Opinion on Chosen School Director Race and Plans
The piece reports on the election for a school director, noting that Leon Cohen backed Mr. Smith against Mr. Conklin. It highlights Mr. Smith as a capable, well-regarded candidate with strong interest in improving schools, building harmony, and cooperating with the board despite opposition. The article mentions the district’s building issues and the public focus on athletics as a secondary matter.
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Pioneer reunion and banquet in Portland June 21
The Oregon pioneers reunion in Portland on June 22 attracts hundreds from Willamette Valley. The program includes opening prayer, De Caprio band music, welcome address, and Hon. Charles B. Moores speech followed by a banquet for about 400 pioneers planned by 100 Portland women.
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Was No Bull Fight in Portland and Cow Incident elsewhere
Portland report says the Humane Society blocked a scheduled bull fight at 2 p m. Lewiston reported a fatal goring as Mrs David Pugh died after an infuriated milk cow injured her yesterday evening.
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Sensational San Francisco Suicide After Rejected Suit
James Binck a tailor in San Francisco shot himself to death after a dramatic chase by police and bystanders. Earlier he begged his rejected beloved Erhel Hunt to shoot him, but she refused. He dropped the revolver, fled, was held at bay, then a policeman shot him and he killed himself.
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Spokane Interstate Fair offers pursed race for women
The Spokane Interstate Fair Association offers a $600 purse for a ladies relay race with entries open to all. Plan calls for a five day event covering four miles daily with horse changes, aiming to represent various Columbia Basin counties. Manager Congreve outlines entry details from Culdesac Spokane. Culdesac destroyed by fire. entire business district burned. loss around $20,000. blaze suspected incendiary origin.
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Fairbanks of Indiana to Run for Vice President
Chicago dispatch reports Fairbanks of Indiana positioned for the vice presidential nomination at a Chicago convention. Roosevelt loyalty shifts, Cortelyou ahead for national chair, Western states press statehood and anti polygamy planks, four Western women delegates present, and plans for early adjournment emerge as sessions begin.
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Resignation of Indian Agent Wilkins in Umatilla County
Charles W. Wilkins resigns from his 20 year post as Indian agent in Umatilla County effective July 1 to enter private business. Popular with Indians, he faced a civil service era start and was long trusted for his administration. Unclear successor as department reviews the vacancy amid lingering questions about replacement. Portland Mine resumes with non union workers after a military linked commission weighs eligibility. unionists barred from the property.
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Bodies Recovered After S.S. Slocum Disaster Rises
New York and Trenton dispatches report 140 more bodies found, totaling 746 with 74 unidentified at the morgue. A thunderstorm brought corpses to surface. two four inch guns to be fired along the river. Damages sought include $65,000 relief fund and $60,000 for a parent who lost four children. Witnesses describe poor discipline and lack of protective measures aboard the Steamer Slocum.
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Rumor on Konmerell Tender to Paul Morton Suppressed
Chicago June 21 A rumor circulated that Konmerell had tendered the navy partially to Paul Morton, second vice president of the Santa Fe. Morton said this morning no statement should be made except by the president, noting the subject’s high honor and preferring not to discuss it.
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Tailors and Cutters Strike Across New York and Wisconsin
Twenty thousand tailors and 3000 cutters struck the open shop in New York today. amid nationwide labor unrest. Sheriff G. Harris of St Croix county Wisconsin was shot and killed on a train Monday while attempting to arrest the man who killed Havre Montana city marshal earlier this month. The murderer remains at large.
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