Snow and gale hit Great Lakes. crew missing
Detroit reports a winter gale on the Great Lakes last night causing heavy property damage and likely loss of life. The lumber barge Lucky Lucy was found near Traverse with its crew missing. Navoureen beached at Mackinac with crew believed saved. Vancouver wrecked off Beaver Island with unknown crew fate. Indiana reports sudden cold and frost threatens crops. Fort Wayne residents wear overcoats and straw hats as temps drop toward 51 degrees.
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Great Lakes
Lucky Lucy
Travers
Mackinac
Vancouver
Beaver Island
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Ind
Wets Lead With Small Margin in Texas Prohibition Vote
Unofficial returns show wets winning by 780 statewide in the Texas prohibition election. The prohibition executive committee will meet Saturday in Fort Worth to plan an election contest.
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Wets
Austin
Tex
Prohibition Executive Committee
Fort Worth
Horse Thieves Worry Eastern Oregon Ranchers
Eastern Oregon ranchers face a surge in horse rustling as a bad gang operates in Morrow and Gilliam counties and nearby Washington areas. Since the start of the year 75 to 100 animals have vanished, with a $200 reward posted by Morrow County for arrests. Bell adds $100, and tracks head toward the Columbia River, with Indians among recent losses.
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Taylor
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Heppner
Oregon
Morrow
Gilliam
Washington
Columbia River
Idaho
Scott Brothers
Frank Bell
Bell
Columbia
Panama-Pacific Pair Site Selected for Exposition
Port Panama-Pacific pair sites chosen in San Francisco for the Panama-Pacific fair. Harbor View Gollerm Gate park and Lincoln park will be connected by a boulevard. President Moore says the trio aids city upbuilding. The 1800 acre area hosts main exposition near ferry building.
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Harbor View
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Murderer of Coble Couple Confesses in Rainier
Olympia July 25 Wilton a Northern Pacific section foreman at Rainier Wash confessed he killed Archie Coble and Mrs Coble as they slept on July 8 in Rainier The confession follows police lines and notes Wilson killed during a manic period after lying to police and claiming no grievance against the couple He says the urge to kill persisted for a week before the act and he finally confessed today
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Wash
Wilton
Northern Pacific
Rainier
Archie Coble
Wilson
Montia
President Taft Returns to Washington and Attends Cabinet
President Taft arrived at the White House today and joined a cabinet meeting. This update places him back in the capital after travel, underscoring ongoing executive activity as his administration continues to press forward with domestic policy discussions.
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Washington
Taft
White House
Indian Maiden Elope and Weds in City
Walter Redford an al iaatee on the reservation and Mary Lahaye a stenographer for Major Swartlander were married in the city after secretly leaving home. Miss Lahaye, educated at Haskell Institute, and Redford, a landowner near the Catholic mission, plan a honeymoon at Lehman Springs after obtaining a week off.
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Mary Lahaye
BE. L. Swartalander
Miss Lahaye
Lehman Springs
Thin Cy
Hin
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kansas
White Mans
Pasco merchant Miley charged with serious crimes
Reports from Pasco describe Miley a Pascoe merchant arrested on a warrant in North Yoaksina. He is accused of enticing girls into his store and making improper proposals with alleged involvement from daughters of railroad workers. Indignation runs high in Pasco with talk of mob activity following confessions from several young girls. A Milwaukee based Anti-Treating Organization formed in Wisconsin as Universal Non Treating Society aims to curb invitation to drink with a badge showing a beer mug and the slogan I pay for my own drink.
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Miley
Hirrow
Pasco
Pasco-Pendleton
North Yoaksina
Milwaukee
Wis
A. K. Bucknum
Morris
Wisconsin
Universal Non-Treating Society
Paraguay election likely for Jara amid rival purge
Buenos Ayres reports Paraguay holds an election today with President Jara favored to win as rival leaders are imprisoned or banished, consolidating power for the vote.
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Paraguay
Jara
Court Street and Alta Street Paving Remonstrances
City in Oregon faces delays as remonstrances against paving Court Street and Alta Street claim illegal proceedings and unconstitutional authority. Officials review signatures, with 80 percent needed to halt work. projections warn of six months to longer delays.
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Johnson
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Alta
Court Streets
Raley
European War Rumors Surge Across Europe
Reports from Maine and Berlin claim Germany mobilizes reserves and France UK alliance raises tensions as Britain faces possible war with Germany. London reports a predicted clash amid Lloyd George’s Morroccan warnings and anxieties over insurance and finance as tensions mount.
Keeley Testifies On Lorimer Inquiry In Chicago Tribune
Washington July 25 James Keeley managing editor of the Chicago Tribune testified in the Lorimer inquiry about who held major Tribune stock. He disclosed Mrs R S McCormick and Mrs R W Patterson controlled a majority of the company and said he had not discussed Representative White s confession with McCormick except briefly after publication. McCormick had opposed Lorimer for years.
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Chicore Tribune
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R. W. Patterson
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Representative White
McCormick
MeCormick
Two Dead In Family Fight at South Quiskannds Near Jackson
Specials from Jackson Ky report a family feud near South Quiskannds Sunday leaving William Simms and his wife dead and Alonzo Allen seriously wounded. Norman Allen, son in law of the deceased and brother of the wounded man, is at large.
