Three Aviators Die in European Aeroplane Race
Paris death toll mars the opening of the Paris Belgium Holland London aeroplane race. Three aviators killed, five injured as spectators and troops clash with crowds. A French officer is reported to be dying as immunity to the perilous event continues.
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London
Firma Arte
Icice
Belgium
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Club Luncheon Planned by Pen-Metan Club Officials
The Pen-Metan Commercial club schedules its monthly luncheon at Baghiw-Woolmen hall for Friday evening with the Methodist church ladies serving a full meal. Secretary Jock Keefe plans a big gathering, likely 200 guests, and a program to please members and prospective members. Keefe also works on material for the Madison Square Garden expo in New York. William Jones and daughter sail to Seattle for Broadway High School commencement exercises where Miss Minnie Jones will graduate this spring.
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Pen- Metan Commercial Club
Baghiw-Woolmen
Methodist Church
Jock Keefe
Commercial Club
Senta
Keefe
Madison Square Garden
New York
New York American
William Jones
Ernest Temple
Seattle
Broadway High School
Minnie Jones
New course added for public school music at Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon Agricultural College adds a summer session course in teaching public school music with Miss Mabell A. Garrett of Baker as instructor. No extra fee beyond $5 registration. tuition covers room and board. The program includes training in teaching methods, drawing, and chorus work for teachers.
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Oregon Agricultural College
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Dams Planned by Klickitat Irrigation in Mount Adame Canyon
The Klickitat Irrigation & DOWOr Company seeks U S funding to build two large storage dams for fruncation waiter in Mount Adame area. One dam at Mel Lake would discharge into the lake via a concrete masonry structure. the other a longer canyon dam on the Wifokitmt river, 840 feet long and 840 feet high, storing 187 216 acre feet of water.
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Yekima Woaeh
Mount Adame
Mount A
United States
Klickitat Irrigation & Dowor Company
Mel Lake
Pendleton to Form New Local Band This Fall
Veteran band director Chatitteey Haynes plans forming a self supporting amateur band in Pendleton. A September return is planned after a conference at the Commercial club rooms with Secretary Keefe and the special committee. Haynes, formerly with Detroit bands, aims for 30 to 40 members and will oversee instruction fees. He will stay in touch with local leaders over the next two months.
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Pendleton
Chatitteey Haynes
Ely
Haynes
Keefe
Wheat crops to be largest in history in Pacific Northwest
Portland report shows the Pacific Northwest wheat crop set to be among the largest ever with an estimated 565,000,000 bushels this fall. Eastern Oregon and Washington yields are excellent. Oregon 16,509,000 bushels, Washington 27,500,000, Idaho 11,600,000.
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Portland
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Cotton Carnival Opens in Fall River with Parades and Contests
A June 20 Cotton Carnival summary reports attendees arriving to witness events in Fall River Massachusetts. The program features an automobile parade hill climbing and yachting competitions. President Taft is expected to arrive Friday.
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Mass
Nin
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White House hosts lavish wedding anniversary event
Washington reports many guests at the White House lawn as President Tatt did not attend the executive office. Elaborate decorations adorned the venue while attendees celebrated a large anniversary in a formal reception on June 14.
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Dick Ferris Gains Publicity With Road Race Plot
Dick Ferris former president of Lower California argues his motive was publicity for the Panama-Pacific road race at San Francisco. He claims government predicaments were used to influence the case as he faces United States Court charges for neutrality violations.
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Wickershim c
Dick Ferris
Lower California
Nin
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Joeveralifornia
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Georgia Farmers Favor Reciprocity Debate Opens in Vega
Georgia farmers generally favor reciprocity with Canada, according to members of the Farmers' Cooperative and Educational Union at the state convention in Vega. A successor to President Emmet Cathaniss, elected to the legislature, will be chosen, with rules prohibiting members from holding political or state office while serving as an official of the organization.
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Georgia
Viegeral
Canada
Farmers’ Co-operative and Educational Union
Emmet Cathaniss
Far
Revolt Leaders Arraigned in California Neutrality Case
In Los Angeles on June 1 a preliminary examination was held in U S district court for Fer ris Magoon Rivera and Figueron leaders of the revolt in Lower California. General Pryce, who led the revolution, is among the prisoners charged with violating neutrality laws.
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United States
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Magoon
Rivera
Figueron
Revoluton
Lower
California
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Open Kentucky Press Association session with editors
The convention opens in Leansville with leading editors from the state and smaller cities on the program. The annual session will continue through Friday with speakers and open discussions planned.
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Pon Pussere
Putiie
Kentucky Press
Leansville
Tife
Moran to recount assault details after knife attack
Mike Moran, victim of Andreola’s Knife, faces recovery with statements due from Ty. I. B. Ringo, while District Attorney Pruitt presents evidence of clubs and improvised weapons from the Melee. Five Italian defendants receive preliminary hearings. the case may lead to a third legal battle as funds are raised. Wilde Bowman hotel clerk Wildhima Meise returns to Pendleton after two months in Columbia.
