Protestant Leaders Converge On World Brotherhood Convention
Yesterday delegates from Great Britain France Belgium and Switzerland gathered for a convention themed From the World War to World Brotherhood. The program reviews wartime service and proposes an afterwar effort with four key church goals including a declaration of fundamental opinion world responsibility study of Christian social order and leadership in American Protestantism in the new internationalist era.
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World Brotherhood
Jeaders
Great Brivin
France
Tele
Belgium
Bwiteerland
Alter
Covnct
America
Doubert
Neners
Jeteo
Local Trapshooting Opens With Mixed Results
Opening day sees few participants as Uber hooting starts with only ten on hand. Teem Comers rise to contend, Louw Raybarn shows promise as a state titlist candidate by finishing strong. H Sharman of Salt Lake leads early, Jones and Hawker draw applause for 15 straight at their first trip. The seventh squad matches the earlier pace, Schilling wins the women's trophy with 289 of 1000 birds, Rowker second. Moerding withdraws after learning of a family death in Portland.
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Uber
Louw Raybarn
Belog
H. Sharman
Salt Lake
Salt Lake, Started Out With the Best Record Dirly Morning
Mra Jones
Mr. Hawker
Trapea
Lee Drake
Alfalett
Jens Troch
Ffirrman
Sharman
Ford
Bauler
Moerding
Portland
Sidelights on Allen Knight display old Civil War gun
Allen and Knight present an old Civil War shotgun carried by Hugh Posten, praised for endurance beside the gun. In the Troeh Span gle contest for the Eloneysman trophy, Span gle and Troeh traded leads with precise shots, while Jess Troeh tied his brother Frank as a top shooter. F. Cathey becomes state association president, noted for prior leadership roles, and crowds watch squads break birds with high accuracy as Rayburn’s team leads, though France falters under pressure.
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Allen & Knight
Hugh Posten
Hugh
Jess Troeh
Frank
Dalles police chief shot during bank robbery aftermath
In Dalles Oregon on May 7 the police chief, Potios Gibons, was fatally shot at noon during an incident tied to a bank robbery of 87000. He died an hour later as officers pursued two to three bandits who fled. One suspect was wounded and later captured.
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Dalles
Ore
Potios Gibons
Ohrbuman Wen
Wuashongal
Purported Digestive Tonic Promises Health Benefit
An advertising snippet touts a tonic claimed to recover appetite and aid digestion in the Hoole area. It asserts the product strengthens the stomach, improves blood quality, steadies nerves, and makes eating pleasant.
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Pendleton
Kayser
Johnson and Murphy Shoes
Liane
Pendletons
Peoples
Cleveland
Connell
Churches of Christ In America
Hone
Buchlid Avene Mattiss Church
Ture
Tronh
Spangle
Mit
Troeb
Br . F. Cathey
State Association
Condon
F. J. Holtban
Keister
Rayad No. 5
Randem
Pete Holohan
Abner Dalir
Frank Troeh
Guy Chiosiman
Lou Rayburn
Portland Gun Club
Arlington
Sively
Los Manel
E. Webb
Great Hog Island
Umatilla
Auto. Co
Don Pruitt
Campbell & Fren
Cottonwood St
Res. al Motot CO
Flor
Cole
Reo
Dort and
Scripp-Booth
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