Boatmen rescue after river diving accident near Hermiston
Echo Oregon special reports Jomen Botumer, son of J J Horger, severely injured while diving four feet in the Umatilla River near Hermiston. Botumer struck his head on a rock, became unconscious, and was revived by a companion. He is being treated at his brother Herman Bottner’s home and later moved toward Pendleton as doctors monitor a high fever.
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Herman Bottner
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J. H. Leoxer
Tunaday
Beattle
Thei Son Stoy Leexer
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Mra. L. By
Shively
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Lorn
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Sendleton
St. Anthony's Hospital
M. M. Teel
Teel
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Huttercreek
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Jim Templeton
Travis Hoskins
Buttercreek
Odd Fellows Install Officers for Year 1919
Umapine residents report Odd Fellows lodge officers installed for the term starting July 1 with Dan J. Kirk as installing officer assisted by R. E. Bean. The roster lists Noble Grand Eni Moore, Vice Grand Roy Records, and other officers, along with community notices of returns from France by local servicemen Percy Dickerson and Jack Tyson, local travels, and property transactions in Umapine.
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May
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St. Nazaire
Bingham Springs
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T. ©. Goodman
Sam Hoon
High Cost of Eating in Broadway Restaurants Soon Thing of the Past
New York reports a broad shift as restaurants cut prices and offer entertainment to draw diners. High salaried artists reduce costs in summer, attracting business men who previously packed lunches or dined elsewhere. Notable spots like Murray's Roman Gardens and Frelsenweber's Churchill's advertise lower menus, making meals in the Great White Way district more affordable.
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New York
Contex
Broadway
Great White Wey District
Murray
Roman Gardens
West Forty-second - Street
Frelsenweber
Maxim's
Thomas Healy
Anonunowd
Pocatello Eyes Next Championship Bout For Adams Plan
Frank H. Adams of Pocatello Idaho sought to stage the next heavyweight championship fight in his city. He previously traveled to Toledo to pursue the Willard Dempsey match and aimed to frame a Pocatello bout to crown the champion.
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Pocatello
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Adams
Toledo
War era price contrasts at Murray's New York venue
The article notes wartime price reductions at Murray's near Broadway and Forty-second Street with tables at seventy cents, similar to prewar charges. It highlights affordable dining and entertainment, including a rotating floor for dancing and high quality music, plus Sunday debt-course dinners around two dollars.
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Broadway
Forty-second Street
In & Way
Money Lives Given by French Nurses
United Press dispatch notes the Union des Femmes de France, a women’s wartime group, lost 46 members as nurses. It reports 60,000 members, 205 auxiliary hospitals, nurseries, dispensaries, and canteens, with over 6,000 serving as nurses and total expenditure around 9 million francs.
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L'Linion Dev Funines de Fuaince
Far
Union Des Femmes de France
American Red Cross
Prothero Shooting Disturbance Near Joplin
In Joplin Missouri on July 19 a double barreled shotgun exploded into a crowd surrounding Mia Carrie Crooks and her husband at their home. One man died, a woman was seriously wounded, and two children were hit by bullets. Sheriff Harr escorted the Brooks family from the scene to avoid mob violence.
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Carrie Crooks
Hockerville
Okim
Here
Wiehe
Brooks
T. W. W. Afitaters
Harr
Ottawa County
Persié
Real estate board head cites US housing shortage
William Garland of the National Association of Real Estate Boards warns of a shortage of one million homes in the United States. The group plans to cooperate with federal housing authorities to increase home supply, while the association does not approve of certain governmental actions.
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Daly
United
William WH. Garland
Angele
Eld
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Eald
Dry world hinges on U S prohibition say Danish editor
Lara Larsen Ledet of Aarhus Denmark, editor of a leading daily, warned in Washington that the fate of world wetness or dryness rests on the success of prohibition in the United States. He spoke at the Anti-Saloon League convention, calling milliam and drink relics of barbarism.
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Lara Larsen-Laget
Denmark
Arholdsdagbindet
Aarhus
Washington
Lareen- Ledet
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