Famous Drivers in Auto Rages at Indianapolis
Indianapolis May 20 31 renowned race drivers gathered at a brick two and a half mile oval for the 500 mile race with 125000 spectators. Jules Goux led practice in the Peugeot while rivals Goux Guyot Burman De Palma Mulford and the Endicotts promised record lowering speeds. Prizes totaled 38 000 with 100 mile pace rewards and a large police and medic presence ensured safety.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Speed
King
Peugeot
Jules Goux
Todas
Brooklands
Goux
Guyot
Burman
de Palma
Mulford
Tetaloff
Bragg
Jenkins
Endicotts
Europe
Interna
Girls Edit College Sheet at Oregon Agricultural College
The Barometer at Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis, May 20, appears in an eight page illustrated edition. Delia Purves of Seattle is editor in chief with Gertrude Walling as business manager and several editors from Oregon and elsewhere. Notable items include a faculty baseball challenge to seniors, OA C games lost to U W, freshman election, officer nominations, summer session features, Associated Women Students, Hare Economics Building plans, and a commencement address by U W President Kane.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Delia Purves
Seattle
Wash
Gertrude Walling
Salem
Christie Orford
DeZamas
Ida
Dorothy Keatley
A. C
U. W
Associated Women
Hare Economies
Commercial Club
Kane
Indian Girls Held on Por ger y Charges
Three pretty Indian girls aged seven and ten at the Chemawa Indian School were arrested by Deputy U.S. Marshal Fuller on charges of raising money or engaging in a crime. The detainees are Lucy Orlette Christine Pablo and Ida Kennedy. The incident connects to a prior case involving Lucy Oullette in Montana last winter, which prompted the others to join her.
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Portland, Or
Wee
Chemawa
17 Year Old Student Jailed for Treason
Trieste May 30 M Bierle an 11 year old student issued a manifesto to the Inhabitants of Trieste to revolt declare a republic and complete the work started by the student Oberdank he has been sent to prison for five years on a charge of high treason Oberdank was hanged 30 years ago for attempting to assassinate Emperor Franz Joseph. The government is criticized for taking Sterle a mere boy so seriously.
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Trieste
Austria
Funeral services for Allie Peebler at Methodist Church
The 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs Andy Peebler died yesterday in hospital. Funeral follows tomorrow at 2 PM at the Methodist church. Also notes that F. J Donaldson at Red Crows Pharmacy installed a new large stationery case for stock handling, manufactured at the Pendicton planing mill.
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Allie Peebler
Andy Peebler
Methodist Church
Red Crows Pharmacy
Donaldson
Pendicton Planing Mill
Prisoner, Sheriff Arrive After Night Arrest Near Heppner
Sheriff T. Taylor arrived home with Wills Jordan the alleged horse thief arrested near Heppner on Monday. His partner Julia Walker known as Red Wings remains at large.
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T. [B. Taylor
Wills Jordan
Heppner
Julia Walker
Red Wings
Foreclosure Suit Over Mortgage On Paxon Property
William Blout has filed in the Idea court a foreclosure action against H. Paxon for land in the county south end. The mortgage allegedly secures a note for 4550 dollars, with Carter and Smythe listed as filers of the complaint for the plaintiff.
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Lout
Local residents travel to Walla Walla for northwest conference meet
A group of local people will attend the annual track meet of the conference colleges of the northwest in Walla Walla tomorrow. Fred Steiner James Johns and Arthur Means are among the travelers. Teams from the University of Oregon University of Washington Oregon Agricultural College Washington State College and Whitman will compete in the meet.
Police raid nets two arrests in disorderly houses
In a morning raid on disorderly and rooming houses, Chief Kearney and Officer Russell arrested Jack Carpenter and Jack Duarte, both known in static circles. They were found in rooms with women and charged with disorderly conduct. Bail set at $50 each. scheduled for police court tomorrow morning.
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Kearney
John Russell
Jack Carpenter
Jack Duarte
Indians Observe Memorial Day at Tu tuilla Mission
Indian congregation of the Tu tuilla mission held Memorial Day services to honor their dead. They decorated graves with natural and artificial flowers and listened to short addresses by Rev. J. G. Dickson the Indian minister and Rev. J. M. Cornelison the missionary.
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Tutuilla Mission
J. G. Dickson
J. M. Cornelison
Bennett Schedules Three Bouts Across Idaho and Pendleton
Veteran bantam fighter Jockey Bennett leaves for Hailey Idaho to meet Sing Hosan in a 10 round 122 pound bout on June 12 he faces Jimmy Dunn at Boise in a 10 round 118 pound match and returns to Pendleton for a July 4 clash with Billy Gaffney under the local fight card status.
