Gettysburg Veterans Encampment Opens With Wilson Address
Veterans flood Gettysburg for the 50th anniversary reunion of the Civil War battle. Tents rise across the border area for 40,000 veterans from both sides, with Army guards, water and electric systems in place. The weeklong program features Veterans Day, Military Day, Civilian Day, and a July 4 address by President Wilson, ending with fireworks.
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Cham berlain's Tablets Aid Easy Bowels
There is no real need for anyone to be troubled with constipation. Chamberlain's Tablets will cause an agreeable movement of the bowels without any unpleasant effect. Give them a trial. For sale by all dealers.
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Egged terra cotta eagle head falls from Columbus memorial
Chicago June 24 The terra cotta eagle head from a Columbus memorial building fell two hundred feet onto State street. It struck a passing street car, tore a hole in the roof and pierced an empty seat. The 18 inch head was over a foot thick. The crash occurred in a busy downtown streetcar corridor.
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Doctor Lytle Takes Post as Shale Veterinarian
Dr W H Lytle, newly appointed shale veterinarian, left Sunday Salem. His wife will follow later. Roy Raley was an outgoing passenger on No 18 Sunday evening.
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Woman and Her Varied Luncheon Instructions From The Inter Ocean
A long compact recipe and fashion note from the Chicago Inter Ocean describes a layered jelly mold using chicken tongue ham and eggs, plus serving tips and a passe-partout note on table polish and a Teured foulard fashion sketch with lace collar and satin tunic.
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Fried dish served with ketchup and chili sauce
A brief note describes frying as the method of cooking and suggests serving the fried item with catsup or chili sauce or a similar relish.
Sewing Machine Slip Cover Trick From Woman's Home Companion
To prevent garments from slipping while stitching with a sewing machine, slip an old pillow case over the machine leaf and pin it tightly. When sewing dark materials, cover the leaf with dark cloth to prevent white lint from adhering to fabrics.
Mission style porch table described by Newark News
An oblong porch table of woven willow on mission lines is praised for practicality and usefulness. The top includes a long drawer with brass handles, and a shelf sits below between two substantial uprights supporting the table.
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Biehl Must Serve Penitentiary Term
Portland Ore June 24 Allen Jay Biehl the sole Columbia Orchards swindler convicted in trial was ordered committed to the United States prison at McNeil Island by Federal Judge Bean. He has a two year sentence to serve. Attorney Wilson Hume said Biehl would begin serving now and corrected reports that he jumped his bond. He had returned promptly when suspect of leaving jurisdiction arose.
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Resignations, plans and legal actions flood June dispatches
Flashes from the wire report Mayor John R. Harter of Tillamook resigning after a contested term, Mann demands Caminetti’s removal over the Mann act, and Japanese real estate plans surface in Washington and Leavenworth. Other items note Klickitat Falls water power sale, ferry delays at Vancouver, Moose skin grafts for Eva Robillard, rifle distribution talks, and a man in Los Angeles attempting multiple suicides by poison.
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Charge Against Egypt Is Dented
Rome reports the Anglo-Egyptian government is not permitting contraband of war to reach the Arabs. The Tribuna denies that guns used by the Arabs originated in Egypt and rejects insinuations that Lord Kitchener favors Egyptian nationalism in Vyrenaica.
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For Sale Cheap Items Include Piano and More
Mrs. H. E. Laate offers a quick sale of used household goods including a piano sewing machine dining table dresser range garden tools and kitchen utensils all priced to move.
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Big boxing bout set for Round-Up in Northwest tourney
Dudley Evans of the TAAC reports consent from PN A for a large boxing tournament in the city during the Round-Up. Teams from Multnomah Seattle Spokane Vancouver BC Portland Pendleton will enter about fifty boxers of various weights. The event spans September 11 and 12 at the Oregon theater with top amateur talent expected.
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Bill McKinnon Fights In Indiana Polls Bout
Bill McKinnon the eastern middleweight headlines a ten round bout in Indiana polls.
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Oarsmen Row in Race Ignorant of Brother's Death
North Yakima Washington June 24 Two Washington varsity crew members Ed and Elmer Leader twin brothers rowed second and third in the shell while their brother Arthur Leader a Northern Pacific employee at Rota swam and was carried away by Yakima River current on June 3 Search on both riverbanks lasted several days but no body recovered and the brothers remained unaware of his death to avoid impacting the race results
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775 Mile Relay By Boy Scouts
Washington launches a 775 mile relay as 775 boys carry a presidential message to Chicago for a pre Olympic athletic festival. Runners include Boy Scouts and selected students, with day and night legs along the route from Washington to Frederick to Pittsburg Cleveland Toledo South Bend and Chicago. Each mile runner receives an emblem souvenir.
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Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues
National League games included New York 2 Brooklyn 5 and Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 1. Pittsburg 7 Cincinnati 6. Philadelphia 3 Boston 3. Coast League saw San Francisco 4 Portland 3. American League results St Louis 3 Chicago 3 and Chicago 1 Boston 4. Northwest League Tacoma 8 Seattle 0 and Victoria 2 Spokane 0.
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Levant Herald Closed by Turkish Law in Constantinople
Constantinople reports the Levant Herald has been permanently closed after authorities refused its reappearance without a 500 pound deposit under the new press law. Dr. L. Mazzi failed to secure British embassy aid, staff dismissed, and the English newspaper ceases after decades of publication aiding British commerce and charitable efforts.
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Dillon Declares No Rest From Title Fights
Indianapolis June 24. Jack Dillon, winner over Frank Krauss to claim the American and world middleweight titles, refuses to rest. He states he will fight any rival of his weight anytime, anywhere, and soon proceeds with a busy schedule including a twelve round bout with Tony Caponi in Winnipeg next week and another on July 3.
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Northern Territory administration faces ongoing issues
The text notes that the Northern Territory remains a problem for Melbourne Victoria Australia as the territory was taken over by the Commonwealth. Over the last year there has been heavy spending with little return and administrator Dr. Gliruth faces a difficult task ahead.
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Proposal to move capital Inland to Bitter Springs
The text discusses plans to initiate and enforce a definite policy of practical developments and proposes relocating the capital inland to Bitter Springs. Residents of the Northern Territory oppose it, arguing it wastes time and discards the progress and investment already made in Darwin, while the white settlement problem remains unresolved.
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