Mutinies Reported in Two Regiments at Novogergiev Fort
The article notes mutinies in one artillery and one infantry regiment at the Novogergiev fortress and a peasants action at the Zawadki estate in Siedice, with 76,000 rubles seized and widespread violence against Jews amid broader European financial unease and an attempted assassination of Governor Trepoff by a disguised woman.
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Wareiw
Novogergievek
Zawadki
Siedice
Joaw
Berlin
Tien
Caroll
Peneiia
Ot Nioshin
Cooh Mate Infant
Saloons Close Across Ohio Over Liquor Tax Rise
June 19 report notes the first $1,000 liquor tax payment due tomorrow under the new act. Hundreds of saloons close statewide while remaining bars plan to drop free lunch, raise beer prices, and cut costs to offset higher operating expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Alkin Inn
Ohio
Lost and Demented
Ogden Utah June 19 George F L Crotwell a prominent Union Pacific civil engineer was found this morning nearly naked wandering in a demon state near Devil's Gate Weber county unable to tell how he got there he may have been lost through illness or distress
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Ogden
George FL Crotfull
Union Pacific
Devil's Gate
Weber Convotl
Moya
Fenced Public Domain Indictment and Portland Hubups
Helena June 19 Chris Koehler a wealthy cattleman from Hastingen Neb indicted for fencing the public domain He was sentenced to 12 hours in jail and a fine of 250 Pendleton residents returned from Portland on the early morning train BE C Sitiles Roosevelt Sperry Johnson Grey Lampkin Cartoad of cattle shipped to Tacoma A carload of beef cattle shipped to Thomas Inet last night over the W C R by Schofield Cooler weather and showers prevail in Chicago.
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Helena
Mont
Chris Koehler
Hastingen
Neb
Pendleton
Portland
C. Sitiles
RF. Roosevelt
Paul Sperry
Wl Johnson
Charles Grey
Fred Lampkin
Tacoma
Thoma
Schofield
Coet
W. J. Bozan
Warren
Chicago
Hoover
Official State Returns Salem June 10 Election Totals
Official rotons of the election of Tune 4 list Governor George FB Chamberlain Democrat 404 United States senator Jonathan Bourne Republican 810% con gress first Mieteler W RR Pilla Republican 2004 Woman suffrage 10 178.
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Salem
George FB
Chamberlain
Brown Confirms Retaining French for Two Months
J T Brown newly appointed Pendleton post master was confirmed by the senate. He indicated Charles French the present port master would likely stay on for July and August, giving him an old appointee during the early part of his administration. All other port office staff remain under civil service. Brown plans to continue as waiter superintendent as the office faces heavy work due to north side construction. no successor to Brown is chosen until his resignation is resolved.
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French
Civil Service
J.T. Brown
Pendleton
Senate
Brown
Charles French
Nesintant
Port Office
Civil Service Vale
Tallman chosen as school director to fill vacancy
Joseph Tallman was elected yesterday afternoon to the school board seat vacated by Walter M. Pierce. The election passed quietly with no other candidate. The board now includes Lee Teutach, Dr. C. J. Smith, EB. lL. Smith, T. O. Hailey, Joseph Tallman, John Hailey Jr., with the clerk to be chosen by the directors.
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Joseph Tallman
Walter M. Pierece
Mr. Tallman
Lee Teutach
C. J. Smith
EB. Ll. Smith
T. O. Hailey
John Hailey, Jr
Two Arrests on Gaming Charge and Robbery Claim
A report details two arrests over a gaming charge at the Merchant's Bar following a robbery claim involving W. T. Cramer. Proprietor Bennett and another man face charges of permitting gambling. Cramer identified a watch and money as losses from the night. Court proceedings continued with defense requests for time to prepare. Additional items note shipping feeder costs and a political candidacy by Colonel W. W. Lumpkin.
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W. T. Cramer
Bennett
Cramer
Eeking
Marshall Gurdane
Lelief
Dronky
Charine
Mar
City Bonds Are Good Security in San Francisco Lockout
After weeks of anxious negotiating the San Francisco delegation led by Lane secured a government price of 12 million dollars on depots in local banks. The move, approved by the treasury secretary, ends much of the waterfront tension as most unions resume allegiance while cooks and stewards and schooner owners remain opposed. The lockout backbone weakened as ships return to the maine dock and Korea sails for the Orient with a full cargo.
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Valon
San Franciseo
Washington
Sun Francisco
Lane
Secretary of the Treasury
San Francisco
San Francislco City
Treasury
White House
San Francien
Ellements
United Shipping & Tratepartition Asocution
Paeile Mal Company
Nner Korea
Orient
Thorelas
Floveilores
Korea
Wbrtimaly Wreken
Teveilores
Eyedorem
Apple Crop Outlook For Grand Ronde Valley
The Grand Ronde valley forecast shows 4 carloads of fruit this year per section and apples at 14 cars, peaches plums and cherries 20 cars, with 146000 bearing trees of 200000. In five years total bearing trees reach 200000, yielding about 1,468 carloads and potential valley income near 1,000,000 dollars annually.
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Grand Roni Valley
Pte
Accident disrupts Boswell ride. mule escapes
G. BR Boswell, while trying to ride his horse after plowing all day, was thrown to the ground. He tore his new overalls costing 42 cents, injuring only the funny bone of his elbow. His mule escaped, causing worry, yet his Christian disposition kept him from railing at God. Wilson Times reports from North Carolina.
