Nominated Republicans Meet in Portland for State Tickets
Jay Bowerman wins governor nomination on first ballot as 1299 delegates endorse a Taft aligned platform. Benson named secretary of state Hoyt treasurer Alderman schools Clark state printer Howley Ells re elected. Justices McBride and McCampant named for four year terms.
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Portland
Jay Bowerman
Field
Taft
Benson
Hoyt
Condon
Frank Benson
Ralph Hoyt
L. R. Alderman
Eugene
Wm. J. Clark
Gervais
Supreme Court
Thomas A. McBride
Oregon City
Wallace McCampant
Portinna
Frank Miller
Albany
John Lewis
Salem
C. P. Hoff
J. N. Hart
Baker City
F. A. Moore
George H Burnett
Cleveland Starts a War on Tuberculosis
Meveland briefs voters on a special bond issue to fund abolition of grade crossings and a public tuberculosis clinic. Mayor Beahr urges support, calling grade crossings death traps and noting children in the haymarket at risk from TB germs.
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Cleveland
Meveland
Orly
Beahr
Haymarket
Mexican's unique claim linked to Brownsville bridge celebration
Brownsville hosts a celebration for the opening of a new International bridge and honors permanent resident Michael Romana, a Mexican man noted for living farther south on the mainland United States. His home sits on a landpoint formed where the Rio Grande meets the Gulf of Mexico.
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Brownsville
Tex
Micael Romana
United States
Rio Grande
Gulf of Mexico
Judge Lindsay Supports Insurgents in Reformed Parties
Madison Wisconsin July 22 Judge Ben Lindsay of the Denver Juvenile Court a world known figure declares in Senator Lafollette magazine that both Republican and Democratic parties are not as in the past He urges the people to be freed from privilege and says only the insurgents are qualified to represent the people in this struggle.
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Madison
Wic
Ben Lindsay
Denver
Senator Lafollett
Today
Rates Increase Suspended By Interstate Commission
Washington July 22 Following a conference between Chairman Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission and Chairman Hosmer of the Western Trunk Lines association it was announced that the proposed rate increase on western railroads will be suspended until November 1 This action aligns with the commission s aim to study reasonableness before any changes take effect.
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Washington
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hosmer
Western Trunk Lines Association
China satisfied with Russo Japan agreement on Manchurian affairs
Pekin reports China is satisfied with the new Russia Japan accord on Manchurian affairs. Officials will notify St Petersburg and Tokyo. The two powers agree to adhere to the Portsmouth treaty provisions to maintain an open door.
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Pekin
Russia
Japan
China
St. Petersburg
Toklo
Portsmouth
Great Britain Rail Strike Ends and Trade Resumes
New Castle reports trains back in service after a nationwide railway strike halted much of England and left over a hundred thousand workers idle. Factories and mines will reopen. freight congestion persists from two days of halted movement. Cabinet members Nagel and Wickersham to Alaska, Seattles July 22 arrival to be hosted with famed Alaskan hospitality as Taft’s cabinet visits northern territory.
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England
Con
Alaska
Seattle
Waah
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Wickersham
Northern Territory
Sitka
Taft
Itncolde
Kodink Tstand
Spanish War Veterans Convene Tomorrow in Malabon
The second annual United Spanish American War Veterans convention will convene in Malabon with 40 to 50 delegates expected from Portland and other camps. Malabon Camp No 6 will greet delegates at 5 oclock and escort them to Hotel Pendleton for breakfast before an antique Wheat country tour. The 2 oclock business session in the armory will elect officers and pick the next meeting place, followed by a welcome for Wallan Walla visitors and a dinner at a French restaurant. toastmaster likely Senor Senoos Fouts of Portland.
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Norrow
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Wallan Walla
Malabon Camp No. 6
West
Pendleton
Wheat Country
Walla Walla
Rennader
Commi
Senoos Fouts
Hudson Fulton floats and parade gear received for Last Year's spectacle
Fulton floats trucks and costumes for the Hudson Fulton celebration were received today by the Hudson Fulton Celebration Commission. Awards will be made next Wednesday as the commission winds up its affairs. The Half Moon replica, a gift from the Dutch, is placed in perpetual trust with the Palieides Interstate Park Commission for the people of the state.
