halted by Kinney injury. Cowtan & Son found an engineer. Kinney plans return after the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heppner
Elle
Jeff Hayes
Jeff Hayer
Ray Fairchild
Paul Hisler
Troutdale
Watkine
Heppoer
Lou Kinney
Wnabble
Cowtna & Son
Abnte
Deafness Cures Promised by Catarrh Cure Claim
An advertisement claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tubes can be cured by a constitutional remedy from CHANEY & CO. of Toledo and sells Hall's Family Pills for constipation. It also lists a Butcher shop and property for sale in Helix Oregon with details and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Chaney & CO
Toledo
Hall
W. H. Albee
Helix
Ore
Boarding house for rent at 212 Main street
Thirteen-room Por Rent boarding house at 212 Main street listed with Frank B. Clopton and Co. as agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Frank B. Clopton & Co
Mules for Sale From Estate of J A Williams
Six mules belonging to the estate of J A Williams deceased are for sale. Inquire with Frank Snyder, executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Williama
Frank Snyder
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Ular
the Alexander Department Store
Northwest News
Pocatello
Bond Brothers
Pincheton
General News
Detroit
Mich
F. B. Beck
Chicago & Alton Railway
Grace Hospital
Beck
James Greer Wellington
Corning
Avon
James F. Walington
Morning Journal of
Reno
Lev
Merritt Teague
Bethel
Hoerich Vin Steck
Pao, Ta
Europe
Nieuw Amaternam
Nee Perces
Kauffman
Yakima
Mornow County
Huggy For Sale
J. M. Cornelinon
Pendleton
Pendleton, Oregon
United States Depository
Levi Ankeny
W. &. Dyers
Geo, Hartman, JR
T. C., Taylor
W. F. Matlock
M'Leod
Sale Stables
The
Oregon
C. P. Barnett
Prop
A. Eklund
Court St
Pendleton, Ore
Columbia River Railroad Co
Washington & Columbia River
St. Paul
Omaha
St. Joe
Kansas City
St. Louis
Jnie
Walter Adams
Tt. Ry
East Oregonian
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