City Brevities One Rader Roundup
Local morsels include a raft of small notices from retailers and services. Boston Store offers 4 percent cash discounts and showcases skirts at Tevtech for 3.48, with other ads for furniture hauling, lawn dresses, and shoe deals. A fatal log accident nearby and prisoners’ escape headline the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rader
Roosevelt
Boston
Tevtech
Ross Nichols
Tevtech Department
Douglas
Supreme Court Reverses Heinze Victory in Key Montana Mine Case
The Montana Supreme Court, in a nonunanimous ruling, overturned a lower court finding favoring Heinrich Heinze against Amalgamated in the Nip and Never Sweat mine dispute. The court orders a new trial, citing lack of sufficient evidence to support prior findings, amid one of the state’s most significant mining cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Supreme Court
Amalgamated
Heinze
Nipper
Helnze
Tower Court
Southern Pacific Tax Action Seeks 23000000 Montana Claim
Laureville July 24 In county court action the Southern Pacific is sued to pay tax on twenty three million dollars claimed to be due the state and county for five years. The company has corporate headquarters at Toeech Mont though it owns no track in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laureville
Southern Pacific
Toeech
Mont
Montana
Lightning Destroys Reform School at Mile City
Lightning struck the roof of the girls building at the state reform school in Mile City Montana about 2 am today gutting the three story brick structure leaving only walls. No lives were lost. Total loss estimated at 60000 dollars with 19000 dollars insurance on the building and 2000 on the furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform School
Helena
Mont
State Reform Schoo
Mile City
Jewish children show superior physionomic condition in Leeds study
Harper's Weekly reports a Leeds Lancet study comparing 1000 children living in slums. Jewish children were heavier, taller, with stronger bones and teeth, larger final chambers, and fewer adenoids. Mothers provided better prenatal care and maternity milk, and afterward Jewish children were better fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenden Lancet
Leeds
Harper's Weekly
Gifford Pinchot Leaves Washington for Oregon Trip
Gifford Pinchot, head of the U S forest service, departed Washington for an out of state tour including Oregon and Washington to attend the Irrigation Congress in Portland. A separate incident reports a two story warehouse in Seattle collapsing under a load of 780 barrels of beer, causing severe wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Washington
Oregon
Portland
Seattle
Personal mentions fill Pendleton town pages
A long list of residents and visitors voyage to Portland Seaside and Walla Walla with many leaving for brief visits and returns. Names include Prof McMinn W D McNary Ernest Ruppe and Mayor Matlock. Census work in Umatilla reports 153 residents, and others travel for health family and business reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. McMinn
Walla Walla
Koller
Portland
W. D. McNary
Salem
Ernest Ruppe
Coast
Kern
Meacham
William Yandel
Senttl
John Trean
W. F. Matlock
Joe Blakeley
Weston
Bual Nens
Sheriffs Office
Mra
A. HB
Bonderman
Baby Jere
Mescham
A. J. Johnson
Corvality
Golden
Thule
H. BE. Collier
Kamela
al Despain
Alaska
J. B. Perry
Seaside
Parkes
Schmitmeler
Nathaniel H. Wyland
Whitman
Umatilla
Thomas Vaughan
A. Kunkel
Lehman Springs
Horace Walker
Bingham Springs
W. A. Bridgeman
Central Coal & Coke Company
Salt Lake
A. A. Roberts
Lay Grande
Mr. Roberts
la Grande
H. E. Bickers
Mabel
Arthur E. Lambert
Lee Baker
Myrtle Ritcketson
Omaha
Nev
Minghim Springs
Fred Schmeer
Pendleton Savings Bank
Charles Chambers
Minnenapolis
Lee Teutech
Charles Bean
Mere
Ruth Clark
Glenn Winslow
Newport
A. W. Elgin
Grant Elgin
Umatilla County
Lincoln
Kan
Real Estate Transfers and Education Grant Mentioned
J Ward and wife transfer 100 acres to H L Stephens in section 5 township 3 north range 29 B W M for 900 dollars. Tt F Johnson and wife transfer NW quarter of NW quarter of section 8 township 4 north range 26 B W M to Jacob Farr for 100 dollars. Baron Komura, before departure, gave 600 dollars to fund education of Seattle Japanese children in language and literature of Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ward
H L. Stephena
Range
Tt. F. Johnson
Jacob Farr
Baron Komura
Seattle
Japan
Fire destroys hotels and depot in Tiyan Ore July 24
A blaze on the kitchen roof of the Commercial Hotel in Tiyan Ore July 24 devastated two three story hotels the Drain Surfers and the Conner withowsw, plus the Southern Pacific depot and post office. Several animals perished and a warehouse stock of lumber burned while debris blocked the street. Firefighters struggled as wind drove flames, and many contents were saved only partially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiyan
