Woman Victim of Unknown Slayer Near Plum Station
Information suggests a Portland or Oregon suspect involvement in a murder a month earlier. A woman, found buried face down in a shallow grave near Plum station, was described as missing clothing and an undergarment. Mrs. Pyner reported a seven passenger pale car with dark beads seen nearby June 8, possibly carrying a lone man in a forties or police-like uniform.
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Olympta
Wah
Portland
Oregon Point
Music Hath Charms Court Street Band Feeds Musicians
Crowds on Court Street enjoyed a cool night as the Round Dp band played in front of the Golden Rele hotel. Musicians received soda, water, and ice cream from local business men, boosting morale during the hot evening.
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Court Street
Golden Rele
Fragmentary inquest notes describe a woman found dead
Under examination by Coroner Mille this afternoon the body appeared to be that of a woman about five feet six inches tall, weighing around 125 pounds, with long dark brown hair. A neck-wrapping garment or scarf was still wrapped around the neck, indicating possible foul play or self-inflicted harm.
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Morse
Mille
S. F. Brewers Win First Battle on Prohibition
In Ban Francie on July 14, federal court officials said Southern Pacific erred when they refused a 2.76 beer shipment. The Reinier Brewing Co was denied to ship beer into Los Angeles for bottling and sale. The court found the error sufficient and did not restrain further action.
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Ora
Cire
Aguinat
Railroad Administration
Southern Pacific Offerale
Coee Brewett
Reinier Brewing Comp
Aen
Los Angeles
Dangerous Catarrh Cure Warns Against Temporary Relief
A period advertisement cautions that catarrh progresses toward lung complications and consumption if not treated systemically. It argues local sprays and inhalers fail, endorsing S.5 as a blood-targeted remedy that reaches the disease source. Free medical advice is offered from the Medical Director at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Ga.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Warm Springs Irrigation District Applies for Bond Certification
Salem July 11 The Warm Springs Irrigation district seeks to certify 400000 in bonds to finance part of the 7500000 outstanding issue. Funds will finish construction on the Malheur county project including a 100 foot dam across the Malheur river to irrigate about 49000 acres. Dam completion targeted for October. Surplus water will irrigate adjoining district. Ten large canals serving 12000 acres to be enlarged.
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Salem
Tite
Minton
Org
Projet
Malheur
Buried burglar kit found at Portland site
A cache of silverware and trinkets was unearthed yesterday at a Sixth Street site between Madison and Malin in Portland. The items, identified as property of Mr and Mrs Edward Cookingham of 668 View, were traced to a theft on a recent Sunday evening, March 94, and are valued as priceless heirlooms by the owners.
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Portland
Danis
Kod
Leiah
Malin
Madison
Weveril
Varl
Eres O
Evward Cookingham
Japan Unfaithful Ally Charged in Mount Clemens
Mount Clemens Michigan report details charges against an alleged unfaithful ally of Japan amid war threat claims. The article cites statements by officials and references cross-national tensions with Germany and the United States in the broader wartime context.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Japan
United States
Germany
Cormick T
Klenern Tribune
Rosco Vaughn Tours France With Soldiers Show
Reneoe Vaudhn of Pendleton writes from Neu wold detailing a soldiers show troupe traveling through France and Germany. He lists towns visited including Savennay Angers Brest Koblenz and Tours among others and notes plans to return to Coblong Paris and home if peace is signed. He mentions meeting Pendleton locals and a Rhine boat trip, closing with best wishes to the recipient.
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Pendleton
France
Mere
IF. Robinson
Hie
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Neuwold
Ams
Savenay
Norton
Angers
Funmir
Coblong
Paris
Dave
Pence
Nomarle
Sweet Hone
Tracy Lane
al Suire
Hil Stephens
Percy Wilson
Houm Rite
Paul Finnell
Rhine River
Wil
Reviei
Death by Own Action Ends Dream of Wealth in Village
New York July 10 A tragic tale unfolds in Greenwich Village as Edith Mary Bags about forty, lured from her Mass home to a West Ninth Street room seeks a writers’ life. She planned a magazine future, invited women friends, then suddenly left to visit her father. Her friend Mary Best moved in. upon return Bags hanged herself, ending her aspirations and bringing a grim, avoidable tragedy to a weary neighborhood.
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Greenwich Village
Hilid
Massachusetts
Hotoehenia
Edith Mary Bags
Studio Feng
Mise Bagg
West Ninth Street
A& Plane
Bowks
Wright
Village
Misa Pos
World
Archibald Heflin
Masenehu
Mist Biet
Tender Takes Transport Tow in Honolulu Report
A US Navy Dix Jot ship propeller was taken in tow by a marine tender. The incident occurred near Cron San Prancheu harbor as the carrier Manta maneuvered, with World War II era equipment involved in the recovery operation.
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Honolulu
Eplimarine
Dix
Society beauty Arthur Elling found shot at home
Prominent society figure Lady Arthur Elling daughter of Sir Edward Paul was found shot at her London home. Police investigate suicide theory while Elling had been linked to a £190,000 fraud case involving Colonel Warde Huller now Lord Churtton and previously involved in other court actions.
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London
Arthur Elling
Edward Paul
Mre
Eniete
Agit Ameinet
Warde-Huller
Churtton
Alan
Suffrage Session Debate in California Opens
In Sacramento on July 16, suffragists urge Governor Stephens to convene a special session to ratify the federal amendment while anti suffragists protest the call. Writings argue women should stay in their sphere as officials estimate the extra session costs at about $22,000.
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California
Sacramento
Suffragivix
Stephens
Unclear historical note on planned attempt next week
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named T. Johns and others with references to attempting a "troncet" and flieht next week, but readability is poor and key facts are missing. The record preserves the names seen while omitting uncertain terms.
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Thady
T. Johns
Frederick
Faynhom
Hawker
Hood River Mill Burned Early Morning Fire
A mill of the Oregon Lumber company at Hood River Oregon was destroyed by fire early this morning near Dea Point Creek. The blaze spread to adjacent timber and forest, estimated losses run about 29 000 with 400 insurance on the plant. The mill was operated by Law bale Lumber under a manufacturer's contract. Fire crews from Oregon Lather company aided, and the surrounding woods continued burning.
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Hod River
Oregon Lumber Company
Dea Point
Thie County
Uinbeor
Law Bale Lumber Company
Wawhinga
Oregon Lather Company
Britain Won the War Says Haig in Newcastle Speech
The speech by Sir Dougle fale in Newcastle vows the British empire won the war and urges unity. He asserts no focus on allies, credits Britain with victory, and recalls tensions with Italy and France while praising French and Allied efforts.
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Britain
Marshal Haig
London
Joly
Dougle Fale
Newcastle
Alaska Fisheries Revenue Seen Surpassing Gold Deposits
July 1 report from Alaska notes a harvest over 100 million pounds of whalecale fish, described as valuable by Henry B. Ward of the University of Minnesota. Ward forecasts the year’s fish revenue to exceed the nation’s gold deposits, signaling a major earnings prospect for Alaskan fisheries.
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Alaska
Vera Srattle
Henry B. Ward
University of Minos
Ata 7
Roverns Menemin
Sion
Wid
Forest Patrol Assured Salt Lake Area July 11 Report
A 40 mile forest patrol along the Wasatch western slope from Creek Canyon to Pleasant Grove is established by an agreement between United States military authorities and Salt Lake County. The patrol aims to protect forests and support local safety efforts.
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Salt Lake
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