Oregon National Guard to encamp in Willamette Valley
Governor Geer and Adjutant General Gantenbein announce eight day encampment for July 17 to 24 in the Willamette valley with central location and instruction for the Oregon National Guard. The naval battalion stationed in Portland is disbanded after failure to secure a training ship and government control for the naval reserve. The guard is deemed large enough with 26 infantry companies and two cavalry troops, no new companies planned.
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Portland
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Naval Reserve
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Panies
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James Jackson
Co. Spencer
Oregon City
Eugene
Ashland
Woodburn
Roseberg
Salem
Albany
Grants Pass
Mountains
Baker City
la Grande
Dalles
Italy trades unions meet in Florence with Zeasio speech
The national congress of Trades' Unions of Italy with 82 artisan associations in Florence heard Chevalier Vittorio Zeasio, World's Fair representative, speak on Italy and the United States trade. Resolutions urged expanding Italy's exports via U S expos and invited official Italian government participation in the St Louis exposition to raise Italy's profile.
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National Congress of Trades’ Unions of Italy
Florence
Vittorio Zeasio
World's Fair
Italy
United States
Congress
St. Louis
Special Train to Walla Walla From Pendleton at 6 30 PM
A special O R and N train leaves Pendleton at 6 30 PM for Pendleton residents wishing to see a first class ball game and visit friends in Walla Walla. The round trip fare is one dollar, advertising a pleasant outing.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Pendleton Names in Town and Travel Notes
J W Smith visits from Athena A Hunt from Walla Walla in town H H Hallock departs for Portland F J Brownell at Golden Rule from La Grande C A Barrett Athena businessman at Hotel Pendleton Mrs Frank Sharpstein of Walla Walla guest of Miss Mable Nye J E Beam Pendleton visits Thursday J H Lawrey Salem for legal business Thomas Parry Spokane guests Miss Olive Jones ill at sister Mrs William Masterson Dr W R Campbell from ranch wheat look good E F Redd leaves for Washburna to search homestead E F Chapler Athena base ball team leaves for home John Timmerman Helix reports fine wheat Elmer Starr Eugene University en route to Dayton Mise Harriet Thompson Pendleton Henry Weir passes through Pendleton Henry Weir heads to Echo Mrs Dave Horn and daughter Blanche from Upper McKay bound for California Leonard Larone Mrs Thomas J Tweedy Mrs Carrie Sturdevant return from Portland Mrs George A Hartman back from Portland with Miss Jessie Hartman Rev Rosine M Edwards arrives for summer Freewater Times A D Stillman Pendleton to give oration freewater celebration James Clark Lebanon ill with bronchitis Herman Schwartz arrives Pendleton from Ohio David Atkins leaves for Moscow Hallock returns to Pendleton Miss Hallock praises Pendleton Drake Wood returns to Portland after health trip RK Story and wife in town J W Morrow Mor Palace ad for sale W Dunbar Roosevelt appointee for U S land office in Vancouver discussed.
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E. F. Redd
Byers
Washbtuona
E. F. Chapler
Athena
John Timmerman
Helix
Timmerman
Elmer Starr
Eugene University
L. E. Penland
Dayton
Heppner Gazette
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G. W. Phelps
Pendleton
Henry Weir
Honerman Hardware Company
Echo
Dave Horn
Blanche
Upper
McKay
California
Jessie Hartman
St. Helen's Hall
Rosine M. Edwards
Woodcock Academy
Athanium
Wash
Edwards
Freewater
A. D. Stillman
James Clark
Lebanon
Linn County
Clark
Herman Schwartz
Ohio
Umatilis
Priest River
Idaho
David Atkins
J. E. Rubedew
St. Joe
Moscow
Atkins
Port Huron
Mich
Hallock
W. P. Dutton
Northwest
Oregon
RK. E. Story
McMinnville
Milton
Court adjourns after jury verdicts in damages cases
In district court this morning a verdict was returned for the defendant in the John Frye vs Charles Cunningham suit over damages to grain and pasture by Cunningham sheep. The jury comprised R C Hager Hoeh McLean W M Scott S T Phillipe O P Bowman James Laing A Miller H C Mills John N Bahr J W McCormack L E Penland. The J M Walker vs First National Bank of Athena trial began with jury selection, the panel including H L Frazier James Laing G H McDonald S T Phillips Alex Manning D Howdyshell H C Mills E W Suiste J W McCormack A B Thompson W M Scott M M Whrick.
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Charles Cunningham
Cunningham
Fire
R.C. Hager
Hoeh McLean
W. M. Scott
S. T. Phillipe
Has-Beens Will Mix in London Championship Fights
New York observers mock the London coronation bouts with a lineup of aging American boxers and a few British rivals. The 134-pound world title opens tonight between Spike Sullivan and Jabez White, followed by a week of matchups including Denver Ed Martin versus Bob Armstrong and Joe Walcott versus Tommy West, culminating in the heavyweight clash Tom Sharkey versus Gus Ru lin.
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New York
London
Spike” Sullivan
America
Jabez White
England
Denver
Ed” Martin
Bob” Armstrong
Joe” Walcott
Overland Trotting Meeting Opens at Denver Colorado
Racing at Overland in Denver opens today with the Overland Trotting and Running Association meeting promising a very successful event. Nearly 20 thousand dollars in stake and special races are offered. The opening day feature is the Colorado Derby at one and one eighth miles.
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Denver
Colo
Overland Trotting and Running Association
Colorado
New Treaty With Spain Aims For Cheaper Terms
The article notes plans for a new treaty with Spain intended to reduce costs relative to the current agreement. It highlights cost savings and ongoing negotiations without detailing specific provisions or dates.
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Spain
Weary Willie Tried to Force Loan on Parrish in Echo
B P Parrish of Cold Springs went to Echo to have his hand dressed after striking a would be robber on the jaw Friday. A f leeing weary Willie approached and asked for fifty cents alleging the man would loan him money for booze. Parrish refused and the assailant grabbed him and tried to pinion his arms and reach his pocket. Parrish struck the attacker, knocking him cold for several minutes, and left with his hand in a sling. He had been carrying 150 dollars and avoided further robbery.
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B. P. Parrish
Cold Springs
Echo
Starvation Cure Promoted By Stomach Bitters
A young man nearly died of starvation in a large city before recovery after small meals. The advert notes many starve themselves fearing food, weak stomachs, and poor digestion. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is advertised as a remedy restoring digestion and curing various ailments.
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