Weston News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Travels
In Weston Oregon July notes report Mr mad Mire Fred Wupuli visiting relatives in Wes ton and return home. Several residents and visitors are listed with brief travels to Athena Pendleton Spokane Hood River and Portland. Eccentric local chatter covers family visits birthdays business trips and cottage construction near town.
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Whetos
Ore
Fred Wupuli
Milton
Craig Uriveoll
Ben
Weston
Mia
Bagten
Wark
Warten
Divaster
Guye
Dakar
Bovial
Iabelivine
van Winkle
Athens
Kyle
Broadetree
Stower
Walter Payne
Hood J
Leib
Pete Me
Geuree Brill
Pondieton
James Miworth
Carientera Cotmnencell
Miemegren
Miles
Charlen Moore
Tortund
Moore
Richard Houiner
Portland
Ada Brainer
Moe
Irene Hopkins
Weetor Mountaly
Kitittell
Pendlewn
Vievine Wie Doughter
Mra
B.J Thorme
Mies
Cladys Smith
Dalatyn Tuinniator
Blaha Sprinien
Ernest Mongren
Roy Head
Spokiihe
le Ri van Winkle
Prices and shortages prompt British union demand action
The Trades Union Congress in London, representing about two million workers, urged the government to regulate food and fuel prices. Aimed at a windfall fix, the resolution urged a department with power to commandeer and distribute goods. The mover cited a 6 percent price rise, while others warned immediate steps if objections arise.
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E Hritish Unione
London
TOA Spedial ‘Trades Union Congress
Congress
State Board To Inspect Mineral Lands In Eastern Oregon
Salem officials Governor Withycombe Secretary of State Ol Crit and State Treasurer Kay lead the Dover Land Board on a week long inspection trip from Salem to eastern Oregon. They will examine deposits on Secor Creek in Malheur County and the mineral deposits at Stinking Lake near Hantey ranch, plus sites in Tineard Canyon south of Twit Mooi tile. The party will visit Malheur and Warner lakes and various drainage projects, planning to return to Salem in about a week.
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Oregon
Secor Creek
Astern Malheur Covnis
Stinking Lake
Tineard Canyon
Twit Mooi Tile
Horie
Malheur
Warner Lakes
Salem
Finger prints spark NY debate on juvenile crime policy
New York officials debate mandatory finger prints for youths amid a publicized case of three boys linked to disorderly conduct. The Commissioner cites earlier city practice, while insurers and lawmakers weigh credit and crime implications in a widening discussion touching law enforcement, taxes, and civil rights.
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New York
Mark Twain
Wilnow
Crimnils
Leon
Dinelies
Hho
Nasseis Beers Hinton
Irene
Unclear medical note with garbled handwriting
Fragmentary OCR text describes stomach troubles and fainting episodes with uncertain names and details. It mentions attempts at treatment and a possible medical event but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable individuals to form a complete record.
17000 Will Try Luck On Colville Reservation Registration
Spokane officials report a lull in land reservation registration as the initial rush subsides. The opening day drawdown eased while remaining applicants begin a slower pace. By early today Spokane’s total neared 11,622 as registration continued.
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Spokane
Wash
Toon
Mii
Great Spokane Indian Reservation Registration Draw Planned
Registration at Trent avenue booth 200 and Withington street 114. Morning totals 780 and 213. Citywide noon totals 2925 Wenatchee 2 552 At Colville 1000 At Omak 25 Republic 744. Superintendent John McPaul oversees opening and drawing of winning envelopes July 1 in Spokane. Applications to be registered by midnight July 23. public opening July 27. Possible Spokane venue includes American Theater.
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Trent Avenue
Withington
Ami
Wenatchee
Withur
Colville
Omak
Republic
John McPaul
Wade
Spokane
McPaul
Atx
Parole Granted to 14 From Oregon State Prison
Governor Wintycombe issued conditional pardons to two men, restored citizenship to four, and paroled 14 inmates at the Oregon penitentiary in Felam. Parolees include John Ryan of Baker County for larceny, C A Dickey of Benton for larceny, Carl Hogi of Clackamas for larceny, Charles Estinnett of Polk for assault with a deadly weapon, Ed Kilgore of Umatilla for larceny, and Joseph Hill of Hood River among others from January 1915 to June 1916 offenses.
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Joseph FP Hill
Hood River
Oregon prison records list theft and burglary cases from 1909 to 1923
A harvest of 1911 to 1923 offenses includes larceny and burglary cases across Umatilla Multnomah Baker Gilliam Clatsop Washington and Wise counties. Names such as James Honder J H Morrissey Joby Smith Travis McCullough Harvey Rice Joseph Muscalo George W Connell Bilo Blucher and Clarence Amis appear with dates from 1909 to 1923 and one restoration of citizenship along with two conditional pardons for ill health and statutory offenses.
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Vember
James Honder
Umatilla
J. H Morrissey
Union
Joby Smith
Travis McCullough
Harvey Rice
Lane
Joseph Muscalo
Clataop
Thomas Connore
Multnomah
Bilo Blucher
Washington
Clarence Amis
Baker
LV. Green
Gilliam
Fred Wills
Forfery
George W. Connell
Buckwheat Output Reported for Pennsylvania Yearly
Pennsylvania yearly buckwheat production shows a figure of 00, 000 bushels. The report highlights total yield and the impact on local agriculture, noting buckwheat as a crop of regional significance.
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Pennsylvania
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