Educational association at LA plans movement to aid teachers
The National Educational association now in session at Los Angeles will formulate measures to advance teachers’ wages across the United States. A broad roundup of items includes political chatter about Bryan’s 1908 nomination, a tragic teen suicide in New York, and civic plans in Jersey City for a summer playground and winter skating rink. Also noted are obituaries, theater news, and upcoming productions with casts and composers shaping the new season for colleges and touring companies.
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Los Angeles
United States
Turkey
Suez Canal
Fiume
Pola
New York City
Bryan
Arthur Carazon
Alfonso Caring
Jersey City
N. J
Ramsey Donohoe
Pittsburg
David Br, Francis
Missouri
Committee On
Transmissionipps Commercial Congress
Muskogee
I. V
Atlanta
Augusta
Sid Smith
Many New Plays Next Year by Geo. Wy Hobart
Paul Gilmore will star in a new play by Geo. Wy Hobart set for early September start. The drama centers on automobile driven ranch life with a leading role Jack Hartley, a young man who visits New York, refines business, and wins the prettiest New York girl. Creston Clarke’s The Power that Governs follows mid September.
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Paul Gilmore
Geo. Wy Hobart
Eeason
Jack Hartley
Gilmore
Jack
New York
Creston Clarke
Mr. Clarke
Enlarge Hotel Oregon Adds 16 Story Annex
The Oregon Daily Journal reports plans to build a 16 story annex north of the present hotel, alongside the 1% story Ainsworth annex. The double project costs about 500000 dollars and will take roughly 18 months, boosting guest rooms to 400 with half containing private baths.
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Oregon
Margaret 8. Ainsworth
Journal
Saga
Oregon Daily Journal
Ainsworth
Park Street
Pacific Coast
Wool Growers Gather for Fi gin Day in July
The annual wool sale day for Fi gin is set for July 11 with many wool buyers from across the country attending in the city. Woolgrowers from Wallowa county will attend to set prices, and about 1,000,000 pounds of wool are expected to be sold that day, per the Ligin Recorder.
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Wallowa County
Northwest News highlights and local misfortunes
The Congregationalists plan a church in Washmenda. Mrs. Fay suffers severe burns from industrial cleaner at home in Bome. Italian laborer John Genteel, 23, loses an arm after a rock crush near The Dalles. Nampa to pave 35 docks and raise saloon taxes. Spokane shooting injures two Chinese workers. suspect linked to land lease dispute. A Yakima Swede endures a 2000 foot snowbound night with a 50 pound pack.
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Congregationalists
Washmenda
L. G. Fay
Bome
John Genteel
North Bank
Dalles
Nampa
Spokane
Ivanhoe Fur Company
Yakima
Yakima Wool and mutton sales head to Chicago market
Yakima wool and mutton dealers report selling 12 000 sheep on the Chicago market at about 4 50 per head. Market activity is light with mutton imports from other regions. Coffin Bros sold around 100 000 pounds of wool at 16 1 2 to 18 1 2 cents. Ellensburg shipments planned as lambs head east and to Portland Woolen Mill.
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Yakima
Coffin Brea
Chicago
Prevent
Ellensburg
Coffin Bros
Malrolm McLennan
Portland
Yakima Repub Nc
Pasco Club Calls Off Columbia River Excursion
A Pasco Commercial Club letter to Secretary A. Co. Moore states the planned Columbia River trip from Pasco downstream is canceled due to Secretary of the Interior James Mh. Garfield being unable to adjust the itinerary. Walla Walla may join if Kennewick agrees. decision pending on invitation acceptance.
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Garfield
Columbia River
Pasco
Justice in Store for Otogemen in Grant County
A fragmentary 19th century column argues residents should address Secretary Wilson and Congress on forest reserve disputes in Grant County. It defends the forest officials, notes grazing permit denials and fines against local stockmen, and urges appeals to obtain timely justice and permits for resident cattlemen amid disputed stocking rights and reserve regulations.
