Coast League results highlight tight Portland loss in 10 innings
Yesterday in the Coast League, Portland fell 3-2 to Los Angeles in 10 innings at Portland. Oakland beat San Francisco 7-0 in San Francisco, and Sacramento defeated Vernon 2-0 in Vernon. Standings show San Francisco leading with .655, Los Angeles .446, and Portland .558, Sacramento .605, Oakland .571.
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Los Angeles
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Orendorff
Graney
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Oakland
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C. Lewis
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Chicago Hosts Washington in American League clash
Baseball card style item notes a matchup between Chicago and Washington in the American League with unclear scoring and ambiguous details from a damaged OCR page. The line hints at a Chicago home setting and a final score fragment but lacks complete data.
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Washington
Law and Order League to Organize in La Grande
A meeting yesterday at the Baptist church led to plans for a mass gathering next Sunday evening to organize a law and order league. The aim is enforcement of the local option law. Rev. C. E. Deal chaired, W. L. Brenholts was secretary.
Milton Personal Notes and News Highlights Local Moves
Special correspondence from Milton reports Thomas L. Hansk er visiting to assess an orphanage site in the inland empire and noting strong impressions. Local items include Mrs. J H Gentry’s home improvements, Prof W C Howard traveling to Heppney for ailing sister in law, Lorena Meadows returning from Milton and Walla Walla, Anna Wormington and Adine Wilson visiting Seattle, Dave Ross seeking land lottery registrations in Spokane and Missoula, W S Orrison visiting for Electric Supply business, and A E Courtney planning to settle in the valley. Front also mentions Russo American ties and rising Anglo Japanese alliance dynamics in China with officials warning on relations with Japan.
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George Street
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Columbia College
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Adine Wilson
Seattle
William Wormington
Dave Ross
Spokane
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Orrison
Electric Supply and Fixture Company
A. E. Courtney
Pleasantville
Miss Elizabeth Badger Weds Bryan at Sampson Home
Washington July 21 Miss Elizabeth Badger daughter of the former naval academy superintendent and Lieutenant Commander Henry F Bryan stationed at the Annapolis Institution were married today at the house of Mrs Sampson widow of Rear Admiral Sampson.
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Elizabeth (. Badger
Naval Academy
Henry F. Bryan
Annapolla Institution
Sampson
Anti-Dredge Convention Opens in Sacramento
Delegates from western states affected by dredge mining meet in Sacramento on July 21 to plan action to suppress the alleged evil.
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Judge Mariner's wheat praised for up-to-date methods
Arlington Record notes Judge Mariner has the best wheat in the neighborhood due to modern farming methods. Despite a prolonged drought in the area, the yield is expected to average well. It quotes the saying that the best and cheapest fertilizer is brains.
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Arlington
Signs of stomach weakness and how to help it
Distress after eating sour eructations and headaches indicate stomach weakness. The text suggests aiding digestion to restore health and strength by taking a remedy, though no specific product is named in the readable portion. It emphasizes stomach care for better digestion.
Taft appoints Crane minister to China shocks Pekin
In Pekin officials hail President Taft's selection of Charles B Crane of Chicago as minister to China, a move seen as groundbreaking in American diplomacy and drawing wide interest from Europeans. The transfer of W W Rockhill from Pekin to St Petersburg is noted by Russians and French.
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Charles B. Crane
Chicago
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Bia
United States
W. W. Rockhill
St. Petera
City autos used for state purposes prompt reform
New York City owns 476 automobiles used mainly by officials for personal pleasure. The reform association reports the city spends about 1.1 million dollars annually on repairs, spurces, and chauffeurs. Vehicles are said to be used for joy rides moonlight jaunts and trips to races with officials and friends on inspections and excursions.
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New York
ANA Political Reform Association
City of
Clark's Grocery Offers Cherries and Red Raspberries
Clark's Grocery announces fresh cherries and red raspberries from the Grande Ronde valley. Stock is fancy and prices are lower. Customers may leave orders for case lots.
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Clark's Grocery
Grande Ronde Valley
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