Oregon Delegate Reports Public Lands Convention Views
Douglas Velte of Oregon, returning from the Denver public lands convention, says delegates largely opposed the administration plan to place untaken federal land under the forestry bureau. He cites biased Associated Press dispatches and notes presidents letter did not sway the vote for a resolution drafted by a committee. The gathering drew stockmen and Portland advocates, with Moody among the non-Oregon delegates.
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Douglas Velte
Oregon
Public Lands
Denver
Forestry Bureau
Bolte
Belts
Garfield Te Eall
Montini
Wyst
Roosevelt
Betts
Moody
Portland
Chicago Wheat Market Report June 24
Chicago wheat opened slightly higher at 2 5 8 cents and closed 1 1 2 higher. Corn started at 64 8 and finished 2 8 4 higher. Oats opened at 46 and closed 4 0 higher.
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Chicago
Last Sherman Lecture Draws Overflow Crowd at St Marys
The final lecture in Father T. E. Sherman's series at St Marys Catholic church drew an overflow audience. The subject Why Am I on Catholicism appealed to the religiously minded and earned praise for the speaker's mastery. The series was well received with full church attendance each night and calls for a future public talk.
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St. Mary's Church
T. EB. Sherman
St. Mary's Catholic Church
TF Am
Cithone
Father Sherman
Fafe
Jury panel to try Louis Glass in bribery case opens tomorrow
In San Francisco on June 24 the panel for a jury is expected to be formed to try Louis Glass, vice president of the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Co, on bribery charges against supervisors. A motion to set aside the Glass indictments will be heard today.
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San Francisco
Ttin
Louis Glass
Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Oakland
Pendleton Hosts Lectures Aftersea Mission School Visit
Father Neate of St. Marys church gratefully praises Pendleton for welcoming the eloquent lectures brought to the city. He notes the port’s reception of the mission school on the shore and says the people have shown hearty support for the lectures.
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Father Neate
St. Mary's Church
Boy Faces Trial Por Murder in Keensburg Case
Albion June 24. David Kelleme and his 17 year old son Albert charged with the killing of Sheriff Alexander Compton near Keensburg December 20 now called for trial today in Eid wards county circuit court. Case moved from Wabash. Domestic trouble led to the sheriff's death after custody dispute over a baby. Albert held for murder. David Kellerman’s father jailed on an arrest warrant.
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Pather Hep
Ane
Albion
David Kellema
Con Albert
Alexander Compton
Keensburg
Eidwards County
Wabash County
Compton
Kelleoms
Kellerman
Kellem
Charles Binck
Kelleme
Ambugh
Albert Kellems
Miller to Pendleton on East Oregon Tour
Josouln Miller, famed as the Poet of the Interior, travels from The Dalles toward Pendleton visiting Grant County landmarks. He recalls his early days as probate judge of a vast district, plans to stop at Pendleton, La Grande, Union, Cove, Baker City, and Sumpter, then return to Grant County to spend the summer. He will document impressions for magazines and newspapers.
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Miller
Grant County
New England
Pemiicton
Oregon
Tawi
Josouln Miller
Aterme
West
Dalles
Pendleton
Tam
Grant Count
East Ore- Fontan Oe
Portland
Canyon Citv
la Grande
Union
Cove
Baker City
Sumpter
May release Berry tests new credit system law
R B Berry seeks habeas corpus release under Oregon penitentiary credit law. Convicted of forgery and jailed in Umatilla county, Berry argues he is entitled to seventeen months credit, which would free him by June. Proceedings set before Judge Galloway June 27 at 1 p.m.
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Umatilla
Oregon
Habeas
State Circuit Court
Marion County
R. BE. Berry
Salem States
Berry Wan
Umatilla County
Carson & Cannon
Herry Ie
Berry
Galloway
Girl Attacked Near La Grande Identifies Suspect
Louise Miller aged 13 reports a young man seized her near the stocbyaris outskirts and attempted assault. She identifies Harry Holmen aged 19 as the man. he remains in jail on $2000 bonds.
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la Grande
Louise Miller
Harry Holmen
General strike looming as union blamed for turmoil
Western Union officials announce concessions promised to telegraphers are off if San Francisco operators end their strike. Union reps reject the Nell agreement, saying the decision rests with the union. In San Francisco the strike spreads, with replacements to be hired if workers fail to return. A lull in showery tension coincides with regional visits by three California visitors heading home.
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New York
Western Union
Clowry
Neill
San Francisco
Clowrey
Small
Frank Trupka Dies at Poor Farm From Stroke
Frank Trupka an inmate at the poor farm died yesterday from the effects of a paralytic stroke suffered earlier. He will be buried in Olney cemetery this evening at the county's expense.
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Frank Trupka
Olney
Ethel Barrymore to Perform in Walla Walla Tomorrow
Ethel Barrymore, famed English actress, will appear in Walla Walla tomorrow night in a special car train on the O BR N line. Lucien Baker, former United States senator, has died in Leavenworth Kansas after a long illness from Brights disease.