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Wilson
Grant County
Blue Mountain
Eay
Grane
M. J. F Morgan
da. Gayoork
J.D. Combe
Watte
Justice Way
Tarent
Kerr-Gifford Sues O R N Over Freight Delay Damages
Kerr Gifford & company sue the O R & N for 858,740 claiming failure to furnish cars during wheat shipments in 1904 05 caused losses. Two other suits total 99,585 plus insurance storage and telecommunication costs. Leading attorneys Teal & Minor expect further filings as they press for judgment. City saloon curfew ordinance advances restricting Sunday and weekday hours with fines and jail terms.
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Kerr-Gifford Company
Portland
Oregon Daily Journal
Kerr, Gifford & Company
Railiond
Havine
Peter, Thome
Andrew Kerr
Railroad Company
Chicago
Teal & Minor
Stage Fright and Henry Miller's Toronto Debut
In Bohemian Milan Henry Miller recalls nearly failing his first stage line in Amy Robsart at Toronto. He rehearsed intense inflection for Lord Shrewsbury's command but on opening night the line vanished. the orchestra leader and audience heard nothing as Miller stood muted and isolated.
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Henry Miller
Toronto
Earl of Shrewsbury
Amy Robaurt
Lear
Bohomilan
Mistaken Occupations and Moral Work
A Delineator excerpt by A Churchill urges against pursuing unsuited careers. It argues that refusing unsuitable pursuits saves harm, cites historical figures who failed in misfit roles, and values joy and progress from doing what one can. The piece extols morality and personal growth across physical mental and spiritual planes.
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Handel
Turner
Claude Lorraine
Schiller
Pancal
Churchill
Flirting With Brook Trout Aiming at Hidden Hiding Spots
A farmer succeeds by keeping out of sight and using ankle to lure trout. The practice, called flirting, relies on casting a worm over spots where trout hide under logs and bridges. Requires careful tension and practice to place the line precisely.
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Bou
Itla
Cirele
Lord Mayor Leads Hunt In Brave Moment At Marylebone
A storied London lord mayor, famed for sport, rode to a city hunt near Marylebone. He rested under a tree as the hounds bayed closer and a scout cried the hare approaches. Drawing his sword, he proclaimed fearlessness and readiness to meet the quarry.
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London
Marylebone
A Display of Tact from a Chicago Record Herald
A quoted exchange contrasts dull ministers and tactful leaders. The speaker explains tact as a balance between signaling resignation threats and offering incentives, suggesting tact is shown when a leader chooses continued service over coercive demands.
A Straight Tip Geek Sings One More Song Then Leaves
A Straight Tip, Geek who has wearied guests with many songs announces he will sing one more song and then depart. Lady Filegende Bint asks about the importance of the order of the programme.
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Geek
Cruel Maud and the Hyena Laughs at Hat Incident
In a brisk, humorous note, observers report twenty minutes with the hyena cage where Maud and Kila comment on the animal’s behavior. The hyena has laughed once as bystanders note curiosity about a new hat.
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Maud
Kila
Sheep theft tale with woolgathering defense
A courtroom exchange features the prisoner claiming woolgathering as the cause of sheep theft while the judge questions the defendant’s reasoning. The dialogue reflects a humorous defense strategy in a historical trial setting.
Fragmentary note hints at a conversation with Peggar kind
A fragmented line appears to capture a brief exchange about appearance and identity. The speaker references yesterday and an upturned arm, mentioning a person named Sautok in a terse, unclarified manner.
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Peggar
Indy
Clairvoyant Reader Promises Life Secrets and Wealth
Extraordinary clairvoyant claims to read from infancy to old age without questions. He offers advice on love, marriage, divorce, careers, mortgages, investments, and treasure hunting with a written guarantee. Readings advertised at 50 cents, 402 Water St., hours 9 to 9:30 p.m., no signs, look for the number.
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Water St
Cor. Johnson
Christian Church
N. B
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