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Fulton
New York
Hudson-Fulton Celebration Commission
Palieides Interstate Park Commission
Information sought on arrest of Tian Joan in Mexico
July 22 report from Mexico City states the department of foreign relations was solicited by telegraph for information regarding the arrest and imprisonment of Tian Joan in Lower California. Ambassador Wilson, awaiting Washington instructions, already discussed the case with Minister Creel after instructions reached him yesterday.
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Mexico City
Department of Foreign Relations
Tian Joan
California
D. W. McKay
Wilson
Washington
Creel
Seven Black Men Targeted as Deputy Fires on Crowd
On a farm near the city Sheriff Mackenzie and Deputy Cauley attempted to arrest seven Black men accused of assault. The group swarmed with pitchforks. Cauley fired, wounding five and injuring others in a ten second confrontation. Tensions rise as Black and white residents arm themselves amid fears of unrest.
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Cauley
Heat stroke claims life of Freewater woman in Walla Walla
In Walla Walla Washington July 21, Mrs Tertha Hall aged 48 died after a sunstroke suffered at her Freewater Oregon home Monday. She had been in poor health seven weeks and collapsed while walking to get air. Husband and several children survive.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Tertha Hall
St. Mary's
Freewater
Mr Wu Plans 100th Birthday Cruise on Chinese Steamer
MrWu Ting Fane may return to the United States to celebrate his century mark aboard a Chinese steamer in which he holds an interest. A meeting advanced the Chinese National Merchant Marine Steamship company and began a national subscription to fund it. The trans Pacific venture will sail on Nippon Yusen Kaisha's routes, aiding Japan’s trade role. Wu headed the subscription drive, with pledges near one million dollars.
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Mr. Wu
New Mole
Pekin
Wu Ting Fane
United States
Washington
Cheese Commits To Exhibit In Chicago Event
The article notes Cheese preparing an exhibition in Chicago on July 22, highlighting a price rise and its involvement with Chicago packers. It mentions athletic feats by witty reporters and an attempt to be mini plated, reflecting a playful press tone.
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Chicago
Death by Own Action Theory Reverberates in Linkroad Scandal
A broken article fragment hints at a deadly railway case with claims of a man’s self-inflicted death, delayed proceedings, and a vast scandal in Linkroad. The source suggests awareness of an imminent discovery and a mysterious fire scenario, implying systemic intrigue at a state railway center.
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Linkroad
Chicago magnate shot. coroner cites confidential letter
Coroner Hoffman announced that a confidential letter states railroad magnate Rawn was shot and killed by a Black man and that robbery was not the motive. The letter's author does not reveal the shooter's name, disclosed after consultation with the coroner jury foreman.
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Chicago
Hoffman
Rawn
Hatley
Coronore
Rown Death Casts Shadow On Monon Inquiry At Winnetka
Chicago officials report Ira G Rown died in his Winnetka home last Wednesday with police unsure if suicide or homicide. The Monon rail inquiry continues as questions from the Illinois Central car repair case sought facts on losses to the road. Walter T Fisher says the death will not halt the civil inquiry and that secrecy around the probe is easing as reporters are summoned.
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Chicago
Ira G. Rown
Burshir
Winnetka
Rawn
Illinois Central
Eivil
Pioney
Iran
C. E. Hatley
Flregines
Samuel MW Greely
Villace Board
Schouttler
Mld
Farmers May Erect Own Flour Mills to Fight Trust
Wealthy farmers in the Walla Walla valley and Umatilla county plan to build two large flour mills and a power plant to break the grip of a supposed milling trust in the Northwest. About $400,000 has been raised, with sites near Adams and Walls Walla, and a railroad survey to Cold Springs on the Columbia River. Mills of 1000 barrels daily capacity are planned, upgradeable, using high grade machinery and a cooperative ownership structure by the districts.
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Tyatilia
Walli Wallin Wallows
Portland
Walla Walla
Walla Walla Valley
Umatilla County
H.B. McLean
Farmers’ Union
Hull
Adams
Walls Walla
Uma
Cold Springs
Columbia River
Tinatilla
McLean
Unclear Rawn death theory sparks new inquiry
Reported案 suggests accidental discharge by Mr Rawn caused his death after a burglar scare. Investigators note only one shot heard, no sign of intruder. Second coroner's jury sought. life insurers commit to fixed payout regardless of outcome. Mark Twain project for Adam and Eve monument considered. meeting planned for Northwest city with Taft invited.
