Pendleton Elks Arriving for Portland Pageant Parade
Portland dispatch describes Pendleton Lodge No. 288 sending about 260 members and an 11-car stock train to Portland for a major parade. Leaders Sperry and FitzGerald arrange arrivals and headquarters, with a standout Round-Up division led by George Strand. Pendleton uniforms feature a cat-? hat, purple scarf, Elk badge, and a gold plate badge with Elk head and a buckaroo motif. Ritner touts Pendleton Round-Up prospects for record crowds next September and reaffirms staying in Pendleton.
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Portland
Ore
Pendleton “Huckatoos
Pendleton Lodge No
Pendleton
Hw. ¢. Sperry
Thomas FitzGerald
Imperial Hotel
Iune
George Strand
Tts
Tom FitzGerald
Pendleton Lodge
RR. W. Ritner
Ritner
Rome
Zion City Leader Predicts Disaster
Zion City leader Wilbur Glenn Voliva told members in Chicago that cities will face judgment similar to Sodom and Gomorrah with Chicago named first. He asserted only Zion City will be spared and warned that destruction would come to wicked cities.
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Chicago
Ill
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Zion
Safeguard nostrils with Ely's Cream Balm for relief
The advertisement urges keeping the nostrils clean to prevent catarrh and other diseases from air-borne germs. It claims Ely's Cream Balm quickly relieves stuffed heads, sore throats, and phlegm, and can cure chronic catarrh, with a 50 cent bottle sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Cured Husband of Sulks Fined for Suicide Attempt
In Kansas City, S P Kelley was fined $100 in North Municipal Court after trying to suffocate himself with a gas stove to end “sulks.” His wife notified police when she found him in the kitchen and said he was nagged. The item ends with an unrelated advertisement for Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
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Kansas City
P. Kelley
Eastlevepth Street
Kelley
North Municipal
Cordwood and coal sale by Kopitzke & Garlanders
Special prices offered on cordwood including dry red fir slab wood cotton wood yellow and black pine in five cord lots Also available clean Rock Spring lump and nut coal Kopitzke Garlanders advertise savings before buying Dysentery warning followed by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy claim of cures and dealer availability
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Kopitzke & Garlanders
Stabbed by Hired Man at Porterville Dairy Ranch
John Billingsley of Woodville district was wounded at his ranch when Dane ranch hand Fete Swanson, whom he had discharged for incompetence, stabbed him in the neck and shoulder after handing a check. Swanson escaped, leaving Billingsley painfully and dangerously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterville
John Billingsley
Woodville
Fete Swanson
Billingsley
Swanson
Akron Valve Jammed Reveals Akron Disaster Theory
Divers in Atlantic City found the Akron gas bag valve open and held by a light chain just before the accident. The reveal supports a theory that sparks from the overheated engine ignited a gas leak, contributing to the dirigible's explosion and resulting deaths remain unaccounted for.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Akron
Melvin Vaniman
Walter Gest
Fred Elmer
van Iman
Rebels to U S Prison for Neutrality Violations
Four Mexican insurgent leaders Ricardo Flores Magon Enrique Ma hon Labrado Rivers and Anselmo Figueros began serving one year eleven months each at McNeil's Island. Officials reported a quiet departure amid rescue rumors while the men called the sentence unjust but attributed to false testimony and praised the court as fair.
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Magons
Los Angeles
Ricardo Flores Magon
Enrique Mahon
Labrado Rivers
Anselmo Figueros
United States
McNeil’s Island
Suit Against Bt Helena Sanitarium For Damages
Visalia reports Lola Stewart and her husband D M Stewart sue the Bt Helena Sanitarium company for 23430 damages alleging nurse negligence during a surgery for headaches. The complaint claims she was anaesthetized and left unattended, resulting in serious burns.
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Visalia
Lola Stewart
D. M. Stewart
Bt. Helena Sanitarium Company
Wakes Plea for Lorimer in Senate Defense
Senator Dillingham of Vermont summed up Lorimer's defense against ouster, urging the senate to weigh the evidence carefully. He said the "jackpot" fund existed to influence legislation and did not extend beyond that purpose.
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Lorimer
Washington
Senate
Dillingham
Vermont
Couple feuds over wealth and beauty sparks debate
An observer notes an old husband and a young wife as a sign he has more money than Berniay, drawing attention to wealth disparities and perceptions of appearances.
