Sunray in the Farm Day Set for Sunday School Leaders
Spokane Inland Empire Sunday School groups join to invite 1700 superintendents and teachers from Washington Oregon and Montana to a Sunray in the Farm day on November 26 tied to the National Country Life meeting in Spokane November 23 to 33. Notable speakers include H M W Stone general secretary Tor dlanit and C Ames D W Ferrey founder of the League of America P t Holden of the agricultural extension department, Hs C Knapp, Fred S Hauwen, and George A Forbes.
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Spokane, Wash
Inland Empire
Spokane Ministerial Mamimtgon Aid Te Epikane
Yong Men's Christian Aevoclation
Washington
Oregon
Montana
National Country Life Coagtine
Spokane
HM. W. Stone
C Ames
DW Ferrey
Gallee of America
P Tt. Holden
Ame
The
Laws State College
C Knapp
Inland
Eyciptre
Fred Si Hauwen
Maddened horse injures rider in Perth Amboy
A violently enraged horse, kept by Morrie Brunn, attacked Fidward, biting him in the mouth and trampling him. Physicians say the victim cannot recover fully. the horse was ridden by an individual who released it in a field after the ride. Damaged wording limits further detail.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Morrie Brunn
Boy Injured as Horse Crushes Face in City
A family horse of ten years injured a boy, trampling him and crushing his face. He was rushed to a local hospital but is not expected to recover. The horse was shot and its head will be sent to the state health board for inspection.
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Wcters
Thle
Vienne
State Board of Health
France
Napoleon Tit
Borah Bill Would Evect Western Lands
United States Senator W F Borah of Idaho, visiting Spokane, outlines proposed legislation to reform western land laws. He plans two bills to shorten homestead residence to three years, grant land earlier after settlement, and tie water rights to development, arguing current rules hinder western growth and cause hardship, especially in southern Idaho arid districts.
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Spokane
Wash
United States
W. EF. Borad
Hodgeville
Lincoln Homestead
West
Congress
Horah
Idaho
Feminine fashions draw church sermons on city women
Reverends preach against local women’s dress and conduct in city churches. Dr C T A Pise laments “society women” imitate reformer styles from Baltimore and Savannah. Rev Mimmett Stepheng contrasts American and Chinese women’s dress. Rev Charles Daniel calls men to act as missionaries to redeem women.
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Auunta
Baltimore
Savannah
C. T. A. Pise
St Philip's Episcopal Cathedral
Mimmett Stepheng
Jones Avenue Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Charles Daniel
Western men talk on wool duties debate in Washington
A delegation of western wool growers meets with western members of Congress to push tariff relief. Senator Smoot plans a specific duty on washed wool, guided by the tariff board report, while insurgents led by La Follette favor ad valorem rates. The article also briefly digresses with unrelated imperial and Napoleonic notes.
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Washington
A_ delegaton
Western Wool Growers
Congress
F. J. Gooding
M. Arc- Clare
National Wool Growers’ Association
Smoot
Utah
Tiriff Board
United States
la Follette
Kisses Price of a Seat in a Tangled Suit
Broker William T Hoops faces possible seizure of a price from the consolidated exchange as payment toward a 16000 judgment linked to a sensational affair involving Hayden Harden publisher of the Club Fellow. The Harden marriage unraveled amid accusations of “walking kisses” and infidelity spanning cities, with Harden suing for damages and stock, while Hoops asserts a license to trade as his defense.
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William T. Hoops
New York
tHrover Willam ‘T Hoops
Consolidated Exchange
Liself Syercevial Harden
Hayden
Moore
Lithle Board
Hardens
Paundleton
Maren
Maud A. Sullivan
San Francisco
Atlantic City
Central Park West
Ike
Waldorf
Astor
Martin's
Churchill's
Manhattan Island
Harden
Chicago
Napoleon's Son Becomes a Tramp at Marseilles Police
A tramp enters the Marseilles police station seeking a hospital permit. The secretary reviews papers showing Henri Napoleon born 1868 Paris Tuileries, son of Napoleon III and Eugene de Mantijo. Papers include a birth certificate and two Interior Ministry letters.
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Commissariat of Police
Marseilles
Paris
Henri Napoleon
Tuileries
Napoleon LT
Eugene de Mantijo
Napoleon
Ministry of the Interior
Eastern Oregon Fire Neglect Criticized by Officials
Salem officials report Eastern Oregon shows poorer fire protection than the west with neglect and unnecessary burning of slashings. State Forester Elliott says fires cause less damage east of the Cascades but citizens bear much responsibility for fire losses. Forester Tillou notes sheep grazing leases may reduce fire risk as owners defend grazing lands.
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Salem, Ore
Elliott
Oregon
State Board of Forestry
Cascades
Fsat
Forester
Tillou
Sheemen
Congress May Beg Shipbuilding Bids Amid Eight Hour Rule
Navy announces bids open January 4 for two new battleships Oklahoma and Nevada. Eight hour law may bar bidders, Newport News Shipbuilding withdraws. Vessels to carry 14 inch guns and be near sister ships Wyoming and Arkansas. expected tonnage over 27,000.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Congress
Sanage
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Texas
Oklahoma
Nevada
Wyoming
Arkansas
Insecticide Appetite Sparks Prisoner’s Odd Meal
Lucius McKnight, jailed by the grand jury for highway robbery in Edwardsville, drank insecticide by mistake, but survived and developed an appetite for large meals. The prison physician removed the substance, leaving him none the worse for his experiment.
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St. Louis
Eowardsville
Grand Jury
Lucius McKnight
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Parm
Mad Horse
Oregon Theatre
Ey Wulug
Olympia
Pioneer Bottling Works
Feters & Morrison
East Main Street
Seil Building
Leo Ching WO
Oregon Agricultural College
H, M, Tennant
Corvallis
Ore
Pendleton Planins
J. A. Boridt Lumber
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