Democratic Campaign Rally at New Oregon Theater Draws Farmers and Merchants
A large audience packed the New Oregon theater in Bryan rally style as Judge Barker of Walla Walla and Judge Bennett of The Dalles urged bank deposit guarantees and labor reform. Bennett praised Bryan as the people’s leader while scrutinizing Taft’s labor record and party stance, noting Roosevelt and Gompers backed Bryan.
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Oregon Theater
Judge Barker
Walla Walla
Judge Bennett
Dalles
Bennett
Bryan
Will M. Peterson
Barker
Democratic Party
United States
Chicago
Taft
McGinn
Supreme Court
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mr. Gompers
Cold Start Urges Early Action for Deep-Seated Illness
A public notice warns that a cold can become deep seated if not treated promptly. It emphasizes starting treatment immediately to shorten illness and prevent prolonged suffering.
Gold Medal Contest at Freewater Crowds Church
Congrgation church filled for county gold medal contest by Matrons Mrs A Morse Mrs Ed Louder Mrs Graham and Mrs Everett as contestants Wy Mire Everett Verna Putnam and Messrs Matthews and Macwilllam judged. Rev Ernest Dodd of Sunnyside presented medal with remarks Parish Aid society of the Church of the Redeemer meets Wednesday at 2 pm at Mrs Leonia Thompson’s home on Water Street.
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Freester
A. Morse
Ed Louder
Graham
Everett
Wy Mire
Verna Putnam
Matthews and
Macwillam
Ernest Dodd
Sunnysids
Parish Aid Society of the
Church of the Rhedeemer
Leonia Thompson
Waterstreet
Election returns posted in Peoples Warehouse windows
Direct Western Union election returns will be posted as received in the Peoples Warehouse windows with a large bulletin board for easy reading.
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Western Union
Peoples Warehouse
Mitchell Hopes For New Theater In City
C J Mitchell manager of the Oregon theater returns from Dayton Wash optimistic about a new theater for the city. Relatives there tentatively offer to invest 14000 if local funds can be secured. Mitchell plans to consult local business leaders before committing and believes a larger theater would attract better plays and provide a good return. He also closed a contract to operate a Dayton theater on commission for the current season.
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Potue
Dayton
Wash
C. J. Mitchell
Oregon Theater
Mitchell
Washington
Mitchel
Union County Takes Baker County Tax Road
Union County has been collecting taxes from a 0.47 mile stretch of road that lies in Baker County. The misallocation spans from mile posts 334 to 235 near the North Powder steel bridge, where the river curves and the railroad crosses the isthmus. Baker County officials were informed and Union County records were expunged. Baker will now receive the taxes for this segment.
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Union County
Baker County
la Grande
Baker
North Powder
Inner Shore
Union
Grazing Season Closes in Wenaha Reserve
J. M. Schmitz Wenaha national forest supervisor announces a Saturday close to the grazing season with few cattle remaining on the reserve and strict notice that off season stock are trespassers. Sheepmen have required prompting to remove stock, per the circuit court of appeals ruling.
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J. M. Schmitz
Wenaha National Forest
Walla Walla Union
Schmitz
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Woman Sacrifices Life to Save Others in Fire
Miss Mary Farrell, a seamstress, died in Roosevelt Hospital after carrying a burning stove from her West 43rd Street tenement to clear a path for neighbors. Her dress caught fire and flames burned her flesh as she protected others. a fall on stairs impeded escape. Firemen put out the blaze with minor damage.
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New York
Mary Farrell
Roosevelt Hospital
West Forty-third Street
Mise Farrell
Falls City Lumber worker killed at Black Rock camp
Clarence Vermillion, 28, employed by Falls City Lumber at Dallas Ore, was instantly killed at the Black Rock logging camp while working on the railway. He was crushed beneath a falling log.
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Clarence Vermillion
Falls City Lumber Company
Dallas
Ore
Black Rock
Amusements at the Dime and Pastime Theaters
The Dime Twins and The Sonambulists headline the Old Dime today with no repeats. At the New Dime the bill meets the Dime standard. The Pastime screens The Custom Officer's Revenge and His Own Son along with the identically titled act Hoo Hoo Ain’t You Coming Out Tonight.
Orpheum Screens Caught In the Web Amid Military Spectacle
At Med ernac hsa Orpheum the feature is Caught In the Web a military spectacle. Edison presents Fool for Luck as a second film and the song Monkey Land is listed among features.
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the Orpheum
Medernach'sa Orpheum
Edison
Milton Grove man wears shoes for thirty years
Isaiah Zug of Milton Grove Pa wears a pair of Sunday Shoes for 30 years and a second pair of everyday boots for 30 years. His brother Benjamin owns a harness set in constant use for 20 years, having spent only 11 dollars and 75 cents on boots and shoes.
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Isaiah Zug
Milton Grove
Hes & Pole
Mr. Zug
Benjamin
Election Returns at Peoples Warehouse Bulletin
Direct from the Peoples Warehouse windows shows a large, readable election bulletin with returns received and posted. Citizens observe a clear display counting votes, with totals and candidate names listed for public viewing.
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Standard Grocery Co
Withon
Ombe
Bennett Accept
F&s
Ozpensea
Tallman & Co
Winslow Bros
Jewelers
Freewater
Parish
Peoples Ware
Schilling
Commercial National Bank
United States Depository
Dayton Capital
Wenaha
Miss Farrell
Iextant
Gordon
Knox
Hanan
Kelly
Boston
the Dime Twins
Ers
Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Mak
Max Baer
The
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