Nye Reelected Pioneer Head at Weston Reunion
Mr Nye was reelected president of the Pioneers association at Weston while S A Barnes and J H Price were kept as secretary and treasurer. The Sons and Daughters of Pioneers chose John Scott president Frank Wallan vice president Doris Bates secretary and George W Winn treasurer. The list of pioneers at the picnic includes ages and names. A year 1919 death list for pioneers is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
A W. Nye
S A. Barnes
J. H. Price
Plonewurs
JoNn Scott
Frank Wallan
Dorris Bates
George W. Winn
Plcnic
Mre
Purcell
Wim. Scat
Qeandma van Winkie
Touls McMorris
Margaret Campbell Smith
Lester Swagegart
C. C. Geiss
Abe Jones
Mills Buy Raw Wool as Western Markets See Shifts
Eastern mills purchase large quantities of raw wool, causing price gains that dealers cannot match. Silk trade faces strikes while dress goods and men’s wear stay weak. Wool and worsted output cuts threaten stock scarcity and potential price jumps. Ohio unwashed wool sells at 2 cents, a season low, amid limited Western activity and modest demand for new clip territory wools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ohio
Fragmented pricing fragment on product grades
A garbled OCR note outlines prices for medium, half blood, and fine grades with inconsistent figures. It cites 25 cents for medium, 20 21 for halfblood, and 18 to 13 1 3 cents for fine, with estimated costs for fine and half-blood at 0 and a 45 price for medium.
Vacation schools spread to 150 cities this summer
Since 1909 growth has spread to 11 municipalities in 112 and this year substantial additions are assured. 41 municipalities reported vacation schools in one or more buildings, with 66 cities already in vacation sessions. Sessions vary from five to six days a week, lasting up to 19 weeks in some places. Funding comes from authorities with aid from benefactors. 1912 appropriations exceed $200000. Newark operates year‑round in June. vacation schools attract previously uninterested pupils and help deficient students, while giving teachers better insight into children’s needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Auerlens
United States Bureau of Education
Clarence Arthur Perry
Russell Sage Foundation
New York
Cits
Newark
N. J
Lepgest
Poland
Summer Courses for Teachers at Oregon Agricultural College
The six weeks summer schedule lists 21 special teacher courses across elementary, high school and general method work. Courses cover supervision, school management, music, industrial topics, college credit, and teachers’ exam preparation. Botany, chemistry, geology, physics, algebra, geometry, history, rhetoric, literature, education history, school law, and teaching theory are included to prepare teachers for roles in agriculture, domestic science, art, manual training, and physical education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural College
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Penlands Nave Daughter
A nine pound daughter was born several days ago to Mr. and Mrs. Claud Penland. Two Fighters Arrested, Ernest Todhunter and James Cook were before Judge Fite Gerald this morning and each fined $10 for their offence. The Sile Introduced, first silo in this section built on Charlies Tullis place at the mouth of McKay creek. Silage from alfalfa will feed dairy cows. The Indians game correction: Helix won eight to two. Indians to play Nolin ball team at Round-up park Sunday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penlands Nave
Claud Penland
Ernest Todhunter
James Cook
Fite Gerald
Umatilla County
Charlies Tullis
McKay Creek
Helix
Club to Discuss Reservation Roads Improvement Plan
This afternoon the Commercial club board of managers meets to consider improving the roads on the reservation. President Tallman called the meeting at the request of Dr. Vincent, chairman of the club’s good roads committee. Major Swarterlander is in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club Board of Managers
Tallman
Vincent
Major Swarterlander
Eaton and Subl Wed in Untila County Home Ceremony
Mrs Elidith A Eaton and Herman F Subl a prominent traveler of Untila county were married this morning at Ernest Edgar home. The ceremony was performed by Rev S L Grigsby of the First Presbyterian church. They left for Portland after the ceremony to spend their honeymoon and attend the Rose Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elidith A. Eaton
Herman F Subl
Untila County
Ernest Edgar
S. L. Grigsby
First Presbyterian Church
Portland
Graduation at St Josephs academy honors single graduate
