Chronicle of violent incidents and a notable murder case
A summary of multiple incidents including a rear end collision in Victorville California killing brakeman L B Gould, a murder conviction of Jim Butler in Yakima, and varied violent events. Other items cover a Knights of Pythias home for orphans planned in Decatur, farm accident death near Lexington, turkey theft dispute, Southern Pacific derailment at Marysville injuring crew, a fatal football injury in Fort Shaw, and Mrs Angie Birdsong shot Dr T H Butler in Montivello Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorville
Cal
L. B. Gould
Yakima
Jim Butler
Johnnie Stemlik
Fort Bliss
Texas
Neil Endicott
Ralph Conan
Menominee
Wis
Arthur Olson
Comnomonee
Timole Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Decatur
George Newkirk
Lexington
Kyabot
Amelia Cockendorfer
Southern Pacific
Marysville
McNamara
Ed Allen
Angie Birdsong
T. H. Butler
Montivello
Miex
Miek
Peninsular tunnel progress and assorted Northwest items
Near The Dalles the O R N tunnel project advances about half completion with a 720 foot goal. Disappeared Prineville band leader Frank Henry and 60 band funds are missing. Fire drill training by Professor Bishop and Union school teachers continues. A Boise man, Hugh Clawson, 75, dies after long Boise Basin residence. Accidents include a Premature powder explosion near Lyte. Arleta man Sligsthee robbed on Mount Hood railway. A farmer shoots intruder Frank Clary in Ellensburg. Walla Walla council votes 110000 paving contract. legality challenged by Kellough and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsula
Dalles
Frank Henry
Prineville
Wpuld
Bishop
Union Public Schools
Hugh Clawson
Holse
Bolse Basin
Boise Statesman
Choghren & Wolgon
North Bank Road
Lyte
Joseph Hetn
F. O
Sligsthee
Arleta
Hood River
Mount Hood
Joseph Preece
Ellensburg
Wash
Frank Clary
Clary
Chetzah
Walla Walla
McKean
Kellough
Warren Construction Company
Nove
State Board Replies on Walla Walla Jute Mill Action
The State Board of Control defends its decision not to purchase jute at high prices, noting two years of mill output totaling 2,532,255 bags and a fixed price of 6 1/2 cents. It argues savings to farmers are limited and emphasizes legal spending limits, revolving funds, and the aim to keep convicts employed while avoiding idle inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Des Cos
State Board of Control
Walla Walla Penitentiary
State Administration
Notel Arrivals at Hotel St George and Pendleton List
A long list of guests arriving at Hotel St George and Hotel Pendleton includes William Dann of Portland and many others from Salem, Kansas City, New York, Chicago, Seattle, Spokane, and various Oregon towns. The roster names numerous individuals and spouses, with cities like Portland, Baker City, The Dalles, Walla Walla, and more, reflecting a busy travel period. The page compiles arrivals by hotel patrons across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
William Dann
Portland
A. C. Shalton
Salem
Ore
F.C. Smith
Kansas City
O. F. Robinson
Kansas
Civ
Mr. BE. C. Ba
G. BH. Withrow
M. Young and Wife
Baker City
J. F. Morton
San Francisco
A. F. Kenyon
C. F. Butterfield
Echo
Chris Portwobbe
W. A. Woodward
P. J. Preston
F. Butler
W. W. Hampton
Denver
L. L. Rogers
Adams
Hotel
Pendleton
J. W. Horney
J. G. Bushnell
W. Roy Saxton
Pauline Lederle
la Grande
C.H. Norris
Cltr
G. Stubblefield
Hermiston
Lon FR. Pearce
Meyer Abraham
J. L. Landers
the Dalles
W. G. Mulligan
Spokane
Fred Fuller
Mrs. M. Dryborough
Indigestion remedy touted by Tallman and Co
An advertisement promotes Kodo as ideal indigestion relief by resting the stomach and aiding digestion. It claims the product reduces stomach work, supports proper temperature use, and relieves sour stomach, titulenor, palpitations, and dyspepsia, stating it is made in strict conformity with the Nation Pure Food and Drug Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
Denver Post Sells Coal to Relieve Public From High Prices
The Denver Post reports a Colorado coal initiative aimed at easing citizens’ burden by selling coal at reduced rates through its coal department. The plan promises relief amid rising costs, detailing the sale price range and distribution approach for Denver residents.
Fragmented OCR listing restless with furniture and carpets
A dense, garbled OCR-style string full of repeated terms like FURNITURE CARPETS and variants of RADER. It resembles a damaged catalog or misread page with scattered capitalized words and no coherent events or entities to summarize. The readable content is minimal to none.
Coal Direct to Consumers Sparks Denver Fuel Crisis
Colorado and Wyoming coal traders push direct to customers at 3.75 per ton amid a fuel famine in Denver. The Post notes a rush on coal as a trust and market power constrain supply, while a Bout opernl tte coal department cuts retail margins but aims for some profit. Also includes a laxative ad urging Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a pleasant remedy for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Trust
Denver Post
Colorado
Denver
Wyoming
The
Post
Opernl Tte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alberta
Canada
America
Canadian Pacific Irrigation Colonization Company
J Johnston
Bowman
Oregon
General News
Fort Shaw
Mont
Great Falls
Ft. Shaw
James
Curtle
White
Northwest News
Denver Paper
RADER
Rader Rader Furmiture
Rader Rader
Furrniture
Fuunitture
RADEF
RADEE
Rradef
Rader Carpets
Rader Furniture
Alexander
Sospsis
Kennedy
Tolman & Co
Old Kentucky Liquor & Wine Store
Pioneer Soda Factory
GAGEN
PROP
Fagle Thallding
V. Stroble
Court St
Binck
Winona
Winona Manufacturing Co
Fairbook
Prioor Neagle Bros
Golden Rule Fotel Fr. Tl. Maroom
First-Cloes Family
Jack Brown
West Webb St
Carney, Ramsdell
Phone
Malin 53
Colesworthy
Ocatea
United States
David
Taff
F. W. Williams
Manhattan
East Oregonian
Carrier, Avenue
New York
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