Candidacy Dilemma for Oregon United States Senate
In Oregon the field for next year’s U S Senate race is tangled with Fulton facing Mulkey Cake Low ell and others. Mulkey is active. Fulton remains strong but divided views on Roosevelt complicate support. Democratic chances center on Governor Chamberlain, with speculation about legislative voting amid calls to honor the direct primary principle.
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Fulton
Mulkey
Chamberlain
United States Senate
Oregon
United States
Thin Queston
Senate
Charlies W. Fulton
F. W. Mulkey
Gearin
Bourne
Judge Cake
Portland
T. T. Geer
Cake
Lowell
Oreron
Roosevelt
Oregonian
Legisature
Arrests in Japan spy case near Mare Island yard
An official report cites two suspects linked to a Japanese espionage case at Port Rowecruna and Mare Island Navy Yard. One arrest was made near a major work, while another was moved from Mare Island. Acting Secretary of War Ainsworth and General Funston provided the update.
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Mare Island Navy Yard
Ainsworth
Port Rowecruna
Mare Island
Funston
Seventeen Men Injured in Georgia Turret Explosion
An explosion in the upper aft turret of the battleship Georgia at Provincetown injures seventeen crew, including Lt Goodrich son of Rear Admiral Goodrich. Eight are seriously hurt. cause likely premature ignition of an eight inch charge. Midshipman John T. Cruce and Faulkner Goldthwaite among the injured. Georgia sails to Boston with the wounded as an investigation board is formed.
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Washington
Goodrich
Georgia
Provinceton
Mas
John T. Cruce
Faulkner Goldthwaite
Boston
Report on Harriman operations echoes calls for reform
Boston and Washington dispatches reveal the Interstate Commerce Commission’s unanimous inquiry into Edward H. Harriman and the Harriman lines. President Mellen applauds the report’s harsh findings, citing massive takeoffs, reduced competition, and consolidation across Pacific and Atlantic interests. The panel details $114,000,000 in alleged gains, $60,000,000 on Alton securities, and efforts to centralize control to exclude rivals. Government action pending.
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Boston
Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harriman
Washington
Edward H. Harriman
Harriman Lines
Franklin K. Lane
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Syrieme
Pacific
Puget Sound
Atlantic
Partiae
Elever Systems
Chicago & Alton
Aenul
Eastern Railroad
Federal Interfer. Ord
Contvalsety
Bonaparte
Mr. Harriman
Union Pacific
Aeal
Hartman
An Pedro
Commission
Alton
Tte
Southern Pacific
Oriental
Alton Railway
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Rock Island
Chicago, St. Louis
Kanes City
Santa Fe Board
Bomb Factory Explosion Kills Seven in Odessa
An explosion at a Odessa bomb factory on July 16 killed seven people and injured many others. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as fires burned through the factory, with responders working to control the blaze and aid the wounded.
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London
Odessa
Prosecution Rebuttal on Bunker Hill Attack Linked to Davis
In Boise on July 15 the Haywood trial reconvened as Judge Wood barred the probate report on defendant Elliott, an alleged insane asylum inmate, from impeachment. Willis Dewey testified Davis was a union member linked to the attack on Bunker Hill mills. San Francisco depositions were challenged, Caldwell’s Wayne testified the body lay beyond the gate, while gas expert Lampson testified the Bradley explosion was not gas caused.
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Boise
Haywood Trian
Wood
John DP. Elliott
Eliott
Eljiott
Co. A. Lampson
Brags About American Navy Admiral Evans Boasts Strength
Admiral Evans defended the Atlantic fleet against critics saying it is powerful and efficient. He stated the fleet is kept to the highest standard and battle plans are detailed with captains prepared to drill against any opponent. He claimed the United States has approached ideal battleship construction.
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Admiral Evans
Washington
Critlelam
Atlantic
United States
Wholesale arrests in parts follow assassin attempt
Wholesale arrests target wail-mistakety leaders after yesterday's attempt to assassinate President Fale Karles. Allenis supports the view that Mall, the would-be assassin, is demented.
