Freight Brakeman Murder Shocks Chatfield Normal
A student body formation at the State Normal School today elected Tromeo Hubbe president and Mabel Robbins secretary. A committee including Wilma Anderson and Mabel Chastain will plan activities. quarters for 58 and a free cafeteria are provisioned. The reader list shows many students and teachers from multiple states, reflecting a diverse attendee roster.
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Tromeo Hubbe
Milton
Surmomer
Mabel Robbins
la Grande
Wilma Anderson
Helix
Bryan seeks platform as unlike Republicans
An article from Helena Montana reports William Jennings Bryan advocating a Democratic platform markedly opposite to the Republican stance. He urges a dry plank on prohibition and proclaims support for profiteering controls, arbitration between labor and capital, and a stronger anti profiteering position during a rally in Butte. The piece notes Bryan’s preference for a dry platform and hints at tension with Republican economics and policy, including references to Chicago and San Francisco conventions.
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Helena
Monty
Dune
Shale
Bryan
San Francis “i
Vibe
Everett
Winnveteno
Chicago
Pane
San Pranciago
Hotth
Mont
Juan
National Bulletin
William Jennings Regan
Vere
Butte
Glass Pushes Platform Focus Before Bryan Arrives
San Francisco June 24 The president's supporters press for a strong Wisconsin style platform as Bryan delays arrival. Glass details that the president is more concerned with the platform than candidates and dismisses talk of a third term. Wets push for no platform on liquor with fight likely on convention floor while McAdoo remains a debated favorite. Ireland and league of nations stir further convention discussion.
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ED T. Ken
United Free Baff
San Francisco
Gciom
Bryan
Glas
Cummings
National Committee
Virginia
Ireland
Diy United Press
Wilson
League of Nations
Mwadoo Sentiment Strong Behind McAdes in SF Visit
San Francisco June 24 Falwari Mritton Daniels secretary says sentiment among Democrats favors McAdes as he arrives, signaling solid backing in the party arena.
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San Francisco
Falwari Mritton
Daniels
Greek forces launch offensive against Turks
From Emyrna June 24 an official Greek army statement says Greek troops opened an attack against Turkish nationalist forces led by Mustafa Kemal Pasha as the line began operations at army headquarters in Emyrna.
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Asoutated Presse
Emyrna
Muntapha Kemal Pasha
Street Improvements Dominate City Council Session
The council ordered formation of a new sewer district serving Turner Street and nearby avenues, with bids to be advertised and paving specifications prepared. A Garfield area paving project and a revised estimate exceeding the original by about 49 percent were reviewed, with bidding to cover various pavement types. Fire hose purchase was approved at 1400 feet for 1209 dollars with a three year guarantee.
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Turner Street
Evew Streets
Hospital
Recorder
Turner Mreet
Turk
Turner
Gast Court
Garfield Atrea
Jacobson Street
Martinet
Cathmate
Tten
A. G. Long
Portland
A. & Hywbber Co
Manuel Friedly
Pendleton
J. HW. Marines
Mrs Mary Knotts Dead at Pilot Rock
Mrs Maury Knotts aged 72 native of Oregon and resident of Tinatina county for 18 years died early this morning at Pilot Rock from paralysis. She is survived by Bronte Knotts Menge Knotts Oliver Knotts and Melina Abbott all of Pilot Rock and her husband died in 1904. Funeral services set for tomorrow at Pilot Rock with Walter Butler of Hermiston presiding.
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Maury Knotts
Oregon
Tinatina County
Pilot Rock
Mra
Knotts Io
Broneta
Menge Knotts
Oliver Knottia
Flat Rock
Melina Abbott
Knotts’ Hustand
Mary Row
Walher Butler
Hermiston
Julia Carranza To Live In United States
Julia Carranza daughter of the late Provi dent Carranza of Mexico said in Laredo Texas today she will make her home in the United States for the present. The announcement was made as Fernandino Igbeelae Calderon was reported to be crossing the border on a mission to Washington for the Mexican government.
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Laredo
Tex
Julia Carranza
Provident
Carranza
Mexico
United States
Netivo Laredo
Fernandino Igbeelae Calderon
Waahington
Railway Wage Board in Deadlock Over Increases
United States railroad labor board faces a stalemate as it weighs wage hikes for about two million workers. Reports say the majority may exclude outlaw wealthmen, with Brotherhoods set to oppose any decision toward their recognition. President Wilson has not yet replied to the board, and a telegram marked personal and confidential remains under wraps as officials await the president’s text.
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United Pree
Chicago
United State Railroad Labor Board
Informa
Ty Associated
Prema
Pear Dent Wilton
Othe Railway Labor Board
White Honm
KR. M. Barton
Dent
Woman's Body Found In Fisherman's Net Near Martinez
A woman about 80 was found entangled in a fisherman net near Martinez, California. The coroner's office said the body bore a knife wound, and the name Vivian Hutton appeared on a penknife recovered from the scene. The incident occurred yesterday morning in the Strait area and authorities described the weapon as evidence in the death.
