Crowning of King Haakon At Trondheim Event
The royal accession ceremony at Trondheim drew many Americans and European envoys. Prince Chilwetharn of Denmark and the Dutch embassy arrived aboard royal yacht and steamer Tromp while guards protected ambassadors. An anarchist round up occurred, and Norwegian Americans planned travel across northern Norway and back to Ton Won with a Rhine trip followed by homebound plans.
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Dinaleh
Chilwetharn
Denmark
Haakon
Tromp
Embaden
Thie Myarning
Chas
Sweden
Gibeon
Wonorta
Euroapean
Pekion
Bony
Tronedbifen
Pryan
Norway
Ton- Won
Penitentiary Sentence for Lewi Held Morning
Sheriff Taylor released Tor Salem to penitentiary for two years as Lewi the Echo hold up artist. Stone, the other penitentiary candidate, remains in county jail awaiting appeal action, though none is expected at present.
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T. D. Taylor
Salem
Lewi
Echo
Stone
Lodoux Case Closing In Emma Leroux Trial At Stockton
Stockton California June 21 The defense in Emma Leroux trial today. The prosecution will probably close by Saturday noon. The state law declares that murder by poisons first degree, consequently the verdict will have to be either life imprisonment or acquittal.
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Stockton
Cal
Emma Leroux Cyee Ie
Muriter
Polsons
Hanelne
Arvan Arrives in Trondhjem Seeking Democratic Shift
William J. Arvan arrived in Trondhjem Norway on June 21 stating he could not discuss Telitier after such a long absence but is certain the Democrats will adopt a Progressive policy.
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Trondhjem
Norway
William J. Arvan
Telitier
Digger John Jorman Convicted in Recorder Court
In the afternoon session John Jorman a well digger received a sentence of eight to ten days for selling liquor to Indiana. Deputy Waters arrested MMe for selling liquor to Charley Whirlwind and Laman yesterday. He dented his gun in the police court but Indiana testified again and the evidence remained conclusive.
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John Jorman
Indiana
Mme
Waters
Charley Whirlwind
Laman
Wages Raised at Fall River Affects Mill Operatives
In Fall River Moss on June 21 the cotton manufacturers granted operatives a 14 percent wage increase. About 25,000 workers will benefit, effective July 2. Also from Berlin on June 21 the Kaiser appointed his brother Prince Henry of Prussia as commander in chief of the German navy.
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Fall River
Moss
Berlin
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Dementia Victim Dies In Home Fire Incident
Portland report describes Mrs Margaret Emmett a 71 year old resident who suffered religious dementia and set herself ablaze at her home on the night of June 21. She poured oil on her clothes and struck a match, burning to death in the morning aftermath.
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Portland
Mra
Margaret Emmett
Thin City
Reduced Coal Rates Aimed at Winter Stockpiling
The Oregon Railroad and Navigation lines offer 60 cents per ton off storage coal purchased between June 15 and August 1. A 20 cent per ton freight cut and 25 cent per ton price reduction apply to purchases for future use. Buyers must sign a declaration that coal is for storage, not immediate consumption, to ease winter shortages in the Inland Empire and prevent famine. The offer extends to Baker City, Walla Walla, Colfax, Pendleton, and other towns facing storage constraints.
Woolen Mills in Operation at Pendleton Mill
Five looms now in operation at Pendleton woolen mill leased to Mr Sheuerman. First finished rider robes produced today after a week of partial operation. Charles Shepard as superintendent. full capacity expected soon with orders pouring in from western sites. Lead salesman Arnel Shearer will tour Portland and western states for six months.
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Pendleton
Sheuerman
Charles Shepard
Fee Monti
Portland
Sound Country
Wyoming
Oregon counties show growth beyond Multnomah
The Portland Oregonian reviews official election returns listing Marion 6099 votes Lane ? , Chekamas A792 Linn 4655 Mmatilla 4799 and Faker 4919 as the six most populous counties outside Multnomah. It notes western and southern Oregon gaining faster than the east, with farming and homes expanding as rail prospects rise.
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Portland
Oregonian
Crsefon
Multnomah
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Lane
Bot
Chekamas
Linn
Mmatilla
Faker
Observaton
Oregon
Cascadee
Enstern Oremon
Inland Empire
Ex-Alderman Acquitted in Missouri Perjury Case
Macon Missouri June 21 Padward Al Spright and another former St Louis aldermen were acquitted of perjury charges. The circuit attorney then dismissed the bribery charge, ending the case.
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Macon
Padward al- Spright
St Louie
Wos
Danish Schooner Bertha Sunk After Collision Near Goodwin
Danish schooner Bertha sunk off South Goodwin by collision with a Dutch tank steamer. Several crew members drowned and the captain's son was the sole survivor.
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Dover
Feneland
Bertha
Goodwin Wehtehip
Mpleht
McHooner
Senate and House Favor High Level Canal
Washington June 21 The senate rejected Hopking's lock canal amendment 36 to 314 and adopted the bill as amended to a lock canal. The house already approved the lock canal 110 to 29 and the president’s endorsement ends the debate in about eight years. Railroad men asked I C C to address coal relations with Pennsylvania Central Thayer testified. Immunity bill conference discussed. Senate passed St Louis Bridge bill granting eminent domain.