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Pollow
Porla
Fale Karles
Allenis
Mall
Twelve Hundred Mile Run Glidden Trophy Race Starts in Chicago
The Glidden Hower auto tourists depart Chicago at 10 AM for a 1200 mile run to New York in the Glidden Trophy endurance event. No racing or passing unless to let a slower car ahead pass. speed required to average a set pace and maintain safe convoy formation.
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Chicago
Glidden- Hower
New York
Cara
Crime and Insanity in Orchard Stock
Boise reports Orchard recalled denying knowing "Shorty" in Cheyenne and unsure about his sanity. He claimed his maternal grandfather was McKinney, lived in Ontario, and suggested his uncle Peter McKinney might have committed a crime. He described a death in Canada and disputes about past residence and charges, with testimony from Moran and others.
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Boise
Orchard
Shorty
Cheyenne
McKinney
Ontario
Peter McKinney
Canada
B. W. McKinney
Alameda
Butte
O. W. Brokaw
Mra. Williams
Watson Avenue
Hoe
Vo. W. Bysum
Denver
Moran
Pettibone
Telephone magnate in daily Sun action July 15
Testimony sought in bribery case involving Louis Glass and a vote on a franchise for Home Telephone. E J Immer, former auditor of the Paola Telephone, sentenced to five days in jail for defiance, to be kept imprisoned until he answers the prosecutor’s questions.
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Sun Finction
Beganee Fe Hefaned
Louis Glass
Home Telephone Company
E. J. #immer
Paola Telephone Company
Savings on Grain Sacks Across Inland Grainingoods
Inland Graingrowers Association reports a contract for 287,300 grain sacks at 912 cents each, saving 3,673 dollars for members in Morrow and Umatilla counties. Distributions include Athena 61,509. Adams 51,000. Helix 75,000. McCormickination 50,000. Pendleton 50,000. Morrow county 70,000. Largest buyers: Charles McAlovey 15,000 from Helix. Casper Woodard 11,000 from Adams.
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Athena
C. A. Barrett
Inland Graingrower’ Association
Morrow
Ma- Hilla
Adams
Helix
McCormicktation
Pendleton
Misdon Station
Fulton Station
Barnhart Station
Echo
Morrow County
Charles McAlovey
Casper Woodard
Harvesting 15 Now Under Way In Umatilla County
Harvesting has begun across northern Umatilla County with 245 machines slated to work from Stage Gulch to Myrick nation as fields yield well. Early reports cite good yields and excellent wheat quality with prospects for strong prices, boosting grower optimism for a record profitable year.
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Umatilla County
Ben Morton
Stage Gulch
Henry Eggers
Abe Melstrom
Mr. Eggers
Myrick Nation
Umatilla
Pitot Fock
William Sutherland
The
Interior Warehouse Company
Nolin
Advertising Echo Describes Echo and Surrounding Country
The Commercial club of Echo issued a 20 page illustrated booklet outlining the town and nearby areas. Secretary Louis Scholl Jr prepared the material. The brochure, readably written and entertaining, will be sent east in large numbers and aims to attract beneficial investment and attention to Echo.
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Advertising Echo
Commercial Club of
Echo
Louis Scholl, Jr
Commercial Club
Garfield Secretary Visit Misses Hermiston Tour
Secretary Garfield will not visit the Umatilla county reclamation project in Oregon as scheduled. The itinerary, set before leaving Washington, must be kept, delaying a hoped Hermiston viewing while Garfield and Chief Engineer Newell praise Oregon projects and stress swift reclamation benefits.
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Secretary of the Interior
James A. Garfield
Portland
Umatilla County
Washington
Stephen A. Lowell
Garfield
Hermiston
Newell
Oregon
Huson Horses Sold by L B Huson in City Sale
L B Huson formerly of Helix sold 80 work horses Saturday afternoon in the city, closing out his business ahead of moving to Tacoma to reside.
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Huson
L. B. Huson
Helix
Tacoma
Automobile Fire Slams Into Crowd Killing Two Boys
An out of control car fire in Boston caused a vehicle to swerve into a crowd, killing seven year old Frank Mead and twelve year old William McGlinchey. Authorities investigate the crash and determine the cause of the blaze.
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Boston
Frankin Mead
William McGlinchey
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Fulton and Co. E. &. Wood
Congress
Henry Waldo Coe
Willamette
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