Hood River Granges Ready Debates in Assembly Battle
Hood River county faces a fierce contest as valley grangers plan open debates to attack the assembly nomination system. Rev J G Tate is expected to be drawn into defending the ashery plan while A I Mason of Pine Grove grange is urged to run for state representative. Also notes: Dayton boy Frank Royse, 10, sustains a broken arm. a Long’s Flat farmer injures both ankle and arm in separate accidents.
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J. G. Tate
Hood River County
A. I. Mason
Pine Grove Grange
Mason
Dayton
Wash
Frank Royse
Long
Staten
Boyds
Port land man's complaint on express rates rises
Ansem Oregon L S Wright of Portland files with the State Railroad Commission a complaint alleging American Express charged 31 among six boxes of apricots from Biggs or Deschutes to Portland. The Pacific Express predecessor billed only 90 cents for six boxes, 15 cents per box for two boxes. The issue centers on higher rates after American Express took over the business, marking a second Portland filing on rate increases for specific commodities.
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L. S. Wright
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Welch kills Fred Alexander in Lovelock quarrel
In Lovelock, Oregon, George Welch fatally shot Fred Alexander, owner of U K feeders, after a quarrel. Welch surrendered to Sheriff Parnes and claimed self defense after Alexander reportedly attacked with a pitchfork. Alexander died at 6 am Thursday. a coroner's jury conducted an inquest.
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Welch
Fred Alexander
U. K
Parnes
Chad
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Alexander
Lovelock
Noted WCTU Worker Emma Page Dies at Home
Olympia Washington obituary notes the death of Emma Page, a blind national humanitarian and W C T U worker. She died at her brother Benjamin Curry’s home a few miles northeast, from paralysis after a long breakdown. Page authored several humanitarian books despite childhood accident setbacks.
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Olympia
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Emma &. Page
Benjamin Curry
Here
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Woman Dies After Drinking Poison In Home Kitchen
Mrs Dorothy Knighton aged 48 of 839 East Twenty sixth street North reportedly drank carbolic acid at 6:29 PM on Wednesday in her kitchen while her husband and a boarder watched. She collapsed and died before a doctor arrived.
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Portland
Dorothy Knighton
East Twenty
Miner John Robinson Fakes Claim in Swank District
In Miiensburg Washington John Robinson allegedly faked an old claim in the Swank mining district near here. He reportedly found a nugget valued at 31485 and uncovered an unworked section with a pay streak. Local authorities investigate the matter as a disputed claim case and potential fraud.
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Miiensburg
Wash
John Robinson
Swank
Robinson
Youth Reappears After Sudden Death in Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee eight year old David Kaplan who was pronounced dead after a dirt clog struck his stomach suddenly revived overnight. He gasped twice as his terrified family gathered around him and was carried from the hospital to recover. The incident follows his collapse on a sidewalk Friday evening and a delayed medical response.
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Memphia
Davil Kaplan
Mermphis Hay
F Itthy
Kaplan
David
One Million Years for Brigands on Sicily Island
Falla Montone, a Trallin brigand, terrorized Sicily for decades from the 20th century through 1965. He has evaded capture and faced multiple prison terms, most recently a 30 year sentence at Perouso, totaling eighteen years of implied captivity. He remains at large as authorities pursue him.
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Sicily
Italy
Falla Montone
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Jare
Walla Walla Seeks Rail Franchised Revocation Over School Noise
The Northern Pacific refuses to halt yard switching near Puke School prompting the city to seek revocation of the railroad franchise. School officials say noise disrupts classes and teachers cannot conduct clashes. Attorneys Shacpstein and Gose plan suit, arguing city charter limits to one track in town.
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Waeh
Northern Pacific
J. L. Shacpstein
T. P. Gose
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Palipead
Auto for Sale at Staxwell in good condition
Staxwell Automobile for sale in good condition with a very reasonable price. Sale notice directs interested buyers to address at this office for more details.
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Staxwell Automobile
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Beauty Now Sold in America
Many women miss beauty signs by neglecting hair care. Parisian Sage, once rare in America, is now widely available from Tailman & Co. at 60 cents a large bottle. It guarantees growth of beautiful hair, transformation of dull hair, prevention of hair loss, and relief from itchy scalp.
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America
Ameriea Tailman & Co
Pacific Coast League baseball scores and highlights
In a series of late July games across the Pacific Coast League Oscar Vitt starred for San Francisco with a solo homer and seven assists on defense as Portland was blanked. Oakland topped Hogan's Villagers 3 to 2 with Raleigh and Schafer combining on the mound. Tacoma beat Spokane 2 to 1 on hit and run plays, while Vancouver defeated Seattle 6 to 3 with Gardner shutting out Seattle.
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Oscar Vitt
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Spokine
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Adams Leever and Gibson Suggs and McLean Fourteen Innings
In Brooklyn the game stretched to fourteen innings with Adams, Leever and Gibson facing off against Suggs and McLean. The lineup included B F Brooklyn players and key fielding by Curtle and Graham, with Barger and Bergen and Erwin noted in the defensive effort.
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Boston
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Bergen
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Great honors for Mel Sheppard in 1000 yard mark
New York reports Mel Sheppard, famed middle distance runner, recently shaved three-fifths of a second from the world 1000-yard record set by Leon Myers on October 5, 1881, in Manhattan. He missed a full second due to a collision while astride with another runner but vows to chase the half-mile and mile records next, citing peak form and confidence.
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Mel Sheppard
Leon Myers
Manhattan Field
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Myers
America
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Tommy Connoeff
Walter Dohm
Johnny Gregan
George Orton
Alex Grant
Guy Haskins
Jimmy Lightbody
RY Parsons
Wilton Paull
Jimmy Sullivan
Abel Kiviat
Emilio Lunghi
England
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George
BK. C. ‘Bredin
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J. H. Just
G. N. Morph
FE. E. Bacon
AH. Welsh
Johtus McCough
Sheppard Saya le
Walla Walla Farmers Seek Repeal Of Grain Inspection Law
Farmers in the Walla Walla valley decry the state grain inspection law as a costly farce costing about 20000 dollars yearly. They urge legislative action to repeal the act, arguing tests remain unfair and produce no net benefit to farmers. Some support the law, but a larger share seeks its end.
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Tnichers
Walla Walla
Walla Walla Valley
August Magazines Highlight Notable Scribners Collection
Library Notes surveys current magazines with emphasis on Scribners August issue featuring John Fox on a horseback journey through the Kingdom Come valley and its diminished wonders. Alley Brown reports in India and Egypt, Roosevelt's African Game Trails continues, and George Meredith offers an unfinished comedy.
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Yellow Journal
Scribners
John Fox
Kingdom Come
Chad
Alley Brown
India
Egypt
Raffles
Roosevelt
Kermit
George Meredith
Scribner's
Everybody's
William Hard
Women of Tomorrow
the Oregon
Booth Tarkington Celebrates Fortieth Birthday In Indiana
Indianapolis Indiana July 2 Booth Tarkington famed Hoosier author marks his fortieth birthday today by reportedly quitting the literary game He has allegedly declared he will never again write a novel or play and will devote himself to writing only when absolutely driven He seeks to live simply in Indiana with enough money to avoid want and pursue a new form of expression
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Booth Tarkington
Tarkington
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