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Senate
House
Washington
Kittredge
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Prizes for Inland Empire Essay Contest
A $50 reward invites Inland Empire students and youths under 21 to submit essays on Northwest history. Entrants must reside in the Inland Empire and not be regular college or normal school students. Send entries to Miss Caroline Warhaway, Public Diary, Spokane by November 1. winners announced December 1.
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Inland Empire
Caroline Warhaway
Public Diary
Spokane
Weber Must Hang For Parents’ Murder Ruling
The California Supreme Court confirmed the lower court sentence of Adolph Weber, Auburn youth, to be hanged for killing his father and mother. The attorney general’s office must resolve a dispute over sheep assessments between Benton and Yakima counties as wintered sheep moved between counties. Police Officer Boekman was shot and killed by a man he had arrested in Denver, in a district with many Black residents. FE M Sutton, a leading surgeon in Illinois, died by suicide in Peoria.
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San Francisco
The
Supreme Court Today
Lower Court
Adolph Weber
Benton
Yaktown
Yakima County
Benton County
Yakima
Desidendale Sentinel
Boekman
Jana
Denver
Milton Teachers Salary Rises Under New Plan
At a Milton school board meeting the salaries of retained teachers rose from 59 to 60 dollars per month. New hires for the year start at 50 dollars, with increases after more than a year. The town attracts families due to schools and moral surroundings, benefiting both public schools and Columbia College.
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Milton
Jne
Jhut
Columbia College
Rerl~dente
Pacific Coast Baseball Results and Banking Convention
Pacific Coast Baseball reports Portland beats San Francisco five to two. Seattle loses to Tacoma. Aberdeen loses to Gray's Harbor. Oakland defeats Los Angeles. Also the Washington State Bankers Association convention opens in Tacoma with bankers from Sheens attending. BE. T. Coman presides. Dr Belle Ferguson elected The Dalles school director, first woman on the board.
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Tacoma
Aberdeen
Gray's Harbor
Putte
Oakland
Los Angeles
Wash
Washington State Bunkers’ Association
Sheens
BE. T. Coman
Colfax
Desociations
M. F. Backus
Seattle
Robert Moody
Everett
P. C. Kauffman
Belle Ferguson
The
Dalles
Portland Polish anarchists plot the murder of Roosevelt
In Portland municipal court Walter Leninszkiwier testified a radical anarchist group planned to assassinate President Roosevelt. He said funds were raised to send John Preywara to Washington to carry out the murder, amid internal society disputes.
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Portland
Roosevelt
Walter Leninszkiwier
America
John Preywara
Rusajlin Nihillat
Washington City
Nebraska Battleship Plans Trial Trip Route
Puget Sound June 21 The official board fixing Nebraska s bulldoze trial trip has chosen a course along the east shore of Vardon island. Beacons are up and Washington approved. The four hour trial will measure propeller revolutions per mile to compute speed. Docking at the navy yard on July 7 for cleaning and overhaul.
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Seattle
Nebraska
W. L. Cottman
J. G. Doyle
Julian Tanne Larimer
Vardon Island
Washington
Pacific
Navy
Portland on a Sand Bar Wake Near Ventura
June 24 report from Toe Angeles states the echoon er Portland rests on a sand bar off Ventura. She is to be freed and pulled away if a west wind does not rise to aid recovery efforts.
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Angeles
Portland
Ventura
Oil Shortage Delays Spokane Track Dust Control Plan
Oil supply disruptions threaten initial oiling of the Spokane branch. The Oregon Short Line and Northwestern lines plan to spray from Pendleton to Starbuck to dust the track, hoping oil use will be abandoned if supply remains tight. Officials expect two to three annual applications to form a crust sealing dust for years, with the worst section near Pendleton and Starbuck targeted first.
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Spokane
Soudre’ Union
San Francisco
Hos
ORR, & N
Peandieton
Grange City
California
Easlers
Portland
R Pendleton
Starbuck
Trie
Canton
May invasion talk and Guatemalan exiles in Salina Cruz
San Francisco June 21 The City of Pekin carried 26 Guatemalan political exiles to Salina Cruz amid ongoing Guatemalan revolution chatter. Officials warn of possible southern Mexican incursions as Chamenco attacks loom nightly. Chicago Wheat Market notes: wheat 183 14, corn 623 8, oats 39.
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San Francisco
Pekin
Guatemala
Salina Cruz
Ocus
Mexico
Chamnerlco
Chicago
Mayor Schmitz Likely To Fail In Waterfront Arbitration
May Not Be Arbitrated, San Franciscco, June 21. The efforts of Mayor Schmitz to arbitrate the waterfront strike will probably fail. Vessel owners are not prepared to concede key points, though some favor arbitration. The Vimaitia state the afternoon for northern ports with a non union crew, and others are expected to follow.
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San Franciscco
Schmitz
Wallore
Fourth of July celebration plans in Pendleton
Pendleton prepares for Independence Day with reduced travel rates from a 200 mile radius and music from three cornet bands Pilot Rock Milton and Pendleton bands provide evening entertainment Prize money totals 95 for decorations makeup floats and broncho riding Committee lists updated urging cleanup before the event Funeral of Premier John Seddon held in Wellington N Z today.
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Pendleton
Co. R. & N. Company
Pen- Wleton
John Sedan
Wellington
John Seddon
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