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Ethel Marremiere
Ethel Barrymore
Walla Walla
Lucien Baker
United States
Leavenworth
Kan
Bright
Darrow Opens for Defense in Steunenberg Case
Clarence Darrow, opening for the defense, argues Orchard killed Steunenberg for personal revenge, not political motive, and asserts Orchard was a longtime ally of mineowners and detectives, not a friend of Haywood. He accuses Orchard of trying to implicate innocent men and of using Haywood to shield himself.
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Darrow
Steunenberg
Orchant
Bolet
Jane
Clarence Darrow
Orchard
Haywood
Whewever
Japanese chambers draft anti Japanese trade resolution
Delegates from Tokyo Osaka Kobe Kyoto and Yokohama chambers of commerce drafted resolutions warning of danger to US Japan trade due to anti Japanese sentiment on the Pacific coast and urged swift measures to remove obstacles to trade development. The resolutions will be adopted and US chambers asked to cooperate. Umatilla carries 800000 and 500000 in gold aboard. Nome Nome weather mood. Staliness Flag Day planned for June 30 with ministers pledging to discuss the drink issue and distributing 20000 copies of stainless flag address. Wool price at Caldwell Idaho tops 18 cents with 828000 pounds sold amid heavy withdrawal of bids.
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Toliac
Vommerce
Tokio
Osaka
Kobe
Kyoto
Yokohama
United States
Japan
Pacific
Chambers of Commerce
Umatilla
S&s
St. Michael
Pennsylvania
Nome
Charter changes expected large majorities in election
Voters cast few ballots as no contest or excitement surrounded the special election on charter amendments. By noon only about 100 votes were in, unlikely to top 200 by 6 pm. Most residents appeared unconcerned, while officials note all amendments are likely approved. Polls opened at 6 for the citywide vote with light turnout.
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North Slide
City Recorder's Office
Fort Hall irrigation project eyed for Fort Hall lands
Government aims to irrigate irrigable Fort Hall Indian lands within seven miles of Pocatello, extending the original five mile limit to fourteen thousand acres. A $350,000 appropriation funds canal and dam construction on Blackfoot river to form a reservoir, with survey work ongoing and private properties worth about $100,000 expected to be acquired or condemned for the project.
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Port Hall
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Pocatello
The
Rose Statesman
Fort Hill
Blackfoot
Blackfooteke
Blackfoot Reservoir
Blackfoot Lake
Abundant Rain Promises Immense Crops in Hermiston
Hermiston notes clear optimism as CC Birdseye leads fourteen men surveying lands west of the Umatilla river for the United States geological survey. Reports say contour maps are ready and summer work will focus near Hermiston and Echo. Rains boost alfalfa and watermelons. O R N officials Buckley and others visit, showing faith in the region's future. Local officials update school board and outline Hermiston’s first city election set for July 1.
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Hermiston
CC. H. Birdseye
Butter Creek Bridge
United States Geological Survey
Umatilla River
Echo
A. F. Shellenberger
Umatilla
Washington, D. C
Washington
M. J. Buckley
Hermiston Triumphs In Close Amateur Baseball Game
Hermiston defeated Umatilla 5 to 5 in a tight section game marked by brisk late scoring and a dramatic ninth inning. Wellington delivered clutch defense after being hit in the head, while Colina Bartlett and Williams contributed key hits as Hermiston’s Irrigators built an early lead and held off a late Umatilla rally.
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Hermiston
Umatilla
Columbia
Hermiston Fraisitors
Forages
Rollins
Bartlett
William
Wellington
Colina
Johnson
Welf
Stolenhayes
Collin
Williams
McMurran
Lennox
Leighton
Belloge
Fourth of July Parade Details and Goddess of Liberty
Grand parade plans for the Fourth feature the Goddess of Liberty Pauline Jones and Chief of Pole Mise Pauline Jones, with Tom Gurdane as grand marshal. Units include the U S Cavalry Band, Eagles Band, Calithumplang, and National Guard Company L, plus decorated floats, war bonnets, and a war dance to open the event. exhibits form at Main and Railroad, marching to Water, Vincent, Court, Malin, and to the fair pavilion for a war dance and program finale.
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United States Cavalry Band
Eagles
Company L
National Guard
Calithumplang
Ade
Lloyd Idleman
Mise Pauline Jones
Goddess of Liberty
Pole
Tom Gurdane
Indy
Walla Walla
Woodmen
Plog
Main
Water
Vincent
Court
Malin
Oregon Angora goats ranked second in nation
Oregon stands second to Texas in Angora goats and hosts a major Angora goat breeders meeting and the eighth annual Angora show in Dallas. Proceedings and show details were published by the American Angora Goat Breeders Association in a book with prize winning Oregon Angorine images. Copy obtainable from secretary John W. Fulton in Helena Montana.
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Oregon
Texas
Dallas
Alifora Goat Breeders
Alsterbusion
Prisewin
Train collision near Pittsford kills and injures
In Buffalo on June 24 a wreck a mile east of Pittsford on the New York Central killed several and left 42 injured. An east bound passenger train collided with a west bound freight. The injured were taken to a hospital in Rochester. Identification of the injured was not yet known.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsford
New York Central
Rochester
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