Washington Oregon sheep quarrel heats up at border
Washington bands defied a quarantine and crossed into Oregon with 15 to 20 flocks. Owners face penalties from 2500 to 1000 dollars if not dipped. Dip notices issued, Inspector Lytle may seize flocks and have them dipped at costs to noncompliant owners. Judge Wolverton yet to rule on restraining order.
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Washington-Oregon
Washington
H & Brveen
Wrstington Association
Lytle
Menaurew
Oregon
Wolverton
Ashe
Stockmen Fear Fence Removal Tightens Range
George Voorhees of Lusk appeals at a consistory reunion noting eastern Converse County faces serious conditions as fence removals under government orders shrink grazing. He says half the stockmen may leave business without a leasing law allowing enough range, while most ranchers support a strong lease law to protect homesteaders and keep stock operations viable.
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George Voorhies
Lusk Te
Conparte
Cheyenne Tribune
Voorhees
Busines
Converse County
Bridge collapse dumps 100 into Spanish River at Madrid
A bridge collapse at Madrid’s Spanish River hurled about one hundred people into the water on June 17. All were rescued but many sustained injuries.
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Madrid
Manzanarer
Motion to Investigate in Eddy Fortune Suit
Attorneys for the next friends in the suit to uncover Mrs. Eddy fortune filed a motion today seeking an investigation. The move aims to reveal hidden assets and raise questions about the estate's management in Concord.
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Concord
Mrs. Eddy
Cannery Employs Thousands In Seasonal Fruit Packing
The Salem Journal notes a large temporary fruit canning operation starting June 1. About 7000 quarts of berries and cherries are packed daily, yielding roughly 600 cases weekly. Wages range from 500 to 5000 dollars monthly, with many workers being women. Fruitgrowers pay 460 to 1200 dollars daily, supporting several hundred jobs through the season until November.
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Salem Journal
Salem
Artesian water sought at Roseburg roundhouse well
Work resumed Wednesday as artesian boring at the city roundhouse continues. A new supply of cementing has arrived to halt salt and mineral water intrusion. Drilling will resume to at least 1000 feet unless fresh water is found sooner. Oil speculation arises due to salt water overlying strata, though deep geology in the area remains largely unknown.
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the & P. Roundhouse
Roseburg
Government land policy supports settlers over corporate interests
Commissioner Ballinger and delegates to the public land convention asserted that the government will enforce the law to keep lands from being absorbed by corporate interests and will grant land to aspiring homeseekers, fostering settlement and new homes in the West.
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Denver
Bailinger
United States Land Office
Public Land Convention
Ballinger
William Armstrong Die 68-Year-Old Helix Area Laborer
William Armstrong aged farm laborer near Helix was found dead in bed at Robert Montgomery's home five miles from Helix. He suffered heart trouble overnight and died in his 68th year. He had long worked on Horace Walker's ranch. His body was brought to Olney for burial at county expense.
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William Armstrong
Helix
Robert Montgomery
Horace Walker
Olney
Vaughan Reelected President of Dental Examiners Board
Dr. E A Vaughan arrived home from Portland after being reelected president of the state board of dental examiners. Forty of forty four dental students passed the recent exam. The winter session is held in November. John Fleming has shipped Oregon sheep to Forsythe Montana for 966 carloads since April 26.
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E. A. Vaughan
Portland
State Board of Dental Examiners
State Board
John Fleming
Forsythe
Montana
Oregon
Defendants Face Testimony As Courthouse Proceedings Advance
Witnesses for defense arrive and state plans to place Adams on the stand Tuesday. Orchard to undergo re direct examination tomorrow as court reconvenes in Caldwell. Orchard’s trial postponed to September. speculation on plea includes guilty option. Sperry and Schofield noted visitors in Caldwell.
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Stupd
Orchar
Arralgond
Caldwell
Steinnenberg
Boles
Idaho
Chard
Steve Adama
Denver
Cripple Creek
Orchard
Wives, ex-officials hurt in Utah car crash
Salt Lake June 17. The wife of ex Governor Heber Wells of Utah was badly injured in an automobile accident at 2 AM. Ex-District Attorney Joe Richard and his wife were injured when Richard lost control, crashing into a pillar at Eagle Gate at 30 miles an hour. Mrs Wells suffered a broken leg and internal injuries.
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Salt Lake
Heber Wella
Utah
Joe Richard
Richard
Pillar
Eagle Gate
Mra Wells
Decision by Wolverton on Oregon sheep ruling
A Portland telegram reports that Wolverton granted a temporary injunction against the Oregon sheep commission over the Wenaha reserve, while Governor Chamberlain issued a quarantine proclamation. The Black Hills have been without outside communication since June 12 after a six hour rain and hail storm washed out bridges and telegraph lines, with three fatalities confirmed.
