Dance to Phonograph Music 100 Miles Away
Report notes a distant dance event using phonograph music linked by telegraph lines. Washington described sending talking machine music and amplification via early electric devices, aided by a cooperation of electric companies. The piece mentions key figures and cities in a pioneering music‑delivery effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frahm
Washington
Abe Léniport
Pealéntrat
tHenorl Elettric Company
Sound
Nevers
Victory Celebration Opens Ninth Strawberry Carnival
ROSHAUIG Ore May 24 war clouds fade as the ninth Strawberry Carnival opens today. The two day celebration joins the Umpqua Sportmens Association events with a large turnout expected. Local growers report early fruit shipments and market prices, noting strawberries leaving the river valley at pace while cherries show mixed movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roshauig
Ore
Umpqua Sportamen
Steowberry
Bouthern Tiremons Bigges
Dios
Yokima Chorries
Wakema
Wash
John Arehnatt
Fruitvale Boulevard
What If Germany Does Not Sign A Return To War
The piece debates German non-signing prospects and potential consequences. It suggests occupation could unfold with limited forces, while Poland and allied powers shape responses. It forecasts tensions, troop movements, and political maneuvering amid shifting alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Pontersion
Tubliahment
Chetinin
Bolabewihl
Poland
Bertin
Theolther
New York
Trilurie
War Declared On S R O Skirts By Club Leader
COMORADG SPRINGS May 24 War on the S R O or Standing Room Only skirts was declared at a meeting of the club led by Mrs Miller president of the Federation of Wayne's cuts of the Pike region. She urged actions against tight skirts and high shoes worn with soldiers returning home, saying they harm health and development of American womanhood. The club also aims to campaign for pay for women teachers and to wave a committee to Center Meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comoradg Springs
Sm O
Callum
Mire
Miller
Federation OF
Spokane Elks Propose New Temple Meeting Discussed
A Spokane Elks meeting on May 22 cited proposals for a new temple. The draft agenda referenced Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks activities. The text includes garbled anecdotes and unrelated items about a New York event and a dinner plan, with no clear outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buorane
Shodan
Speiparye
Ita
Caine Alwoad Wari
Leomple
New Jail Proposed in Oregon and Political Shuffle
The report notes a proposed jail plan for EATACADA Oregon dated May 22 and mentions arrested peers from Tacoma. It references Nicholeh facing charges and a leadership change with a new president and treasurer slated to serve in Piero county courts. The fragment hints at a quarrel over jurisdiction and governance within a Whirky Indy operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatacada
Ore
Tacoma
Kickapos
Whirky Indy Poeremion
Nicholeh
Dark Oo
Piero County
Deivern
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Uya
Eagle-Woodman Hall
C. R. Hartwig, E. J. Stack
C. M. Ryneison
Chamberlain
First National Bank
Pendleton
Oregon
Portland
Lowe Brothers Automobile
L. J. McAtee the Practical Paint Man
Taran Motel
Koe
Arras
Westing
Qtones
Putin
France
Iig
Metco
Fooker
Nuiny & Iniirringe
Jadea
Sithheld
United States
Bayer
Ackage
Mayer Manutaccore Sf
Asl
Awever
North Portland Box Company
North Portland, Ore
Spokane
AC Nowollet Stele Cot Ik the Pte
Washington Star
Sean
Eden Trade
Cems
Gey
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