Boxers Sax and Carpenter Highlight Oregon Theater Card
Both boxers in excellent form and at weight face off in the IS round bout at the Oregon theater tonight. Fred Sax and Jack Carpenter express confidence as Dixie Kid Langford Will Gaffney and Young Whitey appear in preliminaries along with a exhibition and caricature skits. Election returns from county, state and nation will be read starting about 7:30 with Chauncey Haines' orchestra providing music.
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T Ie Gong
Oregon Theater
Fred Sax
Pacific Coast
Jack Carpenter
Intermountain States
Dixie Kid
Kid Langford
Gaffney
Carpenters
Young Whitey
Young Hackensmith Athletic Instruc
Tor
Wills
Evans
Kuet Oregonian
Chauncey Haines’ Orchestra
Difference Between Presidential Travel Expenses and Women Com
The question asks for a comparison between the President's traveling expenses and Women Com. It seeks a contrast in costs, budgeting, or funding sources, but lacks a specific context such as time period, country, or official reports. Clarify the exact presidency, year, and source documents to provide an accurate, sourced answer.
Hundred convicts to work on Illinois State Penitentiary program
One hundred convicts at the Kansas Penitentiary will be put to work on state roads under an honor system for the first time. Warden Codding has reformed the prison and believes the plan will succeed, with convicts supervised by civilian foremen on a river road project. If successful, the system may extend to all trustworthy inmates. Also notes U S consul J A Buttain reports Prague has no flies due to brick, stone, granite infrastructure and cleanliness.
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Hanes State
Lansing
Kan
Codding
Kansas Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Brden Codding
Wyanties
Ios
J. 1. Buttain
United States
Prague
Bohemia
Aeroplanes to Observe Artillery Fire in War Plans
Washington reports the war department will test aeroplanes to observe and report artillery effects during battle. The plan aims to relay range and effectiveness to gunners, with aviation units at Port Hillier and Fort Riley coordinating methods between air scouts and artillery below. The move follows Balkan war lessons and parallels a French system, prompting U.S. forces to develop their own. Three aviators from College Park, Md, are ordered to Fort Riley.
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Washington
War Department
Army Aviation Aqiatron
Port Hilier
Kateis
United States
Vox
College Park
Fort Tiley
The Proper Way in Advertising Dialogue
An elderly businessman is asked how he finds work and he replies by stressing the value of judicious advertising as the proper method to attract customers. The exchange underscores pragmatic marketing wisdom in concise dialogue.
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Items and Updates
Lan Twichell, Moussy & Co. member, is home ill with typhoid at 304 Cosble Street. News comes of a birth in Wenatchee, Washington, an eight and a half pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs J B Dungan. Mrs Dungan formerly Miss Luda Rankin of Pendleton. Three drunks jailed. sentencing postponed for holidays. Funeral plans for Samuel G Lightfoot pioneer, Nye County, set for tomorrow with interment likely Vinson cemetery. Depot lighting improved. no more nightly darkness at O W R R & N depot. Dr C J Smith returns from Portland to Chicago then England for study. plans to reside in Portand after.
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Lan ‘Twitchell
Lan Twichell
Moussy & Co
Cosble Street
Samuel G. Lightfoot
Nye
Vinson
Pendleton to Host Winter Entertainment Course
Herbsman, a representative of the Redpath-Priest Lyceum Bureau of Seattle, is back in Pendleton and has completed arrangements for a winter entertainment course. He believes Pendleton is a bright city and expects the course to be well received there.
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Herbsman
Redpath-Priest Lyceum Bureau
Seattle
Pendleton
Herbensin
Greeks to Take No Arms For Mother Country
Lews Rados, longtime local restaurateur, plans to close his West Webb Street eatery and sell the business to raise funds for passage to his homeland. He will return to arms for Greece in the war against Turkey, answering the call to serve.