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Tratiane
M. Peterson
Montroxen
Porhuid
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Chem
WC. E. Pruitt
Mike Moran
Andriolats
Wildhima Meise
Bowman Hotel
Pendleton
Columbny
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Warner Will Controversy Drives Rehearing Motion
Mabel Warner refuses to yield in the estate dispute of James Younes, with her attorney D W Bailey preparing a motion for a supreme court rehearing. Bailey argues lack of jurisdiction due to Caroline Phillips dying January 11 1910 and no legal representative for her, while opponents note the court previously ruled and did not dismiss the case.
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Ape
Supreme Court
Mabel Warner
James Youne
Aenrnether
Tower Court
D. W. Bailey
Lee Moorhouse
Supreme
Ing
Brial
Bailey
McBride
Caroline Phillips
Bean
Dam Gandits Add Two More Victims To List Of Injured
New York reports the Zeamene strike disrupts shipping as Southern Pacific freighters are docked. Seamens' officials say the strike may swell injuries this week. Griffin, VP of the American Seamen's union, plans a Morgan line walkout. Morgue station has 260 strikebreakers ready.
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DAM Gandits
New York
Southern Pacific Line
Seamens’ Association
Firiffin
America Seamens’ Union
Morgan Line
Morgue
Demented Man Detained After Ardenwald Murder
Two men believed demented are jailed in Portland after a murder at Ardenwald. One man was found near Sycamore station with four weeks of dynamite and confined with saloon. The report notes their suspected involvement and the police findings.
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Portland
Ardenwald
Sycamore Station
Sialon
Banks in Pullman Show Record Deposit Strength
Pullman banks report strong deposits led by Pullman State Bank with 263 722 66 on hand the largest seasonally. Firat National and Farm ere state banks also report sizable totals pushing total local deposits over 460 0400. Officers Whit hen ronnty and Garfield appear in bank notices amid a general financial strength in the city.
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Wash
Pullman State Bank
Firat National
Farmere’ State Bank
Tullman State Bank
Battle
WITNP
B.C. Metrotkey
Garfield
Te Preten
Wedded at Barton Doings Of Mr and Mrs Wall
Alfred R. Bartle and Miss Charlotte H. Wall were united in marriage at Barton in the first ceremony described. The bride, a Western Onegunm schoolteacher, has recently competed for a prize ford at Aldepe cupm. After a lavish reception the couple left by the first train for Enterprise to begin their life together.
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Booed Wall
Barty
Alftred R. Bartle
H. Wall
Nuirrlige
Aldepe
Evelyn See's Trial Opens in Chicago
Evelyn See, founder of the War Commonwealth, faces a charge of contributing to the delinquency of Milfred Bridges, 17, as the crowded Chicago courtroom hears her defense. See asserts Bridges left home with parental consent after hearing from her father, denying enticement by See and stressing moral virtue.
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Chicago
Evelyn See
Commonwealth
Milfred Hridges
See
Bridges
Sitnour See
Stephen Bridges
Cantwell
Former Pendleton Woman Excels as Stenography Expert
Eighty three Holmes business college students graduated in a formal ceremony at the hall. Highlights included blindfold typewriting by Mrs. Rose L. Huston and medal awards for typewriting stenography and bookkeeping. William F. Keen won the Jane Connor Typewriting Medal. Mrs. Rose Huston won the stenographic medal. James Garner the bookkeeping medal. Mrs. Huston formerly lived in Pendleton.
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Holmes Business College
Ros L. Huston
William F. H. Keen
Jane Connor
Rose J. Huston
James Garner
Rose L. Huston
Pendleton
Ranchman Shot Near Temple In Desperado Pursuit
A posse and residents along the Oregon Short Line chase desperadoes who killed Conductor Kidd and fatally wounded Deputy Sheriff Jones. A deputy sheriff was shot in Temple. two suspects were pursued toward Rig Bridge as a long pursuit spread through nearby towns.
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Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake
Kidd
Jonesem
Titacher
Thie
Purdy 15 Fined For Misdemeanor
Thomas A. Purdy formerly of this city was charged with assault with intent to murder his wife and two children and Mrs J By Saverance. A jury in Judge Stockslager s court found him guilty of a misdemeanor and he was fined 250 dollars and costs with six months in jail in default. The defense claimed filcholic insanity and a conspiracy claim was offered by the wife. County Attorney A R Hicks led the prosecution with local lawyers assisting. The trial consumed the entire day Wednesday with a jury secured.
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Thomas A. Purdy
Wimberly
J. By
Saverance
Wwe
Jules Stockslager
Ate
Aim
A. R Hicks
C. Oo. Longley
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Bh. Wiliams
Ofense
Maryland Hawkera association meeting opens in Ma Park
The sixteenth annual Maryland Hawkera association meeting begins in Denr Park Ma with topics on bank stock taxation and interest on deposits. Governor Crothers A Platt Andrews assistant secretary of the treasury and several members of congress will address the bankers.
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Denr Park
Maryland Hawkera’ Association
Crothers
A. Platt Andrews
Congress
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