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Rawn
Rawn Relves
Kiwn
Chicago
Boreman
Spokane
Wash
Mark Twain
Adam and Eve
Taft
Bar Harbor natives pacified by Taft amid vacation plea
Bar Harbor Maine July 223 President Taft addressed natives and summer visitors seeking longer vacations for men. He urged a three month break from the exhausting work, while two Indians were rescued after their canoe capsized near the Mayflower, both paddlers unhurt despite being pulled from the water.
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Bar Harbor
Maine
Taft
Steen
Ford
Mark Hanna
Pascamagguoddy Hay
Nomen
Rootes
Honeymoon Flight Planned by Newly Weds Schneider
New York July 22 A honeymoon trip in an aeroplane is planned by Mr and Mrs Frederick Philip Schneider married in the Bronx The bride Miss Matilda Loenhauser is 26 a former teacher Schneider is a builder of aircraft and has flown in meets in Morris Park Their voyage may start with a flight over the Bronx and aims to go higher and farther than any aviator in New York City The plane named Cupid capla will be built in Brooklyn with precautions and no expense spared to avoid accidents.
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New York
Mra
Frederick Philip Schneider
Bronx
Schneider
Mise Fywa
Matilda Loenhauser
Brooklyn
Mise Leenhauser
Benedict
Sehneider T
Terra Firma
Forest fires devastate Wisconsin village. residents saved
Idaho and Wausau reports list fires threatening northeast Merrill area with 700 villages imperiled. Gleason cut off from communication as Heinman destroyed. St. Paul train evacuates residents. Irrigation sources near Victoria, Kinslow, Nelson threatened amid improving conditions and ongoing fires in Penticton region.
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St. Paul
Gleason
Victoria
Northwest
Idaho
Wausau
Wis
Merril Aire
Bloomville
Heinman
Kinslow
Nelson
Penticton
Rains Quench Fires in Pacific Northwest July Update
General rains ease fire danger in the Pacific Northwest. Fires in Ida ho and along the Clearwater near Coeur d'Alene are nearly out, though several serious fires remain burning in other areas.
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Portland
Pacific Northwest
Idaho
Clearwater
Coeur d'Alene
Fires Still Burn in Cabinet Forest Reserve Near Mt. Joe
Fires at Serrop and Thompson in Montana’s Cabinet forest reserve near Mt. Joe continue to burn with the strongest activity reported. Reinforcements have rushed to the scene to help battle the blaze as smoke and heat hinder crews.
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Montana
Missoula
Serrop
Thompson
Cabinet Forest Reserve
Bt. Joe
Holne
Fight Fire in Vain near St Toe in Lewiston Idaho
Firefighters fight a stubborn blaze near St Toe in Lewiston Idaho on July 22 as flames spread despite efforts. Reports indicate the fire causes trouble and broad effort to contain it continues.
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Lewiston
Idaho
St. Toe
Hoquiam Hotel Fire Kills Guest. Two Men Missing
Hoquiam Washington July 22 A fire at the Hoquiam Hotel killed Miss Olsen a guest and two men are missing. The blaze started in the hotel and was driven by a strong wind threatening downtown. About thirty people escaped with several injured and hospitalized.
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Hoquiam
Wash
Olsen m
WONT TOLERATE NICARAGUAN AERLOCKADE
Washington July 22 the government declares no blockade exists at Blue fields Nicaragua and interference with American ships or property by Midrix will not be tolerated instructions were sent to Commander Glimmer to size the Embassy exubcate Yonne and San Jaet into an end the Kinkade if any interference is attempted
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Washington
Bluefields
Nicaracas
Midrix
Glimmer
Yonne
San Jaet
Kinkade
Wisconsin prohibition platform nominates Van Kouran as governor
The Wisconsin prohibition platform adopted yesterday renounces both local and county option as a settlement of the uguer problem. D. Be Van Kouran of Okeechah was nominated for governor.
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Maidicon
Wis
Uwguer
Atinte Uckel
Bey D. BE van Kouran
Oehkeash
Laborite Declares King 18 Gr8er
Laborite Gorey Tarhes tells the house of commons that the royal family’s extravagance warrants scrutiny. Barnes opposes a civil tax rise unless the king and Prince of Wales surrender duchy revenues to the treasury, citing excessive costs and abuses in royal spending.
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Tandon
Gorey Tarhes
House of Commons
Rexal
Barnes
Prince of Wales
Lancaster
Cornwall
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