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Associated Prem
Martines
Citoners
Hentela
Corm
O Aehernay
Bottat
Olen Mort
San Francisco
Vivian Hutton
Weightinnti
Former Empress Improved After Attack in Congo
Former empress, famed for her influence, is reported greatly improved after a severe attack Monday. Prince Frederick Willey and Settie Holt discussed her condition with a doctor, while crowds await further updates on her health and fate.
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Amey
Presa
Holt
Settie
Chetiniua
Tanner Crown Pringe Prederick Willey
Compres
Phestolane
Congo
Cattle Market Weak in Portlaintown Report
Cattle are reported weak with steers around 16 pounds 8 shillings and 30s, while heifers and cows show little change. Prices for stock show some steadiness. wagers and lots remain steady with few fluctuations noted in Portlaintown.
Sweeping Probe in Mail Fraud Starts
Federal officials announce indictments of four oil companies several stock selling concerns and eight individuals in a mail fraud scheme. The grand jury says schemes defrauded investors of more than a million dollars. Post office inspectors and other federal officials coordinate across the country from Maine to California. several Wall Street brokerage firms are named in the indictments.
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New York
Orgamnet
Federal Grand Jury
Echemen
Post Office
Maine
California
Wall Street
Amnuhe
Car supply may cut grain prices rumor
Rumor says relief in freight car congestion may lower grain prices. Reports from Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, and Colorado indicate improved movement could ease price pressure on wheat and corn. Limited supplies and current high prices are noted, with Atlantic ports quoting wheat around 2.20 per bushel.
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Middle West
Tanase Chu
Kanes
Mikeourti
Olahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
Conrada
King and Queen See Tilden Take Honors at Wimbledon
King George and Queen Mary attend the British tennis event as William T. Parke leads a strong field at Wimbledon. The day features straight sets, bridle players, and notable performances on center court in London.
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Tilden
Hiv United Prem
Lon Ton
Deve
Murder of Officials Triggers Harsh Japanese Decree
United Press reports in Bhanghal that after three Vladivostok government officials were killed by Semenots outhina Japanese authorities issued a strict decree. Controls target travel and gatherings from Vladivostok to Nikelaouk with orders to avoid harming Japanese and to disarm Russians. Open air meetings banned, censorship imposed on mail and telegraph. protesting Zemstvo and Mustamore figures.
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Embera
Rasao- Japantee Commission
Siberia
Khalsrevark
Nikelaouk
Demlogoe Amor
Zemsiovo
Fur Mustamore
Special Suffrage Session Seen as Legal Move
Washington reports Acting Attorney General Pricrson told Governor Roberta Tennessee he can legally call a special legislative session to consider the federal suffrage amendment. White House notes Wilson urged Roberta to proceed, aiming to hasten the thirty fifth state ratification for women voting. Tennessee officials and Alice Paul state support, while some criticize the move as President seeking aid. Nashville dispatch confirms Governor Roberta plans special session following Wilson telegram.
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Washington
Pricrson
Roberta
Tennessee
Legisalure
White House
Frierson
Wilson
Roberts
Terrase Eek
Mate
Prierson
Citir
Aidit
Shrine Convention Plans Create Atlantic City Gathering
An Atlantic City area event outlines a shrine convention with participants and activities. The article notes a pet festival, plantings, and preparations for May, mentioning several local figures and groups in the parade of events.
Three suspects sought after body found in river wreck
The incident details a missing brakeman Ole Wood of the fire division on the W I & N line reported lost near Chatfield. Police describe three fugitives seen aboard the train, two white and three Black suspects wearing overalls and army shoes. Authorities request notifying Mr Wood or Sheriff Levi Chrisnar with any tips.
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Chatfield
Ulate
Portland Crew Investigates Hood River Murder Suspects
Associated Press reports in Hood River an investigation into the death of Ole Mays Bralbe. Police say Mays was murdered by a man named Ford with two women and three others under suspicion. Investigators describe the scene as a bexcar at Hood River with men arrested as suspects.
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Associated Press
Portland
W. H. AN
Ford
Ole Mays Bralbe
Hood
Mays
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Local Dokkies Visit Imperial Prince in Walla Walla
Knights of Pythian and Dokkies from Damen lodge No 4 Pendleton plan a June 5 visit to Khaled temple Bro 70 at Walla Walla for an all day Pythian festival with Imperial Itiee Harry W Nice Wil Dy and guests. The Dokkies and Knight of Khortaan will hear the principal speaker during the tour of the West. Invitations go to Abd Ahl Alef temple Na 117 for the inception at Imperial Prince on Monday evening June 18.
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Damen Lodge No
Pendleton
Khaled Temple
Walla Walle
Jim
Chautauqua Ticket Drive Opens Soon in City
A Chautauqua ticket drive begins with a canvassing campaign July 9, targeting city districts. The committee aims to raise funds toward a loan guarantee, with quotes due by noon July 2. Season tickets available for adults and children, as the festival programs are outlined for the city square area.
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Denen
Ket
Alta
Wine
Track Walker Killed by Train in City Incident
A track walker named Walker was killed by a freight train on the eve of June 24 in the city. He ran onto the track to remove a car from the way, but was struck and killed.
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Sporanr
Wish
Jone
Daenen McNally
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