Roosevelt third term talk haunts Oregon columnist notes
Washington correspondence in the Oregon Daily Journal surveys Roosevelt’s third term boom and Taft emergency candidacy while Colonel Jame H. Raley of Pendleton reports public opinion favors Roosevelt again. Bryan is also seen as trusted for opposing corporate power.
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Oregon Daily Journal
Roosevelt
Taft
Str
Colne Raley
Jame H. Raley
Pendleton
Oregon
W. J. Bryan
Haley
Lobbler
Roseevelt
Mr. Bryan
Convention Selections and Local News From Jamestown Era
The American Institute of Homeopathy picks Oklahoma City for the next annual meeting. In Spokane, about 225 bankers attend the 12th Washington Bankers Association convention. Gifford Pinchot will visit Boise on June 24 to inspect national forests in Idaho. Missouri faces an execution week with executions looming unless a gubernatorial intervention occurs. A capitation increase for Weyerhauser Timber Co. to 15 million dollars is filed with no debts. Billings reports a large wool clip sold to Jeremiah Williams Co. of Boston at 22 cents per pound. A severe windstorm damages fruit trees and yachts. the Gaga Eka cannot participate in Seattle events. George Glover, Boise undertaker, vanished. foul play feared. A body in the Columbia near The Dalles is identified as LeRoy Miller of Lebanon, Oregon, drowned near Quinton on June 11. Ernest Ewers’ body found near Grants after a drowning incident. James J. Bradford of New Orleans mentioned.
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American Institute of Homeopathy
Oklahoma City
Washington
Spokane
Washington Bank
Giffard Pinchot
National Forest Service
Bolwe
National Forests
Idaho
Folk
Missouri
Am Mad House
State of Washington
Weyerhauser Timber Company
Billings
Mont
C. M. Ball
Jeremiah Williams Company
Boston
Gaga Eka
Seattle
George Glover
Boise
Idaho Street
Columbia River
Dalles
LeRoy Miller
Lebanon
Ore
Quinton
Ernest Ewers
Miller
Grants
James J. Bradford
New Orleans
Colored baseball tomorrow in Pendleton clash
Local fans may see a colored ball game tomorrow if plans hold. Negotiations linked Rufus Rastus troupe manager with Frasier for a game against the Roosters. no arrangements yet. Pendleton colored nine eyes victory and the Matlock ground is listed as a potential site under the Pendleton ball association.
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Rufus Rastus
Matlock Ground
Pendleton Ball Association
Churches United in Tomorrow's Services Across Denominations
Church of the Redeemer schedules sunrise and noon services with Holy Communion and a sermon by Rev Charles Quinney. Presbyterian Church lists morning worship at 10 30 with a children's sermon and an evening praise service. Christian Science Keele building hosts 11 a m service and Sunday school, with daily reading room hours. First Christian Church features Sunday school at 9 45 and a sermon by W R Warren, national secretary of the Central movement. Victor Dorris, minister, noted hay rakes by Nissen and Son.
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Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
Presbyterian Church
Corner College
Alta
W. L. van Nuys
Ada
Christian Science
Keele Building
Christian Saience
First Christian Church
W. R. Warren
Pittsburg
Warren
Churches of Christ
Victor Dorris
Fossil Oregon Liquor Election Sparks County Vote
A special county election in Wheeler County Oregon tested wet versus dry, aimed at keeping Fossil dry while Mitchell and Spray leaned wet. The court resisted but Mandamus forced the vote, nearly sealing the county dry. Mitchell voted 115 to 68 for wet, Fossil stayed dry, and Spray tied 64 to 64 risking a dry outcome again.
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Wheeler County
Oregon
Fossil
Mitchell
Spray
Reasan Fonsil
Borch
John H. Putman
James Meador
Fons
Lqnuor
Ford
State Railroad Commission Moves To Record Car Applications
The State Railroad Commission seeks to curb shipper discrimination by requiring rail carriers to maintain records of car applications and shipments within the state. Rules mirror Washington methods and demand station registers noting applicant names, addresses, requested car types, destinations, and dates. Records will be available for inspection by bona fide shippers during business hours, with centralized daily reports and alphabetical lists of—order details, including foreign and company car usage.
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State Railroad Commission
State Railway Commission Ia
Southern Pacific Company
Washington Railway Commission
Building at Boise Let for Ada Lodge Project
Ada lodge trustees awarded J N Hull the contract to erect a two story building for 51740 dollars, excluding plumbing and heating. Bids for those trades will be let today as construction starts in Boise on June 22.
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Boise
Ada Lodge
J. N. Hull
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths and Kidney Disease
An old medical advertisement explains that kidney trouble leads to dropsy and organ failure, urging Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a cure for bladder, kidney, and liver issues. It promises easier urination, fewer night trips, and explains sample bottles and a free book by mail from Kilmer & Co.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Modern handsomest block planned at Ninth and Idaho
A new modern business block is planned for the corner of Ninth and Idaho Streets with a lodge hall on the second floor and the Idaho National bank to occupy the first floor corner room. Construction is to begin soon with the foundation already in place. Discovery of a shooting accident near Widenworth ranch is described with medical care and prospects for recovery. An advertisement extols Foley's Kidney Cure citing a Branchton, Pa. man who regained health after six bottles.
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Ninth
Idaho Streets
Idaho National Bank
L. C. Rodgers
Branchton
Foley
Koeppen
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Nissen & Son
AEP
Chain of Health
Golden Gate
Tresea Wiglesworth
Wm. Wiglesworth
Widenworth Ranch
Pyle Canon
Alva
Flint
Frank B. Clopton & CO
Northwestern
GAS @ ELECTRIC CO
Matlock
Bingham Springs
Blue Mountain Health and Pleasure Resort
Blue Mountain
Umatilla
James Cornfield
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