Fragmented IT NSCLC article about treaties and politics
A garbled news fragment discusses US Colombia treaty issues and international rights with mentions of Russia, Panama, and property claims. It references the Scripps Association and vague maritime and territorial themes, interwoven with scattered crime and labor notes from November 21. The text remains unclear on concrete events or outcomes.
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Harroap
Scripps Association
Mwaty
Colombia
Orban
Bia
Action Washington
Russia
Panania
Walla Walla Accepts Estate Donations for Home Site
Trustees of the Stubblefield estate notify the City Council of accepting gifts totaling about 12 4 5 acres of land and 10 000 dollars for a proposed home. Donors include Eables Relief, City Council, and W W Baker with land and money contributions.
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Stubblefield Estate
Walla Walla
Stubblefield
Eables
City Counel
W. W. Baker
Armstrong May Not Be Hanged Says Attorney General Opinion
Salem reports Attorney General Crawford issued an opinion that Pleas ant Armstrong murderer Minnie Ensminger cannot be hanged under the current law since the old statute expired before his execution. Habeas corpus proceedings will test the law, and Armstrong’s release from prison is likely as double jeopardy cannot apply. Authorities note he killed Minnie Ensminger Christmas morning near Anker City. his appeal led to the old law’s superseding.
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Crawford
Salem
Pleasant Armatrong
Minnie Ensminger
Baker Cowty
Minnie Fneminger
Halnen
Anker City
Armatrong
Hell
Nebraska Revenue Law Declared Unconstitutional
Lincoln November briefing reports the Nebraska legislature’s revenue law from the last session was ruled unconstitutional today by a special session of the supreme court. The state floating debt stands at three million. A special session is expected to be convened to craft a new law.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Web
Supreme Court
Wheat Opens Higher on Chicago Market Activities
Chicago Wheat moved up to 80 percent and closed at 79 percent amid nervous trading. In legal notes, A H Carey, previously arrested for stealing an overcoat from Harry Wright, was released due to lack of evidence of criminal intent. Carey had taken the coat, claimed he would step out in rain, and returned to find the coat on him at the stove, prompting an initial arrest before release.
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Garey
A. H. Carey
Harry Wright
Memorial Services for Milka at Christian Church
The committee for Milka's memorial services will hold an afternoon service on December 6 at 4 o'clock in the Christian church. The choir from Church of the Redeemer will assist. Rev. W. E. Potwine is selected chaplain for the day to conduct the services. The spot of the day is not yet decided.
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Church of the Redeemer
W. E. Potwine
Young's Report of Army Affairs Urges Pay Rise and Canteens
General Young lauds the Philippine Army and urges higher pay and canteens, noting wartime discipline and efficiency. He cites living costs in the East and backs increased officer and soldier compensation, while also reporting on Wood investigations and a Cuban statehood invitation.
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Cuba
Wood
Presbyterian Social Raises Funds at Christian Endeavor Night
The Presbyterian Church Wise social night by the Christian Endeavor Society drew many city youths. A crowd participated in games and a crush tag raffle, with proceeds of seven dollars going to the charity effort.
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Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Wise
Benes
Horses to Alberta by a traveling pair of sellers
Co J. Officer of John Tay and Kk. McLain of Alberta Canada travel with five horses ready for sale in the city. They plan to move the herd tomorrow night via the W and R line to Alberta. They report heavy snow in Jan Day country and warn that footing is poor for horses. Prices noted: $20 for bay ton. The group says the horses are above average weight and suitable for work. The saddle horse is also up for sale.
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John Tay
Kk. McLain
Alperta
Canada
Alberta
Gamer
Fay the Sadille
City sewer project aims to finish by year’s start
By January first, intention is to have the new sewer system completed. Work on the North Side sewer to Frank Frazier's property on Jackson street is finished and the rest is being rushed with extra men. Officials hope to turn the completed system over to the city before year’s end.
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Frank Frazier
Jackson Street
Itie
Cold Springs Crops Report Highlights Good Pasturage
Crop conditions in Cold Springs show strong pasture and excellent grain prospects. W. Br. Campbell, a prominent local figure, notes favorable weather and solid yields across fields.
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W. Br, Campbell
Farmers of Cold Springs County Visit City
A brief note says farmers from Cold Springs County were in town for business. Mr Campbell appeared confident about crops and predicted a hotter yield next year after a poor harvest. pasture conditions improve but grazing land limits stock Numbers and hay costs cut profits.