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G. BR. Boswell
Meat Bill Passes House With Inspection Funding
Washington and St Louis reports detail the House action on the meat inspection bill authorizing a $3,000,000 annual appropriation for inspection costs and waiving certain provisions. The measure eliminates a date on packing labels and excludes an inspector’s performance review. Separate action includes militia funding of $2.4 million for rifle practice and a $25 million proposal for the president’s travel expenses.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hous Committee On Agriculture
House
Cowan
Texas
Secretary of Agriculture
Irrigation Congress Set for Boise Six Day Session
Boise Idaho prepares for the 14th National Irrigation Congress from September with Overside Park near the depot as the main venue. The theater seats 2200 and a adjoining pavilion will serve as committee rooms while exhibits of skins grasses fruit and sugar beets are promised as the Northwest's best. Delegates will tour the district to view completed irrigation projects and new undertakings, highlighting progress and future aims.
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Citivéne
Boise
Iaha
National Irrigation Congress
Loren
Burned to Death in Cabin on Crooked Creek Ranch
A Cabin fire on the Chandler ranch in Crooked Creek valley Lake county destroyed an old house. Investigators found charred remains and believe a stranger with blankets, seen near the cabin Monday evening, may have been cremated in the blaze. The item cites the Klamath Faith Express report by John G. A. Leleschman of Pittsburgh.
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Chandler Ranch
Crooked Creek Valley
Lake County
Klamath Faith Express
Wool Pool Breaks at Lewiston as Buyers Act
Lewiston Idaho June 19 wool pool of 600000 pounds formed by local sheepmen was broken this morning by a buyers combine. About 20000 pounds sold at private sales including 15600 pounds belonging to Madden estate at 20 cents and 4000 pounds Shufelt at 14 cents. Madden clip bought by Witkinson for Koshland Co of Hartford Conn. Second wool sale opened at Shaniko with over 50000 pounds disposed by local buyers led by McLennan. About 168000 pounds expected. prices from 18.5 to 24.5 cents per pound.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Maden Ecannte
Shufelt
Madden
Shaniko
McLennan
Yakima
Tite
Severn
Kittitas
Kittitas County
Premont
Yakima Repubtte
Death of Governor Pattison at Milford Ohio
John M Pattison governor of Ohio died of Brights disease at 4 30 p m Monday at his Milford home 16 miles east of here He will be buried near his home after services in the Methodist church His widow and two daughters were present A week ago he was carried home from his inauguration as governor Ohians await burial arrangements Lieut Governor Borris says he will not assume office before Pattisons funeral and will retain Pattison appointees for a time
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Eaton
Borris
Mr. Pattison
Pattisnn
Contractor killed near Guaymas in Cananea extension
In El Paso on June 10 a railroad contractor named W. L. Slinkard, noted as a southwest figure, was killed by Yaquis while working on an extension of the Cananea Yaqui river and Pacific railroad near Guaymas. No further details are provided.
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Fl Paso
W. L. Slinkard
Bonore
Cananea
Yaou River
Guaymas
Defends the Dental Board Amid Licensure Allegations
A Portland dispatch reports Dean Miller of North Pacific Dental College claims six candidates in his June class were disqualified by the board. Dr Bundy faces charges of pressuring applicants for fees. Dr Vaughan defends the board as uncorrupted and says most accusations are false. Licenses remain limited to board-approved names. some students struggled with practical tests, affecting pass rates. Wool market updates follow with Yakima and Kittitas figures and next price expectations.
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Portland
Dean Miller
North Pacific Dental College
Dr. Bundy
Bundy
Vaughan
Dental College
Miller
Pavilion Planned On College Street For Fourth Of July
A large Fourth of July meeting approved erecting a 45 by 90 foot pavilion on College street by the courthouse grounds for forenoon speaking and evening dancing. The fire department and 10 city companies will participate in a illuminated parade with a pyrotechnic display.
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Commercial Association
College Street
Court House
Mesera
Teutsoh
Cohen
Muale
Rader
Roosevelt
W Ro Ellis
Lowell
L. R. Traver
Lee Moorhouse
Roy Alexander
Ernest Ruppe
Allie Knight
Amusement Committee
C. J. Ferguson
K. J. Taylor
Charles Gray
Examinations Finish as Twenty Five Pass Eighth Grade
Twenty five of thirty county pupils passed the second eighth grade examination. District entries list recipients including Milton-Raymond Rinker and Laura Gunn in District No 31 and others in Nos 18 19 54 49 90 29. The examining board was led by Mrs Colenworthy and others. Over 1800 carloads of merchandise stood on Southern Pacific tracks in Oakland awaiting unloading.
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Ten Fallones
Milton
Raymond Rinker
Laura Gunn
Clifford Seyi
Rennwhitdere
Blondel Richey
Clarenge @Keneweth
Erma Kent
Hazel Dittobrand
Eva Dickey
Lorena Stone
Martlet
Southern Pacific
Oakland
Portlane Reporter: Emma Whitson Sentenced in Fraud Case
June 19 report states Mrs. Emma L. Whitson, former panlor of A. J. Puter, faced conviction for complicity in fraud. She was remanded to federal custody and held in the ADA jail awaiting sentence.
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Novogorgievsk
Zawadki Estate
New York
Trepoff
Riesia
Trepoft
S. Petersburg
Prince Har- Ishkin
Ciel Beginger
Nebraska
Portinnil
Tallman
Pierce
Peneton
Merchants
Mars
C. Bonett
Bonetts
Fite Gerald
M. Bonett
Molonk
I. P. Wintera
Bonett
W. W. Lumpkin
South Croling
Toe
Ren ‘Tillman
Unitedtates Senate
Grand Ronde Valley
Wenry
Boswell
Committee
Bolke
John G. A. Leleschman
Pittsbury
Turkey
Switzerland
Heston
Ty Frank Lee
Judd, Root & Co
Hartford, Conn
Pattison
Bright
Yaquis
Maxton
Dental Board
Lincoln
State Board
Larkin
Yyakinia Wool Data
Merced
Uumimated
Pireworky
Marel
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