Trade Falls Off After Panic Boosts Foreign Sales
Henry Clows analyzes how the financial panic lifted exports temporarily through forced liquidation and a $100,000,000 gold import spike. November to February saw record exports totaling 785,000,000, but March to May wiped gains. Seven months post panic show imports down 40 percent, while 12 months to May reveal a large export surplus and a strengthened foreign credit. The gold export rebound and heavy domestic gold production imply a high national gold stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clows
Nime
Forest service appoints guards on national forests
Washington announces multiple appointments of forest guards across national forests in six states. Arizona adds Car & Scholefield to Santa Rita. California assigns JW Parnes to Tahoe. Oregon names Earl Abbott to Fremont via Dixie names? Noted. Colorado assigns Joseph E. Smith to Pikes Peak and D. J. Stevens to White River.
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Washington
Forest Service
Arizona
Car
Scholefield
Santa Rita National Forest
California
JW. Parnes
Tahoe National Forest
Oregon
Earl Abbott
Fremont National Forest
Vial
Sores
Dixie National Forest
Colorado
Joseph E. Smith
Pikes Peak National Forest
J. Stevena
White River National Forest
Brazil to secretly build warships for Japan
Washington reports warn that Brazil plans 27 battle ships to aid Japan, with orders allegedly placed at Erith shipyards. Navy officials say they cannot confirm funding from Japanese sources and note ships to include dreadnought type designs with delivery hoped by September 108.
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Washington
Navy Department
Brazil
Japan
Commiuner Sims
Erith
Policeman Toheruts Legacy Heir Unveiled in Germany Gift
Seattle patrolman Justine Thachler received a letter Saturday announcing the death of an aunt in Germany and a $20,000 estate left to him. Thachler, married and living at Elliott and Bay streets, has relatives in Germany and recalls the aunt though he did not expect to inherit.
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Justine Thachler
Seattle
Germany
Thachler
Elliot and
Bay Streets
City Brevities and Local Ads at Pendleton
Ice cream at Hohbachs and strawberries with ice cream available. Dry wood advertised by Minnila and Minnis with abundant stock. Dressed chickens daily at Stark Poultry House, phone black 3791. Wanted furnished house and unfurnished housekeeping rooms. Transfer work by Stansberry and Milne, Malin 6. For sale a modern 1 room lodging house on Main Street. Blast well experience sought for C Rohrmans bakery. Lost black colt on Pendleton streets, reward offered. Hotel Bowman Cafe now open with à la carte menu. Strawberries and ice cream served. Oak bookcase and writing desk for sale at 109 Jackson Street, phone red 3031.
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Stark Poultry House
P. O. Boy
East Oregonian
Main Street
C. Rohrman’ Bakery
Court Street
Pendleton
Black Colt
Oregon Feed Yard
Bowman
Lacarte
Jackson Street
Two Prisoners Arraigned Before Circuit Judge Bean
Two county prisoners were brought before Circuit Judge Bean for arraignment this afternoon. Charles Miller Ireland faced charges of stealing a rig from the McBride Stable at Athena and asked for more time to plead, granted. William Quinn, charged with keeping his wife in a house of prostitution, also appeared. Linton, Quinn’s attorney, moved to dismiss the indictment arguing it fails to specify the house was formerly a house of prostitution. At 1 o'clock Judge Bean had not ruled on the motion.
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County Dull
Bean
Irraigament
Tor
Ontend
Charles Miller
Ireland
McBride
Athena
William Quinn
R. J. Linton
Red
I Ofolock
Gemurrer
Umatilla Hotel Leased to Portland Restaurateur
Leased Umatilla Hotel by H. C. Means, pioneer hotel man, to T. H. Ching of the railroad town. Means and wife depart for Portland to remain for some time with possible plans to buy a small tract near Portland and settle there permanently.
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H.C. Means
Umatilla
T. H. Ching
Mra. Means
Portland
Yale President Conferred Honorary LLD on J Pierpone Morgan
New Haven June 24 Yale University President Hailey conferred the honorary degree of LLD on J Pierpone Morgan a direct descendant of Yale founder James Morgan Morgan is described as a descendant of one of the university’s founders in the brief notice
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New Haven
Hailey
Yale University
J. Pierpone Morgan
Yale
James Morgan
Falls 60 Peet and Lives in Deschutes River Accident
Phillip Allen son of Cc W Allen was injured in a 60 foot fall at Laidlaw Oregon on the Deschutes River. He landed on shelving rock and rolled to a lower bench eight feet below. His head suffered deep cuts and heavy bruising but no bones were broken.