At the Oregon theater yesterday afternoon the annual commencement program for St Josephs academy was held and enjoyed by many friends of the students and the academy. Miss Claire Meek was the sole member of the graduating class and her oration was entitled Beyond the Alps Lies Italy. The graduation address was by Bishop O Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
St. Joseph's Academy
Claire Meek
The
Alps
Italy
Bishop O'Reilly
Preliminary Hearing Delay For Roy Shelton Case
The preliminary hearing was postponed to six o’clock this evening by Justice of the Peace Parkes because Col. J H Raley, one of the attorneys, was occupied in federal court. Shelton is accused of obtaining property under false pretenses tied to an alleged banco game with James Johns and Henry Hill. Shelton denies fleeing to Canada, says he was in Pendleton before leaving, and that his wife accompanied him on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Raley
Roy Shelton
Justice of the Peace Parkes
Shelton
James Johns
Henry Hill
W. L. Thompson
Canada
Pendleton
Friedmann Submits Cure to New York Health Board
New York June 10 Friedmann capitulated to city health authorities by submitting a specimen of his preparation and asking to be allowed to administer it to patients. Health Commissioner Lederle announced the move. Friedmann is barred from practicing here until the board rules on the vaccine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Friedmann
Lederle
Board of Health
Friendmann
200 Conspirators Executed in China Amid Turmoil
Reports from Peking and Pekin state that about 200 alleged anti-government conspirators have been executed after summary examinations. The arrests occurred at Then Tsin and Pekin over recent weeks as President Yuan Shikai’s political position and the presidency campaign provoke shifting troop movements and ongoing power struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Tsin
Pekin
Yuan Shi Kai
Pipeline Expansion Linked to Naborton Oil Field
Kansas City Southern officials return from Mansfield where Gulf Refining is adding nine miles of pipeline to Mansfield. They plan to start shipping oil from the Naborton field within 20 days, leveraging new vertical pipe line construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Kansas City Southern Railway
Mansfield
Gulf Refining Company
Naborton
Ex Army Officer Turner Found Dead in Suburban Shack
Vancouver June 10 an ex army officer named Turner was found dead in a suburban shack with his throat cut from ear to ear. Police report suggest foul play but details remain scarce as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Turner
Dissolution sought for Eastman Kodak trust
Muffile New Jersey June 10 The attorney general seeks dissolution of the Eastman Kodak company of New Jersey and the Eastman Kodak company of New York for monopolizing photographic supplies seeking division of assets and business to destroy the alleged monopoly and restore competition An injunction is asked to forbid fixing resale prices and is the first action following the Supreme Court ruling denying patentees the right to fix retail prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muffile
N. J
United States
United States Supreme Court
Indian Will Go On Trial For Life On Nov 4
A list of individuals including Marsh Pendleton Mason Arineton Moss Alicel Williamson Myers Condon O Hara Weston Pi per Helix Price Waterman Proffitt Roberts Rohner Maker City Rosenbaum Mitchell Santo Mayville Schmidt Athena Fearney Pendleton Smith Tone Baker City Storey Hereford Tuttle Summerville Vaughan Patten Wetherspoon Wratt Baker City names a mock jury or public trial context for murder charges with trial date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schmidt
Athena
Fred Fearney
Pendleton
Walter S. Smith
Tone
Lee Stewart
Baker City
Samuel Storey
Land City
Ire B Sturgess
John Tehnble
Hereford
J. W. Tuttle
Summerville
Frank P. Vaughan
Heppner
Samuel W. Pattenberger
Jane
Wetherspoon
Mlgin
D. L. Wratt
Florida votes land grant to Seminoles
The Florida senate passed a bill granting Seminoles 21,000 acres in the Everglades after years of advocacy by J. M. Wilson Jr. and Minnie Moore Wilson of Kissimmee. The effort, backed by the Seminole chief Billy Bowlegs, seeks to end decades of homelessness amid Everglades drainage and broken treaties ca lled by U.S. government action once proposed by President Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Plai
Senate
Everglades
J. M. Wilson, Jr
Kissimee
Fla
Wilson
Minnie Moore Wilson
Florida
Mr. Wilson
Billy Bowlegs
Mrs. Wilson
United States
Big Swamp
Taft
Glasgow March of Bows Brigade Review in Queen's Park
