Murder at Paterag Prompted Land Gain Claim
Reports from the Inland Empire recount a brutal murder at Paterag where Lowle Tomitu, alias Lodi, stabbed the victim in the heart during a dispute over land allotment from the government. Tomitu is in custody awaiting prosecution on a warrant issued by Lee Tye, a longtime settler. The case touches nearby properties and tensions with local authorities amid broad attention.
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Paterag
Canoran Eouney
Twiep
Lowle Tomitu
Ernie Foe
Louis
Tol
Lee Tye
Power plant update and new line near Mountain Home
Seymour Bell and Rin electrician Mr Peoston arrived from Sumpter to install totemery for a power plant. Work aims to begin October 1 with unimpeded delivery, and the Short Line model power line will be laid north of the Bennett warehouse along the river.
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Mountainheme
Une Power Howe
Uw Bennett Warehouse
Aucuet 1
Macunti
Fultetin
Parmer Holding Wheat Delivery Schedule
Fragmentary report outlines Parmer holding wheat deliveries via gunny sacks at Leaw and Lapwal Spalding. About 600 pockets daily expected now, with shipments from Tammany to commence next week. A fine amount of grain will be stored in a warehouse daily. Cower harvest timing unclear.
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Parmer
Tammany
Eoodone
Lapwal
Spalding
Proposal to Light Merienthary and Northwest Power Grid
A proposal to the state board of control seeks to regionalize light power by contracting with Northwestern Gas & Electric to secure wind power from near Wall Wello and Olympia. Leaders Ardersin and Alien met J. P. Thivis to discuss terms for a contract conveying wind energy rights to the state, replacing current provider Wolin Walla. Otis outage knocks out phones. city experiences 34 phone miles of commission disruption as linemen race to restore service amid rapid telecommunications demand.
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Merienthary
Northwestern Gas & Electric Oom Weny
Ateite
Wight
Walle Wiello
Gow
Ardersin
Alien
Olympia
J. P. Thivis
Primo
Ght Mand Power
Wolin Walla
Statenmn
Fire destroys canery and acres burned near Dalles Kisberg
A wild blaze near Dalles Kisberg yesterday destroyed land and threatened grain. Seyfert Brom and their men battled the fire but over 60 acres were burned. fire crews stopped the flames on the north side of the hill, sparing the grain above.
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Dalles Kisberg
Seyfert Brom
Dalles
Damage costs in Sampter Valley rail yard incident
Jomeph Harter, superintendent of the Sampter Valley railroad, said last week the damage tally would be about 4500 dollars. The loss reflects disruptions to the fuel supply and the broader inconvenience to the rail line and its operations.
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Jomeph Harter
Sampter Valley Railronad
Rates Rise for Older Knights of Honor Members
Rates are increased for Knights of Honor members over 60 who carry insurance, effective September 1. Premiums rise with age up to 70, affecting about 62,000 members and $46 million in benefits disbursed. Many older members forego or seek lighter coverage, while unaffected members view the change as necessary for the order’s stability. The organization, founded in 1878, has 366 lodges, 62,000 members, and total benefits surpassing $46 million.
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New York
Ile Keights of
Carey
Royal Arcanum
Unio
Athi
Knights of Honor
Anthracite Region Hears Rumors of Possible Strike
In the anthracite region of New York rumors of a pending coal strike resurface as stock fluctuations and reported dissatisfactions prompt speculation. Railroad presidents dismiss the danger, citing cooperation agreements and optimism about avoiding a new walkout.
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New York
Union Over Coal Strike Tension Looms in Anthracite District
The piece notes ongoing unrest in the anthracite district as union leaders provoke miners with public gatherings and optimistic claims of a peaceful end date. Efforts to compel nylon payers to contribute are mentioned amid deterring talk of a larger contest.
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Anthra
Elte
Piontes
Unian
Honor Humbert’s Memory Observed Across Kingdon
The anniversary was marked with commemorations as a pilgrimage to the tomb of King Humbert at the Pantheon. Delegations from Tratian provinces and royal attendees, including King Victor, participated in a solemn ceremony with wreaths and floral offerings. Foreign visitors also attended the Pantheon events throughout the day.
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Frome
Juby
Kite Humbert
Motlen
Tinge
Hame
Alain Yineeel
Rome
Mary
Humbert
Ue Pantheat
Tratian
Calontos
Te Panihoon
Victor
Lewis and Clatsop Fair Route Rates Announced
The O BR N Co announces Pendleton departures for the Lewis and Clatsop Fair with round trip options. Individual tickets cost 15 cents for 50 days, 55 to 88 cents for ten days, and group rates up to 6.45 for seven days. A special 7 day rate applies for 100 plus movers. Write Mrs William H Bolton, 674 ½ Fifth St Portland for details and check in at Portland grounds nearby. Breakfast included with rates of 1.00 1.25 and 1.50.
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Portland
Oregon
Pendleton
Pumeny
Umatilla County
Mra
William H. Bolton
Fifth Street
Ore
Baker & Folsom
Rome
Department Ll. Exposition
Lewin and Clark Falr Goolnough Building
Lehman Springs Stage Begins June 30 From Lindsay’s Stable
The Lehman Springs Stage will operate Saturdays from June 30 to October 1 carrying passengers and mall items. Service originates at Lindsay's stable on Cottonwood Street with pickup at Robin son’s Domestic Laundry for ladies' clothes ironera.
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Lehman Springs
Lindsay's
Cottonwood Street
Robinson's
Seaman Springs
Tallman'’s Drug Store
Dr Lynn K Blakesler CHRO and women's nervous diseases
Dr Lynn K Blakesler operates in Judd Building corner Main and Court streets. Office phone Main 721, residence Red 1163. X-Ray Therapeutics listed. City Livery Stable Alta at ot Carney Kennedy Prop, livery, feed and sales, stable, good r ies at all times. Cab line connected, phone Main 701.
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W. G. Cole
JUDD
Fice
Garfield
M. D
Judd Building
D. J. M'Paul
Judd Block
Lynn K. Blakesler
Court Streets
CITY
Alta
Carney & Kennedy
Propa
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West High Street
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Main Street
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Iiaundry
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Association Building
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Taylor's Hardware
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Stillman & Pierce
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Stillman
United States
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Savings Bank Buiding
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Seattie Witchmaking
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Veterinary Surgeons
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Square Deal
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Edminsten
Court St
Harwick
Railroad Street
Mee Goodman- Thompson C Co
Main St
Commission House
Columbia Produce Coo
John B. Henson
Mgr
Pendleton Tee & Cold Storage Plant
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LaDon Block
Court Street
Thomas FitsGerald
E. R
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A. F
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Atherka Hotel
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J. P. Navin
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Prope
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Phone Black
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Ge Aele Slomker
Kennard
Dutch Henry
Arington Lodging House
Musil
East Oregonian
P. O. Box
Philadelphia
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Pilot Rock
Lea Kennard
Dutch Henry Feed Yard
Mil Street
Rudolph Martin
South Main Street
W. Lindsey
bin Barn
Addr
Chileno College of Embalming
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Pen- Woton
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