McCusker Attacks Dr Coe Over Oregon GOP Row
Thomas McCusker La Follette manager for Oregon and national convention delegate releases a caustic statement defending his vote for Ralph Williams over Dr H W Coe and others He says Bourne should have been nominated and claims loyalty to friends shields him from criticism in the intra party clash
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la Follette
Oregon
H. W. Coe
Dr. Coe
Ralph Williams
McCusker
Williams
Coe
Ator Bourne
Hall
Campbell
Bourne
Bruce Dennis
la Grande
Portland
Ben Selling
United States
Bourné
New York Child with World Largest Infant Head
New York hospital reports three year old Charles Leiber with an exceptionally large head and 7 1 2 hat, possibly the largest for an infant. His body lags but is catching up as he gains strength and displays sudden bursts of alertness and brightness.
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New York
Child's Hospital
Charles Leiber
Little Charlie
Junk yields US 5S 500000 from Atlantic navy yards
The government has realized nearly half a million dollars from junk sales at Atlantic coast naval stations since May 3. Brooklyn yard led with 159000, Norfolk 100000, Boston 70000, and Portsmouth 60000. A civilian waste expert credited a new system for saving over 45 percent of the amount, calling the dumps a gold mine.
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N. H
Atlantic
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Norfolk
Boston
Navy Yards
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Sees Arrests and Local Activity
One offender paid cash and forfeited a five dollar bail after a late night arrest and failed to appear in court. A marriage license was issued to Harry Clifton Newman and Effie Lewis. Pendleton officials welcomed railroad executives J. D Farrell and J. D Stack on a tour. Buckaroos star Eddie Teck remains in hospital with severe knee blood poisoning, with return date unsure. W. H. Bell donated oversized strawberries to the East Oregonian. The Boston Bloomers requested a twilight game, but league rules may prevent an exhibition, leaving fans uncertain.
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Harry Clifton Newman
Effie Lewis
Teck
Eddie Teck
The
Buckarooes
Boston Bloomers
Bond
Bloomers
Miss Quimby to be buried in burglar-proof vault
New York July 9 The body of Miss Harriet Quimby the aviatrix who died in a Boston monoplane fall will be buried in a burglar-proof copper vault in Woollanwa cemetery. She feared physicians would take her body for experiments and followed wishes expressed to her mother for this precaution.
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New York
Harriet Quimby
Boston
Woollanwa
Relics of old days go Porterville’s pioneer bandit days end
The last evidences of Porterville’s pioneer era vanish as wooden storefronts at Main and Oak are replaced by two modern brick offices. The Mentz block replaces a 1872 shack, and other early buildings dating from 1870s to 1880s are removed. Reconstruction of the P. P. Davis block at Main and Mill begins, marking a shift from frontier landmarks to new brick blocks.
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Portersville
Porterville
Evans and Sontag
Main
Oak Streets
Mentz
Hunter, Ting ,and Wolff
P. P. Davis
Mill Streets
Milk saves burning car by Westchester farmer
Ernest Richter of Millwood sacrificed about 150 quarts of milk to save a touring car carrying Mrs. Helen Ross and Miss Grace Bellows from fire in New York. The owner valued the car at $100 and after the incident Mrs. Ross presented him $25 for his actions as flames were doused.
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New York
Ernest Richter
Millwood
Westchester County
Helen Ross
Grace Bellows
Fred
Wellington fears and a painter’s time saving tale
Sir William Allan painted a large Waterloo canvas for the Duke of Wellington who agreed to pay. The Duke offered notes while Allan offered a check to save the Duke time, prompting the painter to remark that the check would suffice.
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Sir William Allan
Waterloo
Duke of Wellington
Horse Guards
William
Allan
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