Chamberlain Sees Wilson Victory In Oregon Visit
Portland report notes Senator George Chamberlain returns home thin from weight loss during wartime campaign. He endorses Woodrow Wilson for president, predicts Wilson strength in Oregon and the West, critiques Roosevelt and the Progressive party, and outlines his planned stump tour. Also mentions support for Dr. Harry Lane for U S senator and Chamberlain’s planned return to Washington after a brief visit.
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The
Portland Journal
Oll
George KE. Chamberlain
Portland
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
East
Roosevelt
Oregon
Thomas Jefferman
Statesman
Senator Chamberlain
Harry Lane
United States
Lane
Chamberlin
Chamberlain
Los Angeles
Washington
George, Jr
Carrie Lee
Fannie
Congress
Mark Oon
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure Across System
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to cure Catarrh as a constitutional disease. The ad asserts internal use targets blood and mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for a proven failure to cure. Includes testimonials and Toledo address for Hall’s Company.
Wisconsin People Go to Stanfield
Special Correspondence from Stanfield Oregon lists Quake of visitors and residents. F N Page of Portland visits peach ranch interests. Myrtle Cahill leaves after months with Bartholomews. Leah Tom and Edith Wilkerson return to Rufus. Geo Lambirth and Geo Corse welcomed newborn daughter. Local residents travel to Grand Haven and The Dalles. Wagner and McComish attend Pendleton Fair. Connors heads to North Dakota for second year at state university.
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Stanfield
Ore
F. N. Page
Portland
Myrtle Cahill
H. Bartholomew
Leah Tom
Edith Wilkerson
Rufue
Geo. Lambirth
H. St. Hamlin
Mesa
Chas, Hazen
Grand Haven
Mich
F. Senechal
North Dakota
Joe Mason
Bert Mason
Tone
J. 0
Ripeahd
Dalles
Walter Wagner
Mabel McComish
Pendleton
Glyde Connors
State University
Arrest Follows Wedding of Child in Salem
Salem Oct 1 E A Elerata arrested on perjury charge for falsely stating Mil dred Booth age. Booth guardians Johnson to be arrested for abduction. Johnson 22 and Booth 15 wed in Salem after obtaining license. Guardian Booth says elopement, Corvallis ties. Biers Johnson's stepfather cited for false age. District attorney confusion delayed action. Booth swore perjury against Biers area.
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Salem
E. A. Elerata
Mildred Booth
William Johnson
Johnson
Corvallis
Miss Prooth
Daniel Webster
Biers
Booth
McNary
Webster
Juvenile Pirate Suspect Walks Plank Under Father
Twelve year old Owen Dennis of Centreport faces a charge of attempting piracy on the high seas after commanding three small rowboats described as a fleet. Justice Landes hears the case as William Dennis, a prosperous resident, acts as complainant against his son. The father argues piracy is a profession outdated and unsuitable for his son.
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Centreport
L. L
Owen Dennis
Youth pirates patrol Huntington bay tale inspires town
A juvenile delinquents tale unfolds as Dennis and Jacob Wheeler, both youths, sail pirate dreams on Huntington bay with two small craft and a probed third laden with stolen provisions. Their aim to seize a peaceful merchantman ends without success as plans dissolve and they return home.
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Kidd
Huntington Bay
Dennis
Jacob Wheeler
Cutlass
Dirk
Owen
Castellane Journeys to Port Mistial
Tithed Journalist travels to Millune to congratulate Frederic Mistral on his eighty second birthday. Report notes Mistral, famed elder poet, preserved Provençal language and embodies cultural vitality in Provence.
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Paris
Millune
Frederic Mistral
Mistral
Provence
Brallardys Horehound Syrup Ad Delivers Cough Relief
An 19th century style ad touts Brallardys Horehound Syrup to ease tickling in the throat hoarseness and cough. Claims the remedy quiets fangs, soothes the bronchi and restores health while priced at 1.00 per bottle and sold by A C Koeppen & Bros.
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A.C. Koeppen & Bros
A Tribute to Womanhood by James Oliver Curwood
The article recounts Curwood's tale of early Manitoba life near Prince Albert with trappers and canoe men arriving from the north. It notes a man who had not seen civilization for seven years and others who had not yet met the season’s dawning while on the Saskatchewan fringe.
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Prince Albert
Old Windsor Hotel
Saskatchewan
Dawy
Tribute to Womanhood at Remote Hotel Veranda
Eighteen travelers gather in a remote inn as a young woman arrives by a narrow path to the veranda. The rough men of the wilderness rise in unison, bow their heads, and offer a silent tribute as she passes into the hotel, a moment the narrator calls the most beautiful sign of respect he has seen.
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Pittsburg
Britain Builds 250000-Cubic-Foot Airship With Armor
London reports England is constructing an airship of 250000 cubic feet capacity. The craft is described as shell proof with armored wings to protect the envelope and sides against debris, and will carry a large force of artillerymen.
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London
England
Fire destroys Standard Clay plant in Little Falls
A fire in Little Falls at the Standard Clay company plant, employing 60 men, burned Saturday night around midnight. The principal industry in the town, the plant, 20 years old, suffered losses exceeding $100,000. Fire started in the dryer and caused extensive damage.
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Little Falls
Wash
Standard Clay Company
For Sale portable lunch wagon for Round Up week
Portable lunch wagon offered by Oregon Lumber Yard for sale. Ideal for use during Roundup week with compact setup and mobile operation. Local buyers may contact Oregon Lumber Yard for details and pricing.
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