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Ann
Cold Springs
Campbell
Alex McRae moves. sells residence for 185 dollars
Alex McRae of Uncatilla Implement Howe sold his residence on Franklin street to Frank Martin of Adame for 185 dollars and moved into the Nelson cottage on Post street. Martin relocates to the city to send his children to schools, having long been a prominent wheat man in the county.
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Alex McRae
Uncatilla
Howe
Franklin Treet
Frank Martin
Adame
Nelson Cottage
Post Street
Martin
Law Teaaed
Hamilton Files Candidacy For City Treasurer
Charles Hamilton fled his petition and announced his candidacy for city treasurer in the recorder’s office. In the First ward a water commissioner race draws two candidates, while other offices have a single contender. Twelve warranty deeds were filed transferring a 110th interest to Mrs. Mary Lynd for land west of Frew water, with a $38,000 consideration tied to a seaside hotel project southwest of San Francisco Bay.
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Charles Hamilton
cMy Recorder
Tad
County Recorder
Mary L. Lynd
Range 36
Frewwater
Special session called for degree tax law defects
Governor Chamberlain has called a special session of the legislature to convene Monday December 21 to address the objections raised by the Supreme Court to the Snet tax laws. The session will focus on correcting deficits arising from the law and improving assessment and tax collection.
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Coverner Chamberlain
Preme Court
John McDonald Dead Pioneer of Union County
John McDonald a longtime Union county pioneer died suddenly at noon Friday after dinner while feeding his horses. A native of Scotland he came from Iowa to Grand Ronde valley in 1865 and leaves seven grown children. He served as county commissioner for two years and was a respected member of a large Scotch settlement including the McKensies Shaws and McLeon’s families.
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Union County
Alliel
John McDonald
Mr. McDonald
Scotland
Iowa
Grand Ronde Valley
McKensies
Shaws
MclLeans
Morrisons
McfYonalde Olivers
Standley
Gompers Re-elected Amid Chicago Labor Turmoil
In Chicago an all-day session ends with Samuel Gompers re-elected president of the Federation of Labor by 1224 votes. The car strike settlement remains uncertain as unions plan further talks with Attorney Darrow aiding the strikers. Separate items note a volcano eruption near Stromboli and a theater fire in Butler, with updates on local politics and other brief notices.
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Hoxton
Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Kraft
Mitchell
Gompers
Marty
Chicago
Ap Ullioon
Seventy-Seventh Street Barne
Wounen
Darrow
Fire kills 35 Italian workers in bunk house tragedy
A bunk house 18 miles west of Altoona Pennsylvania burned after an overheated stove. The 160 men slept in straw filled bunks with a single door and small windows. Fifteen others were injured, some fatally, and were hospitalized at Johnstown. Desperate attempts to escape and rescue doomed many as the door became blocked.
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Altoona Pa
Pennsyrapls Central Improvement Work
Imoway
Jay Day
Johne Town
New Mailing Hours Set by Postoffice Schedule
Postoffice aligns mailing hours with O R N train times. Mail for No 1 west colony closes at 8:00 a m. No 1 east leaves at 4:00 p m. No 6 east closes at 9:00 p m. Mail for No 2 west downs at 4:46 am and for No 2 north down at 9:50 m m. Stage necks close at 7:00 am. Hunt line collects at 9:00 am.
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United States
Elowe
Woat Colony
Enat
Wat
Dlown
North Clown
Hunt Line
Mire Lenore Sheridan in critical condition after appendectomy
Mire Lenore Sheridan remains in critical condition following surgery for appendicitis yesterday afternoon. Doctors report the infection and rupture of the appendix with pus in the cavity, the prognosis uncertain, but the family and medical team hold cautious hope for recovery.
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Mire
Lenore Sheridan
Agent of State Land Department In Salem Visit
An agent of the State Land Department lingered in Salem and nearby areas to inspect school lands, review mortgaged properties, and gauge overall conditions of the estate. J Franklin, held for selling whiskey to Indians, was bound over to the federal grand jury for 200 dollars and jailed until June jury convenes.
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Onweid
Otare Land Department
Salem
Thie City
Uade
Alate
J. Franklin
Federal Grand Jury
Franklin
Night Operator Change at R. and N Office
L. L. Perry resigns after months as night operator at the R. and N office here and will seek another position. C. H. Adams, son of Walter Adams of the W. and R., moves from Bingham Station to take the operator’s post here.
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L. L. Perry
C. H. Adams
Walter Adams
Theo W
Bingham Station
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