Prolific Umatilla County Official Probed for Four Years
Myra Hallow of Milton Freewater secretary of the Umatilla County Union is praised in the Parmer Union News for public dedication to farm life and questions of policy. She may face a four year term start but has long served as county official, attended all meetings, and supported farmers with grain and grasses. The article notes her as a likely legislator candidate despite ongoing editorials about the state editorial convention and social events in Pendleton.
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Mier
Myra Hallow
Milton-Frvewater
Umatilla
Famous Hatters Case Settled In Danbury
Danbury July 14 The famous hatters case was settled and 14 Miller homes saved from auction when D E Loewe head of the plaintiff firm signed a release freeing the defendants from all claims The meeting yielded no announced settlement amount Martin Lawler union official said Loewe pressed the United Hatters to the last cent The review paper were filed Monday and the case was withdrawn Loewe had demanded 250000 The legal claims totaled 263000 The Hatters were willing to pay 105000
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Danbury
Fillmouns
Danbury Huttent Cate
D. BE
Loewe
Clantiff
Martin Lawler
The
Hatters’ Union
D. E. Lieve and Company
United Hatters
Hatters
Conflicting U S Views on German Internal Turmoil
Washington reports conflicting German disturbance interpretations with the state department noting Dutch quotes differ. Some say Hollweg’s resignation is false others see it as possible. Telegraaf claims the chancellor’s position remains precarious and an early decision is expected, with no credence given the Rasler rumor.
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Washington
State Department
Germany
Hollweg
Telegraaf
Public Dance Tonight at Moose Hall
Public notice invites attendance at the regular Saturday night dance in Moose Hall with Sewyer's Orchestra providing music. Admission is 50 cents in advance.
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Moose Hall
Sewyer‘n Orchestra
Ilcops sent to Flat River mining district riot fears work
In Missouri's Flat River mining district authorities dispatch troops amid fears of further rioting after a night of unrest. Governor and county officials vowed swift action to restore order as the situation developed in the mining area near St Louis.
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Tilcops
Flat River Mining
Nstrict
ST. Louis
Flat River
Missouri
Gov
Armadale Sunk by Torpedo in Atlantic
The British transport Armadale was torpedoed in the Atlantic. Six sailors were killed and five are missing as the vessel sank on July 14.
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London
Admiralty
Atlantic
Criticizes Postal Bates in Fragmentary Remarks
The article critiques Postal Bates for abandoning a field and forcing others to copy the sectional view of public affairs. It argues national issues require broad patriotism and warns of monopolistic trends if strong publications dominate the market, leaving weaker outlets with less space.
Inquiries Open Into Race Riots Under Lowden Probe
Governor Frank Lowden of Illinois orders a thorough probe into the race riots sparked in Ener Bt. Lowden says past actions by the National Guard failed to halt the violence and fires. Major General Thomas H. Barry leads a federal inquiry with Colonel Geer H. Hunter tasked to file full reports to General Barry.
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Frank ©. Lowden
Il- Hnela
Low
Lowden
Thomas H.barry
Central Department
Army
Geer H. Hunter
Leia
Parry
Threat to Country Newspapers From Higher Postal Rates
The piece argues that higher postal rates would seriously hurt country newspapers and small town journals more than big city papers. It warns of restricted circulation, sectionalism, and loss of information flow, harming farmers and national news through the Associated Press network. The decline would injure producer and consumer access to timely reporting and weaken a vital national information channel.
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Jean
Pehiloation
Dilly Press
News of the World
Associated Press
Bic
Larke
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