William Clark leads Northwest encampment orders
Lieutenant Smythe receives orders for the large Northwest encampment at American Lake labeled Will Be Biggest Event of its Kind. Oregon and other Northwest guards join regulars in August for Camp Will Clank, a major concentration and instruction exercise. Multiple units prepare to move by rail and march to American Lake in July and August.
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Smythe
Northwest
Pendleton
Will Clank
American Lake
Oregon National Guard
Northwest States
Department of the Columbia
Dan F. Smythe
Fourth Field Artillery
Third Infantry
Fort Lawton
Fort Wright
North Yakima
11Th Cavalry
Fort Willa Walla
Vancouver
Guards to reach August 3 for Third Fourth units
The full guard corps from the Third and Fourth regiments and Battery A are expected to arrive by August 3. The journey is planned entirely by rail, and the units will participate in the upcoming event or assignment as stated in the dispatch.
Like Kathryne Carlin Sets Fire to House While Mother Away
Four year old Kathryne Carlin set fire to her home while her mother was away, aiming to see what a house on fire would look like. Neighbors and firefighters responded quickly, keeping damage minimal. The mother later blamed past cautions on matches but vowed no more matches around the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryne Carlin
Portland Journal
Ute Department
Carlin
Harry
Raleigh
Quimby
Real Estate Men Meet in Umatilla County Tonight
Umatilla county real estate men gather this evening with leaders Col J F McNaughton and Col A G Newport expected from Hermiston. Delegates from various sections arrive on the night train for a meeting called by Secretary D B Costuma to discuss county development and a proposed publicity bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ume
Umatilla
Finds Cracksman's Outfit Near Silver Beach Depot
Harry Jordan of Silver Beach recovered a complete cracksman's outfit from a lard pall hidden in a cedar stump beside the railroad track about a mile from the Silver Beach depot while searching for a lost coat Friday afternoon.
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Harry Jordan
Silver Beach
Suppression of Steamboat Racing Halted on Willamette
Port of Portland engineer J J C Lockwood says racing on the Willamette must stop after Captain Gilbert of the Crown of India complained of high speeds near The Dalles. At a Port of Portland meeting, Lockwood warned continued high speeds risked ship moorings and the drydock, urging action to prevent further damage.
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Willamette River
J. J. C. Lockwood
Bailey Gutzert
Charles R. Spencer
Lockwood
Pendleton Banker Montie Gwinn Visits Portland Club
Monte Gwinn, president of Pendleton Savings Bank and former National Irrigation congress chairman, visited Portland today and was entertained at the Commercial Club. He has made Oregon his home and settled in Pendleton.
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Monte Gwinn
Montie B. Gwinn
Pendeton Savings Bank
Portland
Commercial Club
Portland Journal
National Irrigation Congress
Boise
Oregon
Pendleton
sewer on Madison street to connect with main on Jackson
The sewer will be laid on North Madison street for three blocks and connect with the main sewer on Jackson street. Work has begun but the project lacks a clear path for the Madison street section.
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Madison Street
Jackson Street
ManZan Pile Remedy Offer Ends Insurance Pitch
Advertisement notes that an operation for piles will not be necessary if ManZan Pile Remedy is used. It guarantees relief and is priced at 60 cents, sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Echo area social notes drift through regional stops
Echo Register items list travelers and visitors from Portland and Walla Walla, with residents like Mr. and Mrs. Bert Huffman, Mrs. C. E. Nelson, and Edith Slusher returning home from trips. The column notes residents in transit, visits to St Helen’s Hall, and local arrivals from Pendleton and Sheridan, plus road consultations at Wenaha Springs and on the Northern Pacific washouts.
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Hinkle
Echo A. Aight
Dorated Theavening
St. George
Bert Huffman
Portland
C. E. Nelson
Seth Gatlin
A. Best
Werton
Jamies Carlisle
United States
Levi PB
Kony
Walla Walla
First National Bank
William Slusher
Edith
St. Helen's Hall
Page Gibson
Gladys Ketching
Pendleton
Echo
Ruth Gibson
M. 8. Jones
Echo Register
Denver's Great Convention Hall Opens for Democratic Convention
Denver prepares its mammoth auditorium for the Democratic National Convention. Over half a million spent, seating for 12,600, perfect heating and ventilation, 3 minute egress, iron construction, fireproof, no alcohol on premises. Convention arrangements nearing completion with detailed seating plans for delegates, alternates, guests, and officers.
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Denver
Coliseum
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
New York
National Committee
Curtis Street
Fifteenth Street
Curtis and
Champa Street
New Bank for Boise Opens Next Week
Articles of incorporation filed in Boise establish the Bank of Idaho with a $100,000 capital. It will open next week in the Capital State bank quarters, using full building equipment and backed by substantial local business leaders. The bank plans to accept deposits and support loans while assisting the old bank by converting certain papers into cash for depositor relief. Precinct 89 prohibition issue follows a prior dry vote two and a half years ago affecting University Park precincts.
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Bank of Idaho
Capital State Bank
Boise Capital News
University Park
St John Votes Dry Rule Upheld in Court Decision
Judge Gantenbein yesterday morning dissolved a temporary injunction against County Judge Webster and Commissioners Lightner and Barntea, allowing St John and University Park to remain dry until a court hearing. El Magoon, a St John saloonkeeper, challenged the prohibition vote held this year in Precincts 89 90 and 91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Gantenbein
Webster
Lightner and Barntea
University Park
Oregonian
el Magoon
Treasure Ship Spokane Delayed Arrival With Alaska Gold
The steamship Spokane is due in Seattle Monday carrying about 1.5 million dollars in Alaskan gold from Dawson and Yukon river points. The voyage is delayed by late river opening. One and a half million is consigned by mail and ten thousand by express.
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Seattle
Spokane
Dawson
Yukon River
Fireworks Accident Injures Freewater Boy
Sun day Orville Pearson of Freewater Ore was severely injured when a Roman candle discharged into his face. Doctors fear he may lose his eye as the injury could be night fatal unless treatment succeeds.
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Orville Pearson
Freewater
Ore
Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed For Throat And Lung Ailments
Wester M. Nelson of Naples Maine praises Dr King’s New Discovery as a life saving remedy for coughs, colds, throat and lung issues. The ad proclaims nearly 40 years as a leading throat and lung remedy and offers guarantees at Tallman & Co.’s drug store with 50c and 1 trial bottle free.
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Wester M. Nelson
Naples
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Lost On Circus Day Satchel Report
Small tan leather satchel lost on circus day containing valuable papers for the owner only. Finder should leave it at this office.
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Teutsch
Ifse Children
Vei
F. E. Livengoods, CO
William Clark
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Hohbach's
Minnis
Stark Poultry House
P. O
East Oregonian
Stansberry & Milne
Palace Lodging House
Main Street
Stanley Brothers
Ball Grounds
Black Colt
Oregon Feed Yard
Bowman
Gale
Jackson
Cal
W. Alia Street
Cracksman
Koeppr Pens
Dalles
Port of Portland
Mrs. Glenn Winslow
Mr. Winslow
Sheridan
A. K. Smythe
Dan P. Smythe
Sumpter
J. B. Meiners
Comfort
Iil
Northern Pacific
J. A. Borle
Wenaha Springs
Agency
McFatridge
Pendleton Cloak
Suit House
NEW Bank For Boise
ST. Johns Day
Saloonmmen
Donaldson
Bon-Ton
North Beach
Potter
Megler
Columbia
Tiwaco
T. J. Potter
North Coast
North Ahach
Wm. McMurray
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