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Bennett
Hailey
Idaho
Sing Hosan
Jimmy Dunn
Boise
Pendleton
Billy Gaffney
Reverend Evans Schedules Three Special Sermons
Rev Nathan Evans of the local Methodist church has served as pulpit orator for three weeks. He delivered the baccalaureate sermon for the high school class, preached a memorial service for Incal veteran, and will speak at the dedication of the new La Grande Methodist church next Sunday.
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Nathan Evans
New la Grande
Senate to Probe Alleged Lobby In Washington
Washington May 30 The senate adopted a resolution directing the judiciary committee to investigate charges of a well funded lobby influencing pending legislation. The probe centers on the Underwood tariff bill in the finance committee and follows President Wilson’s remarks endorsing the inquiry and offering to name lobbyists if needed.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Finance Committee
Wilson
New Gun Permits War Without Any Troops
Copenhagen reports a Danish engineer Aesen patenting an automaton defense device. A buried cylinder, activated by electricity from miles away, can spring two feet from the ground and fire 400 shots horizontally at about 390 yards. The inventor envisions crops growing over the automaton in peacetime.
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Copenhagen
Aeeen
Aesen
Rexen S
Cropa
Cooler weather returns to Denver after record May heat
Cooler weather prevailed in Denver on May 26 after yesterday’s sweltering heat. The thermometer reached 90 degrees, marking one of the hottest May days in years.
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Helief
Denver
Heroes of Maine Honored Today
New York honors the Maine heroes with a memorial service at Central Park led by Govs Sulzer and Haines. A Navy and militia procession from Fortieth Street to the park included units from Cuba and the North Atlantic fleet, with speeches by notable officials and veterans.
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New York
Mperator
Maine
Havana Harbor
National Maine Monument
54Th Street
Broadway
Central Park
Cuba
United States
Fortieth Street
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Fifty-ninth
Sixty-sixnth Street
New York United Spanish War Veterans
Jackson
Zogbaum
Winslow
Atarf
Stover
Maine Memorial
Dewey
Manila Bay
Principles of Bookkeeping and Farm Accounts
Dean J A Bexell of Oregon Agricultural College and F G Nichols announce a new instructional book for teaching farm business methods in rural and urban schools. The 184 page brown buckram volume covers poultry and household accounts and detailed farm records with simple forms and Mills illustrations.
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Dean Bexell
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Dean J. A. Bexell
School of Commerce
F. G. Nichols
Department of Public Instruction
Rochester
N. Y
Bexell
America
E. C. Mills
New South Wales Expands Land and Rail Network
NSW advances closer settlement by opening new land and building rail lines. In nine weeks of the year 126,695 acres were selected in 344 holdings and 22,482 acres in 109 additions. Lands gazetted total 419,236 acres in 907 original holdings and 6,657 acres in 29 additions.
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Sydney
S. W
Aus
New South Wales
Electric railway to unite five Lewiston area communities
Aiview reports F L Sturm secured eastern financing and local $120,000 stock subscription for the Lewis ton Clarkston Valley Electric Railway. Plans call for 18 miles of tracks linking Lewiston Clarkston Vineland and Lewiston Orchards with service to Clarkston every 30 minutes, plus cars and equipment costing about $200,000. Construction will extend to Northwest Livestock show grounds and Normal Hill, with a two mile Fast Lewiston spur and a seven mile Clarkston extension. An express car will operate across the network.
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Lewiston
Winhoe
Aiview
F. L. Sturm
Lewiston-Clarkston Valley
Clarkston
Sturm
Real Estate, Inc
Lewieton
Northwest Livestock Show and Park Grounds
Normal Hill District
Lewiston Orchards
Clarkston-Vineland- Asotin
Bitter denunciation of alleged white slavery plot
San Francisco report dated May 20 mentions Camille Meining as a figure in a bitter denunciation of an alleged white slavery plot. The item summarizes hostile public accusation and the involved parties without graphic details.
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San Francisco
Cal
Camille Meining
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Dale Rothwell
Hanscom
the Jeweler
Plig
Cosy Theatre
House OF Peratures
Taylor
Ld’'G
Newsy
Trick
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Farmers’ Union
Pilot Rock
Workingmens Clothing Co
Los Angeles
Shortall
Sam Grubb
Rosé Marks
Mecely
Barrett and
Summerfield
Alta
Klipsan Beach
Long Beach, Wash
E. T. Wade
Temple Bldg
Pendleton, Ore
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