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Phillip Allen
Cc. W. Allen
Déschutes River
Laidlaw
Ore
Prison Terms Given In Ore Horse Theft and Forgery
M H Bittner pleaded guilty to horse stealing and was sentenced by Judge Benson at Klamath Falls Oregon to one year in the penitentiary. Clarence Getter pleaded guilty to forging Henry Straw's name to a $100 check and was sentenced to two months in the county jail.
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M. H. Bittner
Benson
Klamath Falls
Ore
Clarence Getter
Henry Straw
Jall
For Sale Three and a Half Acres Near Pendleton Oregon
Three and a half acres in Riverside one mile east of Pendleton for sale. Garden land alfalfa and orchard with a good house barn and chicken house two wells. Bargain price. Call Riverside or write Pendleton Oregon Nathan Moore.
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Riverside
Pendleton
Ore
Nathan Moore
Personal mentions from Enterprise city travelers and visitors
A string of itinerant residents and visitors are listed in Enterprise today. Perry Bowman and A B Stephens are on business in the city, with Architect T F Howard and others visiting Hermiston Portland and Eugene. Mrs Parkes and family travel to Meacham, while Dr Temple and Mrs Temple plan July Fourth stays in Joseph. Geary Kimbrell moves to Grant County for river power work and J W Fox plans Hanford lands visits via Walla Walla tonight.
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Perry Bowman
Enterprise
T. F. Howard
Hermiston
C. H. Rosenberg
Portland
W. H. Boyd
Echo Merchant
Bowman
H. T. Irwin
Col
H. G. Newport
Jack McLaughlin
Illinois Central
Baker City
J. H. O'Neill
R. & N. Company
J. 81 Landers
Eugene
Oregon State Teacher’s Association
I. A. Temple
Joseph
Geary Kimbrell
Grant County
John Day River
Thief Steals Buggy From Old Town Barn
Ed Taylor of Old Town reported a theft last night from his barn. A brand new buggy and harness were stolen while no suspect yet identified, prompting a quiet investigation by Mr. Taylor.
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Ed Taylor
Old Town
Taylor
North
Tracks Lead From Barn Toward North Yakima After Robbery
Deputies traced buggy tracks and a man pulling it from a barn toward town. Footprints headed toward North Yakima but were lost amid horse and vehicle tracks as search continued for the buggy and its likely offender.
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North Yakima
Sherman Resting Easy After Brief Illness
Cleveland June 24 a bulletin from Sherman’s bedside reports the patient passed in the night and is resting easily his condition is unchanged
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Cleveland, C
Sherman
Portland business leader earns noble title in England
Alexander Hewitt Kerr, a leading Portland businessman, has been conferred a distinguished title as lord of the manors of Kingshall Rousehall Breadshall and Winscollles in Suffolk England. The honor comes with a vast feudal estate within 69 or 75 miles of London.
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Alexander Hewitt Kerr
Kingshall
Rousehall
Breadshall
Winscollles
Suffolk
England
Portland
Alexander H. Kerr
London
Stolen trunk found near Lacrosse homestead
Mrs Mary B Higgins reported thieves broke into her Lacrosse Wa homestead shack Sunday night and stole a trunk with clothes valued at 400 dollars. The trunk was recovered Monday buried about a half mile from the house, with no clues to the thieves.
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Mary B. Higgins
Lacrosse
Waeh
Lewiston Fruit to Break Records in Lewiston
W. J. Jordan the Northern Pacific general agent says Lewiston fruit crops will exceed all prior records. The cherry crop shows strong promise despite frost, with 400 carloads of peaches expected to ship by rail plus about 200 more from Snake River country via Riparia. The fruit outlook in Lewiston is described as the best in years for growers.
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W. J. Jordan
N. P
Lewiston
W. P. Jordan
Northern Pacific
Spokesman-Review
Montana
Snake River
Riparia
Nea
Charles Jefferson Dead in New York
Charles Jef ferson son of Joseph Jefferson died in New York today from stomach trouble after a brief illness of three weeks. He was quickly known as part of the Jefferson acting family and his death marks the end of a short, quiet illness in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jefferson
New York
Joseph Jefferson
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Monster
Teutsch
Suit Department
F. E. Livengood & Co
Teutsch’s
Dep’t. Store
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Berazh
Toheruts
Koeppens
Hohbach's
Stansberry & Milne
Malin
Umatilla Hotel
Morgan
L. L. DD
A. B. Stephens
D. C. Brownell
T. L. Dunsmore
the Dales
Mra
Joe H. Parkes
Phyliss
Effie
Meachim
W. A. Blusher
Baby
Denver
Misa Charlotte Patterson
J. W. Fox
Hanford
Walla Walla
St. George
Yakima Barn
In Favor Daily
Pendleton Cloak
Suit House
Yakima
Sheriff's Office
Bingham Warm Springs
Blue Mountain
J. A. Borie
Gibbon
Umatilla County
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