Ore
Mhowy
Southern Pacific Depot
Readrer
Committee Appointed For Joint Insurance Inquiry
Jamestown July 4 Speaker Nixon announced the special committee to investigate jointly with the senate as Wife Insurance in the state. Members named include Rogers Latcom Eric Wemble Frhenectady Prentice New York McKeown Kings Montpener Idaho. July 24 Georgetown Idaho a 12 year old boy died after a horse kick during a family trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N.Y
Nixon
Assembly
Senate
Ste State
Rogers
Latcom County
Eric Wemble
Frhenectady
Prentice
New York
McKeown
Kings
Montpener
Idaho
Georgetown
Here
Shake
Lows
O Neill Resigns as Chicago Police Chief After 52 Years
Chicago July 24 Chief of Police O Neill resigned this afternoon after 52 years on the force. His successor is not yet appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neill
Chicago
O Neill
Lights and Shadows of Life: Rose Pastor Weds Stokes in New York
The article follows Mime Rose Harriet Pastor, famed writer, who wed multi millionaire John G. Phelps Stokes in New York. It contrasts wealth and obscurity, details her brother Samcha Weislander at a Salem Oregon asylum, and sketches family origins from Lithuania to Cleveland with references to her literary rise and early career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Harriet Pastor
New York
John G. Phelps Stokes
Samcha Weinander
Salem
Tallor
Weislander
Asylum
Chicago
Cleveland
Carter
Warving
London
Whitechapel
Mr. Welstander
Mrs. Stokes
Tandon
Avgoinas Rove
Lithuania
Mra. Stokes
Germany
Tan Jon
Mr. Wolslander
Tod
Wego
Venice
Sacajawea Burial Theories at Lander and Richwoods
An East Oregonian summary reports locals in Lander Wy and Richwoods Mo claim Sacajawea and Toussaint Charboneau graves. Old Basil and mother linked to Shoshone burial sites. Charbonneau's family in Richwoods, Mo. Louise Favolette wife, Louis son. King Edward story notes ivory railway buttons and a bell prank incident. Eugene council hires Kelsay to estimate municipal electric and water works. voters favored city ownership a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Wyo
Sacajawea
Lewis and Clark
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Episcopal Mission
Here
Baldwin
Fort Bridger
Lander Valley
Basil
James Irwin
United States
Simouns
Agency
Baptiste
Clark
Authentia
Louise Favolette
St. Louis
Louis
Richwoods
Frank C. Kelsay
Salt Lake City
Eugene
McKenzie River
Goat Team to Lead Parade at Lewis and Clark Fair
La Grande resident W Edwards will march Monday from the city with four trained goats hitched to a custom bogey bound for Portland’s Lewis and Clark fair. He will cart advertising matter along the route, boasting long experience driving goats from Lincoln Nebraska to East Lake City Utah and promising a city street sensation with a perfectly trained team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Portland
W. Edwards
Edwards
Fom
Lincoln
Neh
East Lake City
Utah
Edwants
Private Royal Car Loaned to Ambassador Escort
A British ritney companion loaned Ealchardt's private car eight to a traveling saloon for an ambassador. The vehicle features a long cushioned lounge and ivory buttons that trigger an electric bell to summon attendants for the royal master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitgwuwaras
No Friends In Office in Roosevelt Reply to Packers
Roosevelt condemned the Packers as lawbreakers and said to show no mercy if proven to violate the law. He argued the packers have had no mercy on the people and are not deserving of consideration. Indictment of the Packers noted, with Col iter’s remark about friends in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Morton and Loomis
Jor
Gromcup
Saya Coliter
Lates Burbank Hybrid Plum Described as Golden Red
The lates Burbank hybrid is a plum nearly as large as an average sized apple, perfectly round and golden red in color with excellent flavor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Teutsch
Marie
Lee Teutsch’s Department Store
St. George
W. DD. Hansford
Figure and Tobacco
Howari
Court Street
Chrstion
Jack Arnold
Kelso
Reni
Luke
East Oregonian
T. M. Henderson
Hidaway Springs
Tallman & Co.'s
Fort Wright
Spokane
Philadelphia
J. K. Smith
Donaldson's
Red Cross Drug Store
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Favors Amalgamated
Welnae
Swat
Milnes
Kentucky
Koeppens
Koeppen & Brothers
T. C
Taylor
Laon Cohen
Misa Roberte
Florence Haunstein
Mesars
Cohen
EB. F. Averill
Willamette University
Caplini-Journal
Basom
Roland Olver
Wallowa County
W. D. Pletcher
Agnes
With
Investigate Life
Tenino
Aberdeen
Goodman-Thompson Co. Hardware—Plumbing
Oagajawea
Lander, Wyo
East
Oregonian
Charbonean
May
Whitelaw
England
Edward
Mr. Reid
Ealchardt
Nolf Store
Pendleton
Vicinity
Cook
Perry
B. Cook
W. & Berry
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