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Portland
Oder Wolverton
Oregon
Wenaha
Chamberlain
Black Hills
Postal Scandal 2 Unearthed Reveals Large State Losses
Washington reports a secret investigation into the second assistant postmaster general's office uncovers millions in mismanaged mail contracts. W.S. Shallenberger's tenure saw repetitive awards to same bidders, and rivals allege higher bids were ignored for better service.
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Washington
Rathbone
Cuba
W.S. Shallenberger
McCreary
Shhallenberger
Pacific Coast
Les
Shoallenberger
Cartelyou
Shallenberger
Rainmaker 19 Delivers Rain in Sherman County
Sherman county enjoys a first class rain spell amid northwest showers and a fulfilled contract. The rainmaker promised six inches between June 1 and August 1 within 60 miles of the apparatus. About one inch has fallen so far with expectations of more. If the rest arrives by August 1 the payment will proceed regardless of whether the rain came from the maker or natural causes.
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Sherman County
Northwest
Sherman
Jupiter Pluvius
Pendleton and Umatilla County Students Return Home
State University notes Pendleton and Umatilla students depart after the academic year ends. Edgar Smith arrived yesterday and Dean Goodman came on No 6 this morning. Albert Warner reached home Saturday. Glenn Scott will work on the Columbia River until wheat harvest ends in the county. The Pendleton group enjoyed the year and engaged in student affairs with Glenn Meow as president of the Freshman class.
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Blate University
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Edgar Smith
Dean Goodman
Albert Warner
Saturney
Glenn Scott
Columbia
Glenn Meow
Preshmatoles
Roy’s Arm Broken After Fall At Home
Bell Rell reports his son Roy suffered a dislocated left forearm after a fall from a bed or couch at home. He was found unconscious by his mother and brought to the Del Canyon area for treatment by Dr. J. Smith. The exact cause remains unclear as the boy is treated for injuries near the family residence several miles north of the city.
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Bell
H. J. Rell
del Ranch
J. Smiths
Turner Will Case Argued Before Circuit Judge
Attorneys for Alvin F. Turner and others argued the will case before Circuit Judge Hean after an earlier county court ruling favored the contestees. The circuit court received the county trial transcript as the appeal moves forward. Representing the contestants are Carter & Haly. the contestees are McCourt & Phelps and Judge Fee.
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Turner Will
Hean
Gilliland
Ciicuit
Circuit Court
Alvin F. Turner
Carter & Haly
Commencement at Ot Andrews Celebrates School Year
The St. Andrew's Mission school on the Umatilla reservation held its annual commencement with a fine program, a 14 member band, and student exhibits. Father J. Chianale praised the year as among the most successful in his 17 years. About 40 boys and 60 girls attended from across the reservation, with art, needlework, writing, and painting on display. A 14-year-old pupil Philip Gagnon painted a portrait of Bishop O'Reilly. Hundreds from Indian and French communities gathered at the mission near Pendleton, with Mother Stanislaus and Pendleton Sisters present.
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St. Andrew's Mission School
Umatilla
Chotus Cecsaeesnas
J. Chianale
Philip Gagnon
Bishop O'Reilly
Stanislaus
Pendleton Sisters
St. Francia
Blue Mountains
Pendleton
J. Dannania
Fair Pavilion for Fourth at Pendleton County Fair
Pendleton will host a grand Fourth of July celebration in the county fair pavilion with free dances and band concerts all afternoon. Broncho busting contests precede a day of shade, seats, and music as local merchants fund and invite county residents to enjoy an old fashioned holiday. Traveling eliver trowel arrives in Cheyenne carried by Denver Masons and to be hosted by Cheyenne and Acacia lodges for 39 days.
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Strevia
O. RK. & N. Depot
Pendleton
Umatilla
Armory Hall
Fourth Cavalry Band
Walla Walla
Eagles
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Tribune
Denver
Oriental Lodge No. 78
Cheyenne Lodge No. 1
Acacia Lodge No. 11
Chestnne Misons
Ptah
Tollaho
Celebration Managers Meet For Fourth Of July Plans
W A Crank chairman of the general committee calls a meeting of the celebration committee tonight. All general committee members, Boost club board of managers, and sub committee chairs are urged to attend at 7180 in the Commercial association rooms to review plans and select day attractions.
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W. A. Crank
Boost Club
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W. T. Schofield
Astoria
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McKiey
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