A picturesque Glasgow event honors the Reyes brigade founded in 1883 by William A. Smith. The Royal parade before Princess Louise showcases 10,500 officers and 195,000 boys worldwide, with old colors trooped, new colors presented, and a ceremonial salute set to music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
Louise
Argyle
Royse’ Brigade
Wiilliam, A. Smith
Queen's Park
Gaul
Viking bracelet of solid gold found by boy
At an antiquaries meeting in Edinburgh a description was given of a massive gold bracelet found on Oxna island Shetland and acquired by the museum. Mr Gouldie explained the bracelet came to light on a bare spot that has been scalped repeatedly, revealing its history and significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Scotland
Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Oxna
Shetland
Gouldie
Gold interlaced armlet found in Orkney hoard linked to Viking era
A solid gold armlet of circular interlaced four-strand chain, 2.5 inches wide and 104 grains, was uncovered in a hoard at Skallt, Orkney. Analysts compare its craftsmanship to silver pieces and date manufacture to between 400 and 1000 AD, suggesting Celt Norse influence during Viking expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skallt
Orkney
Scotland
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Gouldie
Surface Cultivation for Corn Insights and Practices
Farmers discuss seed testing, crop rotation, and soil maintenance to boost corn yields. They note poor germination of imported seed, advocate testing seeds locally, and describe manure spreading, discing, and shallow to deep cultivation to keep soil loose. Opinions favor rotating crops and avoiding repeated corn planting on the same field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Hellle
Orange Judd
Suspected Swindler Posing as Dr Seeks Sporting Goods Firm Victim
San Francisco authorities seek a man calling himself Dr C Wainwright a noted golf player and Del Monte clubman and society pet accused of passing worthless checks totaling about 4500. He is linked to a 1200 theft from a sporting goods firm and a 1000 hotel loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
C Wainwright
Delmonte
Ociety Pet
Heta
Admiral Peary Is Honored by Poincare Honor
Panis June 10 Rear Admiral Robert E Peary was made a grand officer of the Legion of Honor by President Poincare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
Panis
Robert E. Peary
Legion of Honor
Poincare
Fourteen Submarine Cables Link America and Europe
Fourteen submarine cables now connect America with European points, extending transatlantic communications. The expanded network enhances data capacity and resilience, reducing latency and boosting cross continental connectivity for business, media, and government users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Growth of telephone network in Manhattan and Bronx
Twenty years ago about 9000 stations were served by seven central offices in Manhattan and one in the Bronx. Subscribers paid $240 per annum. The system relied on grounded circuit magneto equipment with overhead distributing wires on house tops. Now Manhattan and the Bronx alone have over 350000 stations and nearly 60000 stations in New York state and part of New Jersey.
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Manhattan
Bronx
New York
New Jersey
Bumper Wheat Crop Forecast for Massive Harvest
Washington June 1 The department of agriculture predicts a bumper wheat crop capable of milling more than 160 80 000 barrels of flour and possibly matching the record heat harvest of 1901 if conditions remain favorable. Government experts estimate this year’s harvest at 744 000 000 bushels with 252 000 000 in spring wheat amid the largest acreage yet planted and good growing conditions fueling the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Six Volcanoes in Alaska Belch in June Gusts and Smoke
Seaward Alaska reports Katmal group of eruptions causing ash and smoke plumes. Mounts Katmal Hedoubt St Augustine Tlamna and Peulik erupt with strong columns and odor noted from Seward Peninsula. Shishaldin on Unimak also erupting, seen by Dora passengers in Dutch Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaward
Alaska
Kodiak Islam
Seward Peninsula
Katmal
Hedoubt
St. Augustine
Tlamna
Peulik
Fpecheref
Seattle Woman Not Guilty in Westman Case
REva Westman, arrested in Winslow on a murder charge against Carly A. Westman, entered a not guilty plea at Port Orchard in Kitsap County Superior Court. Bond set at 16000 dollars. Mrs. Peter Bow, who provided alibi at the coroners inquest, faced a 500 dollar witness bond in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Reva Westman
Winslow
Carly A. Westman
Kitsap County
Port Orchard
Peter Bow
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