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Wifey
Berniay
Woman Sees Earnest Intent in Flirtation Despite Doubts
A woman misreads a flirtatious Exchange, believing the man’s earnestness even as she suspects her own sincerity. The interaction centers on playful advances and contrasting perceptions of intent between the two.
Hog Market Shows Advance of 20 Cents
Hog prices rose about 20 to 25 cents at North Portland yards with top quotes around $8.25, while some hogs sold as low as $6.50. The day saw steady demand and a mix of cattle, sheep, and calves shippers from Idaho to Oregon. North Portland cattle prices for various classes and 1911 1912 price proxies for grains and millstuffs are listed.
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North Portland
Edward Knorr
Grangeville
Idaho
W. R. Beachman
Enterprise
St. Tate
Huntington
R. F. Bickman
Bickwell & Oman
W. B. Kura
Ashton
Saint Anthony
H. Cummings
Albany
Corvallis
Old Man Sacrifices Leg to Save Boy in Hospital
New York story from the lower East Side details Sam Faechefsky, an amputee patient, offering his unused left leg to a four year old, Leon Shenker, severely burned in a fire. Doctors considered amputation of the leg to prevent muscle hardening, but the donor chose to give his leg to graft onto the boy.
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New York
Lower East Side
Curley
Leon Shenker
Har Morlah Hospital
Theer
Rivington Street
Sam Faechefsky
West Forty-seventh Street
New Ranger Methods Help Preserve Sequoia Forest
Motorcycles and telephones for rangers improve fire control in the Sequoia forest. Extended telephone lines and patrols reach remote areas. So far this season only one minor fire threatened serious damage and was controlled before substantial timber loss.
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Porterville
Sequoia Forest
Flour Trade Expansion Bids Record Growth in U S
Washington officials anticipate a major rise in the U S flour trade after Amoy imported 150000 barrels of American flour last year, triple the 1910 figure. Famine floods and a Chinese revolution cut central China wheat output, nearly closing the Shang river trade and boosting demand for U S exports.
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Washington
United States
Amoy
America
China
Hall's Catarrh Cure Fraud Notice Read in Toledo
Frank J. Cheney and company offer one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured, sworn statement sworn December day by notary A W Gleason. Catarrh cure advertised as internal remedy affecting blood and mucous surfaces. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Ohio
Toledo
Lucas
Frank J.C J
Cheney
A. W. Gleason Notary Pub
Hall
Cneney & CO
Teke Hall
Mother's Friend Promises Strong Health for Expectant Mothers
No young woman should neglect preparation for childbirth. Mother's Friend claims to ease the physiological ordeal, work with nature, expand tissues gradually, and keep muscles, tendons, and breasts ready. It asserts benefits for both mother and baby and invites expectant mothers to write for a free guide from Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlante
Atlantic City Commission Election Heads To Primaries
Atlantic City voters choose five men to run the city for three years under a new commission form. Ninety candidates were narrowed to ten by primaries, including Mayor Harry Bacharach. Each commissioner earns 3000 dollars yearly. inauguration is set for next Tuesday.
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Atlantic City
Xii. J
Commission
Harry Bacharach
Not Crazy, Only Tired Writer Ends Life in Vancouver Hotel
Vancouver, Washington. C. Whittlesey, about 40, a Toppenish Nursery salesman, shot himself in the heart in his hotel room after bidding Mrs. Sherman Drew goodbye. A note to the coroner and another to J. Devine stated money to settle accounts with the nursery firm and a calm, tired message. He had been selling nursery stock in Clarke county and recently tried to sell city roses to the council.
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Vancouver
Wash
Whittlesey
Sherman Drew
New Berry Hotel
J. E. Whittlesey
North
Stret
Portland
C. J. Devine
Mr. Devine
J. Devine
Ridgefield
Rescuer Declines Stogie After Venice Surf Rescue
Henry Cornell of Garvan a was drowning when David Moreno, a bathhouse life guard, dived into the breakers at Venice to pull him ashore. After the rescue the saved man offered a cigar, but the lifeguard replied that he did not smoke.
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Venice
Los Angeles
Henry Cornell
Garvana
David Moreno
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