Dorn Onot Deputy Shot by Insane Man Dorn
Henry Dorn of Echo shot Deputy Sheriff Driscoll of Boise City with a loaded U S Springfield rifle after seizing the weapon from a jail room. Dorn, held in the county jail, then fired into the deputy, wounded him, and later killed himself. Authorities report Dorn believed doctors and deputies plotted to operate for money.
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I. Dorn
Driscoll
Boise Capital News
Henry Dorn
Echo
Peircoll
St. Luke's Hospital
Cooty
Oregon
Sundin Maplethe
Dornafin
Horster
Tom
Dorn
Romk
Atte
Dowd
Salem Telephone Franchise Approved by Supreme Court
After five years of agitation the Independent telephone interests finally won access to Salem. The Supreme Court ruled the franchise granted by the city council valid and construction will begin soon. Home Company faces weak prospects. Pacific Telephone & Telegraph remains the most favored public service in Salem with few complaints.
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Salem
Salem Journal
Supreme Court
Rogal
Citivens
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Big holdings in Plumas forest to be investigated
H H Yard and associates hold mining claims totaling 18 000 acres in Plumas National Forest in northeastern California. Clifford Pinchot, chief of the forest service, urges a Interior Department hearing to verify their validity. A joint probe by the General Land Office, the Geological Survey and the forest service examined Yard locations totaling 266 000 acres, leading to relinquishment of 87 000 acres.
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Yard
California Yard claims hearing promises startling developments
The Yard mining area has nearly 100,000 acres more than all prior patent holders in California, yet no mine has been opened and no gold produced. The upcoming hearing is expected to reveal dramatic findings.
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California
Canadian Pacific to Run Trains Over O R N Tracks Into Portland
Canadian Pacific signs agreements allowing CP to use Oregon Railroad and Navigation tracks from Spokane to Portland. Portland freight service to Canada and Atlantic seaboard begins May 1 with passenger trains slated for Interdate. Through service promised from Portland to St Paul. Agreement reached after conference between CP Vice President G M Benworth and ORN Traffic Director J C Stubbsn in Chicago.
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Canadian Pacific
Portland
Portland Oregonian
Canadian Paciffic
R. B. Miller
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Spokane
Spokane International Railway
C. P. Rya Marine
Canaadian
Canada
Atlantic Seaboard
St. Paul
G. M. Benworth
Canadian Line
J. C. Stubbsn
Lorrimane ¥ Sten
Kiewgo
Minnesota Forest Policy Expansion Shows Strong Finance
A St Paul letter lauds Minnesota for having the most complete state forestry system among forty five states. It notes perpetual and annual inspections of public forests, authority to survey, report on forest condition, and guidance on tree species, funded by a $20,000 appropriation.
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Minnesota
St Paul
United States
Cross Continent Horseback Ride Aims To Test Arabian Endurance
Harry Davenport, a Whitman College junior from Walla Walla, will ride Homer Davenport's Arabian stallion from Silverton Oregon to Morris Plains New Jersey. Walter B Brown and Radford Rigsby will accompany on Army horses to prove the Arabian’s endurance. The trip starts in April, with Silverton as the starting point.
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Harry Davenport
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Homer Davenport
Silverton
Morris Plains
N. J
Salem Journal
Walter 8. Brown
Radford Rigsby
Davenport
Geologic Survey to Publish Physiographic Leaflet Net
The United States Geological Survey will issue a leaflet showing 1 of 100 atla sheets illustrating physiographic forms with a cross reference listing. Example forms include aggrading streams on Maxwell sheet and glaciated topography on Becket sheet.
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Zoological Survey
United States Geological Survey
Cal
Cucamonga
Cloud Peak
Wyo
Corazon
N. M
Becket
Mass
Amargosa
Edgeley
N. D
No Trespassing on Reserves Ordered by Montana Judge
Judge William 4 Hunt grants injunction in U S v Shannon, banning Shannon from driving or permitting cattle onto the Little Belt mountain forest reserve. He rules the interior secretary may set grazing rules and Shannon knew of the permit requirement, enforcing the prohibition on use of the reserve for grazing without permission.
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United States
Thomas Shannon
William
Hunt
Shannon
Little Belt Mountain Forest Reserve
Montana Daily Record
Interior Department
Thirty days kidney remedy offered for one dollar
A brief health ad promises a thirty day treatment for kidney problems and rheumatism at one dollar with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. The product allegedly contains no alcohol and is easy on the stomach. Sold by A. C. Koep pen & Brows.
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Mes
A. C. Koeppen &' Aroa
A. C. Koeppen & Brows
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Boise City
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A. C. Koeppen & Bros
A. ©. Koeppen & Ing
Yakima Valley
Bond Bros
New York
AlfredfSenjamin
Judge Hunt
Montana
Secretary of the Interior
United States Depository
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Coach Stallions
Oldenburg
Province of
Germany
J. L. Beckhuse
Pendleton
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