Social and Club News From Adams and West Side
Social items note Br. and Mrs. Howart Joliff visiting in the west, Mrs Bennett in Seattle with relatives, and Miss Sommerville leaving for Portland then Seattle and Bellingham. Portland motor party includes Miss Sommerville and others aiming for Baker in Washington. A Soviet envoy travels to Warsaw for talks on a Polish frontier dispute. Chicago wheat market shows broad activity, bearish sentiment, and futures weakness amid export hopes and shifting supplies.
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Adams
Howart Joliff
Ned
Bun Tiew
West
Miss Sommerville
Sydney Sommerville
Teave Tottrorrow Misht
Porta
Walt
Croup Et Macamae
Clint Downt
Baker
Washington
Portland
Seattle
Bellingham
Daly
Mine Sommervilly
Mike
Tribute to Tilman Taylor A fearless public servant dies
The tribute honors Tilman Taylor as a brave, manly, and exemplary public official. It reflects on his service, faith, and enduring influence while urging a bronze plaque at the courthouse to memorialize his birth and death dates and years of service. It speaks of resilience, faith, and the call to continue his ministry of service beyond death.
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Tilman Taylor
Jesus Christ
Hat Hood
Hfe
Christ
Our Court House
Court House
Hoan
Heaven
Manitunt Today Describes Guarded Night Surveillance
A fragment reports four party members and guards at stations during a night shift. One man stood sentinel while others mourned. Guards were told to remain still, monitor movements, and challenge any person roaming at night, with lethal force if necessary.
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Portland
William Thy
Hot Lake
Dehid Bal
Joheneen
Me Brewn
la Grande
Peadieton
Oneica
Warrants and manhunt details from local court action
Disclosures by Thomson near Camp 10 on Cabbage Hill road spurred searches for criminals. Authorities plan to seize those involved at Squaw Creek while Anderson and Patterson, linked to a jail break, remain under partial pursuit. Focus remains on locating Cher Hurt and Ruthie, connected to Sheriff Taylor’s murder.
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Ruthie
Taylor
Japanese personal crisis reports show rising low mood
July reports reveal a spike in Japanese personal crises tied to financial distress. Several high profile suicides linked to market losses in Osaka and Morioka. raw silk prices fall, exporters tighten output, and a sugar dealer failure worsens market impact.
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Japan
Sachuji Take- Niehi
Osaka
Kyohro Morioka
Morioka Bank of
Gang robs Chicago payroll firms in rapid gun battles
In Chicago today two payroll robberies within twenty minutes yield about $25,000 to bandits after two express company paymasters are shot with one likely fatally wounded. Earlier, two youths steal $750 from a grocery branch. A separate incident at Hart Schaffner Marx factory ends with $10,000 seized in a steel box after a volley of shots and five attackers wounded. George Huybrock, an express paymaster, is fatally wounded. A third hold up at Peterman machine works yields $15,000 to Abe Nelon, a stockholder.
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Chicago
Expres Company
Express Company
Hart, Schalffner & Marx
Adloonkesper
Low buildings seen as more profitable in urban areas
Minneapolis July 27 A P The National Association of Building Owners and Managers at its convention debated the profitability of low rise offices versus skyscrapers. Edwin Jowell of Omaha argued tall buildings maximize land value, while others favored shorter structures for lower foundation and equipment costs and potential versatility for future uses.
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Minneapolis
Minn
National Association of Builifing Owners
Varlow Heights
Edwin 3. Jowell
Omaha
Jewell
Low building plan eyed to spread business districts
Mr. Jewell, chairman of the operating experience committee of the Building Owners and Managers Association, argues a low office building plan would spread business districts, raise land values, and boost city revenues for schools and public improvements. He claims cement construction costs 14 cents per cubic foot less than tall steel buildings and cites data from 143 buildings across 50 cities showing lower per square foot receipts but higher required returns under the plan.
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Jewell
The
Building Owners and Managers Association
Buwnens
Federal officials warned to stay out of politics
Washington July 27 federal post office employees are warned to refrain from political activity in campaigns. Postmaster General Burleson issued an order citing civil service rulings that presidential appointees may not solicit contributions or tie offices to political movements, and civil service employees must not actively participate in campaigns. The notice says civil service staff are accountable for activities by spouses and others connected to them.
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Washington
Burleson
Civil Service Commission
Girl Bound and Gagged Refuses to Talk in Oakland
An eighteen year old Romneo Santiago was found bound with sheets and gagged in a gas filled Oakland lodging room. She was taken to a hospital, later regained consciousness, and refused to make a statement to authorities.
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Oakland
Romneo Santiago
Girla Arma
World Peace Hangs on Boulogne Conference
Paris July 27 The Boulogne talks between French officials and Premier Lloyd George unfold as the most critical conference since the armistice talks, shaping the path toward lasting peace and postwar reconstruction.
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Paris
U. P
Lloyd-George
Boulogne
Fancy home curtains and pillows offered by crafter
Lost fishing basket with tackle near Jack Mephall Ford Howard P.O. 113 City. For sale a full grocery and meat business with about 3500 dollars involved. Wine 30 day cash buyer. Doing a monthly business of 57 000. Address this paper.
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Jack Mephall Furd
Howard
P.O
Meantime Paris Panels Meiling And Bolshevik Tension
Diplomatic officials and newspapers report that peace hinges on the Meiling outcome and a conference. French observers note moderation aims to win allies toward surrendering General Wrangel if Soviets recognize Thussa's debt to France, while the Russian problem may need U.S. aid. Cor tie boynton lunches, and thanks go to President Ackerman and the Board of Regents for varied lectures and faculty.
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Monscon
Wrangel
Thussa
France
United States
Osity
Boynton
Ackerman
Board of Regents
Citizens Thanked By The Extension School
Residents of Pendleton extend thanks for courtesies shown during the Extension Summer Lesson at Oregon Normal School. Resolutions praise Pendleton people, the city council moratorium, the cafeteria run by Mrs Morton and daughter Barat, and the student choir for their program. Gratitude is also expressed to local businessmen and the Commercial Association for support.
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State Normal School
Ubegy
Oregon Normal School
Penmlleton
Pendleton
of Pendleton School
Hii
Bextennon Ormel
Commerecial Association of
Lth
Jrener
Important letter helps woman heal after years of suffering
A woman recounts how Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser led her to seek treatment. She tried Favorite Prescription Golden Discovery Lotion Tablets and Pleasant Pellets, reporting years later two healthy sons and returning to work. She praises long use of Pleasant Pellets for liver and bowels and invites readers to contact Dr. Pierce for free confidential medical advice.
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Brsnor
Pateek
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Pieres
G. Aluricut
F. D
N.Y
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