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South Quiskannds
William Simms
Alonzo Allen
Norman Allen
Coast Weather Breaks Yearlong Heat Record
Portland reports a torrid spell yesterday the hottest in four years for western Oregon and western Washington. Cooler weather today expected about 15 degrees lower, while east of the Cascades a hot wave continues with relief forecast tomorrow. Temperatures reached 106 in Portland 160 at Roseburg and Walla Walla 102 at Oregon City with no deaths but several prostrations reported.
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Cascades
Roseburg
Walla Walla
Oregon City
Pope Pinos Condition Worries Vatican Officials
Vatican officials acknowledge concern over Pope Pinos condition in Rome on July 25, despite reports of only a mild cold. The church notes the illness may be more serious than initially stated and remains cautious.
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Rome
Vatican
Pope Pinos
Nee briska Republican State convention opens with standpatters in control
The Nee briska Republican State convention assembled in Tinealy Med July 25 with the steam roller expected to be endorsed by standpatters. LaFollette followers contest the platform, while Taft supporters push for President Taft indorsement and regulars claim control of the gathering.
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Med
Neebriska
Larollette
Tutt
Driver of Wrecked Auto Under Arrest
A Port Angeles clipping reports Curly McDonnell, alias Warry McDonnell, accused of stealing the Seelye auto used in a joy ride. He was arrested in Vancouver, Washington and will be brought back tonight by Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakeley. Police are linking him to other minor offenses as officers continue the investigation.
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Ini
Aml
Vancouver
Wash
Joe Blakeley
van Couver
Roeports
Shertie
Taylor
Alaskan coal mining move urged by Oregon rep
Wellington July 23 The drive for government mining and placement of Alaskan coal in Oregon has been taken up by Rep Lafferty with Interior Secretary Fisher. Lafferty said he showed a petition filed by Henry Chrewiatin in Gregon to Fisher and received assurances that all possible aid would be extended.
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Oregon
Part
Alaskan
Representative Laferty
Oragon
Pisher
Con Brenan Lafferty
Ie Henry
START CRUSADE TO SAVE YOUNG GIRLS INITIATED
County Judge J W Maloney and Deputy District Attorney W C E Pruitt lead a city and county drive against alleged breeding places of vice among youths. Truant Officer John Halley and local officers say the crusade will continue until every girl straying from virtue is rescued. Four cases reached juvenile court today, involving Grady and Juanita Whitworth, aged 14 and not stated, daughters of the Whitworth lodging house landlady near the Cash Meat market.
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J. W. Maloney
W. C. E. Pruitt
John Halley
Grady
Juanita Whitworth
Whitworth Lodging House
Infected fruit sales crackdown urged by county inspector
County Fruit Inspector Sd Campbell vows to enforce the state ban on selling infected fruit. He cites pits of mold, San Jose scale, and moth worm, promising court action against peddlers and growers who offer tainted produce. He will conduct inspections through the county during fruit season to protect consumers.
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Campbell
San Jose
Vooling Agreement Story Confirmed In Hearing
Washington July 25 The secretary Mayeland of the Jones and Laushiin vamping of Flitebiuve testified before the committee confirming the story of a vooling agreement for a government contract to control the steel business between 1400 and 1905. He produced vouchers showing payments totaling 50000 to Vie Kite treasurer of the Stew Pint association who was vice president of the Jones Tainghiin company. He said he knew little personally about the portal and admitted hearing indirectly about it.
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Trusts Plan Indirect Control by National City Bank
A July 25 report from New York says a ten million dollar National company to be run by National City Bank directors will nullify a Supreme Court trust decision. The plan creates three integral holding concerns for Standard Oil and American Tobacco trusts with interlocking stock to force joint ownership and prevent partial sales, preserving the trusts overall.
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National City Bank
Wes Ternizel
Supreme Court
Standard Ol Company
American Tobaccs Pompany
Wall Street
National City Company
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Natonal Company
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Tobaccs
Comepanies
Wheat Harvester Seriously Injured In Farm Accident
Powell a wheat harvester on Lowell L. Rogers farm near Adams fell from a wagon at Eastland station. Heavy wheels passed over his leg crushing it. He was rushed to St. Anthony’s Hospital. Dr. C. G. Smith treated him. bone fragments were crushed but set. Powell’s team driver Wickgg was hurt enough to stop work. Powell’s first trip with the team.
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Lowell L. Rogers
Adams
St. Anthony's Hospital
Nix
Easteland Station
Blakely
WM Blnkely
C. G. Smith
Smith
Poisoning Casts Shadow On Brookfield Family
From Arinkine cof fes brewed twelve hours before and left standing over night, two children of AF Ferris, a farmer living near here, are deaf and four other members of the family are seriously ill. The incident points to poisoning by Coffer, Brookfield.
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Brookfield
Wey
Ferris
Here
Hobos Heroic Fire Alarm At West End Barn Blaze
A hobo leaped from a passing freight engine at the west end town to set off a fire alarm during a barn fire at BH.N Beavett’s. He helped rouse residents and join a bucket brigade, but the barn and Beavett’s horse burned. The town, lacking a formal fire service, owed thanks to nearby residents for restraining further danger. The knight of the road’s name and whereabouts remain unknown.
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Stanfield
Beaver
Hobo
West End
Vallantty
Seeks Auto Route to North Pole Across Americas
Dr Charles G Percival editor of Health Magazine of New York Cleveland started his second day journey from Tia Juana to Vancouver to find an automobile route from the Mexican border to the Arctic circle. He is accompanied by George Brown of Detroit. In the last year he traveled 9,000 miles coast to east across 44 states.
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Charles G Percival
Health Magazine of
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Tia Juana
Vancouver
Arctic Circle
George Brown
Detroit
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