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Lews Rados
Twotle
Bck
Armind
Turkey
Thendight
West Webb Street
Early polls hint at tor and Wilson close race
Indications from Oakland and Princeton areas show socialist J San Wilson gaining ground against Knowland in Berkeley. Reports note Wilson votes cast in Princeton, Terre Haute election frauds under investigation, Debs unable to vote, and Taft leading in Arushnett with Wilson topping 250 percent in unofficial counts.
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Tor
Wilson
Oakland
Alameda County
Congress
J San Wilson
Berkeley
Jos. Knowland
Knowland
Indianapolis
Terre Hause
Marshall
Arushnett
Mass
Taft
Feud between Ballard and Booths flares in Shelby County
In Ballard Booth feud in Shelby County Louisiana a 40 year old blood feud escalates after Acuia Pallard is killed by John Booth at Center near Lesaneport. Tensions rise as past revenge killings, including a Black man executed after alleged murder, rekindle fear of further bloodshed and renewed violence.
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Lesaneport
Novo i
Acuia Pallard
John Booth
Suinding
Booths
Ballard
Sines
Shelby County
John Pooth
Acuilla Ballard
Judge Short
Bulhirds
Carrol Short
Mike Paul
Buck Paul
Girton Says It Was All a Joke in Gun Remark
James Girton, arrested after friends reported a remark about getting the girl and rival, says he meant only a joke. He explains he borrowed a revolver to protect chickens after noting thefts and asserts the young woman had chosen someone else with his permission.
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Deolires
James Girton
Tally
Tv Iilmite
Girton
Hughes
Manting
Murabals
Kearney
Judy
Crystal Gazer Found Guilty Trial Details Surface
A trial report notes a Crystal Gazer found guilty with hearings set for November 15. The state accuses arsenic poisoning as lab results reveal the toxin in internal organs of victims, including exhumed bodies of Alma Lindloff and her husband. Police traced ties to Mrs Lindloff and motive linked to life insurance as a possible trigger.
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Covel
Tednilore Tou
Shane
Mre Lindlefy
Wiliam Lindorf
Bowly
Alma Lindlormf & Daughter
Two Women and Child Injured in Building Fire
The incident began with gasps for escape as Gail Wilson and others helped a child down from a roof rope to safety. Fire started in a first floor waste chute, likely from defective wires, and spread to top floors, gutting hallways and several apartments.
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Fle
Gail Wilson
Spanish Girl Shot by Mer Locke at School
In Santa Barbara California November a wealthy 18 year old Spanish girl, daughter of an old family, was shot at recess by 19 year old Jos Foxen, son of a wealthy family. The lovers quarrelled and Miss Chaterres refused to reconcile. Foxen followed her to school and fired. he was arrested at relatives’ home.
Barker City Retains Commission Government in Baker
In Baker Oregon voters approved retaining the commission form of government by about 200 votes. The commission system had been adopted two years ago and was renewed by the electorate yesterday.
Witful Dean and the Odor of Sanctity
A wood illustration of Bishop Welldon, Manchester's popular dean, recalls a luncheon with Sir Herbert Tree. Tree explains a bet about motor rides and doctors, claiming they passed through four hundred but found only three hundred ninety-nine. The dean quips that they missed the odor of sanctity.
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Bishop Welldon
Manchester
Herbert Tree
oWell
Mr. Tree
Thead
Bishop Weeldon
Railways and the cost of living in the modern economy
Farm and Fireside argues railways can cut living costs by expanding the transport of lime phosphates nitrates and manure and by boosting farm production. The piece critiques rail executives for limiting their public duty and suggests railways should support fertilizer supply and return manure to fields while noting sponge cultivation and mariculture innovations as broader economic ideas.
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Springfield
Ohio
James J. Hill
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
W. C. Brown
New York Central
Finley
The
Southern
Yoakum
Cowt
Iles
Sponge Orchards Flourish Along Florida Coasts
Sponge orchards along Florida coasts are being developed in a unique method. Sponges grow by clinging to reefs and rocky cliffs underwater, but new plantings use pegs and labeled sections to secure cultivation in shallow waters. This method aims to boost underwater sponge populations and support coastal ecosystems.
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Florida
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Umatilla County
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